Before you can playRocket League, you need to accept the EULA, Terms of Use, and Privacy Policy. When you log in to the game for the first time, you’ll be prompted to read these documents and accept the terms. This also applies to any document updates.
However, in the excitement of getting to play, it can be easy to skip accepting the documents and be left unable to playRocket Leagueonline. If this has happened to you, you’ll need to accept them manually. You can do this by following these steps:
Accepting the Rocket League license agreement (all platforms)
Thisshouldsolve your problem. While rare, in some cases, accepting theRocket Leaguelicense agreement will not stop the frustrating messages preventing you from playing online.
In these instances, your next step should be to clear your save data. Each platform has a different method for this, but it should help fix the issue with yourRocket Leaguelicense agreement.
How to delete Rocket League save data on PS4/PS5
We’re starting out with deleting yourRocket Leaguesave data on PlayStation consoles.
How to delete Rocket League save data on Xbox One/Xbox Series X/S
These are the steps to follow to delete yourRocket Leaguesave data on Xbox consoles.
How to delete Rocket League save data on Nintendo Switch
Finally, this is how you can delete yourRocket Leaguesave data on Nintendo Switch.
Clear console cache (all platforms)
Alternatively, if all else fails, you can also clear your console cache. These steps apply to any platform.
After following the relevant steps, hopefully, yourRocket Leaguelicense agreement will no longer bother you, and you should be able to play the game online again.
