There's not much that Marvel Rivals players can complain about. The game is relatively well-balanced and a ton of fun to play, has a very healthy looking content roadmap, and the microtransactions aren't too predatory. Add all that to the fact that the developers actually listen to the community, and you get a well-oiled live service hero shooter.
No matter how NetEase tries to reset expectations, there will be a lot of disappointment in Marvel Rivals' future.
However, as with every live service game, the developers aren't going to get everything right. As mentioned above, the game was going to have a mid-season ranked reset until the community spoke up. More recently, though, players are unhappy with the Fantastic Love Streamer Giveaway event.
As a special Valentine's Day event, Marvel Rivals invited a few streamers for a collaboration. These streamers would play the game for a set period of time in designated servers, like Dallas, Frankfurt, and Tokyo. Players who manage to join the same game as these streamers via Quickplay would be eligible to win a Mister Fantastic and Invisible Woman 60th Wedding Anniversary cosmetic bundle.
However, this event created quite a ruckus for those...
