Despite *Marvel Rivals*' amazing gameplay, some players exploit the system. NetEase Games allows reporting of suspicious players, and a new reportable offense, "Bussing," has caused some confusion. Let's clarify what Bussing is and how to identify it.
What is Bussing in Marvel Rivals?
When reporting players, Marvel Rivals offers options like "Throwing" and "Griefing." Recently, "Bussing" was added. This isn't about in-game audio disturbances; instead, it refers to players intentionally teaming with cheaters to inflate their stats. Marvel Rivals confirmed this, clarifying that "Bussing typically refers to players intentionally teaming up with cheaters to boost their game rankings." Knowing how to spot Bussing is crucial for effective reporting.
How to Catch Bussing in Marvel Rivals
Identifying cheaters in Marvel Rivals often involves observing killcams. Unnaturally accurate shots or unnatural movement patterns are red flags. However, not all teammates of cheaters are necessarily cheating themselves.
To effectively identify Bussing, you may need to stay in the match longer to observe the enemy team's actions. If some players seem legitimate, they might be unwitting participants. Avoid hasty reports. Take your time, perhaps even use in-game chat to subtly gather more information about the enemy team.
That's Bussing in *Marvel Rivals* explained. For more tips, check out our guide on quickly earning Galacta's Power Cosmic. *Marvel Rivals* is available now on PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X|S.
