Beckwith Park (Snowy) has been taken off rotation to fix the persistent visibility issues with the map.
The Rocket League update 2.47 is one of the final updates of the year and released today. The new update sees one map being removed from the pool in addition to multiple bug fixes. Some much-needed quality-of-life improvements will significantly improve the player experience.
What’s new in the Rocket League v2.47 release?
A long-persisted problem with Beckwith Park (Snowy) is now in the developers’ eyes as they work on a fix. To ensure it does not hamper the player experience, the map is no longer in the rotation. The community has been complaining about the map’s visibility issues and constant depth perception problems. There were also visibility issues with the Puck that caused problems specifically for Xbox players.
Xbox players can expect a slew of updates in the near future as Psyonix has confirmed they are working on restoring 120 FPS for the console’s players. Meanwhile, Xbox players should expect to see more consistent FPS after the v2.47 update.
Rocket League v2.47 Patch Notes
Here are the detailed Rocket League v2.47 patch notes
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Changes and Updates
- Beckwith Park (Snowy) was removed from arena rotation due to visibility issues, will return in a later update.
- Xbox Series X|S players can expect to see improved performance and more consistent FPS after this update. The “Video Quality” settings have been restored.
- 120 FPS is not yet restored, we’re still working towards a solution and are looking to resolve this ASAP.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a visual issue where Boost Pads became invisible during a match, players could still drive over and pick up these Boost Pads.
- Fixed Auto Tournament notification text overlapping with the Ball Manipulation Controls when in an Online Free Play match.
- Fixed a visual issue causing the Armadillo, Hogsticker, and the Video Game Antenna to not appear in player garages on Xbox.
- Fixed users being able to communicate via voice and text with a non-friend user in the Party when the 'Others can communicate with voice, text, or invites' privilege is set to 'Friends' on Xbox.
- Fixed achievements not unlocking when resuming Rocket League from Quick Resume on Xbox.
- Fixed players not being able to join a party via the ‘Friends’ list when opening from Quick Resume on Xbox.
- Fixed Neo Tokyo (Arcade) Arena image not matching the actual arena visuals in "Map Selections" when in Free Play and Tournaments.
- Fixed the ability to edit preferences for multiple arenas in the Arena Preferences menu.
- Fixed all Holo-Hype Boost variants having no Sound Effects in the Garage.
- Returned “Video Quality” settings to Xbox Series X and S systems.
- Fixed players being unable to rebind “Capture Gameplay Clip (Hold)”.
- Fixed an issue on Xbox where players could not communicate with each other in general Text Chat nor Team Channel voice.
- Fixed an issue where Xbox players would occasionally encounter an unresponsive title screen.
- Fixed an issue where controls are not displayed again after they fade, when the "Fade Out" option is selected in Controls Display in Online Free Play.
- Fixed extra text appearing when purchasing Esports tokens and Credits when on European Regions in the Item Shop.
Rocket League Season 17 went live on all platforms earlier this month - in the final big update for the year. The new season added new content in the form of Online Free play. It also rewarded players with end-of-the-season Rocket League Season 16 tournament rewards.
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