Marvel Rivals 争议性碰撞箱引发热议

Marvel Rivals, the hotly anticipated "Overwatch killer," has launched to significant success on Steam, boasting a peak concurrent player count exceeding 444,000 on its first day – a number comparable to Miami's population. While the game's reception has been largely positive, with many praising its fun factor and straightforward monetization (battle passes, notably, don't expire), a major concern revolves around optimization. Players using graphics cards such as the Nvidia GeForce 3050 have reported noticeable frame rate drops.

A separate, significant issue centers on the game's hit detection. Reddit discussions highlight instances of seemingly impossible hits, with Spider-Man connecting with Luna Snow from an improbable distance. While lag compensation is a suspected factor, the core problem appears to stem from inaccurate or inconsistent hitboxes. Professional players have demonstrated consistent inconsistencies, with shots landing reliably when aimed slightly right of the crosshair, but failing when aimed to the left. This points to broader hitbox issues across multiple characters. The non-expiring nature of battle passes offers a refreshing change from the pressured experience often associated with similar games.