Now you’re really in it, and the opposition score again.
Things are looking a little hard, so your other colleague leaves. One player leaves and you’re left struggling with the AI on your side. Whoops – plenty of time to fix it, right? You’re just warming up – you’re 20 seconds into a game, and the opposition manage to get a shot on target. On Switch there’s another type of character: the quitter. Another undeniable classic.Īnd, of course, special mention to the hero who stands stock-still at the start of every round and then confusedly races around while the ball goes over his head time and time again. That other guy who is so desperate to steal your goal that he’ll repeatedly and unashamedly knock it off target at the last second. The guy who has to hit the ball no matter what direction he’s facing, inevitably scoring for the wrong team. But five minutes search revealed I wasn’t the only one who had been having problems. At first I thought maybe I was just really, really bad – stranger things have happened, and I wasn’t too great to begin with. I’d gotten the plat on PS4 and more than 1000g on Xbox One, so, after a couple of years gap, Switch felt like a good place to return. I don’t know if it’s a Nintendo issue, a developer issue or a bit of both, but somewhere something went wrong. That benefit should stretch to Rocket League, but it doesn’t. You can play The Witcher or Doom while on the bus or on a work break, and that’s an incredible thing. I understand that one of the big selling points of the Switch is that it’s an AAA machine on the go. The connection isn’t good enough, the community is trash and the gameplay itself feels sluggish. This is the kind of game that should be amazing on Switch, but just isn’t. The bad news is that players on Switch are getting a raw deal. The good news is that Rocket League is still amazing. Was it because it was now free-to-play? Had the community just got bogged down by awful players and bad losers? It was sad to see such a great game in such a sorry state.
There was a whole article written in my head, and with each loss the adjectives were getting swearier. Author: Mat Growcott Category: Articles, PS4 News, Switch News, XBox One News, Date: 22nd October, 2020
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