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Aug 17, 2022 · In May, 2022 Roblox has begun to make non-sponsored items limited for the first time since December 3, 2019 when items from Black Friday sale went limited.
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•January 3 - Ralph Lauren: The Winter Escape event ended.
•January 4 - Roliday 2021 event ended.
•January 5 - Users can now easily change group names.
•January 7
•Luobu services in China are paused due to Roblox taking in 'important transitory actions'.
•Roblox servers go down in Oman, a country in the Middle East.
•February 1 - David Guetta DJ Party event started.
•February 6
•David Guetta DJ Party event ended.
•Roblox collaborates with Target to release the Roblox Avatar Collection.
•February 7 - BRITs VIP Party event started.
•February 9 - NFL Tycoon event started.
•March 1
•Jackets are released.
•Players experience a bug where users on Roblox Mobile can't equip hair on R6 characters.
•March 3
•Roblox introduces the Analytics Dashboard.
•Players experience a glitch where they cannot combine multiple hair accessories.[citation needed]
•April 3 - GRAMMY Week event ended.
•April 4 - Shorts, Shirts, Dresses/Skirts, Sweaters, and shoes are released.[citation needed]
•April 5 - Roblox announces the 9th Annual Bloxy Awards would also be held in person at RDC 2022 for the first time.
•April 7 - Chipotle Burrito Builder event started.
•April 12 - Roblox's TikTok account accidentally gets banned due to "Multiple Community Guideline Violations". It was later unbanned.
•April 18 - Chipotle Burrito Builder event ended.
•May 2 - Logitech Song Breaker Awards event ended.
•May 3 - Spotify launches its first event on Roblox Spotify Island, which is the first event from a streaming service.[citation needed]
•May 6 — Sinister S went limited. This marks the first instance in years of an off-sale item going limited.
•May 8 - Appears to be a standard outage. Although this isn't planned, it does appear to be an issue on the developers' side of things.
•May 10 - Roblox's shares decline to their lowest price ever. Investors hope that the price will eventually rise again for a long-term investment.
•May 12 - Roblox stock goes up for the first time in several weeks.
•June 2 - Roblox Connect 2022 starts, in next few weeks, and with all about collaboration.
•June 5 - Investment website TheStreet releases an article criticizing Roblox Corporation's poor performance in the stock market.
•June 8 - Some players experience major issues with their characters, this was fixed hours later.
•June 9 - Roblox removes users’ profile images and names from their homepages.
•June 13 - Mining Simulator 2 gets content deleted.
•June 17 - The Roblox Creator Marketplace releases.
•July 1 - The WimbleWorld event starts, which also features a sponsor from American clothing brand Ralph Lauren.
•July 6 - Players are now able to upload embedded images to the Description and Requirements section of Job Postings on the Roblox Talent Hub.
•July 9 - Roblox starts hiring people to bring Web3 & similar related “NFT technology” to the catalog.
•July 11 - A post was published on the Developer Forum regarding the Experience Questionnaire.
•July 12 - Counter Blox gets shut down after suffering a source code leak.
•July 14 - Voting for the Roblox Innovation Awards 2022 begins.
•August 2 - Roblox becomes #3 on the Fast Company's list of 100 Best Workplaces for Innovators.
•August 4
•Roblox sues the toy company WowWee over allegations of copyright for "admittedly" copying Roblox's avatar design.
•Roblox developers can now import animations from a video - and an AI will process a video onto your avatar and generate a keyframe animation.
•Spin Master updates Bakugan Battle League to add more than 100 on-demand episodes of Bakugan: Battle Planet to the experience.
•August 6 - The Epic Egg went limited, making it the first limited egg since April 2017.[citation needed]
•September 1 - The new Roblox logo is now visible on the homepage throughout the platform.[citation needed]
•September 5 - Lavazza, the Italian coffee products manufacturer, launches Lavazza Arena.
•September 7 - On the Avatar Editor page, limited items now show the limited icon in the bottom left corner of the icon. This is only available for PC players as of now.[citation needed]
•September 8 - The ESRB rating for Roblox gets raised from E10+ to T for Teen for the first time in history.
•September 9–10 - Roblox Developers Conference 2022 happens at the Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture in San Francisco, CA. On September 10, the winners of the Roblox Innovation Awards 2022 are announced there.
•September 12 - Roblox introduces verification checkmarks.[citation needed]
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The following is a list of timelines of every Roblox limited item released from 2007 to 2024. This does not include when they went limited as some items have unknown dates of going limited. 2007 2008 2009 2010 2022 2023 2024.
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