Marvel Rivals Fans Are Using the Invisible Woman to Detect Alleged Bot Matches

The recent addition of the Invisible Woman to Marvel Rivals has sparked an intriguing conversation among the game's community, particularly regarding the detection of what many believe to be bot enemies within their lobbies. As bots continue to be a hot topic among players, the introduction of Mister Fantastic and the Invisible Woman in Season 1 has intensified these discussions, but it's not just the meta that's shifting.

Reddit user barky1616 shared a compelling video showcasing an unconventional use of Invisible Woman’s powers. In the clip, Sue Storm turns invisible and effectively blocks the path of half the opposing team simply by standing in front of them. The enemies, presumably bots, do not attempt to move around or engage her until she becomes visible again, at which point normal combat resumes. This unusual interaction has led many to speculate that bots may be a growing concern in Marvel Rivals.

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The theory suggests that these supposed bot opponents are unable to recognize the path blockage caused by the Invisible Woman. While trying this trick may yield different results for other players, the video has certainly stirred the community, prompting further scrutiny of the bot issue.

Without official confirmation from NetEase Games, the presence of AI enemies in Marvel Rivals remains unverified. IGN has reached out to NetEase for clarification on the alleged bot problem.

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Amidst the ongoing discussions about potential bot matches, players are continuing to enjoy the content drop delivered with Season 1. The season introduced the first half of the Fantastic Four as playable characters, with The Thing and the Human Torch set to join soon. As the community anticipates the impact of these new additions, they can also delve into every major balance change introduced last Friday. Additionally, there's growing interest in how players are responding to NetEase's crackdown on mods and why some are having trouble taking Reed Richards seriously.