Rocket League V2.23 Patch Notes

Rocket League V2.23 Patch Notes

Aidan van Vuuren

5 Nov, 2022, 11:35

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Last updated: 13 May, 2025, 05:21

A new patch for Rocket League was released on 29 November 2022. Below are the patch notes for Rocket Leage V2.23

The Headlines

  • v2.23 prepares Rocket League for Season 9. Additional patch notes will be posted when Season 9 begins on 12/7/2022 at 8 a.m. PST / 4 p.m. UTC
  • More info on Season 9 is coming soon!

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed a bug blocking the upload of new Custom Training Packs
  • Fixed appearance of trim on multiple Black Painted Car Bodies by making it darker
    • ‘Dominus’
    • ‘Insidio’
    • ‘Imperator DT5’
    • ‘Jager 619 RS’
    • ‘Mantis’
    • ‘Endo’
    • ‘Centio’
    • ‘Animus GP’
    • ‘Guardian GXT’
  • [PlayStation] Fixed a crash scenario when playing splitscreen with four players
  • Fixed player chat restrictions so player join and leave messages will appear with any setting
  • Fixed a bug preventing a voice channel change when a player changes teams
  • Fixed Transparent Goalposts on ‘Utopia Coliseum (Glided)’
  • Fixed a bug causing the Total Challenges completed tracker to display an incorrect value if a Win Streak challenge is completed at the same time as any other Challenges
  • [Nintendo Switch] Fixed appearance of thumbnail for ‘Franko Fone: Inverted’ Wheels
  • ‘Response Team’ Decal now appears correctly when used on Painted ‘Road Hog’ Car Bodies
  • Fixed appearance of ‘Lucky Cat’ Topper
  • Fixed appearance of Painted ‘MG-88’ Decals on Painted ‘Dominus’ Car Bodies
  • Fixed several localization and text bugs

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