Marvel Rivals: How to Use the Practice Range Guide

Here's a quick guide on how you can use the Practice Range effectively in Marvel Rivals.
How To Get On The Practice Range
Try Different Heroes
Target Practice
Learn Combination Skills
Movement Practice
Summary

Here's a quick guide on how you can use the Practice Range effectively in Marvel Rivals.

The Practice Range is one of the easiest ways to get a feel for Marvel Rivals without having to worry about winning or losing a match. If this is your first time trying a hero, or you just want to experiment with an ability, the range is a safe place to do it. A few minutes here before you jump into a real match can do wonders.

How To Get On The Practice Range

From the main menu, select the option that takes you to the Practice Range. Once you get in, you can select a hero and start testing their abilities immediately. No pressure to achieve a goal or keep pace with team mates. Feel free to change heroes anytime you want, take your time.

Try Different Heroes

The Practice Range is especially handy if you want to get a feel for a new hero. Start with their basic attacks and then work through each ability individually.

Things like attack range, movement, cooldowns, and the speed of abilities coming up. Some heroes look simple at first glance but their mechanics are a bit trickier to grasp.

Marvel Rivals Using the Practice Range

Target Practice

If your goal is a problem, work it on the range to improve accuracy. Shoot available targets at various distances and practice tracking them while moving.

You can also play with your sensitivity and other control settings here. It’s much easier to make small tweaks and test them on the fly, rather than change everything up in the middle of a competitive match.

Learn Combination Skills

The range is also a good place to work out how a Hero's abilities combine. Use an ability and then quickly follow it up with another to get a sense of how they feel to combine.

Don’t worry if you get it wrong the first time. The idea is to experiment and find combinations you are comfortable with before trying them out on real players.

Marvel Rivals Using the Practice Range

Movement Practice

Good movement is as important as landing attacks. Practice Range Get used to the hero's movement, jumping and mobility abilities.

Heroes with dashes, flight, wall-bouncing or other special movement mechanics can take a little while to get used to. Practice them here where a mistake won't cost your team the match.

Summary

The Practice Range is worth firing up whenever you pick up a new hero or switch your settings. A quick practice session can help you learn a hero’s abilities, improve your aim and get used to the way he moves. Instead of learning everything in the middle of a match, spend a few minutes in the range and go into your next game feeling more prepared.

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