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While Marvel Rivals on the face of it is just two teams battling it out to see who comes out on top, there are some pretty complex mechanics too.<\/p>\n
One particular part of the game that most are a little confused by is SVP since there are no real explainers as to what this is.<\/p>\n
If you\u2019ve seen SVP pop up on the scoreboard after finishing a match in Marvel Rivals and want to know what it stands for, read on for this, and why it is actually quite important.<\/p>\n
When you complete a match, like other games of this ilk, there is one player who is branded the MVP (Most Valuable Player).<\/p>\n
This is the best player in the whole match and can be awarded for their fantastic healing, insane DPS, kill count, and more.<\/p>\n
However, Marvel Rivals also tags someone as the SVP \u2013 something you don\u2019t see often in other titles, or ever for that matter.<\/p>\n
SVP is short for Second Valuable Player<\/strong>, basically meaning the player with that tag is the runner up in the game, just missing out on the top spot.<\/p>\n Technically, it should be Second Most Valuable Player but we\u2019ll let that slide to have the three letter abbreviation.<\/p>\n While it\u2019s nice to receive some recognition for performing well in the game, it also has a more important meaning if you were to get it in Competitive.<\/p>\n This is because if you\u2019re awarded with SVP and are on the losing team, you won\u2019t lose any Rank Points<\/strong>, great for those who unfortunately get stuck with lackluster teammates.<\/p>\n Therefore, it fosters a need to do well even if you know you\u2019re not going to win a match which could even influence a late comeback if the stars align.<\/p>\nOther Marvel Rivals articles you may like<\/h3>\n<\/p><\/div>\n