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Rocket League errors and common problems
Common problems people run into with Rocket League and its error codes, with how to fix each one, taken from Rocket League's own help pages and put in plain words. If many people have trouble at once, the cause may be on Rocket League's side: check whether Rocket League is down right now.
Common problems
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Can't connect to servers: Outage, region or home network trouble
- Means
- You see messages like "You are currently not connected to the Rocket League Servers" or "No servers online". Epic says the cause can be an outage, your region, or your home network.
- First step
- Check the Epic Games status page for outages. All steps
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Game crashes: Mods, background apps or damaged files
- Means
- When Rocket League crashes or won't start on PC, Epic lists the fixes in the order that solves the most cases, starting with mods and other apps.
- First step
- Turn off any mods or third-party apps. All steps
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Low FPS: Drivers, wrong graphics card or heavy settings
- Means
- Graphics glitches and frame rate drops on PC can have many causes, so Epic gives a set of checks to work through in order.
- First step
- Check that your PC meets the system requirements. All steps
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Freezes on startup: Too many pending friend requests
- Means
- Since Epic Friends came to Rocket League, players with a lot of pending friend requests can freeze or crash when the game starts.
- First step
- Install the Epic Games Launcher and log in. All steps
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Black screen: Display resolution or HDCP problem
- Means
- If you only see a black screen but can hear the game, Epic points to display resolution settings or HDCP.
- First step
- On Epic Games Store, open Settings, find Rocket League under Manage Games and add -windowed as a command argument. All steps
Error codes
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Error 71: Lost connection to Rocket League servers
- Means
- Epic lists Error 71 with other connection messages that stop you from playing online. It points to the game's cache, your clock or your network.
- First step
- Check the Epic Games status page for outages. All steps
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Syncing Failed: Your device clock is off
- Means
- Rocket League needs an accurate clock to connect to its servers. On Xbox it can also come from too many saved replays and training packs.
- First step
- On Windows, right-click the taskbar clock, choose Adjust date/time, turn on automatic time and time zone, then select Sync now. All steps
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Load Failure: Save data could not be loaded
- Means
- Load Failure means the game could not read your save data. Epic's PC guides start with the clock and then rebuild the save.
- First step
- Sync your PC clock with internet time. All steps
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Save Failure: Game could not write your save
- Means
- Save Failure means the game could not save your data on PC. Epic points to the clock and to folders set to read-only.
- First step
- Sync your PC clock with internet time. All steps
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Version Mismatch: Game is not on the latest update
- Means
- This message shows when you look for a match on an older version of the game than the servers expect.
- First step
- Download the newest Rocket League update. All steps
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communicating with the Epic Online Services: Wrong date and time or account problem
- Means
- After a Checking Privileges message you get "Having problems communicating with the Epic Online Services". Epic says a wrong date and time is a common cause, and it can also mean the Epic account is disabled.
- First step
- Set the correct date and time on your PC or console. All steps
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NTDLL error: Corrupt save or cache file
- Means
- A Runtime or NTDLL error at launch points to a corrupt save file. It can happen after a forced close, a crash, or mods that change save data.
- First step
- Open File Explorer and go to Documents, My Games, Rocket League, TAGame. All steps
Checked against Rocket League's help pages on 11 November 2026. Each page links to the help page its steps came from.