All Marvel Rivals Season 1 Buffs & Nerfs Explained
Season 1 of will see multiple balance adjustments being made to different characters, applying buffs to some and nerfs to others. This patch is meant to keep gameplay intricate without one hero or villain becoming too strong or too weak. As new strategies and team compositions are formed, more patches may come in the future, but Season 1 is the first time changes have been applied since launch.
The buffs and nerfs being applied in Season 1 should not be confused with the seasonal shifts in power some characters receive from time to time. Seasonal buffs in give some characters boosted stats for a limited time, ranging from boosted health to extra damage. A special symbol next to someone on the character select screen indicates whether they have a seasonal buff active.
As of this time of writing,no universal changes are coming with the Season 1 Patch that affect all the characters at once. Universal adjustments would be small, such as overall increases to movement speed among Vanguard characters in . Every change in Season 1 directly impacts an individual's unique abilities or the Team-Up skills they share with other characters.
A ranking of every strategist hero in Marvel Rivals. Strategists serve as the core backline of a team, and inevitably, some are better than others.
With the new character Mr. Fantastic and The Invisible Woman arriving at the start of Season 1. These two newcomers are likely to receive bug fixes if there are any unexpected errors in their gameplay. For example, some abilities or either character's Ultimate skill could interact strangely with other characters in a way developers did not intend, prompting a quick correction.
A total of 24 different characters have received some type of buff or nerf through the Season 1 balance changes. Out of the 33-character starting roster, this is an extensive list of adjustments that impacts around 70% of the characters within the game. While some heroes or villains only have one minor shift in how their
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