How to Sell Blueprints in Rocket League
Rocket League is a game with a highly developed cosmetics system, where players can modify almost any aspect of their car to their liking. Wheels, toppers, paints, and even entire cars are all parts of the car’s look, that players can modify to their liking.
When Rocket League went free to play in 2019, the previous system of loot boxes was replaced with a new, less random one, known as the Rocket League blueprint system. By spending credits, players can craft the items represented in the blueprint. And although Rocket League blueprints are mostly used for crafting or trade-ins, there are also some methods to sell blueprints to other players. Here’s all you need to know about this.
What Are Rocket League Blueprints?
Prior to the 2019 update which made the game free to play, players could obtain loot boxes as their post-game drops. These loot boxes contained a random item and had to be opened with keys, purchased in the in-game store. The boxes contained tradable items of random quality.
The 2019 update introduced the blueprint system to the game while removing the loot boxes entirely. While the loot boxes were replaced with free item drops (which don’t need any keys to be opened) and blueprints. In order to compensate for the lost loot boxes, all of them were immediately replaced with unrevealed blueprints. Although initially, players couldn’t see what was inside their unrevealed blueprints, they could reveal them for free at any time. Since then, players can only obtain revealed blueprints. Rocket League blueprints can be obtained as free drops after any online matches.
A blueprint always holds one item and can be finished by spending credits. All you have to do is simply choose the blueprint from your inventory, select the option to finish, spend the necessary credits, and enjoy your new items.
Besides crafting, players can also use Rocket League blueprints in trade-ins, which allow you to simply exchange your unused blueprints to obtain free items. All you have to do is simply go to the trade-in menu from your garage, select the blueprints which are eligible for trade-ins, and enjoy your new free Rocket League items.
Can You Sell Rocket League Blueprints?
While the Rocket League blueprint system allows for easy crafting where you can see exactly what item you will receive, there are more uses to blueprints, besides just crafting or using them in trade-ins.
Although blueprints are the least expensive Rocket League items, you always have the option to sell them to other players. You can trade them whether you have a revealed or unrevealed blueprint. Keep in mind that you will only trade the blueprint, and not the items built. This means that the potential buyer will still need to invest his credits to get the in-game items that are available from the blueprint itself.
Although blueprints are generally cheap and not many players are interested in them, there are a few exceptions that can be traded for serious credits. If you’re wondering how to do this, you should learn about Rocket League items trading.
Rocket League Trading
Rocket League allows players to trade items between themselves. Players can choose to trade almost any in-game item, with some exceptions. To do this players must meet a couple of criteria. Two of them are that they are on the same platform and have trading enabled for their account. To trade with another player you have to:
- Invite the other players to your party
- Initiate a trade with your party member
- In the trade, window select the blueprints you want to be traded
- Accept the trade and receive your items or credits
Trading is a quick way to make money with the Rocket League blueprint system, as you can turn any unnecessary blueprints into credits or other, more valuable items with this method. If you’ve got some of the more expensive blueprint series, you can easily make some serious money in credits or Rocket League items.
To Sum Up
Although blueprints aren’t the most valuable items in the game, you can still sell them with some serious financial gain. If you feel like you might have some rare blueprints in your inventory, try looking for other players, who might be interested in your Rocket League items.
