Many Marvel Rivals players who want to get more serious in ranked play will look up tier lists and go from there, this happens in every game but it’s not a good way to figure out what heroes you should play as.

The truth is, there are 4 factors you need to consider when looking for who you should play.

Do you have fun with them? Start by trying them in the practice arena and quick match, and if you need more guidance you can check out my hero guides.

Do you play well with them or feel like you can get to a point of playing well with them?

Are their abilities decent enough to help the team a majority of the time, even if you’re not MVP levels of good?

Can you be consistent with this character?

Take for example Squirrel Girl here. Some place her at S tier, and some place her at C tier. Those extremes alone should tell you that people tiering her don’t really have a proper understanding of the game yet.

Squirrel Girl is one of the easiest characters to play in the game, as long as you have decent aim and self preservation instincts. Because of her ease of use, you can be highly consistent with her. And thanks to her solid stats and backline eliminating playstyle, she can be useful in almost any team composition. So as long as you play her decently, she’s a great hero. Forget about tier lists fighting over how to label her.

So when you’re trying to figure out which heroes to play as, focus on easy execution heroes at first to get a feel for things. Just because they’re easy to play doesn't mean they’re not good.

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