Marvel Rivals Already Has One Major Advantage Over Overwatch 2
The recently announced has not even been released yet, but it already has a major advantage over what may be its largest competitor:. The new title developed by NetEase is a competitive 6v6 PvP (player versus player) team shooter in which each player controls a different hero. The exact objectives of each match have not yet been disclosed, but are likely going to vary depending on the game mode. Nevertheless, the goal seems to be to use different strategies and characters from to beat the opposing team and ensure victory.
The playable units in the game will be iconic characters from the legendary comic book franchise. Superheroes like the Hulk, Black Panther, Iron Man, Rocket Raccoon, Groot, and even Spider-Man will be some of the characters that players can pick when engaging in a match. Each playable hero will have a unique set of skills, reflective of their powers in the comics and other forms of media. Spider-Man, for instance, will have a lot of agility and will be able to temporarily restrict opponents with his web. This variety should allow for different approaches to combat in .
As of the game’s announcement, there are nearly 20 different playable characters confirmed. This should be a great number to start off with, even if there is a chance more will be announced in the period leading up to the title’s release, but it is not enough. is expected to be a competitive live-service shooter and, much like, it will need a constant influx of new characters for players to control, thus opening up more avenues for strategy ideation and gameplay possibilities., however, already has a major advantage over its main competitor.
The upper hand is that the new game does not need to work on character concepts from scratch. Instead, developer NetEase can simply pull from ’s gigantic roster of heroes and villains and start working on new characters from that point on. This means that the whole ideation process to figure out what a character is and how they look will be
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