(Un)known issues Rocket League

Last revision: 02/12/2024

A list of all the issues that Psyonix doesn't list in their official known issues.

More info on the purpose of this list and how to submit missing issues at the bottom of the page!

Physics

since release

Disclaimer: Most cases of demos that people call "broken" are related to some form of lag. When playing over the internet, games are never exactly perfect. There is always a delay between you and the server, and the netcode attempts to hide that as well as it can. Demos are especially sensitive to network lag.

Description: The current implementation of demos has not in itself shown any signs of being bugged. All calculations seem to run as expected when there is no lag. The exact requirements for a demo are explained in this video from Rocket Sledge. These rules create some situations where most players intuitively assume that a demo should occur but it doesn't and vice versa. Psyonix has even indirectly admitted that the rules are imperfect by attempting to change them multiple times since the release of Rocket League. Unfortunately, other iterations had just as many (or more) weird edge cases. On top of that, the other edge cases were not what people were used to from many hours of playing and were thus perceived as less intuitive. Consequently, Psyonix has settled for the current rules as a good enough choice, but they are aware that it's not perfect system.
Possible cause: The current version of demo rules exist because Rocket League, like any video game, uses approximations in the physics simulation to enable real-time gameplay. With these approximations the simple surface impact angle calculations that the game was using for demos at release were often very inaccurate. The current demo rules forgo the angle of the surface. That allows them to avoid a good deal of the accuracy issues, at the cost of rules that don't exactly follow intuition.
Possible solution: This issue will likely only ever get fixed if Rocket League implements continuous collision detection. With continuous collision detection, surface angles can be calculated with sufficient accuracy.

since release

Description: Some bounces do not reflect at the angle that they should based on the mesh that is visible. The best way to test this is in the custom training editor with the shot prediction. It is possible to find angles on the crossbar where, when you move the trajectory of the ball up a bit, it bounces further down off the crossbar, which is the reverse of what should happen.
Possible cause: Wrong bounces happen due to 2 reasons: Either there is an invisible mesh part that is in a position it shouldn't be, or it happens because of the limited tick rate that Rocket League uses. Physics updates happen 120 times a second. From one tick to another, it is possible that the ball moves into the wall with a small overlap. On a flat part of the wall, this doesn't really matter. On a heavily curved part like the posts, the overlap can cause surface angle calculations that don't match the location where the ball should've touched the post. I have a video on this specific issue here.
Possible solution: This issue will likely only ever get fixed if Rocket League implements continuous collision detection. Continuous collision detection can accurately calculate the exact moment of contact, which allows the proper angle calculation to take place.

since release

Description: When going for a simple shot with a dodge, it is possible to hit the ball twice, generating significantly more power than on a single touch. An example can be found in the final shot of this video. The ball goes from 56 to 94 to 105 kph if you step through it frame by frame. Without the second touch, no shot above 100 kph was possible from that catch. It doesn't seem to be humanly possible to get this consistently, which makes it a bit random.
Possible cause: The way this works is that the first touch is not too strong. From the combination of the speed of the car and the rotation of the car from the dodge and the relative point of impact, the front catches up with the ball for a second touch. With normal physics, this wouldn't be an issue due to the conservation of energy. The car cannot put more energy into the ball than what is in the system. However, Rocket League uses additional forces that generate extra energy on every touch. As a result, every additional touch accelerates the ball by an unnatural amount. The physics are explained here.
Possible solution: There might be no way to fix this without significantly changing the feeling of Rocket League. Possible fixes would require specifically detecting the difference between shots and 50s/pinches/flicks as those are all mechanics that rely on multiple ball touches resolving.

since release

Description: Cars of the same preset, e.g. Octane and Fennec spawn in slightly different positions despite using otherwise identical physics. This affects freeplay spawns, custom training packs, and also kickoffs. Some cars may therefore start a likely negligible bit closer to the ball on kickoff than others. This can also confuse players into thinking there are physical differences between cars of the same preset, even though there are none.
Possible cause: The engine spawns cars with their visual mesh first and then attaches the physics hitbox. The alignment of the physics hitbox to the mesh is different to make the cars' visuals match the hitbox better.
Possible solution: Set the physics position to the same value after the car has fully spawned in. This is already possible with BakkesMod for testing and practice purposes, but would need to be done by Psyonix to work on online servers.

Network

unknown (likely since release)

Disclaimer: Opponent desync and desyncs on interactions of the ball or your car with the opponent are not 100% preventable. These will always occur due to the nature of playing online with delays.

Description: It is possible to have occasional desyncs with the server on a perfectly stable connection without any inherently unpredictable actions occuring. The desyncs are usually very small but when using mechanics where the small difference means you do or don't get a flip, you get situations like this and this.
Possible cause: It is impossible to know exactly what causes this issue without having full access to the Rocket League servers. ~~However, it's conceivable that all these desyncs happen due to the physics inconsistencies between processors.~~ Psyonix has fixed the physics determinism between different processors in Patch 2.53. While the desyncs have been reduced slightly, the majority of cases were unaffected. Rocket Science is investigating...

since release

Description: The kickoff start is invisible to the player until they receive the first signal from the server. This is very obvious when playing on servers with > 200 ms ping, but the issue is not exclusive to those.
Possible cause: The kickoff countdown on the player's computer only updates when it receives the signal from the server (with the internet delay) even though it could be synchronized to the real moment where it happens. This also prevents the player from seeing the movement of the car for the first X ms after the timer hits GO, where X is your ping.
Possible solution: The same kind of prediction synchronization that the game uses for normal gameplay just needs to be applied to kickoffs. There is a chance that the current implementation would need a significant rewrite because the kickoff situation is considered a paused game state.

since release

Description: Failed flip resets that almost succeeded may occasionally cause your car to jerk out and be completely unrecoverable in non-local games.
Possible cause: Rocket League's netcode always tries to predict the true state of the server on your computer/console in order to give you online games with no additional input latency. When the prediction is incorrect, it uses the information sent from the server to correct the prediction and show you the true state of what happened. The server does not currently send information about whether you have your flip available. If your computer incorrectly thinks you've gotten a flip reset on the ball due a slight misprediction, it will not be updated until after you attempt to use the flip. This causes those flip resets where the flip just seems to warp the car all over the place, as the prediction of the flip attempts to get reconciled with the server saying that there can't be a flip.
Possible solution: The netcode needs to send extra data from the server to the players about their current flip availability. This would solve all the cases where there is a delay between the player getting the flip and them using it. The cases where players try to flip immediately as they get the flip reset are not 100% solvable, as the server cannot send that information faster than the speed of light. It is likely that they would happen less often if the unnecessary desyncs were solved.

unknown (recent)

Description: When playing over the internet, a perfect connection does not exist. However, there are indicator icons that are supposed to flash when the connection between the player and server becomes too bad, or the server itself fails to run properly. Recently, there have been many cases of such server issues, with all players on the same server experiencing very severe lag. The server health icon does not always flash correctly and the network indicators suggest that it could also not be due to fluctuating ping or packet loss.

Performance

since release

Description: The average frame rate drops and becomes highly inconsistent when pressing buttons or moving the analog stick on a controller at the same time as pressing keyboard buttons or using the mouse. The issue may not be noticeable in a GPU bound system, or if a low manual frame rate limit is used. This issue will affect people trying to use hybrid input methods for comfort or accessibility reasons as well as analog keyboards that use controller emulation to send analog signals.
Possible cause: This happens because of the user interface. When you change the input device, the UI updates to show you the correct button prompts for your device, but when you use multiple device types at the same time, it attempts to switch back and forth every frame. This shuffles a lot of resources back and forth in the background for no purpose, and causes the framerate drops.
Workaround: You can use the BakkesMod console command cl_rendering_scaleform_disabled 1 to disable the entire UI at the downside of, well, disabling everything in the UI. It is also possible to use paid third party software like reWASD to combine the input methods into one virtual device.
Possible solution: Providing users with an option to freeze the UI buttons to controller or keyboard bindings would prevent this issue. Alternatively, checking whether the user is actively inputting on two devices at the same time before switching would at least prevent the majority of the switches.

since DX11 version

Description: The boost UI has a significant impact on game performance since the DirectX 11 version of the game has been released. On low end computers or at very high frame rates, it can reduce performance by over 10%. When boost is set to unlimited, the UI doesn't have to update and there is no performance impact. It's confirmed to be UI related, because there is no performance hit in the same situations when the UI is disabled.
Workaround: You can use the BakkesMod console command cl_rendering_scaleform_disabled 1 to disable the entire UI at the downside of, well, disabling everything in the UI.

Other

since patch 2.20

Description: This mainly affects mouse wheel inputs in the replay editor where it is by default bound to zoom in/out in 5° steps. These steps become 10° as a result of this bug.
Possible cause: This bug was introduced when fixing a previous issue where turning the mouse wheel counted as pressing a button down, but never lifting it up again. This was causing the mouse wheel input to get stuck. The new version has no such issues.

since release

Description: The circular overlay that allows you to switch between players, camera perspectives, and game speed percentages can sometimes refuse to close. The game will then no longer accept any other inputs, making it impossible to hide the wheel, access any menus, or even quit the game the normal way. The process may have to be killed through the task manager.
Workaround: By trying different button combinations of modifier keys (Ctrl, Alt, Shift) and keys that are bound to bring up the wheel it is sometimes possible to get the wheel unstuck. However, there doesn't really seem to be a notable pattern to it, and sometimes it doesn't get unstuck at all.

Info

Psyonix maintains a list of currently known issues/bugs in Rocket League on this page. Unfortunately, this list has never contained all issues that the community is aware of. We can only specalutate on why some issues don't make the list, but it will likely be one of the following reasons:

devs are unaware of an issue that the community has verified
missing communication between devs and list maintainers
deliberate omission

Omission may be preferable to keep the list from becoming too cluttered with too many issues that only affect a fraction of the playerbase. It may also be used to deliberately draw attention away from issues that Psyonix does not intend to fix because they deem it not worth the time/money.

I think it is very useful for the community to have a reference of all known bugs and reproducible issues that Rocket League has. Thus, I have created this list of all the known issues apparently unknown by Psyonix. If you know of any other issue (visual/quantifiable evidence or reproducibility needed), you can report them in the Discord.

Former known issues

So far 3 issues formerly listed on this site have been fixed. They are marked in green.

List source: Psyonix

Fixed in Patch 2.57

Fixed an issue causing some players to see significantly lower MMR/Rank in certain Playlists during Season 20 compared to Season 19.
[PS4/PS4 Pro] Fixed a crash and error message that could occur when booting the game.

Fixed in Patch 2.56

Fixed an issue where using a PS4 controller could still produce sound after setting "Controller Volume" to 0%.
Corrected corrupted textures that could sometimes appear on the Tygris Car Body near the front two wheels.
Fixed an issue where some Car Bodies could be “wiggled” during kickoffs.
Club names no longer clip through the banner color during the Club intro sequence.
The "Time Remaining" setting will no longer appear in the Match Admin menu while the "Unlimited" Match Length Mutator is active.
Fixed an issue causing the Air Strike Goal Explosion to not behave as expected.

Fixed in Patch 2.55

The "new” notification for the Item Shop now properly disappears.
Fixed an issue on PC where players may have experienced a buzzing sound and encountered a crash before entering gameplay.

Fixed in Patch 2.54

Fixed the occasional flickering when viewing the Dominus Car Body with the Hyper Color Decal equipped at certain angles.
Addressed general rendering issues occuring on Utopia Colosseum (Gilded) Arena on Switch.
[Xbox] Fixed an issue where attempting to add an Epic Friend would incorrectly display a "Cannot invite cross-platform player" error.

Fixed in Patch 2.53

Fixed an issue where the Esper Car Body’s right side panel sometimes appeared disconnected.
Fixed an issue where the Mazda RX-7 Car Body’s windshield texture appeared corrupted when equipping certain Decals.
Fixed an issue where players who are your friend on both Xbox and Epic appeared twice in the friends list.
Addressed various performance issues in the Utopia Colosseum (Gilded) Arena.
Addressed an issue involving multiple Decal details and colors being negatively affected by the lighting in Futura Garden Arena.
(From patch notes): We’ve corrected differences in physics that arose in different CPU architectures. This means players may have less rubberbanding in matches.

Fixed in Patch 2.52

Fixed RLCS 2025 Decals appearing slightly distorted on several Car Bodies.
[Xbox] VSync “off” is improved and our team is still working to fine tune this. We’ll have more to share in a future game update.
[Xbox] 120 FPS support on Xbox Series X|S has been restored.

Fixed in Patch 2.51

Fixed some Trails clipping into the arena grass when equipped with the Void Burn Car Body.
Fixed the issue not allowing King Fang Decal trade-in.
Fixed various other trade-in issues.
Fixed the Cruise Caliber Wheels clipping through the brakes of certain Car Bodies.
Fixed some Goal Explosions behaving strangely in replays.
Fixed various Wheels clipping through the brake pads when equipped with the Revolver Car Body.
Fixed an issue causing some Goal Explosions to be unequippable with certain Car Bodies.

Fixed in Patch 2.49

Fixed the ball vanishing before the shot timer in Aerial and Striker training.
On PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch, the News Panel “new” notification now disappears after opening the notification.
Boost options changed while in an active Online Free Play match no longer revert when scoring a goal.
Resolved slight flickering occurring when previewing base Decals.
Fixed Goal Reset’s description not updating when going through the options in the Online Free Play menu.
Setting a private 3v3 match to an open lobby now respects team size.

Fixed in Patch 2.48

Fixed an issue where players could not properly equip some Decals on Dominus and Dominus: Neon Trim.
Fixed the issue preventing 120 FPS support for Xbox Series X|S systems.
Fixed trade-in functionality issues for items that are cross-game between Rocket League and Fortnite.
Fixed a soft-locking issue on Xbox that sometimes occurred when pressing any key to go through the title screen.
Fixed an issue with some Special Edition items displaying the wrong text.
Fixed the issue that caused the removal of Rocket League replays for Xbox players. [Check patch notes for additional information.]
Fixed an issue where the ball in Split Shot sometimes did not disappear and reappear in the center of the arena, but instead slid along the ground back to center.
Fixed an issue where the ball timer visual effects and sound effects would sometimes persist in Split Shot after a player scored a goal.

Fixed in Patch 2.47

Fixed Auto Tournament notification text overlapping with the Ball Manipulation Controls when in an Online Free Play match.
Fixed a visual issue causing the Armadillo, Hogsticker, and the Video Game Antenna to not appear in player garages on Xbox.
Fixed users being able to communicate via voice and text with a non-friend user in the Party when the ’Others can communicate with voice, text, or invites’ privilege is set to ’Friends’ on Xbox.
Fixed players not being able to join a party via the ‘Friends’ list when opening from Quick Resume on Xbox.
Fixed achievements not unlocking when resuming Rocket League from Quick Resume on Xbox.
Fixed Neo Tokyo (Arcade) Arena image not matching the actual arena visuals in "Map Selections" when in Free Play and Tournaments.
Fixed the ability to edit preferences for multiple arenas in the Arena Preferences menu.
Fixed all Holo-Hype Boost variants having no Sound Effects in the Garage.
Returned “Video Quality” settings to Xbox Series X and S systems.

Fixed in Patch 2.46

Fixed latency when navigating in the Garage.
Fixed animation issues on the Crimson Sensei Wheels.
Fixed a visual issue where Boost Pads became invisible during a match, players could still drive over and pick up these Boost Pads.

Fixed in Patch 2.43

Fixed the “Front Row” Rocket Boost having no SFX when viewed in-game.
Fixed the Werewolf and Diestro Black Painted Car Bodies not cross-granting from Fortnite into Rocket League for owners of these Car Bodies.
Fixed McLaren 765LT Painted Wheel variants not cross-granting from Fortnite into Rocket League for owners of this Car Body.

Fixed in Patch 2.38

Fixed Play Menu navigation so your last selection is remembered
Fixed a bug causing a yellow square outline to appear when navigating between menus
Fixed appearance of Boost on the Admiral and Batmobile (2022) Car Bodies
Fixed appearance of the Wrapstar Decal when equipped on the Gold painted Octane Car Body

Fixed in Patch 2.37

[Xbox] Fixed a critical bug with F1 2022 Decals that was causing in-game performance issues and client soft lock for some players
Fixed the spoiler animation on the McLaren 765LT when using Boost

Fixed in Patch 2.36

Fixed a bug causing your last highlighted selection to be forgotten when navigating away from the Play Menu
Whistling Birds and Seismic Charge Goal Explosions should now be usable with any Car Body

Fixed in Patch 2.35

Fixed an issue where the Paint finish selection would incorrectly go to the top of the list and not select the currently equipped Paint Finish
Fixed an issue on PC where the Audio would stop working when changing the Windows focus immediately after launching the game
(Not reported by Psyonix): Minimum ranked level no longer circumventable by partying up

Fixed in Patch 2.34

Fixed appearance of Kingtress Decal (Octane)

Fixed in Patch 2.33

Neo Tokyo (Hacked) now uses the same arena and boost pad collision mesh as all other Arenas
Fixed a bug preventing Custom Tournament creators from spectating ongoing matches
Fixed a softlock issue when returning to the Main Menu after selecting a Private Tournament while using a mouse in the Tournaments menu
[PC] Fixed a bug with the Bloom advanced video setting creating light artifacts for some AMD graphics card users
The Ombre Decal on the Nissan Silvia and Porsche 911 Turbo can now be customized with Paint Finishes
[PS/Xbox] Fixed a bug preventing some players from seeing the EULA when updated in the game client, or accepting the updated EULA in settings

Fixed in Patch 2.32

Trim on the Black variant of Cyclone now appears the same shade of as other painted Black vehicles
Clearing the New Item pop up no longer causes the UI to stop functioning
Switching tabs no longer causes Blueprint thumbnails to disappear
[Switch] Leaving a match no longer causes the game to randomly freeze

Fixed in Patch 2.31

Changed incorrect trade restrictions on several Season 11 Rocket Pass Pro Tier items
- ‘Laser-Light’ Trail
- ‘Viled’ Decal
- ‘Demonio’ Wheels
Changed rarity of ‘Ombre’ Decal for the Nissan Silvia S13 from Common to Limited
Fixed cosmetic bugs
- ’Nike Air Zoom Mercurial’ Decals
- Appearance and size of several Nissan Z Paint Finishes
Fixed ‘Bumblebee’ Car Body movement and Boost in Tournament Pre-Match Lobbies
Fixed Transparent Goalposts so they are always on for all players
Fixed light box artifacting on ‘Estadio Vida’ Arena
In Private Matches, corrected appearance of Nameplates and Ball Indicator when a player goes to Spectator mode and then back to a Team
[Dropshot] Fixed a bug preventing the ball from doing floor damage after the the clock hits 0:00
[PC] Fixed Party invites so they are correctly received by players while in a Match or Training

Fixed in Patch 2.30

Ball indicator and nameplates no longer appear when a player goes to Spectator mode and then back to a Team

Fixed in Patch 2.29

Fixed the Disconnect Icon appearing when no internet issues are present
Fixed Bubbly, Fireworks, and Fireworks (Multichrome) Decals appearing too bright when equipped to the Nissan Silvia S13 and Nissan Silvia S13 RLE Car Bodies

Fixed in Patch 2.28

Fixed the green coloring on the Octane Hakkaa Decal
Fixed the brightness and gloss on the Huntress Decal
Performed an optimization pass on Sovereign Heights and Deadeye Canyon (Oasis)
Fixed an issue where some players will load the game to a blank UI with no main menu screen
Fixed a bug preventing the Palm Tree Topper from appearing in player inventories
Bugatti Centodieci paint finish changes when focus is moved to an unequipped item

Fixed in Patch 2.27

Revised map collision on ’Deadeye Canyon (Oasis)’ to bring ball behavior in corners and on walls in line with all other arenas
Fixed a bug causing all new item notifications to appear blank
[Steam] Fixed a bug related to Steam overlay and being able to purchase Credits in game

Fixed in Patch 2.26

Huntress decal on the Dingo body is not working properly and appears as a broken texture
Special Edition Infinite Yankii RL wheels appear as just normal Yankii RL wheels
Ranks will be displayed incorrectly when one player leaves the match while the remaining teammates complete it

Fixed in Patch 2.25

Restored Distortion Decal for Takumi in player inventories

Fixed in Patch 2.23

Unable to Upload Custom Training Pack after creating one
[PlayStation 4] While playing with a full Splitscreen team in Chaos mode, Rocket League may crash at the end of the match
Fixed appearance of trim on multiple Black Painted Car Bodies by making it darker
- ‘Dominus’
- ‘Insidio’
- ‘Imperator DT5’
- ‘Jager 619 RS’
- ‘Mantis’
- ‘Endo’
- ‘Centio’
- ‘Animus GP’
- ‘Guardian GXT’

Fixed in Patch 2.22

[Xbox] At start of matches stuttering/lag occurs for 10 - 20 seconds for some players
[Xbox] Fixed a bug preventing some players on Xbox from seeing in-game friend requests, Club invites, and Party invites

Fixed in Patch 2.21

Scoreboard does not update correctly when Players leave and join
The Ford Bronco is incorrectly using the Dominus hitbox and not Merc

Fixed in Patch 2.20

Adjusted appearance of several Decals on the Nissan Z so they appear the same way as on other car bodies
Updates to Custom Training packs will no longer corrupt pack progress
Progress may look incorrect in the training pack browser for some packs, but will appear correctly once the player loads the pack
Players who leave a match will no longer show up in the skip goal replay list
[Custom Training] UI now updates correctly when controls are changed

Fixed in Patch 2.19

Fixed a bug preventing some players from joining Voice channels
[PC] Game will now boot on first attempt to launch the game

Fixed in Patch 2.18

Fixed a bug preventing some Wheels (Apex, Bionic, Patriarch, and ARMR) from being equipable on some licensed cars like the Nissan Skyline
Fixed save data uploads so they do not affect connectivity and/or in-game performance at the start of online matches for some players
Adjusted how Decals affect appearance of body trim on Octane so pixelation no longer occurs
[Knockout] Adjusted volume of impacts and shield activation in Knockout
[Knockout] Fixed a bug causing splitscreen players to be kicked from a Knockout match due to being idle when only one has been eliminated
Fixed a bug with Season 6 Rewards Decals not loading properly
Fixed appearance of the Season 6 Rewards Decals on the Battle Bus Car Body
Fixed classification of the ‘Sizzed’ Decal
[All Consoles] Fixed a bug preventing the car and arena grass from appearing in the main menu when a new player completes the intro event
Fixed a bug with bot names not going transparent when they leave a match

Fixed in Patch 2.17

Fixed an intermittent freeze bug tied to having a very large number of incoming friend requests on a connected Epic Games account
- Thank you to SunlessKhan for helping us identify and resolve this bug
[Xbox] Fixed Voice Chat so it will no longer randomly mute cross-platform party members
The lightning animation now appears correctly when a player enters a match or switches teams mid-match
Fixed a loading error with the NASCAR Stewart-Haas Racing #4 Decal

Fixed in Patch 2.16

Fixed positioning of in-game Voice Chat notifications
Fixed a focus issue in the Friends List while navigating the Report/Block list
[PS, Switch, Xbox] A spectator will sometimes join a team, making uneven teams
This issue was fixed on PC in v2.15

Fixed in Patch 2.15

Fixed appearance of scoreboard from Spectator point of view in Private Matches
Display of ping to game servers has been fixed
Fixed a visual bug with Spectator names in Private Matches
Fixed a bug preventing the “LTM” badge from appearing on the Casual Playlist tile
[PC Only] Fixed a rare bug that allowed spectators into some online matches and would place them on the field
This will be fixed on consoles in our next planned update

Fixed in Patch 2.14

After completing a match and returning to the main menu, fixed a bug preventing the game client from saving the previous selection for re-queue
Fixed a UI bug preventing “Competitive” from appearing above the scoreboard when playing multiple consecutive Competitive matches
Fixed a bug preventing access to the Change Mode/Match menu while watching a Replay
Fixed a bug preventing chat during trading
Dingo Engine Audio volume level has been fixed
Fixed a bug with parental control preventing some players from seeing the "Allow All" in-game text chat option

(Un)known issues Rocket League

Physics

Demo rules are unintuitive and consequently look broken

Some post bounces return at the wrong angle

Car can hit the ball twice on a single shot

Cars of the same preset spawn in slightly different positions

Network

Occasional player desync with stable connection

Kickoff countdown does not account for ping to the server

Flip reset state does not get updated from server

No connection warning when connection has issue

Performance

Using a controller and keyboard/mouse at the same time causes stuttering

Boost UI performance issues

Other

One turn of the mouse wheel activates the mouse wheel input twice

Replay wheel gets stuck

Info

Former known issues

Fixed in Patch 2.57

Fixed in Patch 2.56

Fixed in Patch 2.55

Fixed in Patch 2.54

Fixed in Patch 2.53

Fixed in Patch 2.52

Fixed in Patch 2.51

Fixed in Patch 2.49

Fixed in Patch 2.48

Fixed in Patch 2.47

Fixed in Patch 2.46

Fixed in Patch 2.43

Fixed in Patch 2.38

Fixed in Patch 2.37

Fixed in Patch 2.36

Fixed in Patch 2.35

Fixed in Patch 2.34

Fixed in Patch 2.33

Fixed in Patch 2.32

Fixed in Patch 2.31

Fixed in Patch 2.30

Fixed in Patch 2.29

Fixed in Patch 2.28

Fixed in Patch 2.27

Fixed in Patch 2.26

Fixed in Patch 2.25

Fixed in Patch 2.23

Fixed in Patch 2.22

Fixed in Patch 2.21

Fixed in Patch 2.20

Fixed in Patch 2.19

Fixed in Patch 2.18

Fixed in Patch 2.17

Fixed in Patch 2.16

Fixed in Patch 2.15

Fixed in Patch 2.14