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The non-standard map layout has been a hot topic in the Rocket League community. We have listened to your feedback carefully during this long period of time, although we have not made this decision easily, but we believe it is correct. Here are a few key factors that make us move in this direction:

We have introduced non-standard arenas, in part to provide a variety of professional games, but they have not yet been accepted. Given the success of RLCS and Rocket League Esports, we no longer feel that the map variety needs or suits the competition scenario. We see Rocket League as a digital movement. Therefore, we believe that standardization is important and necessary to provide a level playing field and to promote sustained competition for all skill levels and events Rocket League Items.

Through detailed discussion of the above points, your feedback and the analysis of data collected by our map preference system, we decided to focus on the standard arena. We don't want to force in the professional competition use non-standard arena, we want to the whole community to provide a consistent set of rules and interactions - from the "I" bronze rookie to play in the RLCS world champion.

While we still value the diversity of unstandard arenas for the rotation of maps, we no longer consider these advantages to outweigh the disadvantages. We apologise to those who have been disappointed by this change, but in the end we must take what we consider to be the best interests of the game and the behaviour of the community as a whole. Over two years, 35 million players, thank you for continuing to play and support the rocket league. Your continuous feedback is now more important than ever.