Some reallife kayjii with wife for the timeline

Why do games that built their success on PVP multiplayer suddenly shift their MAIN focus to PvE and arcade modes, then wonder why the player base starts leaving? Marvel Rivals succeeded initially because it offered something people were excited for: a fresh, very fast paced third person pvp hero shooter that competed with Overwatch. The Marvel IP was a nice bonus, but it was never the main reason people stayed. Players came for the PVP gameplay. After the initial honeymoon phase, a number of core issues became impossible to ignore. The ranked system remained underdeveloped and unhealthy. Optimization stayed poor. The dominance of triple support comps made matches feel slow and unengaging. Balance patch notes are totally out of touch like Gambit being meta since release. On top of that, many players watched their favorite heroes get neglected when it came to skins and content. These problems stacked up over the past two years and were never meaningfully addressed. Instead of fixing the foundation that made the game popular, the focus shifted toward rushed, poorly optimized arcade modes. These modes are usually fun for a day or two before being forgotten. Meanwhile, the fast-paced PVP experience that actually built the community continues to suffer. The game needs real change, and it needs it soon. A lot of players are already losing patience, and more are quietly leaving.

Marvel Rivals mfs when you genuinely just a chill guy

I wish Marvel Rivals got the same treatment from its devs that Project Red is giving Cyberpunk 2077. Can’t wait to play some more Cyberpunk again.

My most recent high-rank White Fox upload is cinema. It’s a total emotional rollercoaster. Motivation → Frustration → Recovery → Lock-in → Optimism → Clutch plays → Success youtu.be/JvdJJj0QwXg

I hope our casual friends can run this casual mode without frying their PCs from the poor optimisation. 🥀

Yuki is Aura farming