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Time flies by when you’re having fun! Who would’ve guessed that it’s been more than three months? Marvel Rivals players are celebrating the three-month anniversary. The game was released on December 6, and the players have loved it ever since. However, it’s always good to take a moment and reflect on everything that has been done, as well as anything that needs to change.
A Lot Has Happened in the First Three Months of Marvel Rivals
In our experience, and the majority of players will confirm this, Marvel Rivals is extremely fun. There’s plenty of new content, with new skins dropping practically every week, so there’s something for everyone. You don’t really like the Venom and Cloak & Dagger Costumes from the previous week? Well, you’ll probably love the upcoming Loki and Storm skins.
The events are fun, with lots of rewards, and if you are as eagle-eyed as some players, you might even find some hints about the next Season. It seems that the players will be attending the Hellfire Gala in Season 2.
Of course, none of this would be possible without the extremely devoted developers. Time after time, they proved that they were listening to the community and they completely won over the community. Still, game development is a long process, and even these devs miss the target sometimes. However, we’d say they’re doing a great job.
Players Share What They Enjoy and What Needs to Change
Players happily raved about Marvel Rivals for its three-month anniversary. Sure, there are still some things that need to be fixed, but the game is in a great condition, overall. One player, DerGreif2, noted: “Honeymoon phase should be over, but I still have a blast”. More than six thousand players agreed with this statement.
As with any other team-based PvP shooter, Marvel Rivals still has some troubles with matchmaking, and, of course, balancing is always tricky. Critical_Top7851 elaborated: “Content wise they are doing great. Now I’m hoping to see big improvements in matchmaking which is really not in a great place in my opinion and more balancing to create a much more diverse meta”.
As always, another common ask was for the devs to add more Vanguards and Strategists. One player, Reasonable-Way-2627, explained: “Needs more tanks and healers. It’s no wonder that 80 percent of people play dps when there’s more duelists than both other classes combined”.
So, a bigger variety of non-DPS Heroes, and some fixes to the matchmaking, that seems doable! Hopefully, the devs will deliver, once again. In the meantime, enjoy the game, and we’ll see you out there.