Rocket League Rubberbanding Fix: Internet or Servers?
Rocket League's physics-based netcode makes it uniquely sensitive to jitter. Here's how to tell if rubberbanding is your connection or the match.
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Rocket League's physics-based netcode makes it uniquely sensitive to jitter. Here's how to tell if rubberbanding is your connection or the match.
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