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Marvel Rivals: A Thrilling Shooter with a Cheating Problem
The popularity of NetEase Games' Marvel Rivals is undeniable. Its Steam launch saw a peak of over 444,000 concurrent players – a truly impressive feat. However, the game's success is overshadowed by a growing concern: cheating. Players report a significant increase in the use of cheats, including auto-targeting, wall-hacking, and one-hit kills, giving unfair advantages to those who employ them.
Fortunately, the community reports that NetEase's anti-cheat measures are proving effective, with the game's systems successfully identifying and flagging cheater activity.
While the anti-cheat efforts are positive, optimization remains a major point of contention. Players with mid-range graphics cards, such as the Nvidia GeForce 3050, experience noticeable frame rate drops. Despite this performance issue, many players praise the game's enjoyable gameplay and fair monetization. A key factor contributing to this positive perception is the non-expiring nature of battle passes, removing the pressure of needing to constantly grind to maximize value. This design choice significantly impacts player satisfaction and reduces the feeling of a "second job" often associated with other games' battle pass systems.
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