Rocket League
Rocket League

Reporting Bugs & Exploits

Report Rocket League bugs & exploits. Learn how to submit detailed reports via the official support website and forums to help improve the game.

11.2. Reporting Bugs & Exploits

Maintaining the integrity and fairness of Rocket League is a community effort. If you encounter a bug, glitch, or exploit that negatively impacts gameplay or provides an unfair advantage, reporting it is crucial. Psyonix relies on player feedback to identify and address these issues, ensuring a better experience for everyone.

What to Report:

  • Bugs: These are unintended errors in the game's code that cause unexpected behavior. Examples include:
    • Graphical glitches (e.g., textures not loading, visual artifacts).
    • Gameplay issues (e.g., ball behaving erratically, car controls not responding correctly).
    • UI errors (e.g., incorrect information displayed, menus not functioning).
    • Crashes or freezes.
  • Exploits: These are unintended mechanics or glitches that You can use to gain an unfair advantage. Examples include:
    • Glitches that allow players to go out of bounds.
    • Ways to manipulate game physics for unintended outcomes.
    • Anything that breaks the intended rules or balance of the game.
  • Cheating/Hacking: While not strictly bugs, reporting players who are using third-party software to cheat (e.g., aimbots, speed hacks) is also vital.

How to Report:

The primary method for reporting bugs and exploits is through the official Rocket League support channels. While there isn't always an in-game 'report bug' button for technical issues (unlike player reports), the following methods are effective:

  1. Official Rocket League Support Website:
    • Visit the official Rocket League support page.
    • Look for sections related to 'Bug Reports' or 'Technical Support.'
    • You will likely find a form or a process to submit your report.
  2. Psyonix Forums: The official Psyonix forums often have dedicated sections for bug reporting. This can also be a place where other players might have reported similar issues, and you can find discussions or confirmation.
  3. Community Managers on Social Media: Sometimes, community managers for Rocket League are active on platforms like Twitter. While not a formal reporting channel, they may direct you to the correct place or acknowledge widespread issues.

What Information to Include in Your Report:

To make your report as effective as possible, provide as much detail as you can:

  • Clear Description: Explain the bug or exploit in detail. What happened? What were you trying to do?
  • Steps to Reproduce: If possible, provide a step-by-step guide on how to trigger the bug or exploit. This is the most valuable information for developers.
  • Platform: Specify whether you are playing on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, or Switch.
  • Game Mode: Mention which game mode you were playing (e.g., Competitive 3v3, Casual Rumble, Free Play).
  • Screenshots/Videos: If you have captured any video footage or screenshots of the issue, attach them to your report. This is incredibly helpful for diagnosis.
  • Frequency: Indicate how often the issue occurs (e.g., always, sometimes, rarely).
  • Your In-Game Name: Provide your Rocket League username.

By taking the time to report issues, you contribute to the ongoing development and improvement of Rocket League, ensuring a fair and enjoyable experience for the entire community.