League‘s in-game economy isn’t quite as balanced toward the Rocket League Items player as games like Call of Duty: Warzone and Magic the Gathering: Arena, so the next two ways to get credits, although viable, are both net negatives when it comes to the credits you have.

Outside of buying them, you can also earn credits through the Rocket Pass, Rocket League’s version of a battle pass. The Rocket Pass costs 1,000 credits, or $10, and it will reward you with cosmetic items, XP boost tokens, and credits as you rank up. You’ll earn 100 credits every 12 tiers up to tier 60. After that, you’ll earn 100 more credits at tier 67 before the Rocket Pass tops out at tier 70.

Some basic arithmetic shows that the Rocket Pass only returns 60 Buy Rocket League Credits  credits for the 1,000 credit investment. If there are items you want on the Rocket Pass, then this is a great way to get some credits back. However, if there isn’t a lot that interests you, it’s better to buy credits and save them.