How to Report Players in Marvel Rivals (Every Method Explained)

Let’s be honest – dealing with toxic players or cheaters isn’t fun, but it’s part of playing online games. Marvel Rivals gives you several ways to report these players, and you’ll want to know all of them. Maybe someone’s being toxic in chat, or perhaps you’ve spotted a cheater – whatever the case, here’s exactly how to report them and help keep the game enjoyable for everyone.

How to Report Players in Marvel Rivals

Reporting During an Active Match

The quickest way to report someone is while you’re still in the match. Here’s how:

1. Press ESC to open the Settings menu
2. Click the “Report” option
3. Find the player’s name and click the exclamation mark next to it
4. Choose the reason for reporting:
   • Inappropriate Nickname
   • Throwing/Griefing
   • Text Chat Abuse
   • Voice Chat Abuse
   • Cheating
   • Inappropriate Content
5. Add any specific details about the incident
6. Submit your report

Using the Match History to Report Players

If you forgot to report someone during the match, you can still do it through your match history:

1. Click your profile icon in the top-right corner
2. Go to the “History” tab
3. Find and select the match
4. Once in the replay, press ESC
5. Follow the same reporting steps as above

Reporting Through the Friends System

You can also report players directly through the friends system:

1. Click the Friends button (top-right corner)
2. Search for the player’s name
3. Right-click their name
4. Select “Report Player”
5. Choose the reason and provide details

What Happens After Reporting

NetEase Games investigates reports fairly quickly compared to other games. If multiple players report the same person, action is usually taken sooner. You might receive a notification if action is taken based on your report.

The system will also tell you if a player you’re trying to report has already been banned, saving you time and helping keep track of moderation actions.

After reading through these methods, you should be able to handle reporting whenever you need to. Each option is there for different situations – use whatever works best at the moment. If someone’s being toxic right now, report them during the match. Found something fishy while watching a replay? Use the history tab. The important thing is that you can report problems when you see them, and now you know exactly how to do it.

Just keep in mind that these tools are here to help deal with actual problems, not for reporting someone just because they outplayed you or had a bad game. Use them when needed, and you’ll help make Marvel Rivals better for everyone who plays it.