Battlepasses in fighting games were a mistake

If nothing else, it’s a pretty impressive achievement that they went from biggest fighting game release on steam to the game dying in a few months.

Hoping we do get a full release next year, I had a lot of genuine fun with the game through out the summer beta.

The biggest issue multiverses had was that it was trying to be something it wasn’t. Like at its core it was a party game trying to be a live service and that was the problem. Because of how oversaturated the market of live service games are if u don’t do something different that helps u stand out from others it’s not gonna do well. Other than that the game had a ton of issues, the terrible matchmaking, some of the worst hitboxes I’ve personally seen an a fighting game, an unbalanced roaster, and super repetitive gameplay, along with not having a lot of keeping people interested. Not to mention having those overpriced skins didn’t do the game any favors either. Overall tho I’m glad the game has been making a ton of improvements during its downtime and fixing these issues from the sound of it but really wish the devs just held off on this game cause it’s clear the team just wasn’t ready to handle a live service title.

I got into MVS at the beginning after getting an alpha invite. It was fun enough so played a bit. But in the middle of the first season I got extremely burned out on the game. The balance was all over the place and the balancing patches didn't seem to know where the issues were. The whole perk system was ultimately going to doom their balancing efforts (an issue I called out in alpha) because either the perks are significant and the characters have to be balanced around their most min-maxed loadouts or the perks are insignificant so they don't matter so why not get rid of them? Fighting games require a very careful balance and it can't be achieved if players can substantially alter their fighter's capabilities at round start in a blind system. Ultimately, while the game had a lot of good things going for it, the developers baked too many issues into the core DNA of the game and it wound up being unsatisfying to play (in addition to perks it's inability to decide if it was a 2v2 game or a 1v1 game was going to doom the balance as well especially since in 2v2 there was no team friendly fire meaning some combinations of characters made things miserable).

Any game that has a fully paid season battle pass with upcoming planned paid seasons, isn't in early access.

There was rumors Mark Hamill was gonna play as the joker and was gonna be announced in The Game Award show as DLC to boost the game. But sadly it was not meant to be as the actor who played as Batman died so he quit playing Joker wasted potential

So glad I didnt spend money on this. They clearly wanted to milk this game. Theres a reason why it was hard as hell to level the battle pass. Pure greed.

I think the problem was maybe some balancing and overall character additions that nobody really cared about. Like who was really excited for Gizmo and Stripe? People want stuff like other Looney tunes characters, I mean Marvin was cool, but we want Daffy or... *Lola* And more new show character, Rick and Morty was a great addition, we wanted more like Ben 10, Johnny Bravo, some other DC character. Also everyone hated Harley, bs ass 360 free hit move.

I don’t think I had a game become my favorite game as fast as multiversus 😢 despite the flaws this game was awesome and I really hope we’re blessed to play again.

I had a little obsession with this game and my reason to stop playing is I never fully liked the physics and hitboxes, they just felt weird, too floaty and random; most characters felt weightless, like they could evade any hit at the last second, most matches were a ton of missed attacks on both sides. It made you feel like you lacked control. I was trapped by the game for the characters (I love cartoons). Actually the presentation in general, aside from the music, was pretty great, but I never felt like the gameplay was polished enough. I really think the problem with this game was way deeper than monetization and content updates.

Honestly the first months of this game being released was some of the best gaming moments I've had since OG PS4 days. With that being said it really hurt to see the downward spiral of this game despite being one of the biggest peaks we've seen from a fighting game. I think one of the main issues with the game was that they didn't have any direction when it came to the seasons and the character releases in general. I feel like they would've a longer lifespan for the beta if they actually provided themes with each season and a character bundled with it. So they can actually make it balanced and to create more hyper behind the season releases. Not to mention the battlepass fillers just felt like random garbage and assets they had laying around so they just threw it in. Even if the gameplay wasn't subpar or perfected, I'm sure some players would've disregarded some of those flaws if they could've been grinding for themes that they were nostalgic or passionate for. Like imagine a villans theme or a sidekick or even as whole network theme such as looney toons or cartoon network. Instead of releasing what was seemingly to be random characters that the devs wanted instead of the majority of the fanbase. They could've even released a redux to each theme so they could've capitalized on the hype generated from that season theme. But it was just directionless and they didn't create any season trailers or even character trailers (i think they had only a rick one) to create anticipation. It really felt like they dropped the ball when it came to player engagement and made it so that there was dead air after every season release. Literally the only thing that kept players engaged was the patch notes and that's a whole different can of worms.

For me personally, the thing that killed my interest in the game were the challenges to level up the battle pass (not to mention some of the battle pass rewards themselves weren't that great either). There were daily challenges that were more tedious than the others, and even though you can reroll to get different ones it was the luck of the draw if you got a more doable one with your free reroll. Not to mention the Seasonal Challenges that got added were worse, one of the ones I had was getting about a hundred wins (or some other absurd amount) with a Bruiser character, but the only ones I was decent at were Garnet or Jake, so it made me feel like I HAD to play them despite leaning more towards Support & Tanks. I get those kinds of challenges are there to make you branch out & experiment but they were really egregious & became more of a chore. I just wanted to get on & have some fun for an hour or so & grinding out matches with characters I don't like isn't exactly fun for me. I do hope it makes a comeback since at it's core there WAS fun to be had but it's gonna be a big uphill battle for them.

This is one of the most informative multiversus videos i’ve seen in a while, good job man 👍

The fact that they took people's money and then shut the game down is insane

I was in the top 1000 players on the ladder for the first few months of the game, at a point reaching rank 50 (there was no ranked mode but they still ranked players based on mmr) . The reason i grew tired of the game was the consistent bugs combined with the inconsistent mechanics. Mashing attacks or dodging during a true combo works like 50% of the time online, so there's little to no point in learning combos, especially against laggy opponents. and that's not even mentioning the crazy rollback bugs where you find yourself on the respawn platform without even having seen your death.

i dodge, u dodge. we all dodge. dodge all day, dodge all night.

no platform fighter or any fighting game for that matter should have it's main content be focused around a "battle pass". the reason smash bros is fun is because when you play the game, it's fun. every video i've watched discussing multiversus merely skims over the gameplay, but to me this has to be the main reason people aren't replaying this game, its just simply not fun enough

When this game comes back next year here is a checklist of things I'd want to see: 1. Ditch FTP, just sell the game for 30 to 40 something bucks and keep the microtransactions if you have too, while also releasing a finished game with CONTENT to play. 2. (It's probably not gonna happen but) PLEASE make the game faster and more combo focused PFG, I know the floaty gameplay makes 2v2's easier to balance, though when it comes at the cost of 1v1's, you know, the main mode people play! 3. Give me SOMETHING to do by myself when the homies aren't online and I want to play some single player content. It doesn't have to be anything like NASB 2's campaign, or World of Light, however I would take anything rather than nothing. 4. Keep up the good work with the wonderful characters that have well designed and creative movesets. : ) 5. Buff Shaggy.

I think there's something fundamentally wrong with the game if you need regular content updates and battle passes to keep it fun for more than a week. I think what really killed the game was the lack of modes, and the live-service model really not working for a platform fighter, setting up certain expectations that the dev team couldn't keep up with. I also personally didn't enjoy the game as much as I would have liked to as the movement felt weird and the character movesets were far too complicated. I shouldn't be having to keep track of multiple cooldowns and status effects in a fighting game.

it's crazy how much they fumbled the bag

Open Betas and such tend to go offline during development pretty frequently throughout development, granted most don't lean into the live service angle or establish that offline periods will be common so the community that develops will understand what to expect even if they don't like it, here's to hoping it does get to return and in a much better state.

The game failed because it was jank, the netcode sucked and the hitboxes and hit priority were wack. PFG acknowledged both the hitboxes and the netcode/servers needed improvements and promised that they were revamping both. When the hitbox and netcode changes finally came they either didn't improve the game enough or actually made the game worse. At pro levels the game was a joke; Harley was one of the best characters and players literally didn't use any of her special attacks. The later battlepass problems aren't what killed the game, it was already dead/dying by that point. One of the final nails in the coffin was when they started releasing characters almost no one wanted like the Gremlins.

MultiVersus came out at the right place, at the right time. It came out when Smash Bros Ultimate was just about to finish its 2nd Fighter Pass, Brawlhalla decide to bring in more guest characters, and at the same time Nick All-Star Brawl was announced it came out with… lackluster results. While MultiVersus was trying to be the next Brawlhalla, and even though it certainly wasn’t going to be in the same level as Smash Bros, Player First Games did a better job at handling their first game than what Gamemill did with the first Nick All-Star Brawl. And as someone who used to make videos about another Warner Bros Crossover game years ago, MultiVersus was a worthy successor of it. Still waiting for a trailer for the full version of MultiVersus, when it comes out next year. And the game’ll probably be worth it when it comes out.

I'm surprised to see that not many people are complaining about how shit the net code is, each hit felt like there was so much weight behind it, the delay and initial lag issues ruined it for so many regions.

Putting a battle pass in a game that’s said to be in beta is some nasty shit.

It honestly sounds to me like they found a ton of unexpected issues and had to change plans to fix things. I don't know about other people, but personally my biggest experience was lots of REALLY bad online matches that lead to tons of unreliable hitboxes and failed spikes. So if they can make the online work better than I can overlook a lot, but the scummy battlepass isn't really a great look overall and I doubt people are going to forget about that too easily.

It failed because they didn't include Tony Soprano and Omar Little as playable characters.

My issue is, despite all the budget and sppeal and everything else, the game doesn't feel better than alternatives. That's a massive deal in this genre. Its why Melee is still going strong 20 years later, or why that nee Nick fighter is doing well.

The last match I did of Multiversus was against a Shaggy main who had been playing the game since it first launched. He bodied me so hard I barely even landed hits on him. Felt gatekept due to that but I can't blame him, that's the unfortunate fate of fighting games. The skill gap between players gets so massive without any form of proper matchmaking and players just can't play the game due to people being too good at it.

My biggest complaint with this game was I always seemed to be lagging even when I played against the bots.

yo this video was recommended to me and it was so well done i didn't expect you to have under 50k subs. Good stuff man! I can't wait for multiversus to come back. NASB 2 just doesn't feel right to me (even though i think the general consensus is that it's amazing). NASB 1 was fine but then multiversus came onto the scene and knocked my socks off. Even though I stopped playing it to try other things i still think about it a lot. And NASB 2 just makes me want it back even more.

The biggest mistake from Warner was to make it a free to play game. When the could have paid a good developer to release a full product. Even if it has dlc in the future. Is like the Disney Kart free to play/pay to win.

It was freemium, in beta, everything was expensive af, development slowed to a halt and devs went silent before closing the game. It was either a cash-grab, or rushed/they underestimated how long things would take

dude the game was so fun up till season 2. i hope they are workin on it and it comes back better thrn ever.

great insight and history of the game to help me understand what happened to them without knowing the behind the scenes insider scoop

There needs to be a law that states if a game is pay to play and you paid money for it, if that game dies and all the servers shut down within 1 year, you should get a refund - no questions asked.

The problem with Multiversus is that WB was so in a hurry to peddle their skin selling machine that they wanted it to make money NOW rather than giving it the time it needed in the oven to cook.

i remember beating a 1000 ranked player with shaggy my guy was french and hearing him swear was the most funny sht

I enjoyed the game a lot, personally. What I didn't like was how Rick and Stripe were clearly over-tuned on release with really strong kill options. Stripe in particular seemed to have no weaknesses largely due to the free hit revolver and ridiculous chainsaw command grab. It felt like they just wanted people to pay to get the new characters, which sucked. I actually really liked the movesets and creative move designs. A lot of fighters felt really unique and deep, with a lot of unique moves for normals, which pulled me in in a way other platform fighters didn't

I was wondering wtf happened to this title. Thanks for the vid!

The games a little too floaty for my liking but the move sets seem so creative (at least the ones i've seen)

To be fair. I had heard that this was a beta and that they are gonna rerelease the game in 2024 after learning from what the players liked and hated. They could take that knowledge and put it into changing the bad aspects of the game to make it better on full release.

personally, I went from being super hyped for the game to completely dropping it after just barely a week, the game just did not feel good to play, the movement felt like tracking through mud and the attacks and animations felt super squishy. The game also had what I like to call "moveset imbalance", which is when the moves in a character's kit have very varying power levels, with some being extremely spammable and others being totally outclassed; this isn't an issue in and of itself, but multiversus also had super harsh staling that punished you for spamming your character's few good moves and forced you to use the worse ones instead, and the small movesets made this problem worse. Also, I'm a rivals of aether player, and by comparison most of the characters weren't super well designed, they either had absolutely nothing interesting going on or were a total mess of unrelated gimmicks, and the few that did have great ideas were very poorly executed, LeBron James' ball mechanic was super fun but you were discouraged from ever throwing the ball because while it is a strong projectile, it was too great of a risk because of how awful his ball-less state was, essentially meaning the character actively discouraged you from interacting with his main mechanic. As someone who prefers to totally ignore battle passes because a game should be fun enough to keep you playing without a battle pass to keep you coming back, the game had absolutely no staying power for me and I deleted it after only 5 hours of playtime, if you want a good pc platform fighter come play rivals, it plays and feels super well and has thousands of characters thanks to workshop support if you're willing to pay the $15 on sale entry fee

Just thinking about the summer beta brings back so many good memories. The game had a great foundation, and the devs really cared about the game. Let's hope it gets released in 2024, and that people will come back

Are you serious? You think it was them focusing on the characters that ruined this game? The focus on the roster was actually one of this game’s ONLY strong points, it’s the total opposite of what you concluded. The things that ruined this game might as well just be listed as “everything else”. No singleplayer content, the online features sucked, and locking characters behind a paywall felt insulting. Force a battle pass down my throat, whatever, but don’t gatekeep the main pull of the game, the characters, from us. That was so stupid.

They took our money and dipped😂😭

I remember when gamers were raving that this was the NEXT SMASH BROS, that it would usurp it, this time it would be different! It was overhyped. Now, it seemed fun, a team-based platform fighter with characters from shows I've watched? But that battlepass... I hate battlepasses. Not only do you have to pay for them, but you also have to have the energy and focus to play daily and not abandon the game when the hyperfixation ends. I don't have that, man. You lose out on the ability to get special characters and skins if you aren't there since the beginning. It sucks!

One of the worst netcodes ever. 90% of matches were unplayable because the connection was so poor. Everyone I knew stopped playing because of that.

I actually really enjoyed the game and idk why I stopped playing it really. But if there was one problem, it was the netcode. Connection issues, crashes and lag in half the matches.

Great video bro. I'd consider getting a pop filter for your mic though. Keep up the good work.

oh the joy in my heart to come back to this comment section 4 months later

My first month with the game and iron giant will always be special to me

love the vid boss 😉😉 never back down, never give up

Nice vid man, keep it up

I miss getting on multiversus after losing on another game 😢

The sad aspect is that a Warner Bros platform fighter could've worked given the legendary studio's filmography and catalog of content they could've used. But unfortunately, the game quickly fell apart with alot of bad decisions that quickly ruined the game such as unbalanced roster, broken hitboxes, terrible online services, ridiculously overpriced skins, and an insanely long unlockable system that is far too time consuming to get the fighters you want. Which is a darn shame as if none of those mistakes were there. The game could've been a success and we would have gotten characters who didn't make it into the game such as Pinky & The Brain, Scooby-Doo (surprisingly he wasn't playable), Spear & Fang (Primal), Samurai Jack, Scorpion (Mortal Kombat), Leonidas (300), Neo (Matrix), Beetlejuice, Courage the Cowardly Dog, and so many others.

"Multiverses had a pretty unique way of leveling the battlepass" proceeds to list the most base-line cookie cut battlepass structure possible, I.E. 'Daily/Weekly/Seasonal challenges that give progress' this is how 99% of battlepasses work, so I don't know why you said this as if its true. It just isn't. "The battlepass didn't just level up organically" This means that your time spent doesn't get rewarded by progress, something that again, 99% of games with battlepasses will do in some way or another just by playing the game. This means that once your challenges are done, you have no way to progress. How is this a positive? Yeah, it encourages you to try different things, but its so restrictive and *only* rewards repetitive clocking in to do your dailies.

As much as the game did flop IF the game comes back and they can support it properly this time, I think it could come back to be a solid fighting game that people would keep playing, I have not touched the game in a long time and on some random days I still get the thought "man Id love to play a couple matches of MVS rn"

I absolutely loved this game, around when it first came out I was in the top 50 best players in the world I was also a Superman main. It makes me sad how it is gone now

As the #15 Jake main, The game was good, i'm sad that It ended like this

My problem wjth Multiverse was his battle pass, I don't have and/or want to spend lot of time, you wouldn't get a lot of xp for the battle pass playing normally unless you do the challenges which some can be annoying and not fun to do. And I don't want to lose cosmetics that I like or if you could get them in the future, you have to grind a lot of money to get it or even worse, making you to pay it with real money.

Multiversus was cool but the people working on it just weren't up to the task. Also, most of the top tiers basically played neutral for you, so it was a frustrating game to play competitively. I would give it another shot if the fabled re-release actually comes together.

I played it quite a bit, for me the moment they changed how the hitboxes and movement worked was a done deal, stopped playing almost instantly

People saying they robbed players with battle pass but obviously they are going to need fundings to keep developing the game when the game itself was free. The pass had good content and the free side wasnt even that bad.

Bugs and Velma were 2 of my favorite characters in any fighting game, i hope I'll be able to play them again someday

Wonderwoman had great hitboxes. Not all of her moves were easy to hit but it felt great when I connected combos. Some other characters had ridiculous hitboxes that always hit me and i felt cheesed most games so I eventually lost interested in the game. Sucks because multiversus had a lot of potential. Maybe they can make a multiversus 2 that's feels more balanced

having a brand new studio try to attempt the live service model was a recipe of disaster. F2P makes the barrier to entry easier but the retention is the same as any paid game. Just because it's free doesn't mean people will keep playing it. In fact, it being free means people have less of a reason to commit. MVS (open beta) shows why the live service model isnt for everyone heck even major developers struggle with it. I'm glad they are taking the time to reassess and actually get their schedule together so that way on relaunch they can actually support the game in a way that maintains momentum. That's the challenge people forget, these games arent reliant on how many play rather how many keep playing. So you have to release content to get players coming back AND the content has to be meaningful and not just content or people won't feel the need to play

Every character feels super janky and floaty. And the hit boxes are a pure mess.

I hope that when the game returns next year, they decide to ditch the live service model and just make Multiversus a regular release. Live service games are dying left and right, so it's safe to say that the business model doesn't work anymore.

They had straight up commercials for what was a "beta".

I feel like their 2024 comeback is gonna be great but I can only wait til it drops again

It never came out on the Switch, I was hyped as hell to play it. It never was playable

When I was trying to get cake the cat it was the most annoying and mind numbing process. The fact that the game would reward you like it was a mobile game only giving you benefits for a few matches if you didn’t play the game was insane

I'm am so tired of battle passes, just do what Smash did, make the full game and THEN create content for a fighter pass that last the year before making another.

finally a good real take! Agreed with everything u said tbh. Now we just wait for 2024 tbh

Notice how the February tweet never explicitly says Season 3 is starting right after Season 2. I bet they where planning on taking the game offline since december.

My only critique would be to throw a hard pass filter on to help with your P's

My biggest thing was it’s a fighting game with no way to block/shield. This game is literally asking you to spam bc they can’t do anything to block it.

I want this and brawl stars, as i collect movies and tv shows, i love playing as those characters.

Before I watch the video, here is my take on why Multiversus died so quickly : Multiversus attempted to do the classic f2p formula which relies on two things : a free-to-play game + a long term live service with free content updates. The thing is, Multiversus at its core lacked incentives for players to keep playing the game over time. Free incentives were almost inexistant : ranked rewards were pretty lame and appealing only for competitive players and apart from a very few skins that required significant grinding, there was no qualitative free rewards accessible to the average player. The battlepass was "ok" but its progression was way too slow, which also contributed to shifting the playerbase from "everyone" to "competitive players only" as the initial launch hype dried out. With those core issues unresolved, Multiversus could have died wayy quicker than it actually died, but it survived for almost 6 month thanks to its super intensive new content release schedule. Every two weeks, new characters and stages kept bringing back players, but returning players would for the most part, try the new content and then stop playing again until the next content drop, because the core issues of the game were still here and unresolved. This lasted until december 2023 when PFG couldn't stand this cranked up release schedule anymore and started putting more time in between each content drop - which made the player count drop significantly as time passed without any new content drop. Of course there was all the little issues like battlepass grind being tedious, game having balancing issues and desync + hitboxes issues at some point - but to be honest, that was never the core issue in my opinion, and were things that really affected the competitive playerbase more than anyone else (which is ironic because at that point, we competitive players were the only ones still playing). I'm deeply convinced the core issue was from the game having nothing to offer to players other than new characters and stages for everyone people to keep playing. I really hope that they reworked the entire core of the game for 2024 - with new gamemodes, as well as redesigned progression and monetization systems.

man is so sad the state of the game, i grinded my jake so much, got a rank 2k best with jake and a 12k best overall, all of that for nothing now

This game would have been better if all the characters were free but the game wasn’t free to play

I feel like what almost every live service game needs (let's be honest here, live service games are not gonna go away and the industry is pushing it to be the next big thing even with all the outrage, so we might as well know what works with it and what doesn't) is just game modes. From what I gather playing Valorant, there's just not enough modes to cater to more of their casual audiences, they even removed some of these modes. I feel like if you're gonna make a limited game mode, it'd be better if it was like a holiday specific mode with its own rewards (okay, maybe limited time rewards is a bad idea considering it's just another way to squeeze money out of the player's pockets). But yeah, it's hard but I feel that a game should cater both to audiences who play the game casually and who play the game competitively. For casual players, they can maybe add a game mode, with random item drops like in Smash Bros, for competitive players, they can strive for a better ranking system and maybe rewarding and incentivising the playerbase to rank up, as well as balancing out the characters.

I don't think any game should be allowed to have a cash shop or a (paid) battlepass while in alpha/beta. By the very nature of a beta, the game is unfinished... So how can a company be allowed to charge for post-launch content for a game that is still being built on the launchpad? AND that's not even mentioning that while Multiversus was TECHNICALLY free-to-play... it was designed around it's premium currency, which is why initially, they were selling "Founders Packs" (between $40 and $100 U.S.), which came with character tokens and gold, letting founders skip the grind for gold to unlock characters, and instead use it on things like perks... And just like we've seen a thousand times before, a studio/publisher pushes an unfinished product out of the door, takes millions of dollars from their playerbase only for the game to shutter its doors so that it can be retooled and revamped... using the money they scammed from their playerbase. I think Steam, Epic, Sony, MS, and Nintendo all need to have rules in place to prevent these video game rug-pulls from happening, because it's only becoming more frequent to the point of becoming the standard/norm. I say, if devs/pubs want to charge for a founders pack/beta access... That's 100% fine. But MTX's, DLC's, Battlepasses, and any other kind of post-sale monetization should be reserved EXCLUSIVELY for finished games because that stops studios from putting more time and resources into their monetization schemes, and instead put that time into actually finishing the game.

In my opinion what killed it for me is not taking advantage of fighting characters they had like samurai Jack, the power puff girls, or even Dexter

The reason I stopped playing were netcode, balancing issues, poor character roster and a lack of polish in some areas. Personally I think those were the main issues, if the game tidied that up before release it would have had much more longevity, I think.

At least it's actually coming back now!

Minor nitpick, they never actually promised season 3. They only said the end of season 2. Nobody is wrong for assuming end of season 2 and start of season 3 would be the same thing, but it isn’t.

Fascinating story. Never did play because it looked way too floaty for me, hard to beat Smash Ultimate for game feel.

Many people prepare for failure, but it’s just as important to prepare for success

Personally quit MV due to balance and the horrible connection to other players. Really seemed like either the game didn’t take region into account aside from “America/Canada”. If you were on the same continent, you connected. And that resulted in terrible lag and disjoints. Between that and some characters insanely massive hit boxes, it become near impossible to play and enjoy at anything above a beginner level.

Christ you sound so similar to me, its so eerie. What mic do you use? Like literally we sound like twins

I will never understand some of jakes moves. like how do you give him a move where he streches up, his hit box DISAPEARS but he still can hit you.

its back and better than ever!

I can't wait for this to come back I miss my LeBron

I am so glad that I downloaded multiversus before it got delisted, i definitely know that my 6yo niece would love to play a smash clone that isn't Nickelodeon all star brawl

I loved this game for the first couple months. But it got so stale and the hit boxes/controls felt slightly off…. Wish it survived and thrived. Great idea.

The problem was balance, I was playing all the way back in alpha, the hitboxes were insanely bad and certain characters just ran everyone else. On launch, this issue persisted. You can't have a healthy game if your core gameplay is that inconsistent. Halfway through season 1, I quit because of that inconsistency. By the time they rolled out the hitbox changes it was way too late, they alienated half of their launch fanbase.

Virgin WB: We are sorry we messed up but we are keeping your money. Chad Rumbleverse devs:we tried to make something fun, it didn't work. Here's a refund. We are sorry. Rumbleverse deserves a comeback more than Multiversus.