This is not the case in non-3v3 private matches where power-ups are granted at random between players. each team will get Plunger, Disruptor, and Spike to start, for example), and each team has the same power-up queue that is handed out to their members chronologically as they use their power-ups. In the online Rumble mode, the same power-ups are distributed to both teams (i.e. (Note: If the timer IS one second, players will IMMEDIATELY get their first power-up.) Only one power-up is available to a player at any time. Power-Ups reset a goal reset and if there are 10 or less seconds remaining in the match, the timer will change to give it to them at c. So a player may hold onto a power-up and wait to use it, but, once used, the 10 second timer restarts to give them another power-up. An unused power-up does not expire and is available until used. Once the power-up timer hits 0, a random power-up becomes available to activate at the player’s discretion. The default online queue is only available in Standard (3v3).Įach player has a 10 second power-up timer that resets at each kickoff and after a power-up is consumed and its active timer is expired. You can also select Rumble-specific Mutators for Private and Exhibition matches, including Slow (20 second cooldown), Spikes Only, along with the categorized modes Civilized, Destruction Derby, and Spring-Loaded.

Like the ' Hoops' and ' Mutator' modes before it, Rumble will appear in Online Playlists, Private matches and Exhibition matches. Whether you’re equipped with the Haymaker, the Swapper, or the Tornado, each one of the 11 new power-ups brings an extra dimension to the classic Rocket League formula. Rumble is an epic battle royale-style addition which released on September 8th 2016 and comes stacked with randomized power-ups.

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