Despite *Marvel Rivals*' enjoyable gameplay, some players exploit the system, prompting NetEase Games to implement reporting features. A recent addition, "Bussing," has caused some confusion. Let's clarify what it means and how to identify it.
What is Bussing in Marvel Rivals?
When reporting players, Marvel Rivals offers options like "Throwing" and "Griefing." The new "Bussing" option isn't about in-game audio disturbances. Instead, it flags players who intentionally team up with cheaters to artificially inflate their stats and rankings. Marvel Rivals confirmed this definition following player inquiries, clarifying that reporting this behavior is possible using the new option. However, understanding how to identify Bussing is crucial for effective reporting.
How to Catch Bussing in Marvel Rivals
Identifying cheaters in Marvel Rivals often involves observing unusual gameplay. Unnaturally accurate shots or unnatural movement patterns are red flags. However, not all players on a cheating team are necessarily cheaters themselves.
To effectively identify Bussing, you might need to stay in the match longer than usual to observe the enemy team's behavior. Analyze their actions and movements carefully. If some players seem legitimate while others clearly cheat, those seemingly legitimate players might be victims of Bussing. Don't rush to report everyone; instead, carefully assess each player's actions. Consider using in-game chat to gather more information about the enemy team.
This explains Bussing in Marvel Rivals and how to detect it. For more tips and tricks, check out our guide on quickly earning Galacta's Power Cosmic.
Marvel Rivals is available now on PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X|S.
