"Marvel Rivals: Understanding Bussing and Catching It"
In the thrilling world of *Marvel Rivals*, players can enjoy the game to the fullest, but unfortunately, some individuals exploit the system. NetEase Games has introduced a feature to report suspicious activities, and a new term, "Bussing," has recently been added, causing some confusion. Let's dive into what "Bussing" means in *Marvel Rivals* and how you can spot it.
What Is Bussing in Marvel Rivals?

When reporting a player in *Marvel Rivals*, you'll find a list of options such as "Throwing," "Griefing," and now, "Bussing." This new term doesn't refer to someone eating on the mic but rather describes players who intentionally team up with cheaters to boost their stats. *Marvel Rivals* confirmed this definition after a player, Kaimega13, reached out on Reddit. The response from *Marvel Rivals* (via Dexerto) stated, “‘Bussing’ typically refers to players intentionally teaming up with cheaters to boost their game rankings. If you notice any related anomalies, you can report the player by selecting the option.” Understanding what to look for is crucial for reporting Bussing accurately.
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How To Catch Bussing in Marvel Rivals
Identifying a team of cheaters in *Marvel Rivals* can be straightforward. By reviewing a few killcams, you might notice something off about the opposing team. Their shots could be suspiciously accurate, or their movements might seem unnatural. Once you detect these signs, you can report them. However, not all team members may be involved in cheating.
To catch Bussing, you might need to stay in the match longer and observe the enemy team's actions closely. If you spot players who don't seem to be exploiting the system, they might just be along for the ride. However, they could also be unaware participants on a cheater's team. It's important not to rush into reporting everyone for Bussing. Take your time, and use in-game chat to gather more information about the other team.
That's the lowdown on Bussing in *Marvel Rivals* and how to identify it. If you're eager for more tips, check out how to earn Galacta’s Power Cosmic quickly in the hero shooter.
*Marvel Rivals is available now on PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X|S.*
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