Troubleshooting Guide
How to Fix Rocket League
Connection Issues
If Rocket Leaguewon't connect or keeps timing out, follow these steps in order. First, check the live status page to confirm whether it's a server-side outage or a local issue.
These steps are provided for informational purposes only and may not reflect the latest game updates. Port numbers, menu paths, and settings can vary by platform and version. GamerOutage.com is not responsible for any outcomes resulting from following this guide. When in doubt, refer to the publisher's official support site.
Step-by-Step Fix
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Rocket League down right now?
GamerOutage.com shows live player-reported issues for Rocket League. If the status indicator shows degraded or outage, other players are experiencing the same problem.
Why can't I find a match in Rocket League?
Matchmaking failures usually mean Epic's servers are overloaded or experiencing an outage. Check the live chart on this page — if reports are high, wait for Epic to resolve the issue.
How do I fix Rocket League "Unable to connect to server"?
Try: restart the Epic launcher, check your NAT type is Open, switch to a wired connection, and verify game files. If the error persists and our report count is high, it's Epic's servers.
Why does Rocket League say "Your network is blocking communication"?
This error means your router's NAT type is too restrictive. Enable UPnP in your router settings or manually forward UDP ports 7000–9000. After changing router settings, restart Rocket League.
Why am I getting bad ping in Rocket League ranked?
Rocket League uses region-based servers but doesn't let you manually select one in ranked. High ping usually means you were matched on a distant server due to queue times. Playing during peak hours in your region typically results in better server selection.