u/Molti_gfx

Im new to the hero, Was practicing her on an alt and was NOT expecting that kind of momentum.

I main Bucky and Spidey. Spider-Man was the very first hero I learned, and after putting in over 28 hours on him, his mechanics and combos feel completely natural, so I can easily freestyle my plays now. Back before all these broken team-ups, I managed to climb to Diamond 2 without much trouble.
However, playing Spidey this season has become significantly harder. Supports are playing extremely focused and constantly peeling for each other. Whenever the enemy runs annoying picks like Luna or Namor, it becomes nearly impossible to complete a combo or get anything done, forcing me to swap off him.
Because of how tough diving is right now, I've been leaning heavily on Bucky and managed to push all the way to GM1. While I've picked up a few secondary heroes, I still want to improve my Spider-Man. How can I effectively deal with highly focused supports and broken team-ups this season?

I know many people hate seeing posts like this, but hear me out I'm not going to use it myself!

So I have a friend who plays the game on GeForce NOW because his laptop is really not the best, so he plays on the cloud. However, he keeps getting kicked from sessions constantly either when the session timer ends or just randomly. ( today he got randomly kicked and lost 60rr because of this)
He wants to install a ⁠.pak⁠ file to redesign the game's textures (it does not give him any visual advantage through smoke or water). He just wants to play the game smoothly at around 30 Frames without getting kicked.
I'm posting this to ask because the person who made this mod claims it's allowed, but we want to be sure before trying anything.

I’m a mouse and keyboard player and I will stay like this, but I just wonder how controller players pull people out of the map. (On mouse and keyboard I just flick my mouse when I do the pull combo.) But how does it work on controller

I’ve tested Capcom games across multiple GPU tiers from the older GTX 1080 Ti up to the RTX 2060, RTX 3060, and even modern heavyweights like the RTX 5070 Ti and the frame time consistency is remarkably close across the board. It's insane how well-optimized this engine is. All tests were run at 1440p resolution on a single CPU, an i9-12900K, to completely eliminate any potential CPU bottleneck, since titles like this are strictly GPU-bound.

I’ve benchmarked almost the entire modern lineup—including RE2, RE3, and RE4 Remakes, as well as RE7, RE8 and RE9. Performance is stellar across all of them. You can clearly see the engine's evolution: RE7 ran fantastically well, but there’s a noticeable visual and technological leap when comparing it to the newer titles, which makes sense given RE7 was the debut title built on the RE Engine.

For instance, testing RE9 at 1440p on an RTX 3060 yields a rock-solid 60 FPS baseline at max settings with Ray Tracing on High (DLSS : Quality). When pushing Path Tracing at 1440p, performance drops to a 40–50 FPS average depending on scene complexity—all on raw rendering with no Frame Generation. On an RTX 5070 Ti, that same 1440p Path Tracing workload effortlessly jumps to around 85–95+ FPS, showcasing just how scalable the engine is when fed more GPU horsepower.

To put RE Engine's optimization into perspective, I compared it with other heavy titles featuring similar visual fidelity, geometry density, and physics models like Alan Wake 2 (Northlight Engine) and Cyberpunk 2077 (REDengine/Path Tracing) at 1440p:

Alan Wake 2 (1440p): On the same RTX 3060 (DLSS Performance + mixed Medium,high Settings), enabling Ray Tracing tanks the FPS down to ~20–25 FPS, making Path Tracing completely unplayable without heavy Frame Gen.

Cyberpunk 2077 (1440p): With Path Tracing enabled at 1440p DLSS Performance, the RTX 3060 struggles to hover around 20–28 FPS in dense city areas, whereas RE Engine still maintains a playable 35–45 FPS under a similar Path Tracing load.

None of those engines come close to RE Engine’s ability to deliver photorealistic visuals, complex lighting, and physics at 1440p while keeping frame times locked and performance accessible even on mid-range GPUs.

Since day one, I’ve used my wireless keyboard plugged in to avoid any input lag. Recently, I noticed a weird bump on the top casing and immediately realized the battery was swelling.
After taking it apart, I confirmed the battery was bloated. I tried removing it entirely, but the keyboard didn't work because the PCB circuit relies on the battery to draw power. So I have to wait until I get a new replacement battery.
Moral of the story: If you buy a wireless keyboard, stick to using it wirelessly!

Edit: For the people asking me why I bought the wireless version and “paid extra” — it was on sale for €100 instead of the usual €200-250. At that time the wireless version was actually €300, so I got it at a really good price and bought it. I mostly used it wired though because of the input delay, and only switched to wireless on rare occasions.

When I started last season, I decided to learn Spider-Man first and he’s still the character I’ve played the most. But I feel more comfortable on Bucky and Hela because they’re aim-based. I used to be a pro player in Valorant, but I quit the game about 8 months ago. That experience probably helped me climb rank a bit faster.

I even forgave him 🥀

No hate please, I'm new to the game and still learning the rules. I'm genuinely asking if this is allowed so I can remove it if needed. My FPS drops crazy hard during chaotic fights, and removing shadows helps a lot. Just to be clear, this is a .pak file, not a config file (honestly I don't even know the difference). I haven't received any warning for a week, but I'll delete it right away if it's against the rules!

I used to make mods for a game called Deadlock, and they got a lot of downloads. I’m thinking about making a mod for Marvel Rivals that gives this Symbiote Spider skin its own unique web-shooter animation.
Before I start, though, I want to make sure it’s actually allowed. AI previously told me that cosmetic mods like this were okay, but I’ve heard the rules may have changed. So I’m asking the community to make sure this wouldn’t break the game’s rules or put my account at risk.

Its my main and i only have skins for him and two battle passes ( i have the venom skin what is for some reason my Favorit one and spider punk and bag man) but this skin is too clean and idk if its smart to buy it cuz i got other skins for spidey

I'm more of an aimer، I was Radiant in Valorant. When I started playing Rivals, I decided to main a melee hero instead of an aim-based one. How am I doing so far? 🕷️

You can check my profile if you want to see my progress with spidey from the beginning.🕷️

Would love to try the old Venom team-up again, but I have no idea why they removed it. 🦦💔

(In one of the clips, I managed to pull an enemy off the map, but for some reason I fell too. I still have no idea why. 😭)

I recently came back to the game after an 8-month break, and the first thing I wanted to do was learn a 5-star difficulty hero. I ended up picking Spider-Man because I really enjoy the swinging and his aggressive playstyle.

(I have like 60 hours in the whole game and less then 8 hours with spider man)

Some of the first games are just quick matches, and the last two are comp. Any advice or things I should improve on?

Also, sorry if the video is a bit long 😅