Psyonix has announced that with the arrival of Rocket League’s Autumn Update, only standard arenas will be playable options for both competitive and casual games.News of the transition to more traditional arenas came from an announcement posted by Psyonix on Thursday that focused on two specific maps in the discussion: Starbase ARC and Wasteland. Both of these maps will be receiving their own standard versions while the current nontraditional editions of the maps will be no longer be available during public matches. They’ll still be playable during private and offline matches under the names Badlands and ARCtagon, but their new standard versions will become the norm.   This isn’t the first time that non-standard Rocket League maps have been converted into traditional versions, but with the beginning of Competitive Season 6, the decision has been made to make only standard versions of each map available for online play. In their announcement, Psyonix explained that their decision stems largely from players’ feedback regarding the maps. Their atypical layouts weren’t always a huge hit with Rocket League players, and after listening to players’ feedback over time, they’ve made the call to switch to the standard maps www.lolga.com.