Psyonix declared that it was dropping multiplayer support for the Mac and Linux forms of Rocket League a week ago, with the progressions coming toward the beginning of March www.rocketleaguefans.com. While different modes will in any case be playable, multiplayer is a fundamental part of the vehicle ball frolic, leaving its little network unmoved—particularly as there was apparently no discount choice. It would appear that this was a miscommunication, notwithstanding, and Psyonix has since explained why it's dropping help, just as offering players discounts.
DirectX 11 is the principle reason Mac and Linux players won't have the option to play on the web, obviously. Rocket League Prices is being refreshed from 32-piece to 64-piece in the not so distant future, just as refreshing from DX9 to DX11. Sadly, this implies DX9, which the Mac and Linux customers require for OpenGL, will never again be bolstered. Psyonix claims that solitary 0.3 percent of Rocket League's players use Mac or Linux, so it can't legitimize investing energy and assets on another option.
