While Marvel Rivals continues to land atop Steam and Twitch charts, one issue has fans suspicious of their time with NetEase Games’ new hero shooter: bots. The superhero-themed competitive multiplayer experience launched in December to critical acclaim and praise from fans thanks to its style and creative use of iconic characters like Spider-Man,

The much-awaited video game, Marvel Rivals Season 1 is finally out. It features a total of 35 characters from the original Marvel comics and also includes a cross-play in supported platforms. As a result,

Marvel Rivals is crushing its first season launch with hundreds of thousands of concurrent players across console and PC, and players are getting to know Mr. Fantastic and The Invisible Woman as its two new heroes, with The Thing and Human Torch coming in a month and a half or so.

As demonstrated in the clip below, Reddit user barky1616 revealed that by turning invisible, the Invisible Woman was able to block the other team's members simply by standing in front of them. The suspected bots were unable to come up with the simple idea of walking around her or attacking the Invisible Woman until she dropped her invisibility.

Marvel Rivals recently kicked off season 1, introducing Mr. Fantastic and the Invisible Woman as new playable heroes along with a new convoy map that takes you through the streets of a Dracula-controlled New York.

Everyone is trying to adjust to the new meta of Marvel Rivals here in season 1, and I’m noticing a particular disparity in one area with Storm.

Marvel Rivals players have recently been noticing a framerate lag or bug that has been hampering their experience. Although developer NetEase Games has released multiple patches since the game’s launch to fix various underlying issues,

Marvel Rivals really hit the ground running when it launched last month. From day one, it had 33 characters you could play, which is a huge number when you consider that Overwatch 2 has 42 eight years after launch.