Marvel Rivals is a free-to-play Marvel-themed PvP hero shooter. Compete against others and climb the ranks to prove your skill. This guide explains the Competitive rank reset system.
Table of Contents
- How the Competitive Rank Reset Works
- When the Rank Reset Happens
- All Ranks in Marvel Rivals
- Season Length in Marvel Rivals
How the Competitive Rank Reset Works
At the end of each Marvel Rivals season, your Competitive rank drops seven tiers. For example, ending a season at Diamond I means starting the next at Gold II. If you finish in Bronze or Silver, you'll begin at Bronze III, the lowest rank.
When the Rank Reset Happens
The rank reset occurs at the end of each season. Season 1, starting January 10th (at the time of writing), will be the first to see this reset.
All Ranks in Marvel Rivals
Competitive mode unlocks at player level 10. You earn points to advance through tiers; every 100 points earns you a tier promotion. Here's the full rank structure:
- Bronze (III-I)
- Silver (III-I)
- Gold (III-I)
- Platinum (III-I)
- Diamond (III-I)
- Grandmaster (III-I)
- Eternity
- One Above All (Top 500 Leaderboard)
Even after reaching Grandmaster I, you can continue playing to earn points and reach Eternity and One Above All. One Above All requires a top 500 leaderboard placement.
How Long Do Seasons Last in Marvel Rivals?
While Season 0 was short, future seasons are expected to last approximately three months. New seasons will introduce new heroes (like the Fantastic Four) and maps, giving you ample time to climb the ranks.
