A Marvel Rivals fan-made tracking website called RivalsMeta provides detailed stats like kill-death ratio and win rates, letting you see how good you are with a character.
Marvel Rivals has plenty of ways to tell you how you’re doing with each character. The game has a detailed breakdown of how much time you’ve spent with each character, how many matches you’ve played, lost, and won, and your general performance overall, counting your kills and assists. It’s pretty robust, but it could be even more so.
That’s where a new fan-made tracking site called RivalsMeta comes in. This little site that recently popped up lets you input your specific player UID and get an incredibly detailed breakdown of all your stats to see just how good you are, ranging from your kill to death ratio for each character, your win rate, and more. If you can think of a stat, this site has it tracked.
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You can find your Marvel Rivals ID by going to the career page in-game. You should see a number tucked away in the bottom left corner of the screen.
Not only that, but it has even deeper stats that you can dive into, such as what your win rate is on certain maps and modes, so you can either try and up your game when you get a certain map, or take solace in the fact you are probably going to lose anyway. On top of that, it tracks your stats in Competitive and Quickplay separately, meaning you can avoid the stats you get from all those bot matches.
RivalsMeta Also Tracks How Good Heroes Are Overall
RivalsMeta Has The Rivals Meta
There’s also a very handy feature for those of you that like to keep up to date on the Marvel Rivals meta. Without diving onto social media or having your own channels, it can be tricky to find out which characters are in the ascendancy, and which ones you should probably stay away from. Thankfully, RivalsMeta also tracks the pick and win rates of every character.
For example, it claims that Peni Parker, Mantis, Magik, Rocket Raccoon, and Loki currently have the highest win rates in the game, meaning you should be picking these characters if you want to perform well. It also tells you who the most played heroes are, which are currently Mantis, Doctor Strange, Luna Snow, Cloak and Dagger, and Hela, the latter being unsurprising due to how busted she is.
There is plenty of other useful info that’s being tracked too, such as how often a hero is banned, and which teammates you’re most successful with, meaning you can kick your friend who you’re carrying to the curb with some cold hard stats to back you up. It’s just pretty handy all round, and possibly a nice tool to throw around if you want to brag. Hey, I’m not judging.
