Marvel Rivals: A Thrilling Shooter with a Cheating Problem
The recently launched Marvel Rivals, dubbed the "Overwatch killer," has seen impressive success on Steam, boasting over 444,000 concurrent players on its first day. However, this success is overshadowed by a growing concern: cheating. Players are reporting an increase in unfair advantages, including auto-targeting, wall-hacking, and one-hit kills.
Despite this, the community acknowledges NetEase Games' efforts in detecting and addressing cheaters, reporting that their anti-cheat systems are effective in identifying and flagging suspicious activity.
While the game's optimization needs improvement—some users with mid-range graphics cards like the Nvidia GeForce 3050 experience frame rate drops—many players praise the enjoyable gameplay and fair monetization. A key factor contributing to this positive perception is the non-expiring nature of battle passes, eliminating the pressure to grind excessively. This feature alone significantly impacts player satisfaction.
