Marvel Rivals Season 6 is going to make sure I grind every single hero thanks to the new Hero Proficiency update

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  • Marvel Rivals Season 6 arrives tomorrow (January 16) and will add a new Hero Proficiency system overhaul
  • The new system will add new hero levels and tiers to achieve
  • Players can earn new rewards, like Dynamic Avatars, Units, nameplates, and more

Marvel Rivals Season 6 is almost here and will introduce an upgraded Hero Proficiency system that will offer all-new rewards.

The next major update for NetEase Games' online hero shooter arrives tomorrow, January 16, adding the long-awaited multi-role Deadpool to the roster, along with a fresh Battle Pass, season event, and more.

Another update comes in the form of a massive Hero Proficiency overhaul, which will increase the level cap on heroes and introduce more tiers and more rewards.

Currently, the system only offers Lord as the highest level, but the update will allow players to grind even more until they reach Count, Colonel, Warrior, Elite, Guardian, and then the top honor of Champion at level 70.

Some of the rewards on offer range from new animated Dynamic Avatars, Units that you can spend in the store on hero skins, Unstable Molecules, nameplates, nameplate frames, titles, badges, and more.

It's a huge improvement on the current system, which offers a few rewards and an alternate avatar to show off your progress; I can't wait to spend an absurd amount of time grinding my favorite heroes further.

For all the major updates, check out our Marvel Rivals season guide for everything you need to know, including roadmap details, release times for Season 6, and more.

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Demi Williams
Demi Williams

Demi is a freelance games journalist for TechRadar Gaming. She's been a games writer for five years and has written for outlets such as GameSpot, NME, and GamesRadar, covering news, features, and reviews. Outside of writing, she plays a lot of RPGs and talks far too much about Star Wars on X.

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