Psyonix said it has a 'zero tolerance' policy about using bots. Using bots in online play represents a form of cheating and it violates Rocket League's terms of use and its code of conduct. 'We strive to be active participants when it comes to community conversations about our game, but we are always going to be more deliberate on issues related to game security and competitive integrity, withholding comments until we are ready to take action,' the studio said. Psyonix went on to explain that it did not publicly address the bot issue until now because it wanted to wait until it was 'ready to take action.' Fans can be assured, however, that Psyonix was 'actively investigating' the bots since late 2022. This is in progress with the engineering teams, and we'll share more on this once we're closer to implementation,' the studio said. 'Finally, we are taking steps to introduce additional anti-cheat functionality into Rocket League. Additionally, Rocket League now lets players report 'cheating' through the Report/Block menu. You also shouldn't be knocking people that play support classes.

Just because you have good gear and good augs doesn't mean you bot. Meaning no more brackets and the drama that came with breaking them. The entire post can be seen HERE but the TLDR is this: Honor gained is statis and does not fluctuate based on what other participants on your realm are doing. They are super efficient with their playtime and run 75-100 keys/day. Classic Era World of Warcraft's PvP system is seeing a pretty substantial overhaul. Psyonix said it will continue to monitor online matches for bots and take action where necessary. I'm in a guild on switch with 3 people who have 11/13 primals and 135 augs without botting. Now Playing: Rocket League Birthday Ball Trailer By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's

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