Im Banning Everyone Rivals😤😴

You know, when I first jumped into Marvel Rivals, I was so hyped! But lately, I've found myself asking, 'Is Marvel Rivals inappropriate?' – not because of the game's content itself, but because of the player experience. And honestly, I'm TIRED, MARVEL!! I'm truly TIRED MARVEL!! of some of the things I've encountered. It’s not often you see a game with such potential struggle with its community in ways that make you question the whole experience. I've had so many matches where I felt like IM BANNING EVERYONE IM playing with, not because they're bad, but because their behavior is just so frustrating. The worst is when you're in a ranked match, and someone just goes AFK by the system. It's disheartening. You're trying your best, strategizing, communicating, and then one person decides to check out. It totally ruins the integrity of the game and the fun for everyone else. I've had to REPORT PLAYER so many times, and while it's good that the system allows it, and I often get a REPORT SENT SUCCESSFULLY! notification, it feels like a constant battle. You shouldn't have to spend half your gaming session dealing with toxicity. Whether it’s verbal abuse in chat, intentional griefing, or just plain ignoring objectives, these actions make the game feel truly inappropriate for a casual, fun experience. It takes away from the joy and makes you feel like every match is an uphill climb to avoid a DEFEAT that wasn't even your fault. What makes a game "inappropriate" isn't always about its age rating or violent content. Sometimes, it's the environment created by its players. When you're constantly exposed to negativity, rage-quitting, or players who intentionally sabotage the team, it creates a toxic atmosphere. This can be particularly tough for new players or those just looking to unwind. It makes you wonder if the game fosters this kind of behavior, or if the moderation isn't strict enough to curb it effectively. I think developers need to step up their game in fostering a positive community. Clearer guidelines, more proactive moderation, and perhaps even incentives for good sportsmanship could go a long way. For us players, it's about finding ways to cope. Muting toxic players, taking breaks, and playing with a consistent group of friends can help. But ultimately, for Marvel Rivals to truly thrive and shake off this "inappropriate" label from player behavior, there needs to be a collective effort from both the game developers and the community to make it a welcoming and fair environment for everyone. Otherwise, many of us will continue to feel TIRED of the constant struggle to enjoy the game.