The Esports Observer has acquired a letter sent to Psyonix on behalf of thirteen Rocket League Championships Series (RLCS) groups looking for to cope with a listing of Rocket League Items grievances concerning the managing and administrative practices surrounding the RLCS.

The letter sent to the RLCS today changed into signed by way of representatives from BDS, Endpoint, eUnited, G2 Esports, mousesports, NRG Esports, Pittsburgh Knights, Renault Vitality, Rogue, Singularity, Spacestation Gaming, Susquehanna Soniqs, and Veloce Esports.

According to the letter, teams are voicing their worries approximately what they view as a lack of communication between the league and themselves, situations surrounding slot ownership, prize cash distribution, and monetization of the league for the publisher and teams.

The letter is going on to advocate fixes to a perceived “lack of communication” that consist of, publisher/league bi-weekly calls with team proprietors and associated personnel to cowl agenda updates, partnership opportunities, advertising opportunities, and content material tie-ins to crew tasks.

Additionally, issues regarding the scheduling of the league in phrases of dates and times had been addressed in the letter: “We additionally ask that season schedules and upcoming activities be shared well in advance to be able to allow us to plan and market as a consequence.”Sources near the league word that Infrequent conversation and lengthy response times toRocket League Items Shop  questions have hurt the teams’ ability to nicely market their franchises.