Getting better at anything takes time and to be great and exceptional at anything it takes plenty more time. There’s a study around it that gave the verdict that if you need to be exceptional at anything you need to put in 10,000 hours into doing that same thing. After that 10k hours, you put into work you’re going to be the top 0.1% of that skill group. It does not matter if that thing is a sport, a skill, a business, or anything for that matter.
Now if we talk esports which also requires you to have an immense amount of experience to gain top-notch and precise aim, game sense, and whatnot. Getting into the top 1% also requires you to be either coached by someone extremely good or learn it yourself. If we talk about the top e-sport pros from any game they at least have 10k hours playing their game of profession. But for newer games the skill ceiling is not that high and you could get away with a few hundred hours of gameplay if you train right and build your game sense quickly.
The freshly released game that is also becoming an e-sport sensation is Marvel Rivals and it is high time to get great at it so you can give a shot at being a professional e-sport player in Marvel Rivals. Now in this blog, I am going to share tips with you that allow you to get better at the game quickly.
Pick A Goal:
Before doing anything you need to get one thing straight and that thing is your end goal. You need to think about what your end goal is with Marvel rivals. Is it just being good at the game? Or do you want to compete against other pro players? Or do you just want to be good at the game to enjoy it? Because all of these are different things, picking an end goal will allow you to think and act differently.
If you want to be an e-sport firstly you would need to be exceptionally good at the game and you would have to have an insane amount of luck as well. If your goal is to be just good at the game then it is just a matter of time and effort and you’ll be great at the game within no time. Lastly, if you just wanna get better at the game then just play the game with your group, pay a little attention to the game, and build up a decent aim and you are good to go.
Build precise aim:
So regardless of your end goal, the first step to being better at Marvel rivals is to build a precise aim, and doing that is simple but not easy. You need to get atleast 20 to 30 minutes of aim training a day apart from these the simplest steps that you could take to get better aim in Marvel rivals.
Get an aim trainer:
So there are tons of aim trainers out there and you just have to pick and you don’t even have to pay for them most of them are free and provide loads of variation in aim exercise. Now if you are a complete beginner I would suggest you play target practice for 10 to 15 minutes in the first week exclusively and then work your way to tracking and then to crosshair placement.
Play in-game practice range:
After the initial aim trainer routine I want you to play for atleast 10 minutes in the practice range with your favorite hero and try shooting at bots while moving. This will allow you to stabilize your aim more in tense scenarios in the game. Not only that it will also help you build up more confidence in your character.
Play doom match:
The last thing I want you to do is to play two doom matches before you any competitive matches. Give yourself an in-game scenario and since the spawn in the doom matches are random and spontaneous it will help you improve your reflexes
I know it will take longer than 30 minutes a day but you don’t have to do it for more than a month because after a month of doing these three things, you’ll have a better than 90% of the player base.
Get a good skilled group:
Now if you just wanna get better at playing with your friends then this step does not apply to you but if you want to get a great rank or if you want to be an e-sport professional then having a high-ranked friend group is extremely beneficial. Not only would they have your back on a bad day but these hyper-competitive games are designed to be played as a team and having a team will motivate you more than playing the game individually. Having highly skilled teammates can also provide you with more opportunities and maybe you can win local tournaments with them and work your way upwards.
If you don’t know anyone who would be that good and you don’t have the rank to find someone then getting boosted might do the trick for you. It will allow you to have a way better rank than your current one and it will let you play with and against higher-ranked opponents. These boosting services are popular in games like Call of Duty in which most service providers provide bo6 carry services or in valorant where you get the same treatment under a different name. So it is up to you what you want to do
Play scrims:
This part should only be your concern if you want to get pro at the game or if you are hyper-competitive and just want the best rank possible. My fourth tip would be to play scrims with real teams who have coordination and trust those scrims are at least twice as hard as your random matchmaking lobbies. Finding scrims to play is easy; you just have to have a team and a decent enough rank and would work better.
Playing Scrims is an entirely different experience since sometimes the other team has more coordination, better communication than you, and better strategies than you. But playing against difficult enemies is how you are going to learn the game more.
Review your Game plays
This might only be helpful if your only wish is to go pro in Marvel rivals and that is reviewing your gameplay and taking notes about what you could have done better or what decision you made went wrong and stuff like that. Granted reviewing the gameplay is boring as hell but that is how all e-sport players make their starts and work on their mistakes. This boring gameplay review part does 50% of the work and the other 50% of the work is done by playing the game and trying to not repeat the mistake.
