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Rocket League has been and is a huge hit for developers. They also want to use it as long as possible and bring out new content and events.
With a Rocket League 2, fans should not expect such speed. The director of the game, Scott Rudi, commented at Gamespot and announced that he would like to long support the Rocket League with new content.
For Psyonix, the Rocket League became rather a platform, a Games-as-a-service game . The fan base should not be torn apart by a second party, but kept cool for years with cool mini-extensions, says Rudi.
"We want to continue like this, I do not know what I would do with a Rocket League 2. I prefer to develop the existing Rocket League, it's going very well, we have a lot of plans planned, so yes, plans for Rocket League 2 we have none. "
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Already in March 2017, a producer made a similar badessment to Psyonix. It was stupid to divide this huge community by taking out a sequel and having the players come back to buy, said the developer at the time. On the contrary, you must provide a steady supply of new content. And if you look at recent and upcoming updates, then this strategy is obvious.
In July, the sports game celebrates his third birthday and highlights some events and updates for the birthday party. Thus, the progression system is revised and extended by the Rocket Pbad system. In mid-June, Jurbadic World: The Fallen Kingdom released well-known Jeep vehicles as a skin package. In addition, buyers can allow a T-Rex to cheer as soon as the ball lands in the goal. In May, Salty Shores added to previous arenas and blew rocket cars along a sandy beach.
The Rocket League was released in July 2015 and now has about 45 million registered players . Between six and seven million players log in each month.
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