The popular free-to-play fighting game, MultiVersus, is preparing for the delayed launch of Season 1, which is looking like a doozy. It's set to add new modes, characters, and cosmetics to WB Games' crossover brawler, with Rick and Morty of Rick and Morty both joining the roster in the near future. However, one leaker claims to have discovered a feature that might help with that slow-burn Battle Pass.
According to Twitter user AisulMV, a shared Battle Pass feature was in the works at some stage of the game's development, and may still turn up in future updates. They have a couple of images that explain how it works:
Essentially, once per season, this feature would allow you to link up with a buddy and then both build progress on a shared Battle Pass. You would both still earn currency rewards and complete your own quests, but Battle Pass progress from both participants would build the same meter, unlocking rewards for both players. It sounds like a great idea, but there's no official word on whether this is really coming.
Currently, it seems this has just been datamined from an early version of MultiVersus, so it's not a sure thing that it'll wind up in the game proper. Hopefully Player First Games will comment on this, as it would be good to have this cleared up. Again, it sounds like a good idea to us, especially as Season 1's Battle Pass will feature 50 tiers of unlocks.
Would you like to see this implemented in MultiVersus? Tell us in the comments section below.
[source twitter.com, via playstationlifestyle.net, gamerant.com]
Comments 14
Sounds like a great idea!
This is a brilliant idea.
I find it hard to believe that people really care about this game. guess I will have to give it a try
@Akila_24 Why? It's a really well-polished Smash-like on systems that don't have access to Smash, with a cast of colorful unique fighting game characters, playable for free.
What's so hard to believe?
I can already see people selling there link slot on ebay to guarantee a completed Battle pass
@MFTWrecks I guess I’m jaded by all the subpar knock offs. I admittedly haven’t played it because I’m also jaded by most free to play games beyond rocket league.
Just gave the game a try. It's pretty decent and had some fun, but it's definitely not for me. Single player experiences all the way.
@Akila_24 the free to play term has been just destroyed over the years to the point where just saying a game is f2p turns people off. I suggest just giving game a try. Since its f2p, invest nothing and delete if you don't like.
@Cutmastavictory It blows my mind how some people willingly miss out on things they claim they think they'd enjoy, just because they... [checks notes]... want to spend MORE money on it than they need to? Like? Whaaat? Lol
So this showed up in my PSN order list. I did not order it, so I’m confused. The same thing happened with Stray.
MultiVersus PlayStation Plus MVP Pack (PS4) (Add-On)
This would be very helpful in knocking out the seasonal challenges since those give out huge points for the BP.
That sounds cool dont think there are any other ftp games out there that do that
@Cutmastavictory gave it a try. My son really liked it once he got all his friends on there and I see that probably being the biggest appeal. Personally, I cant stop comparing it to Smash, which probably isn’t fair considering how long they have had to get the systems down.
Would be pretty cool if true.
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