Marvel Rivals Has Banned Blitz - Here's What That Means For You
Though competitive players are always looking for a competitive advantage, has already taken action to combat this. has continued its success with the second half of Season 1. The additions of The Human Torch and The Thing have added new playstyles to the roster, while the new Central Park map has helped freshen up the rotation. Season 1 may not be done yet, as some evidence points to a secret fifth hero.
After a rocky start, competitive scene has settled down nicely. There was some concern when NetEase announced rank resets at the half-point and end of each season. However, after community feedback, the developer reversed course on the half-point reset, which is another prime example of how well listens to its fans. Still, there may be some changes coming to the ranked mode down the line to further optimize balance and matchmaking.
' latest move is the ban of the popular third-party plugin Blitz. As shared on the official website, NetEase has deemed Blitz an intrusive application that gives players information they are not supposed to have access to. The announcement continues by saying that anyone who has used Blitz before will not face punishment, but any use after the announcement will be treated as cheating.
The Human Torch is Marvel Rivals' latest duelist, and his team up will make a Strategist's job even harder after the nerfs from the new season.
Cheating is something that has started cracking down on big time, often stopping matches mid-game to ban culprits. Although using a program like Blitz doesn't unbalance the playing field as dramatically as cheats like aimbots or wall hacks, the idea is that it can still give one team information that the other doesn't easily have access to. The announcement also encourages players to skip out on third-party plugins altogether, and it certainly seems possible that others could be targeted later on if they provide similar advantages.
Blitz is a third-party plugin that lets users see information about themselves and
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