Marvel Rivals: False Bans, Apology, and New Heroes

Marvel Rivals: NetEase Apologizes for False Bans

NetEase, the developer of Marvel Rivals, issued a public apology for wrongly banning players. The false bans affected players using compatibility layer programs, mistakenly flagged as cheaters. NetEase didn’t specify the number of players impacted.

Addressing the Issue

In a statement via IGN, NetEase acknowledged the error, stating they have identified the issue and lifted the bans. They emphasized their commitment to fair play and promised improvements to their anti-cheat system. Players were encouraged to report cheaters through in-game or Discord channels. Those who believe they were wrongly banned can appeal through customer support.

New Content on the Horizon

This apology precedes the launch of Marvel Rivals Season 1 and the highly anticipated arrival of Fantastic Four playable characters. A first-look image and upcoming trailer have been teased, generating excitement among players.

Marvel Rivals’ Continued Success

Despite the false ban controversy, Marvel Rivals has seen phenomenal success, reaching 10 million players in three days and 20 million in two weeks. The game also peaked at over 480,990 concurrent players on Steam during its launch weekend.