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Okay, picture this—you’re sitting there, minding your own business, and bam! Marvel Rivals decides to shake things up. Like, seriously shake it. Season 3 is out on July 11, and guess what? We get these wild things called accessories. No clue why they’re called that, but hey, they’re shiny and new, right?
Oh, and Phoenix? Yup, she’s joining the party. So many characters now, it’s like trying to pick a favorite ice cream flavor—impossible.
Anyway, NetEase Games is tossing daily missions out the window. Bye, grind! Hello, weekly missions. Kinda makes me wonder—are they trying to give us more time to have a life? Or did the daily grind just get annoying? Who knows. Weekly missions roll over too. Miss one? No biggie.
And what’s the deal with seasons only lasting two months now? Fresh content is coming at us like an energetic puppy. Not that I’m complaining—I’m all for new stuff.
But wait, here’s the twist—NetEase spilled the beans on Twitter (side note: where would we be without Twitter leaks?). Accessories look character-specific. Spider-Man with an MJ Plush? Sure, why not.
And get this—Accessory Points are a thing. Forget the usual currencies. Just play, earn, trade. Easy peasy. Almost too good to be true. Seeing classic Deadpool dangling off someone? Hilarious, right?
Feeling skin-hungry? Don’t worry. NetEase is all over it. The Symbiote Storm skin is up for grabs. Just pull some heroic antics with the Milano Repair Logs challenges. Seriously, Storm in that skin is… well, you gotta see it.
By the end of this, Marvel Rivals feels like that rollercoaster that keeps throwing unexpected twists at you. And honestly? It’s the best kind of chaos.
