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How to accept license agreement in Rocket League

Accepting the license agreement can be confusing.

Before playing Rocket League online, a license agreement must be accepted. It usually appears when first logging in and will reappear when the agreement is adjusted. Some players accidentally click past the license agreement, or an error prevents the message from appearing. 

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Not accepting the license agreement can prevent players from playing Rocket League. Finding the agreement again can be confusing. Here’s how you can do so across the various platforms.

How to accept the license agreement in Rocket League, step-by-step

Manually accept the license agreement

If you are unable to find the license agreement, you will want to follow these steps:

  1. Launch Rocket League.
  2. Click on Settings within the Main Menu.
  3. Click on Extras.
  4. Click Legal Agreements.
  5. Click and read the EULA.
  6. Click on OK to close and accept.
  7. Click on and read the Terms of Service.
  8. Click on OK to close and accept.
  9. Click on and read Privacy Policy.
  10. Click on OK to close and accept.

This should resolve any issues with the license agreement and allow players to participate in the online portion of Rocket League.

If you need to delete your save data to reset settings, here’s how you can do so in the different consoles.

Deleting Save Data on Xbox

  1. Click Rocket League and press the Menu button.
  2. Click Manage game and add-ons.
  3. Click Saved Data.
  4. Click on the profile that is having the issue.
  5. Click Delete Everywhere.

Deleting Save Data on Nintendo Switch

  1. Head to the System Settings.
  2. Go to Data Management.
  3. Then go to Delete Save Data.
  4. Select Rocket League.
  5. Click on the profile that is having the issue.
  6. Delete Save Data.

Deleting Save Data on Xbox PS4/PS5

  1. Go to Settings.
  2. Go to Application Saved Data Management.
  3. Choose Console Storage, then select Delete.
  4. Select Rocket League.
  5. Select Delete and then select OK to confirm.

Some players have reported waiting a few seconds before entering the main menu will make the license agreement message appear, but this is not a guaranteed method. 

How to get the license agreement to pop up in Rocket League

Sometimes, the license agreement will not even pop up again, making it more frustrating to find.

Restart the Game

The license agreement usually appears when players log in to Rocket League, so restarting the game will typically show the message again. This is a common issue with players that leave Rocket League open for an extended period.

Tip:

When accepting the agreement, make sure to scroll down to the bottom to click the “OK” button.

Why does the EULA keep popping up in Rocket League?

The license agreement is periodically adjusted, and players will have to agree each time it is updated. Remember to restart your game or manually find the legal agreements to quickly get back in the game.


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