The study confirms the cessation of Rocket League support for macOS and Linux versions. That is, multiplayer cannot be played in them.
Psyonix will cease Rocket League support in the Linux and macOS versions. In an open letter the study, acquired last year by Epic Games, confirms the launch of a patch next March that will eliminate the entire multiplayer component on these platforms.
“We want Rocket League to be the best possible experience for all players. This includes adapting the use of new technologies. Wanting to do so has made it much harder to support macOS and Linux (through SteamOS). Therefore, we will launch its final update for these versions at the beginning of March, ”says the team in the same statement.
This player base will only keep the local functions, such as matches with other users from the same computer, inventory, statistics, repetitions and all the content downloaded from the Steam Workshop prior to the update. This way they will say goodbye to the list of friends, thematic events, tournaments, private games and everything related to needing an internet connection. At least officially, since there are certain methods to play games online.
When will Legends of Runeterra arrive on iOS and Android?
In our first impressions with the game, we anticipate the future plans of a company that aims to hoard beyond its reference MOBA, League of Legends. As the article reads, the arrival of version 1.0 of Legends of Runeterra is planned “for some point after mid-2020”, both for computers and mobile phones. Already at that time we knew their plans before the trial versions. That "beta during the first quarter of 2020, only on Windows" materialized last morning on January 24.
All progress made in the current beta can be moved to the final version. In this way the season of restart of statistics that suffered in the previous private tests is terminated.
