Summary
Marvel Rivalsfans have been discussing the issue of players quitting in the middle of ranked matches and asked that NetEase Games issue harsher penalties for offenders. Season 1: Eternal Night Fall’s large mid-season update is scheduled for release on February 21, which will add new heroes, a fresh map, and numerous balance changes toMarvel Rivals.
In a recent post on Reddit, Deep-Arrival1594 suggested that players who leave in the middle ofMarvel Rivals' ranked matchesshould suffer a 50 point penalty instead of the current 20 point loss. Their reasoning was that, when gamers lose a match, they often drop more than 20 points. So, leaving in the middle of a round actually helps mitigate that loss of points, though deserters are also met with a temporary suspension that prevents them from joining new matches for 10 minutes or more. Some fans had mixed feelings about the idea, as it’s always possible a person could legitimately disconnect because of internet or hardware issues. Leaving a match isn’t always a malicious act, though it is often a vexing one for teammates.
Marvel Rivals Players Want Harsher Penalties for Leaving Ranked Matches
A lot of frustration has been expressed by players trying to reach Gold rank to qualify forfree rewards inMarvel Rivals. Gamers who manage to reach Gold by the end of Season 1 will receive skins for both Invisible Woman and Human Torch. Fans who climb even higher in the rankings will become eligible to receive a Crest of Honor, which is unique to each season.
NetEase Games courted controversy recently when it was announced thatplayer ranks inMarvel Rivalswould be resetin the middle of Season 1: Eternal Night Falls. A large portion of the community expressed dissatisfaction with the decision, claiming that it took all the fun out of ranking up throughout the course of a season. In response, NetEase Games walked back its decision, thanking players for their feedback as they continue to calibrate how the game functions. Many players were ecstatic, as they felt the developers had listened to its community in a meaningful way.
