Invisible Woman Helps Detect Alleged Bot Matches in Marvel Rivals

The introduction of the Invisible Woman as a new character in Marvel Rivals has sparked a fascinating discussion within the community, particularly around the detection of what fans suspect to be bot enemies in their matches. The issue of bots has been a hot topic among Marvel Rivals enthusiasts, with many speculating that developer NetEase Games might be using low-level AI opponents to keep players engaged. The debate intensified following the launch of Season 1, which introduced Mister Fantastic and the Invisible Woman last Friday, bringing not only meta changes but also new insights into gameplay mechanics.

A video shared by Reddit user barky1616 highlighted an unexpected use of Invisible Woman's ability, showcasing Sue Storm turning invisible and seemingly blocking the path of half the enemy team. In the clip, the opposing players do not attempt to navigate around her or engage until she becomes visible again, leading many to speculate that these could be bots, unable to recognize the obstruction. This peculiar incident has fueled further discussions about the prevalence of bots in Marvel Rivals, with the community divided between curiosity and concern.

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The notion that the enemy team might consist of bots stems from their apparent inability to react to Invisible Woman's presence, a behavior not typically seen in human players. While attempting this trick yourself may yield different results, the video has certainly stirred the pot, prompting the community to question the integrity of their matches.

Without an official statement from NetEase, the presence of AI enemies in Marvel Rivals remains unconfirmed. IGN has reached out to NetEase for clarification on these allegations, but until then, the debate continues.

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Amidst the ongoing discussions about bot matches, players are still thoroughly enjoying the new content introduced in Season 1. The first half of the Fantastic Four has been added as playable characters, with The Thing and the Human Torch set to join soon. As the community anticipates the impact of these Marvel icons in the hero shooter genre, you can delve into every major balance change implemented last Friday. Additionally, explore how players are reacting to NetEase's efforts to curb mods and the challenges some face in taking Reed Richards seriously.