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Rocket League Adds Custom Training In Next Update
Rocket League is adding a new feature to help you practice your aerials. Custom training sequences are coming in the game's next update, developer Psyonix announced today.
The update allows players to create their own training shots by placing the ball and car anywhere in the arena they want, add direction and velocity to the ball, and preview the ball's trajectory. You can also name and share your training sequences with other players. Cross-platform sharing won't initially be available, but Psyonix says they hope to add that functionality in the future.
You can read up on the full list of features over at the official site, or learn about the game's cryptic lore here.
[Source: Rocket League]
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