NetEase reverses bans on macOS, Linux players of ‘Marvel Rivals’
“Marvel Rivals” developer NetEase will reverse 100-year bans imposed on players who used emulation software to play the game on Mac and other platforms.
Marvel Rivals features an anti-cheat system similar to that on other popular Windows games. Such tools can get removed or disabled as part of the process of porting games to a new platform.
NetEase, the developer of the game, announced that it would be reversing the bans in a future update. The announcement was made on a Discord server.
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