"The "Only One Tank" Epidemic": Marvel Rivals Fans Find Themselves Begging For Tanks Once Again

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It seems that fans are still struggling to find players who want to play the Vanguard role in competitive matches. Tanks, known as Vanguards in, are few and far between, and without a role queue, getting someone to swap to a tank is almost impossible sometimes.

A recent Reddit post from Dogbold is calling this an «only one tank» epidemic, as solo tanking appears to be the new meta, even though it isn't the most effective tactic. While having one tank can be fine in some situations, especially if the enemy team has three support and one tank, having two tanks to create space and push the point is usually the best way to secure a win.

With The Thing being added to the roster at the start of season 1.5, one would think that it would be easy to find players who want to play tank. The Thing is new and exciting and if we look at how fast players locked in Invisible Woman and Mister Fantastic when they came out, you would think the same would happen with The Thing. Sadly, it did not.

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Finding one player in that mains the Vanguard role is hard enough, let alone two tank mains, and it seems the original poster has had enough of this issue. The OP states, Commenters agree with this statement entirely, chiming in to give their thoughts on the subject, including an answer to the OPs question.

Finding a tank player is difficult due to it almost certainly being the hardest role, according to the comments. User AWildNome comments, "" Other commenters agree, stating that knowing when to push and when to back out is imperative as a Vanguard player, and most players don't have an interest in the steep learning curve.

Though I don't mind playing the Vanguard role in here and there, I do think playing the role of a tank is a bit hectic sometimes. Non-stop barrages of attacks, knowing when to push in and when to back away, and having to trust your Strategist