As a hero shooter, Marvel Rivals has many different heroes that players can choose from to use in matches. All of them have their advantages and disadvantages, and figuring them out is meant to help one increase their gameplay skills and capabilities in one way or another.
But out of all the heroes in Marvel Rivals who can help with self-improvement when it comes to the game, the ones that fly may be a cut above the rest. Whether it's using them or going against them, what they offer helps to teach important lessons regarding gameplay.
Some may be hesitant to use heroes that take to the skies, and it's understandable given that they have limited maneuverability and can be hard to aim with compared to others. However, these drawbacks can actually be beneficial, as learning to overcome them means reaping the amazing benefits.
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+ 2For instance, if one were to pick Storm, it's clear that even with her speed boost, she's a relatively slow character, which makes her difficult to use and keep alive. This forces the user to think about how to keep the character from being eliminated, such as by going incredibly high up or staying behind cover that only flyers can reach when necessary, allowing her to contribute with her powerful abilities.
Something like that can help teach players the best ways to survive, which they can try to incorporate into their other characters, thus improving their combat gameplay. While it will still require a lot of practice, it's worth the aerial training, given that there's much to learn from using someone who flies.
While choosing them offers valuable lessons, going against them also provides the same. When playing Marvel Rivals, understanding positioning and being precise with shots can be the difference between victory and defeat. Among the game's roster, nothing teaches those two better than flying heroes.
When taking part in a match and seeing something like Iron Man or Ultron on the enemy team, it is impossible to take them down with characters that are ground-focused and have no way to hit them. This can be an issue for people who are hesitant to play those in the roster who can take on flying threats.
click to enlarge+ 2This can act as a wake-up call for them to learn more characters, which can be good for making their gameplay more diverse. It also teaches them how to aim properly, as hitting flying heroes requires accuracy, especially since they're usually in hard-to-reach areas.
As for how going against them teaches positioning, it's by seeing where they usually like to stay or hide. This allows players to understand where they could potentially find such threats to pick them off, while giving them an understanding of such places they can use for themselves in future matches.
Marvel Rivals is all about getting better to help you and your team win, and flying heroes offer the best lessons that can help with that. Consider picking one up and mastering it at some point, as you'll likely see a huge increase in your skills when you do.
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