EA Staff (Retired)
EA Staff (Retired)These notes have been updated to include some more items that were added.
For this update, it was important for us to address a sentiment expressed by players of feeling too “floaty” at times while playing Rocket Arena. This feedback is often tied to scenarios where players are being shot at mid-air and feel like they can’t get back to the ground quick enough. While we’ll still need to spend more time thinking of the best ways to fully address this sentiment in future updates, we saw an immediate opportunity to tackle part of this feedback with a couple tweaks to the Dodge Ability. First, we slightly decreased the duration of Dodge’s low gravity effect so that you spend less time hanging mid-air. Think of this as a general quality of life improvement. To better understand the second change made to Dodge, we can first offer a quick explanation of one of Rocket Arena’s core combat mechanics, Hit Stun.
When a player is impulsed up into the air by an opponent’s attack, they are temporarily placed in Hit Stun. While in Hit Stun, the player cannot move or jump. The duration of Hit Stun depends on the strength of the attack, and how damaged the player was when they got hit. When Hit Stun ends, the player is given full movement control back and is placed in a reduced gravity state. This post-Hit Stun reduced gravity state gives the player enough hang time to drift back towards safe ground, follow up with a shot of their own, etc. The reduced gravity state ends whenever the player lands on the ground, or when they perform what we call a “recovery action”. Up until now, recovery actions included jumping and using any movement ability (typically a Special Ability). Performing a recovery action instantly puts the player back into their normal gravity state and allows them to fall quickly to the ground. With this new update, we’ve made Dodge a recovery action. Dodging out of Hit Stun will now allow players to get to the ground faster, giving them one more tool in their combat arsenal.
Decreased Dodge low gravity duration from 0.65 to 0.6 seconds
Dodging out of Hit Stun now resets your gravity to normal, allowing you to fall quicker to the ground after Dodge ends
The balance changes for this update are focused on enhancing the gameplay viability of three of the least picked Competitors in the game (Flux, Jayto, and Mysteen). The ultimate goal is to provide our community with a roster full of options. So whenever possible, we prefer to raise less played Competitors up, rather than simply nerfing the popular ones into oblivion. While Flux’s changes are relatively small improvements this time around, the updates to Jayto and Mysteen are intended to bring them into more prominence in the current meta.
Flux
The Flux tweaks this time around are all quality of life improvements (for her and her team). Expect even more Flux tuning updates in Season 2 now that we’ve had more of a chance to see her out in the wild.
Increased Rockats rocket jump radius from 400.0 to 500.0
Black Hole Cat is no longer affected by Rocket Magnets
Black Hole Cat no longer affects a friendly Plink's Skedaddle Ball
Jayto
Mathematically speaking, Jayto’s damage output and KO potential are already amongst the best in the game. However, Jayto still finds himself lagging behind the rest of the roster in terms of pick rate. So why is this? In the current meta, Jayto must compete for a slot in any team composition with some of the most agile Competitors in the game. His lack of a true movement ability can make him seem like a more risky pick than others. The good news is, Jayto already has several fantastic movement options at his disposal. The changes for this update are focused specifically on improving the accessibility of these mobility tools.
Jayto is Mr. Rocket. Everything about him is rocket-based and this includes his best mobility tool, his powerful rocket jumps. When used correctly by experienced players, Jayto is already capable of pretty spectacular directional rocket jumping and rocket climbing. However, the previous tuning required high-level knowledge of Rocket Arena’s mobility mechanics to maximize Jayto’s potential. To make Jayto’s mobility options more obvious and obtainable, we started by significantly increasing the rocket jump strength of his Primary rocket (default and triple shot). The increased rocket jump strength per rocket also means he’ll have to spend less of his ammo on average to navigate around the map. We also increased the max rocket jump velocity threshold to allow Jayto to more easily use rocket jumps to cover ground quickly. Lastly, we’ve gotten feedback that the utility of Jayto’s Special Ability (Thruster Suit) is underwhelming to some players when compared to other Competitors in the roster. Part of this feedback comes from players’ expectations that Thruster Suit should increase Jayto’s mobility more than it does. Great idea, community! Jayto now gets a noticeable speed increase while Thruster Suit is active.
Increased default Skypiercer Rockets' rocket jump strength from 1200.0 to 1500.0
Increased triple shot Skypiercer Rockets' rocket jump strength from 1500.0 to 1875.0
Increased Jayto's max rocket jump velocity threshold from 3000.0 to 3375.0
Increased Thruster Suit movement speed buff from 250.0 to 600.0
Mysteen
While internally considered one of the strongest in the game, Mysteen continues to be one of the least played Competitors. We know that her popularity is currently taking a hit simply because one of her best abilities, Levitation, is not messaged anywhere in the game’s UI - leaving it to be discovered organically by players (sorry about that, we’re working to improve this soon). Levitation, for those who don’t know, is Mysteen’s powerful movement ability that she activates by holding the Jump input. Doing so allows her to HOVER STRAFE IN THE AIR, and she can do so after each of her three jumps! What?!?! Spread the word, people! When Mysteen utilizes Levitation regularly, she can be one of the most mobile and graceful Competitors in the game. Ok, I digress, back to actual balance updates!
Outside of spreading awareness of Mysteen’s hidden potential, we saw a few other opportunities to improve Mysteen’s overall standing in the current meta. First, her projectile collision radius was increased to boost her overall consistency in combat. We also wanted to improve her ability to finish off weakened opponents, so her projectile AoE damage was increased to give her more options to KO an opponent in Megablast Danger. Mysteen’s Phantasm also got a bit of a damage buff to increase its effectiveness in a fight. Activating Mysteen’s Special Ability (Phantasm) now gives her a brief invulnerability window while she and the Phantasm split apart. This change is intended to enhance the viability of spawning the Phantasm in the middle of a fight. Finally, activating the Special Ability now refreshes Mysteen’s Levitation (Jump Ability) count along with her air jump count. Prior to this change, Mysteen’s air jumps were reset but not her ability to Levitate (she instead had to land first). Now Mysteen will be even more nimble mid-air when using Levitation. Just imagine jumping three times, Levitating after each jump, then activating your Special Ability mid-air to reset your air jumps and give yourself two more chances to Levitate mid-air before having to land. Crazy right? It’s awesome. So, moral of the story - use Levitation!
Increased Card Rocket projectile collision radius from 120.0 to 125.0
Increased default Card Rocket AoE damage from 15.0 to 20.0
Increased triple burst Card Rocket AoE damage from 11.0 to 15.0
Increased Phantasm's default Card Rocket AoE damage from 6.0 to 8.0
Increased Phantasm's triple burst Card Rocket direct hit damage from 6.0 to 8.0
Increased Phantasm's triple burst Card Rocket AoE damage from 4.0 to 8.0
Activating Mysteen's Special Ability (Phantasm) now resets her Levitation (Jump Ability) count along with her air jump count
Mysteen is now briefly invulnerable to damage during the initial activation of her Special Ability (Phantasm)
Fixed an issue that caused Topnotch's Primary to fail to fire on some players' controllers
Fixed issue where Jayto's Guardian Phoenix wings made aiming difficult for players by adjusting animations
Fixed a bug that caused Mysteen's Levitation (Jump Ability) to occasionally fail to activate with high ping
Some competitors have had their run animations tweaked slightly
Rocketball
The round transition after goals is very important to the balance of Rocketball. However, the current transition is a little long, jarring, and not the most interesting. So, we decided to overhaul the current round transition to be less abrupt, faster, and to showcase the player who scored.
New post-goal round transition sequence, which includes displaying the scoring player and removing the 3-2-1 countdown at the start of a new round
Rocketbot Attack
Rocketbot Attack may now progress Wins and other Trophy/Achievement related stats
Increased Speed Boost duration from 5.0 to 6.0 seconds
Added loading screen gameplay tips
Added daily challenges into the Home and Pre-Game Menus
Changed console FOV to 91 and added FOV Slider
Added UI prompt to turn on Crossplay
Misc
Added new Right Stick Jumper controller layout
Runaway Megadon Limited Time Event Modes
The following modes will be available during the Runaway Megadon event
New Map! Kayo Kanyon permanently added to the game and to existing playlists
Thanks for being part of our community and we’ll see you in Crater!
#LETSROCKET
- The team at FSG
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EA Staff (Retired)Rocket Arena Feature Update
Hi Everyone,
We hope you are doing very well !We wanted to take a few minutes to let you know about some of the things that the FSG team are hard at work on!
We’ve heard from many fans that you’d like to see matchmaking improved, to do this we are going to temporarily remove the Social Knockout playlist. We will bring back more social playlists with the Runaway Megadon Event as we have Duel, Splat, and MegaMuzzle game modes coming. We’re doing this to get a stronger balance of low matchmaking times and stronger skill balance in matches.
Overall matchmaking performance, consistency, and quality remains the highest priority - please feel free to reach out to PrestonFSG on Discord if you have any feedback on the experience.
The removal of Social Knockout will being to rollout at 9pm (PDT)
We know that Rocket Arena is best played on servers with a lower ping. To this end, we’ve started to do region-specific matchmaking tuning. We know a lot of players have requested a server selection option, fortunately, it’s on our list of features to build.
If you are playing in a party, please note that the matchmaker uses the ping of the party leader so if you party with someone in another region, it will use their ping to data-centers to connect to servers closest to them.
We see that only about 17% of players have turned on crossplay, please note that it’s a great way to find matches faster!
Another feature we added in 1.2 is Match Rejoin - if you get disconnected from a match, you can rejoin it!
There’s a full set of Login rewards for Runaway Megadon coming. Keep an eye out for them and the details coming soon. Another note is that this event and the disappearance of Boomer the Megadon is the start of a Rocket Arena Storyline, we hope to add to this storyline in future updates!
This is a very common community request and something we are building for the next patch [2.0.0]. This mode will allow you to play several game modes against AI characters. For the initial release you can play against AI Jayto, AI Blastbeard, AI Izell, and AI Amphora. We’re also making sure you can play this mode Solo if you like, with AI joining your team as well.
Free For All has been a much requested feature from the community, and we want to let you know we're working on it! We've had an internal playtest of the mode and think you guys will really enjoy it. The mode is still a few months away, but stay tuned!
Keep an eye out here for updates on Stats and Leaderboards: https://tracker.gg/rocket-arena
We know that Rocket Arena is really fun to play with friends and as a squad. To make this easier we’re adding a post-game squad assist feature to the game with the Season 2 patch to make it easier to get into parties after each game.
Also, keep an eye out for details on the new character and 3 new artifacts coming in Season 2!
The 1.2 build is live now, If you have not checked it out yet, please take a look at the 1.2 Patch Notes.
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EA Staff (Retired)Welcome to Season 2! This Season brings with it some major updates. There’s Competitor and combat updates, a new map, several event game modes, and more!
Ever since Rocket Arena launched, the Combat Team has tried to absorb as much of our Community’s feedback as possible. Feedback on individual Competitors is something we can typically act on quickly, however we try to take a bit more of a calculated approach to significant global combat adjustments. Before making any such change, we want to ensure we’re actually going to improve and/or deepen the gameplay experience for our players. With that said, over the last few months two key pieces of consistent feedback emerged that we wanted to tackle head on for the start of Season 2:
After first considering numerous separate solutions for these two points, we eventually realized there was a promising shared solution that could help address both simultaneously. The answer? Revamp the Dodge ability to support omnidirectional movement.
Old Dodge (Movement Input)
The previous version of Dodge was already useful at avoiding damage, and could even be used in specific situations to safely reach an objective or recover back to solid ground. However, its movement capabilities were restricted to a single horizontal plane. The player could only go left, right, forward, or back. It also barely displaced the player from their previous position, which often left players in the same precarious situation they were in before they Dodged.
New Dodge (Movement Input + Aim Direction)
The new version of Dodge is in many ways a natural evolution of the previous implementation, building off everything it already did well. All elements of Dodge remain the same as before, except for the way the Dodge launch direction and launch strength are handled. Now, instead of simply launching the player in the direction of their movement input (Old Dodge), we also factor in the player’s aim direction! This change introduces a new layer of verticality to the Dodge movement, allowing players to Dodge upwards or downwards in addition to the standard cardinal directions of the Old Dodge. We tried to design this to feel as intuitive as possible, so the way you interact with the new mechanic is fairly straightforward:
General movement input examples:
To go along with this new directionality, we’ve also increased the base launch strength of Dodge so you’ll be able to travel more distance than before. The goal is to give players more opportunities to use Dodge in the clutch as an additional movement option. The New Dodge has one more trick up its sleeve too - the more downwards your launch direction is, the stronger your launch strength becomes. In other words, you can now utilize this New Dodge to fast fall back to the ground. Simply look towards the ground, hold forwards, and Dodge!
The possible applications of the New Dodge are immense, and we’re sure our Community will soon discover even more than we’ve thought of already. Here are a few examples though to get your imaginations a head start:
Lastly, we understand that this new mechanic may take some getting used to for those who were proficient with the previous Dodge. We’re hopeful though that all of you will ultimately love the new gameplay opportunities this mechanic presents you in Rocket Arena. As always, please keep sending us your feedback. It’s greatly appreciated, and we’re absolutely listening.
TLDR: Dodge now has omnidirectional control that lets you Dodge towards (or away from) your aim direction when moving forwards (or backwards). The base Dodge launch strength is also increased, and the strength is amplified the more downwards your launch direction is.
Leef Joins the Tour!
A mysterious competitor from the far reaches of Crater (we think). Leef gleefully flings spiraling Arcane Rockets from his ancient wooden staff. Hitting opponents with these projectiles powers up Leef’s Charged Beam -- a devastating attack that can pass through multiple enemies at once, repeatedly damaging anyone caught in its trail. The Charged Beam is especially effective on opponents snared mid-air by Flitt, Leef’s energetic insect-like companion. Leef is also one of the more elusive competitors in the arena thanks to his omnidirectional Warp Dash that lets him bend around cover or zip through enemies, damaging them along the way. Leef’s frenetic, glass cannon playstyle is ideal for players who like combo-centric gameplay, with an emphasis on cleverly outmaneuvering their opponents.
Flux
The current state of Flux is somewhat of a paradox. Statistically, we know that Flux is both underperforming and underpicked compared to other Competitors. However, elements of her kit can also often cause significant frustration for opposing players due to a perceived power imbalance and lack of counterplay opportunities. So with all this in mind, we need to simultaneously buff Flux to make her more competitive, and also make adjustments to her kit to reduce opposing player frustrations. For this update, the Black Hole Cat got a majority of the focus.
The Black Hole Cat perfectly embodies both sides of the Flux paradox. It’s an incredibly hard-hitting attack that can feel overpowered when it connects, but it does so too inconsistently for Flux players to truly rely on it in direct combat. To address the former, we’ve implemented damage falloff on the Black Hole Cat’s explosion. Previously, getting hit by any part of the Black Hole Cat’s explosion would result in the maximum damage being dealt. Now, the damage output decreases the farther from the Black Hole Cat’s center the opposing player gets. At the outermost edge of the Black Hole Cat’s AoE, the damage output is only 40% of what it is at the center. The goal is to promote counterplay by rewarding players for taking action to escape the attack.
Next, we addressed how inconsistent this attack was for our Flux players. To do this, we made several improvements to the Black Hole Cat’s auto-homing logic to make it more reliable and better align with the Flux player’s intent. First, we significantly increased the homing acceleration the Black Hole Cat has towards its enemy target. Instead of the sluggish, meandering turns it previously took, the Black Hole Cat will now aggressively pursue its target. We’ve also completely overhauled the target acquisition and tracking logic of the Black Hole Cat to make its homing behavior more consistent and reliable. While scanning for homing targets, the Black Hole Cat’s logic now scores all potential targets based on their distance (closer targets getting a higher score), and prioritizes targets closer to the path of its current direction. This change means that the Black Hole Cat will more frequently target the player Flux intended. Additionally, the Black Hole Cat’s homing target detection radius now scales proportionally as the Black Hole Cat’s size increases. Before now, the detection radius was a fixed size, which made predicting its movement and homing capabilities very challenging for Flux players. This also led to the perception that the Black Hole Cat became more oblivious to enemies the larger it got. To ensure all of these improvements to the auto-homing lead to balanced interactions with opposing players, the Black Hole Cat now has a maximum turn threshold it can deviate from its original course (i.e. the direction it was moving before it acquired a homing target). If the Black Hole Cat turns beyond this threshold, the auto-homing immediately ends. So in other words - the Black Hole Cat’s homing is now reliable enough to make it a consistent threat, and opposing players who take action to avoid it can be rewarded for their efforts by making it miss them.
Finally, as Flux players well know, her Primary ammo count is much lower than your average Rocket Arena Competitor. This is actually crucial to her balance (trust me, an entire map filled with bouncing Rockats is the stuff of rainbow-fueled nightmares), but it can absolutely make navigating the arena with rocket jumps a frustrating and laborious task for Flux. To reduce the necessity of rocket jumping for even the smallest of obstacles, we’ve increased Flux’s ground and air jump strengths. We’ve also reduced her reload time slightly to make her more frequent reloads less tedious, and to help her in scenarios that require multiple consecutive rocket jumps.
Jayto
For Season 2, Jayto gets a couple small buffs to help improve his consistency in combat. Specifically, we’ve slightly increased the collision radiuses of his single Skypiercer Rocket (Tri-Rockets remain unchanged) and his Rocket Swarm projectiles. The first of these tweaks brings the overall accuracy of his Skypiercer Rocket up to a more competitive level with the rest of the roster, and better aligns the collision of the rocket to its visuals. The adjustment made to the Rocket Swarm projectile collision makes this a more reliable attack, and improves the viability of fanning the Rocket Swarm across a larger area to keep damage on opponents. In truth, both of these changes almost went live in the last update, but we needed just a bit more playtesting time with them to be sure we were on the right path. So thanks for your patience, Jayto players! With these improvements, combined with the larger buffs he received in the previous update, Jayto should hopefully be in a great position for the foreseeable future.
Mysteen
The previous buffs to Mysteen greatly increased her viability and pick rate. This was awesome to see, and exactly what we hoped for! Unfortunately though, with more eyes on Mysteen than ever, we quickly discovered a pretty gnarly bug with her Mirror Shield that was giving her an unfair, unintended advantage in several gameplay scenarios. Basically, due to an underlying collision issue, we found that the Shield was capable of blocking projectiles from hitting Mysteen’s back (i.e. the vulnerable spot it’s not intended to protect). Even worse, the bug wasn’t consistent! Some projectiles could never damage her, others were more of a roll of the dice. This was obviously a balance issue since the entire counterplay against the Shield revolves around being able to damage Mysteen from her unprotected backside. With this bug, Mysteen and her Phantasm could effectively get 360° of protection while their Shields were active. So, suffice it to say, we’ve fixed this issue entirely. Shooting Mysteen in the back while her Shield is active will now reliably damage and impulse her.
The other change worth noting is that Mysteen’s Phantasm now receives all of the Artifact modifiers that Mysteen has currently equipped. One of the main purposes of the Phantasm is to serve as a convincing enough double to the real Mysteen. The Phantasm is tuned precisely for this goal. For example, with zero Artifacts equipped, the Phantasm matches Mysteen’s core movement traits perfectly. However, with movement modifying Artifacts equipped, players could start seeing unintended differences emerge between Mysteen and her Phantasm in areas like their movement speed or jump heights. This change to grant the Phantasm Mysteen’s current Artifact modifiers keeps the desired consistency between Mysteen and her Phantasm, and also better aligns the gameplay with player expectations. In practice, this is a relatively minor change. The real benefits of Artifacts come from how players cleverly utilize the modifiers to gain gameplay advantages. Rest assured, this level of creativity lies far outside the Phantasm’s personal skill set!
Miscellaneous Competitor Fixes
Play vs AI
Players can now matchmake solo in the new Play vs AI playlist! This unblocks low population regions for all progression tracks; achievements, challenges, character progression, and just being able to play the game with no wait times. Players in the Play vs AI playlist can now select the same character as teammates as well, allowing for duplicates. The Play vs AI playlist has new bot types like Jayto, Blastbeard, Amphora, and Izell that backfill solo players. They are dynamically buffed or debuffed as human allies drop out or rejoin a match so that its resistant to quitting and a solo player where all teammates quits can still win their match.
Artifacts
With each new season, our goal is to continue to evolve Rocket Arena's combat and give players new ways to express themselves. For Season 2, in addition to regular balance tweaks, we're introducing 3 new artifacts!
Boost Capacitor
Fixed an issue where the Social level 3 was giving more of an increase than intended
Desolation Rounds
Deal (8/9/10)% increased damage while Dodge is not on cooldown; Dodge cooldown is increased by 2 sec
Bottomless Box
KOs have a (50/75/100)% chance to award a random Item
Spare Fuel Tank
Take Stun Breaks grant (20/25/30)% damage resistance for 3 sec
Treasure Hunt
Players will now gain a 30% speed boost for 1.5 sec after collecting a coin
General Mode Changes
Replaced the Recoveries stat with Assists in the post game report for all modes
These new outfits are now available ongoing in the character locker, purchasable for both Rocket Parts and Rocket Fuel.
Epic
Rare
Uncommon
As always, we value your feedback and if you’d like to leave us some now, or in the future, hit us up on the Rocket Arena Discord, Reddit, Twitter, Twitch Streams, DMs, etc. - we read as much as we can!
Thanks for being part of our community and we’ll see you in Crater! #LETSROCKET
The team at FSG
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EA Staff (Retired)The 2.1.0 patch brings with it some new limited time modes and items, a player profile with stats, and some quality of life updates as well.
Battle across the Ruined City, a long-lost ancient temple that provides plenty of fast paced action. Keep your eye in the sky for great views of a few familiar Crater locales.
During the All Crater’s Eve event, limited time items will be making an appearance as well; the Pumpkin Bomb and the Spiderweb Magnet. Be sure to drop in and enjoy the festivities and new content taking place in the Rocket Championship Tour!
Players can now view their gameplay stats in the Front End UI by selecting their player portrait or tabbing to the Profile menu in the Friends/Party screen. There are a lot of interesting stats added including; Total Games Completed, Total Damage Dealt, Highest KO Streak, Total Knockouts, and more. Share high scores for the top Rocket Championship Tour bragging rights!
Competitor Edits and Bug Fixes
Battle your opponents over Mega Rockets, but with a twist...everyone deals increased impulse and takes reduced damage! You can stay in the Arena much longer in this mode, so get ready for an epic tug-of-war! IT’S MAYHEM!
In Blast Ball, the Rocketball literally explodes! Keep your eyes and ears on the timer, because once it fills up, an explosion will damage friends and foes alike, and Megablast whoever is unlucky enough to be holding the Blas…
Use the Spider Magnet to deploy a sticky web wall that will severely slow down any opponent or their rockets that get caught in it. Beware, opponent rockets can still punch through the web if they make it through!
Throw the Pumpkin Bomb for an explosion that’s larger than life! With its increased size, it’s easier than ever to hit with rockets and change its direction. Watch out, this goes for allies and opponents!
UI
Misc
As always, we value your feedback and if you’d like to leave us some now, or in the future, hit us up on the Rocket Arena Discord, Reddit, Twitter, Twitch Streams, DMs, etc. - we read as much as we can!
Thanks for being part of our community and we’ll see you in Crater!
#LETSROCKET
-The team at FSG
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EA Staff (Retired)MEGA UPDATE NOTES
November 25th 2020
The 2.3.0 patch brings with it controller optimization tuning, competitor and combat updates, AI improvements, and lots of new quality of life features such as Region/Server Select and new performance based XP rewards in the Post Game sequence!
Major Controller Update
One of the main goals of this patch was to improve the controller experience of Rocket Arena. We wanted to make sure the game not only plays and feels awesome, but to help close the gap between controller and mouse and keyboard users. To do so, we’ve completely overhauled aim assist systems, added several more features under the hood, and updated our tuning values to improve overall responsiveness. Players may choose between Normal (new default) and Legacy (previous tuning) in the Controller Settings Menu.
Aim Assist Rework
We’ve reworked our entire Aim Assist system to be more intelligent and consistent. Rocket Arena is a high skill floor projectile shooter that can be difficult to play at times, especially with your thumbs. So, we’ve updated Aim Assist (and our overall balance, as you’ll see below) to really help players track and hit their targets much easier than ever before.
Region Select
Players can now switch regions if they’d like to matchmake using servers in a different location. Access the Region Select in the Settings Menu in the Front End UI.
Performance Based XP Progression
We heard your feedback about XP, so we added more! We also reworked the system to focus on rewarding players for participating and taking part of the action. Now after completing a match, players get additional XP for their personal damage, assists, and KO’s. Player’s also get combined teamwork XP for match objectives such as Mega Rockets captured. The more you and your team play, the more XP you receive. You also get match complete XP and a match win bonus.
Competitor Balance and Tuning Changes
Amphora
Blastbeard
Boone
Izell
Flux
Jayto
Kayi
Leef
Mysteen
Plink
Rev
Topnotch
Game Modes
Playlists and Matchmaking
Items
Maps
Misc
As always, we value your feedback and if you’d like to leave us some now, or in the future, hit us up on the Rocket Arena Discord, Reddit, Twitter, Twitch Streams, DMs, etc. - we read as much as we can!
Thanks for being part of our community and we’ll see you in Crater! #LETSROCKET
The team at FSG
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