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Marvel Rivals Permabans Nearly 500 Cheaters, Claims “Zero Tolerance on Cheats”

NetEase has cracked down hard on Marvel Rivals offenders, permanently banning 488 accounts in a single day following a post-patch cheating spike. The developer also debunked online rumors claiming their anti-cheat system could be bypassed via launch options, confirming the software runs concurrently with the game client.

NetEase has deployed a massive ban wave for Marvel Rivals, purging a total of 488 accounts within the span of a single day.

As confirmed by the company, these permabans have been issued as a result of “unauthorized third-party enhancements,” which is code for cheating software.

NetEase has also revealed the full list of players who have been caught in the ban wave and, as a result, have been permanently banned from the game. The company reassured players that anyone who has been unjustly banned can reach out to Customer Support to be unbanned.

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Alongside announcing the ban wave, NetEase also took the opportunity to shut down rumors claiming the anti-cheat can be bypassed through launch options.

“Rumors circulating online claiming that the anti-cheat system can be bypassed using launch parameters are completely false,” the Marvel Rivals devs said in a statement. “Our anti-cheat launches concurrently with the game client and cannot be disabled independently. The parameter in question merely hides the pop-up window; it does not deactivate the anti-cheat software in any capacity.”

According to the Marvel Rivals dev team, cheating spiked noticeably following the May 21 patch. Some offenders managed to climb as high as Celestial and even One Above All, but their runs were short-lived, and they were permanently banned within a week of the update.

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Fervent gamer who's either attempting (and failing) to master competitive shooters, or savoring co-op RPGs with friends. When flying solo, Sonu can be found replaying Halo for the ‘I’ve lost track’th time or grinding the newest roguelike title on Steam. Beyond the gaming realm, he enjoys binging on sitcoms, watching offbeat movies, and reading.

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