Player ranks in Rocket League are as diverse as their aerial juggling skills. From Platinum 2 starters to Grand Champ rollercoasters, the game envelope players of all skills, each with their unique narrative.
Summary
- Significant portion of the players self-assess their skill and rank higher than their current standing.
- Multiple players reminisce about their past higher ranks, emphasizing an improvement in mechanics but a decrease in rank.
- Several commenters noted the volatile nature of rank progression, using ‘rollercoasting’ as a descriptive verb.
- A sense of humor and a sense of camaraderie seem to permeate the Rocket League player discussion.
Resilience in Rank Rollercoasting
vawlk noted how ‘rollercoastering’ between ranks is a fairly common experience, which resonates with many players challenged by the match-making system.
Humor Amid Struggles
The communities’ humor shone through as well, with users like UncleAntagonist jesting about their rank: ‘I only solo queue 3s because I like to suffer. Plat 2 Div. 3.
I’m an old fart.’
Perseverance Pays Off
Stealth_Ninja373, started the season at C1 and crawled up to C2 Div 3, reaffirming players’ belief in steady progress and consistent playtime.
Connecting With Past Successes
Players like Az00z-, despite being in high gc1 presently, took a moment to reflect on their past rank glory of low gc3.
Across the hilarious and sobering responses, one thing remains clear: no matter the rank one holds in Rocket League, the spirit of persistence, camaraderie, and a dash of humor colors their experience. And whether it´s the thrill of the competition, the chase for a higher rank, or even the satisfaction of a hard-won victory after a string of defeats, these shared sentiments create a strong sense of community among Rocket League players, making the game more than a collection of ranks and divisions. It´s a shared journey, and one that every player contributes to in their way.
