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Come December, Rocket League players will no longer be able to trade cosmetic items with each other: "Player-to-Player Trading will be removed from Rocket League on December 5 at 4 pm PST," developer Psyonix announced today...
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Player-to-Player Trading will be removed from Rocket League on December 5 at 4 p.m. PST.

We’re making this change to align with Epic’s overall approach to game cosmetics and item shop policies, where items aren’t tradable, transferrable, or sellable. This opens up future plans for some Rocket League vehicles to come to other Epic games over time, supporting cross-game ownership.

[h2]FAQ[/h2]

Q: What do I do with my duplicate or unwanted items?
A: The Trade-In system for Core Items, Tournament Items, and Blueprints will allow players to continue trading in eligible duplicate or unwanted items to receive a random new item of higher rarity.

Q: What if I lent someone an item?
A: These actions are not supported by Psyonix and all trades are considered final. Our support team cannot help reverse trades.

Q: What about third-party trading websites or servers?
A: After December 5, there will be no way to trade items with any player or between accounts. Websites or servers advertising such services are fraudulent and have no connection to Psyonix or Epic Games.

Q: Will this undo any trades I’ve made in the past?
A: No, you will not lose any previously traded items when Player-to-Player Trading is removed on December 5.

Join us as Rocket League celebrates ¡Fiesta Latina! This in-game event honors Hispanic + Latin American Heritage Month, while also commemorating the Independence Days of many countries across the Americas, including Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Mexico, and Chile.

We’re releasing five free items for this year's festivities that any player can claim in the Item Shop. First up, you’ll get the Papel Picado, Quetzalcoatl, and Sarape Player Banners to decorate your screen.

Since this is a competitive game, we’re also tapping into a bit of football history. Get a taste of sporting tradition with an amped-up Player Anthem that brings the famous scoring call to life whenever you make a gooooooal!

You can claim all five items in the Item Shop starting today.

[h3]Fiesta Latina 2023[/h3]

• Papel Picado Player Banner
  Quetzalcoatl Player Banner
  Sarape Player Banner
  "Gooooal!" Player Title
  "Soccar Broadcaster" Player Anthem

Celebrate Fiesta Latina from September 15 to October 16.

Plug in your headphones and turn up the tunes. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Hip-Hop, Rocket League will be releasing four groundbreaking singles through the rest of the year. Set your goals off with Player Anthems representing the historic decades of Hip-Hop, with tracks from Salt-N-Pepa, Eric B. & Rakim, Outkast, and Kendrick Lamar.

The first single drops today, but make sure to see the full schedule below!

[h3]Hip-Hop Classics Vol 1.[/h3]

• September 14 - 18: “Push It by Salt-N-Pepa” Player Anthem
• October 6 - 10: “Don't Sweat the Technique by Eric B. & Rakim” Player Anthem
• October 26 - 30: “So Fresh, So Clean by Outkast” Player Anthem
• November 9 - 13: “HUMBLE. by Kendrick Lamar” Player Anthem

[h2]Hip-Hop History[/h2]
Hip-Hop leaped over social hurdles and censorship over the past 50 years, slowly growing into the cultural colossus of today. Constructed from a supreme combination of DJs, MCs, dancers, and artists, Hip-Hop’s roots began deep in the Bronx.

It all started when talented turntablists began giving the neighborhood breakers a longer dance beat by looping a pair of records. With the crossfader in heavy use, these ‘70s block parties marked the nucleus of Hip-Hop’s creation.

Fast forward to the ‘80s, and Hip-Hop’s popularity echoed through the streets. Radio play, record deals, and tape trading gave backyard MCs an avenue toward fame and fortune. With the funky West Coast and booming South gaining their voice, heavy beats and historic verses were dropping on a daily basis. By the end of the ‘90s, we’d witness dozens of tracks hit number one on the charts.

As the millennia turned, Hip-Hop was no longer a question—it was an answer. Sprawling sub-genres covered too much ground to measure, yet artists found new ways to electrify the airwaves (and dominate the underground scene) with every release. By the time we reached our digital age of instant releases and endless access, Hip-Hop's influence had expanded beyond all borders of music and geography. Even into the Rocket League Arena.

Ready to spin the wheels of steel for yourself? The first release by Salt-N-Pepa is available now!

Blog: http://www.rocketleague.com/news/race-with-nascar-s-75th-anniversary-and-irl-rocket-league-car/

[h2]Vroom Vroom[/h2]
The smell of burning rubber fills the air while the stock cars of NASCAR round the final corner. As the checkered flag waves, the drivers suddenly find themselves facing a whole new type of challenge: Soccar! In celebration of NASCAR’s 75th anniversary, we welcome a new set of Team Decals (including an in-game Decal based on 23XI Racing’s IRL Rocket League livery,) the return of the 2022 Fan Pass lineup, and a new NASCAR’s 75th Anniversary decal!

Join the race from September 13 to September 26.

[h2]NASCAR Leads the Pack[/h2]
Since the very first race day at Daytona Beach 75 years ago, NASCAR has thrilled millions with speed, drama, and incredible skill.

Fast forward to today, and you can bring that racing heritage to the Arena with the Next Gen Toyota Camry, Next Gen Ford Mustang, and Next Gen Chevy Camaro! We’re releasing a whole new set of team livery Decals this year, including a special NASCAR 75th Anniversary Decal. You’ll also have a chance to run laps around your opponent as DFH Stadium (Circuit) returns to the Arena rotation.

Already have the cars from last year? We’ll also have a bundle with decals only, so you can update your collection with all the newest NASCAR livery.



We’ve had NASCAR in Rocket League before, but on August 6th Rocket League hit the NASCAR track for the very first time! With Tyler Reddick at the wheel, 23XI’s Toyota TRD Pro ran the FireKeepers Casino 400 in Michigan in full Soccar livery.

We’ve brought that same custom livery into the game with the 23XI #45: RLE Decal so you can use the in-game real-life-inspired car based on the IRL game car… wait… well, the point is you can drive it in Rocket League!

[h3]NASCAR 75TH Anniversary Complete Bundle (1100 Credits)[/h3]

• NASCAR 75th Anniversary Decal
  
• Goodyear NASCAR Wheel
  
• NASCAR Next Gen Toyota Camry Car
  
  • Joe Gibbs Racing #20 Decal
    
  • Joe Gibbs Racing #54 Decal
    
  • 23XI #45: RLE Decal
    
• NASCAR Next Gen Ford Mustang Car
  
  • Team Penske #2 Decal
    
  • Team Penske #12 Decal
    
  • Stewart-Haas Racing #41 Decal
    
  • Wood Brothers Racing #21 Decal
    
  • Front Row Motorsports #38 Decal
    
  • NASCAR Next Gen Chevy Camaro Car
    
  • Hendrick Motorsports #24 Decal
    
  • Kaulig Racing #31 Decal
    
  • Kaulig Racing #16 Decal
    
  • Live Fast Motorsports #78 Decal
    
  • Spire Motorsports #77 Decal
    
  • Legacy Motor Club #42 Decal
    
  • Hendrick Motorsports #9 Decal
    

*Note: The Team Decals and Goodyear NASCAR Wheels included in the NASCAR 75th Anniversary Bundle can only be equipped by the NASCAR Next Gen Ford Mustang, NASCAR Next Gen Chevrolet Camaro, and NASCAR Next Gen Toyota Camry. These cars cannot be customized with certain item types.

[h2]2022 NASCAR Fan Pass Returns[/h2]
The 2022 Fan Pass is back for another lap! If you missed it last year, now’s your chance to get the full collection of Team Decals and Player Banners. You’ll also get specially designed NASCAR Decals that bring the thrills of stock racing to three fan-favorite cars: Octane, Dominus, and Fennec.
[h3]2022 Fan Pass (1100 Credits)[/h3]

• 3 NASCAR Next Gen Cars
  
  • 3 Rocket League Branded Decals
    
  • 3 Next Gen Promo Decals
    
  Next Gen Goodyear Racing Wheels
  9 NASCAR Team Decals
  9 NASCAR Team Player Banners

Start your engines—NASCAR returns to Rocket League from September 13 to September 26!