DFH Stadium
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DFH Stadium
Map Information
Layout:
Standard
Versions:
Normal, Stormy, Day, Snowy, Circuit
Playlists:
Competitive, Casual, Rumble, Snow Day
Gamemodes:
Soccar, Rumble, Snow Day
Overview[edit]
DFH Stadium is one of the arenas included with the original release of Rocket League. There are 3 variants of DFH Stadium: Day, Stormy, and Snowy. The name comes from the initials of Psyonix CEO Dave Hagewood.
The Snowy version was added on the 14th of December 2015 with the Snow Day playlist.[1] It was added to the private matches with Patch v1.11.[2]
The Stormy version was added in Patch v1.22.[3] In this patch, DFH Stadium was also added to the Rumble playlist.[3]
DFH Stadium (Day) was added in Patch v1.37 as part of the Autumn Update.[4]
Competitive[edit]
DFH Stadium is one of the standard maps and is thus frequently used in tournaments.
Major features of DFH Stadium in a competitive setting:
- Used in the RLC Pro League and MLG Pro League finals, with the final game of both finals being played on DFH Stadium.
- Has been used as the first map in all RLCS North America, Europe and World Championship series since RLCS Season 1.
- The only map used in all Oceania RLCS Season 3 series, then being used as the first map in all series from OCE RLCS Season 7 to present.
- Used as the first map for all South America RLCS Season 7 series except for the Grand Finals of the SAM regionals, where Champions Field was used for all 5 games.
- Used as the first map for all primary broadcast matches in the Dreamhack Pro Circuit.
- Used as the first map in all ELEAGUE Cup 2017 and ELEAGUE Cup 2018 matches.
- It was the default map in Gfinity and ESL tournaments.
Gallery[edit]
In-game screenshot of DFH Stadium.
In-game overhead view of DFH Stadium
References[edit]
- ↑ "Happy Snow Days!". 2015-12-14.
- ↑ "Snow Day added to Exhibition and Private Matches". 2016-02-10.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Added “DFH Stadium (Stormy)”". 2016-09-08.
- ↑ "Added "DFH Stadium (Day)"". 2017-09-28.