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Time of India
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Marvel Rivals Season 3 all the changes in the mission structure explained
Image via NetEase Games. With the Season 3 'Abyss Awakens' kicked off in Marvel Rivals, a lot of brand new contents have taken entry into the game. However, this season has also marked a new chapter for these hero-shooter titles as it has brought about a lot of changes in the game, especially in the mission structure. It was already confirmed that Season 3 would introduce the two-month seasonal formula, where the mid-season refresh update would launch the very next month. Along with these changes, new aspects like accessories, mix and match skin MVP animations, a huge array of events, and many more are also set to be featured in this season. Marvel Rivals Season 3 new mission structure explained Season 3 in Marvel Rivals has brought in a lot of new changes, but the most significant ones are the missions in the game. First up, Daily Missions has now been removed from the game. From now on, all the Chrono Tokens will be redistributed to other missions. Previously, fans had to play a limited number of heroes in order to acquire Chrono Token, but that seems to be changing soon as NetEase Games has gotten away with the Daily Missions, and now getting Chrono Tokens would be much easier. There are changes in the Weekly Mission sector as well. Previously, Weekly Missions used to expire after being unfinished over time, but as Season 3 has arrived, any unfinished Weekly Mission will roll-over to the next week, giving fans ample time to complete those. From now on, players can complete 6 out of the 10 missions, which offer 100-240 Chrono Tokens. The remaining ones will be left behind. Season 3 The Abyss Awakens | Dev Vision Vol. 07 | Marvel Rivals However, the most effective and highly awaited change has to be the removal of excessive hero-specific missions. In order to get Chrono Tokens out of these, fans used to play the specific characters which they would have never picked if it wasn't for the missions. There will be Seasonal missions as well, which lasts the entire season. These missions give a combined amount of 360 Chrono Token. The most interesting fact of these missions are that each of the three available missions can be repeated a maximum of four times for yielding more rewards. Last but not the least, Season 3 has introduced a limited-time event mission-bunch called the Milano Repair Logs. This event features a total of 7 logs, each containing three missions. The first missions of each log grants units, and the remaining ones come up with Chrono Tokens, If you are able to complete all the seven logs before the season ends, you will be awarded with a Symbiote Storm costume, which is one of the many outfit themes available in Season 3 . Read More: How to unlock all accessories in Marvel Rivals Season 3? For real-time updates, scores, and highlights, follow our live coverage of the India vs England Test match here. Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!
Yahoo
18-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Marvel Rivals Is Finally Making Some Big Balance Changes In Its Mid-Season Patch
NetEase has been pretty tame with its Marvel Rivals balance updates thus far. It gave troublesome heroes like Hela a slap on the wrist and has released patches entirely dedicated to bug fixes. However, it sounds like the next patch, which will add the Human Torch and the Thing to the roster, will finally be targeting some developing metas and pain points. Is that a good or a bad thing? Time will tell and your mileage may vary, but either way, it looks like NetEase is trying to rein in some of the hero shooter's chaos. In a developer update, NetEase broke down some of the new features and balance changes coming to Marvel Rivals on February 21 as part of Season 1's mid-season update. The headliners are the Human Torch and the Thing, who will join the game as a Duelist and Vanguard, respectively. NetEase is also bringing a new Central Park map to the game alongside its new heroes, though the studio didn't say what kind of mode it would be for. Also coming in the second half of Season 1, Marvel Rivals will allow you to convert any excess Chrono Tokens (currency used exclusively for battle pass unlocks) into Units (the game's standard currency used to buy cosmetics), though the team was quick to point out that they will convert at 'a specific ratio,' and didn't get any more specific than that.' While NetEase hasn't released full patch notes yet, the developer update did run through a handful of changes the team will make in its mid-season patch. A section of the update focuses on the growing 'triple-Strategist' meta that requires making half your team healing support heroes. The composition has become predominant in competitive play, and while NetEase isn't looking to undercut that strategy entirely, it is making some adjustments to make it less oppressive. Some noted changes include upping the ultimate charge for Cloak & Dagger, while lowering the charge for heroes like Venom and Magik. 'A triple strategist setup often means at least one ultimate counters a Vanguard or Duelist's ultimate, which may slow down the game's pace,' Lead Combat Designer Zhiyong explained. 'We want every match to feel exhilarating, not drawn out.' Beyond this, the team is also dialing back the survivability of Doctor Strange and Magneto and making 'moderate tweaks' to Storm and Moon Knight. Moving forward, NetEase plans to have major balance updates twice each season while also addressing 'urgent' issues with small adjustments between those bigger patches. All of this comes as NetEase's team suffers layoffs despite Marvel Rivals' staggering success. But the system is good and just, right?For the latest news, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
