Rocket League has become an incredibly popular esport over the years, with the game first releasing back in 2015. Since then, various massive Rocket League tournaments have emerged, including RLCS, Collegiate leagues and more. However, Rocket League also has its own competitive mode. Here are all the Rocket League ranks.
Rocket League Ranks
Like many other games, Rocket League also has a ranked system that players can play, moving up in levels. Like many other games, Rocket League follows the traditional ranking system, starting with Bronze and moving up the list.
All Rocket League Ranks in Order from Worst to Best:
- Unranked
- Bronze
- Bronze II
- Bronze III
- Silver
- Silver II
- Silver III
- Gold
- Gold II
- Gold III
- Platinum
- Platinum II
- Platinum III
- Diamond
- Diamond II
- Diamond III
- Champion
- Champion II
- Champion III
- Grand Champion
- Grand Champion II
- Grand Champion III
- Supersonic Legend
Moving up in ranks in Rocket League can be quite difficult, and claiming the title of Supersonic Legend is definitely a massive accomplishment. In fact, the game used to end at Grand Champion, but after Epic Games bought the title, Supersonic Legend was added to the ranks.
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How to Rank Up
Trying to rank up in the game? Well, luckily, the process is simple: Play ranked matches and win. If you constantly lose when playing ranked matches you will not see yourself move up.
Rocket League’s ranked system also has a decent anti-smurfing system, which works to stop high-ranking players from creating new accounts just to play at lower ranks.
The game also has a new system that evaluates one’s rank early on and moves them up higher in level when officially ranking them. Not everyone will start from Bronze.
What is your rank?
For more Insider Gaming news on different games’ ranks, check out this article on Forntite’s official ranking system.
