Marvel Rivals Bussing: What It Is and How to Master It

As exciting as *Marvel Rivals* is, the game isn't immune to exploitation. NetEase Games understands this and offers players a way to report suspicious behavior. A new term, "Bussing," has been added to the report options, causing some confusion. Let's break down what "Bussing" means in *Marvel Rivals* and how you can spot it.

What Is Bussing in Marvel Rivals?

When reporting a player in *Marvel Rivals*, you'll see various options like "Throwing," "Griefing," and now "Bussing." This term doesn't refer to eating on the mic but to a more serious issue. "Bussing" is when players deliberately team up with cheaters to boost their stats and rankings.

This was clarified by *Marvel Rivals* after a player's inquiry on Reddit. User Kaimega13 shared a response from the game's team (via Dexerto), stating, “‘Bussing’ typically refers to players intentionally teaming up with cheaters to boost their game rankings. If you notice any related anomalies, you can report the player by selecting the option.” Understanding what to look for is crucial for proper reporting.

How To Catch Bussing in Marvel Rivals

Identifying a team of cheaters in *Marvel Rivals* can be straightforward. After reviewing a few killcams, you might notice unnatural accuracy or movement that suggests foul play. Once you suspect cheating, reporting is quick and easy. However, not all team members might be involved in the cheating.

To catch Bussing, you may need to stay in the match longer to observe the enemy team's behavior. Look for players who aren't exploiting the system. They could be innocent players caught in a match with cheaters, not necessarily participants in Bussing. Be cautious and use in-game chat to gather more information before reporting anyone.

That's the scoop on Bussing in *Marvel Rivals* and how to detect it. If you're interested in more tips, check out how to earn Galacta's Power Cosmic quickly in the hero shooter.

*Marvel Rivals is available now on PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X|S.*