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According to Psyonix's post, February is filled to the brim with exciting things for Rocket League players. Competitive Season 9 will conclude and Season 10 will commence during this month. Those who competed in Season 9 will be eligible for rewards, depending on how well the placed.
The rewards are as follows:
- Bronze I - Bronze Wheels
- Silver I - Silver Wheels + lower rank wheels
- Gold I - Gold Wheels + lower rank wheels
- Platinum I - Platinum Wheels + lower rank wheels
- Diamond I - Diamond Wheels + lower rank wheels
- Champion I - Champion Wheels + lower rank wheels
All of the wheels can be previewed on the image below, or on the . Meanwhile, Grand Champions will receive all of the aforementioned wheel rewards, but they will also be eligible for additional title rewards, with variations depending on game modes.
- Competitive Grand Champions will get the "Grand Champion" in-game title
- Rumble Grand Champions get "RNG Champ" in-game title
- Dropshot Grand Champions get "Floor Destroyer" in-game title
- Hoops Grand Champions get "Dunk Master" in-game title
- Snow Day Grand Champion get "Blizzard Wizard" in-game title
As we mentioned previously, February is filled with things other than just Season 9 rewards. Season 10 will kick off and a brand new in-game event will happen. More importantly, February is the designated month for incorporating the friends list system, that was previously called RocketID. This also means cross-platform parties will finally be available after a prolonged wait.
February will also bring new loot boxes and in-game music, while March will add more licensed DLC, but Psyonix didn't specify wich universe crossover will be featured this time around. Rocket Pass 2 will end in March and Rocket Pass 3 will be announced soon.
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