Marvel Rivals: How to Get MVP and SVP

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Dec 16

Getting MVP (Most Valuable Player) or SVP (Second Valuable Player) in Marvel Rivals takes skill, teamwork, and knowing your role. Let’s break it down based on how players approach matches:

How to Get MVP

1. Play Aggressively

MVPs often deal the most damage or secure the most kills. If you’re playing a character like Wolverine, dive into enemy teams and take them down. It’s risky, but the payoff is huge if you time it right.

2. Be Flashy with Combos

Well-timed special moves can turn a match around. As Spider-Man, land perfect webs to trap enemies, or as Iron Man, hit groups with your beams. Big plays grab attention and points.

3. Focus on Survivability

Staying alive is huge. If Hawkeye keeps sniping you then you need to adjust. Use cover and avoid unnecessary deaths, so you can keep making an impact.

4. Dominate Objectives

Winning fights isn’t enough—capture zones, secure items, and control the map. Objectives often give big points to the players who contribute most.

5. Adapt to the Enemy

If the enemy team has a sniper like Hawkeye or a disruptor like Venom, switch things up. Flank their position or use your teammates as support to counter them.

6. Keep the Energy High

MVP players don’t slack. Constantly do your best to be active and engaged.

How to Get SVP

If MVP feels out of reach, SVP rewards the second-best performance. Here’s how to get it:

1. Be the Team’s Backbone

Heal and support consistently. Players like Doctor Strange or Scarlet Witch who focus on keeping teammates alive more easily earn SVP.

2. Assist in Big Plays

Even if you’re not the one landing kills, setting them up is just as valuable. As a disruptor like Wolverine or Venom, jump into fights and create chaos for your team to capitalize on.

3. Balance Risk and Reward

Don’t dive recklessly. While flanking is effective, it’s better to stay alive and deal steady damage than to die trying to make a flashy play.

4. Stay in the Fight

SVP goes to players who don’t fade into the background. Keep contributing by capturing objectives or helping your teammates.

Key Tips for Both MVP and SVP

Learn from Mistakes: If something doesn’t work, adjust.
Know Your Role: Some characters are designed for disruption (like Venom), while others shine in support or damage. Play to your strengths.
Teamwork Wins: Even the best players can’t carry alone. Work with your team to secure objectives and win fights.

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