Marvel Rivals: Wolverine Character Guide (Abilities, Ultimate, Tips & Tricks)
Wolverine can be a very powerful character in , but it’s important to understand how to use him properly. His aggressive abilities and high mobility might tempt some players into acting far too recklessly during a game. While this is pretty on-brand for the character, the Wolverine is not as invincible as his counterpart from Marvel Comics or the movies.
That said, once you get the hang of using Wolverine responsibly, he can be one of the best parts of a team. Wolverine’s abilities also do a good job of capturing the feel of the character, which isn’t true for the game’s full roster. Any players looking to get some quality Wolverine gameplay before the release of his self-titled Insomniac game might want to check out now that it’s out.
Wolverine has a mixture of passive and active abilities, and understanding how they all work is essential for playing the character correctly. Many of Wolverine’s active abilities allow him to move quickly across the map. His passive abilities, on the other hand, allow him to both take and deal more damage.
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Savage Claw is Wolverine’s basic attack. It is a close-range melee attack that allows Wolverine to slash enemies with his Adamantium claws quickly. This basic attack can be upgraded to Berserk Claws by several of Wolverine’s other abilities.
Feral Leap is Wolverine’s Left-Shift/L1 ability which allows him to leap a far distance. If Wolverine comes in contact with an enemy, he will pull the enemy with him and slam them into the ground. For a brief time after activating Feral Leap, Wolverine’s Savage Claw attacks are upgraded to Beserk Claws.
Right-Clicking/L2 with Wolverine activates his Vicious Rampage ability. This is a short charge forward that ends with a claw attack. Wolverine doesn’t need to be within a certain range of an enemy to perform this attack, so it can also be used just to move
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