If you’re encountering the “Call Limit Reached” error in Rocket League, it typically indicates that the game’s servers are overwhelmed and unable to process your request at that moment.

This issue is often temporary and resolves once server traffic decreases.

🔧 Steps to Mitigate the “Call Limit Reached” Error

1. Restart the Game:

   • Close Rocket League completely and then reopen it.

   • This can help re-establish a fresh connection to the servers.

2. Restart Your Game Launcher:

   • If you’re playing through Epic Games or Steam, restart the launcher to ensure it’s not causing connection issues.

3. Check Your Internet Connection:

   • Ensure your internet connection is stable.

   • Consider using a wired Ethernet connection instead of Wi-Fi for more reliable connectivity.

4. Flush DNS Cache (for PC users):

   • Open Command Prompt as an administrator.

   • Enter the following commands one by one:

     bash

     CopyEdit

     ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
netsh int ip set dns
netsh winsock reset


   • Restart your computer after executing these commands.

5. Check Server Status:

   • Visit the Rocket League Server Status page or check Downdetector to see if there are any ongoing server issues.

6. Avoid Peak Hours:

   • Try playing during off-peak hours when server demand is lower, such as early mornings or late nights.

7. Use Offline Mode Temporarily:

   • If the issue persists, consider playing offline modes like Free Play or Training until the servers stabilize.

🕒 When to Wait It Out

If the error message persists despite your efforts, it’s likely due to high server demand or ongoing maintenance. In such cases, waiting for a while before trying again is often the best course of action. Psyonix typically addresses these issues promptly, and the servers should return to normal functioning soon.