Rapper Cochise is partnering up with Psyonix for Rocket League’s upcoming Neon Nights event, which is returning yet again later this month.
Going live on January 25, players will be able to play a series of returning limited time modes, as well as earn some exclusive Cochise and Neon Night themed cosmetics until February 1.
The Neon Nights even will launch with a series of event challenges, which when completed will reward players with Cochise items. This includes the Cochise songs Turn it Up and Long Way as player anthems, an Inspection decal, Mr Professor wheels, and more. For completing additional challenges, you can earn Golden Moons which can be traded in for items from the Zephyr, Victory and Overdrive series.
First spotted by Tyler Wilde over at PCGamer, one Reddit user supposedly encountered a cheater when playing ranked Rocket League. Like many of us, Tyler initially brushed the clip off as an unhappy player, until he actually watched it.
Halfway through the clip (embedded below), it becomes blatant that something fishy is going on here. The supposed cheater in the clip is on the same team as post author, u/ghost_snyped, and the clip is from the cheater’s perspective.
If, like me, you’re not massively experienced with Rocket League and only occasionally jump on for a friends’ sake, you might view this clip and assume the player to be really skilled at first. However, a closer look and it’s easy to see that the level of skill shown off by the alleged cheater is inhuman.
