Marvel Rivals, the new hero shooter based on the characters of Marvel Comics, is almost halfway through his first full season. The free match launched season 0 on December 6 and quickly reached 20 million players before starting its first full season in early January.
The mid-season update next week will bring two new heroes, a new card and (thank you Odin) will not offer a classification as originally announced.
Marvel Rivaux of the season 1 second half of the start
The second half of season 1 will start on Friday, February 21, although the precise start time has not yet been announced. Season 1 started at 1 a.m.
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Sue Storm, who joined season 1 at the start of season 1, can attract without distrust enemies to your team, allowing rapid elimination.
New Marvel competes in heroes and cards
Season 1 brings The Fantastic Four – Invisible woman, fantastic monsieur, human torch and the thing – to amaze her rivals. They are an addition appropriate to the game, given its premise that two doctoral competitions of different deadlines are at war for control. (He also helps to build a media threw for the new Fantastic Four film, First Steps, to come in July.)
We have already had an invisible woman in the role of the strategist and Mr. Fantastic as a duelist. The mid-season patch will add the thing like Vanguard and Johnny Storm like any other dualist.
When enemies come out, you can use the ultimate of the invisible woman to prevent enemy strategists from healing them while healing your team inside the department.
A new map, Central Park, will be added in the mid-season patch. So far, in season 1, we have obtained a new convoy card, Midtown, where players escort the robotic ally of the Fantastic Four Herbie in Avengers Tower. We have also obtained a whole new arcade game mode, Doom Match, which takes place in the Sanctum Sanctorum of Doctor Strange.
Prepare for a gate pandemonium in Arcade mode of Sanctum Sanctorum.
The developers said that it was twice what they had planned for future seasons, so it is probably sure to expect a new hero at the start of future seasons and another six weeks later, with a or two new cards per season. This would mean eight new heroes a year and four to eight new cards. It is an impressive amount of content for a live game.
There have been many other Marvel Rivals leaks recently, including hero models or capacities for characters like Ultron, Emma Frost and Jean Gray. These have not yet been confirmed and will not appear in season 1, but they suggest a healthy content roadmap for the game, essential to keep the players engaged during the year.
Combat pass
The pass of season 1 includes 10 new costumes, stylized around the theme of the night of the season. The passing of battle costs 990 trellis (about $ 10 of money in the game). You can win 600 trellis and 600 units (collectively, about $ 12 of money in the game) if you finish the Battle pass.
Balance changes
So far, no change in balance has been announced for the mid-season patch. Hawkeye and Hela received nerves to start season 1, and Jeff’s ultimate was also adjusted. Captain America, Cloak and Dagger, Storm, Venom and Wolverine, among others have received buffs in their kits.
The start of the season was accompanied by Complete layoff notes Details of the modifications and statistics on the Rivaux website have been updated in the same way with the new balance numbers. The Rivals will also update Choice of choice and victory statistics In mid-season.
No mid-season resetting
“When the second half of the season begins, there will be no grade reset,” confirmed his developers in a blog. It was a quick 180 of the initial announcement one day earlier than they intended to lower everyone by four divisions, only six weeks after everyone fell seven divisions at the start of the new season.
The announcement was unpopular to the players, who estimated that the resets every six to seven weeks added a level of futility to the classified climb. In the future, the ranks will be reset six divisions at the start of a new season (approximately every 13 weeks).
To find out more about Marvel Rivals, see my advice to start and my guide to choose the heroes and roles to play.
