Psyonix and Epic lately did away with loot containers in Rocket League for the new Blueprint machine and Item Shop. However, when the Blueprint update went live, fanatics Rocket League Trading have been much less than happy with the prices of the cosmetics on offer — a few costing greater than the game itself.
After being attentive to comments from the Rocket League network, Psyonix has decided to lessen the charges on maximum Blueprints; the Psyonix Team stated, "Since the Blueprint Update launched remaining week, we have pored over all of your feedback on Discord, Reddit, Twitter, and beyond. We have heard your remarks that Item Shop and Blueprint pricing did no longer meet community expectations."
Currently, one hundred Credits equals $1, if you ignore the discount when buying larger Credit bundles. With the new pricing shape, Exotic unpainted items will still set you returned about $eight. Paint will fee you everywhere from $zero.50 to $5. Before the fee drop, a single Exotic might fee $sixteen.
Players who have made in-recreation purchases between December 4 RL Trading and December eleven, may also get hold of a number of their credit returned, Psyonix said, "We will add Credits same to any distinction in price without delay in your account." As an instance, gamers who bought the Crimson Fennec will acquire 500 Credits again today, because the Fennec now only costs seven-hundred as opposed to 1200 Credits. These Credit returns must already be whole; there may also be no in-sport notification explaining this transformation.
