This Marvel Rivals tech skyrocketed a player from Silver to Platinum in just one day
DexertoRanking up in Marvel Rivals can be a nightmare. But one Loki player found a way to flip the script overnight – without changing their playstyle.
Ranking up in Marvel Rivals is a strategic battlefield where mastering heroes takes time, finding the right team synergy is a headache, and the meta shifts constantly.
Today’s OP strategy is tomorrow’s countered gimmick. Still, some tricks give players a momentary edge. Strange’s portals are deadly in the right hands. Punisher‘s turret plus Invisible Woman’s shield is unfair until someone figures out a counter.
And now, the latest tech: Loki’s healing zones. Turns out, nobody knew how they worked.
How Loki’s healing works in Marvel Rivals
A struggling Loki main went from a crushing loss streak to Platinum in a single day. The key was not a new strategy. Not a secret mechanic. Just a PSA in chat.
Before every match, they typed:
“Hi! Friendly PSA: My green zones don’t just give regen. They turn incoming damage into healing too.”
Same hero. Same playstyle. Dramatically different results.
Loki is a slippery support hero with deceptive abilities. His Regeneration Domain creates a healing zone that doesn’t just restore health – it converts incoming damage into healing.
That’s a game-changer if teammates actually know about it. His illusions also spawn healing zones, multiplying the effect. Without knowing this, teammates played cautiously, missing out on free sustain.
With the PSA, they started standing in the right spots, tanking damage like pros. Suddenly, fights that used to end in disaster became unwinnable for the enemy.
Players reacted with surprise and admiration. One called it a “game-changer,” while another joked, “You’ll hit GM if you drop another PSA: ‘Take cover. Grab a health pack.’”
A player compared it to their own experience, saying, “I had to do this when Sue dropped. No one knew how the shield worked.”
Another added, “In soccer mode, I type ‘Middle of the net = 3pts, pass the ball.’ It pays off.” He’s referring of course to Clash of Dancing Lions, the limited Marvel Rivals game mode.
The consensus is sometimes, all it takes to win is telling your team what’s actually happening.
With The Thing and Human Torch joining soon, the game’s about to get a new Duelist and Vanguard. That means new strategies, new counters – and, let’s be real, a new wave of players who won’t read their ability descriptions.