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Marvel Rivals: The Thing’s Secret Power Play

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Sumit Kushwaha
Sumit Kushwaha, is an Assistant Editor specialising in coverage of eSports and gaming. He tracks the latest developments by reporting around global events from the segment...
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The Thing has been smashing through Marvel Rivals for a while now. Players are still figuring out the best ways to use him. But guess what? A brand-new trick just dropped, and it makes him even more powerful.

A Reddit user, u/MEMO_12G recently posted a game-changing move. It’s a sneaky technique that lets The Thing catch enemies off guard. The result? A total game-changer.

So here’s The Thing… new tech!
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The Trick That Makes The Thing Overpowered

Here’s the deal: it’s all about using The Thing’s movement skills the right way. The key? Combining his abilities mid-air for a devastating surprise attack.

How It Works:

  • Find a jump pad or a high ground spot.
  • Use The Thing’s Yancy Street Charge ability to launch forward.
  • Land on an elevated object—like a rooftop or a box near the capture point.
  • Cancel the charge mid-air to stay floating.
  • Activate Clobberin’ Time while hovering. But don’t drop just yet.
  • Wait for enemies to gather below.
  • Crash down and stun everyone—giving your team an easy win.

Why This Trick Works So Well

It’s all about mind games. When enemies hear The Thing’s ultimate ability, they usually back off. But since the ability doesn’t trigger right away, they think you misclicked. They move closer, trying to take you down.

Big mistake.

Because the moment they’re in range? Boom. You land. They’re stunned. Your team cleans up. Easy team fight win.

Pro Tips for Maximum Impact

Want to master this trick? Here’s how:

  • Test it on different maps – Tokyo 2099: Shin-Shibuya is perfect, but there are more spots to explore.
  • Coordinate with teammates – Let them know when you’re about to drop for a synchronized attack.
  • Perfect your timing – The key is landing when the most enemies are in range.

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Sumit Kushwaha, is an Assistant Editor specialising in coverage of eSports and gaming. He tracks the latest developments by reporting around global events from the segment covering key individuals, breakthrough technologies and news shaping the future of industry. With a keen interest in gaming, he regularly reviews the latest game launches highlighting the pros and cons helping users with key inputs.