Warner explains how the free character rotation works in MultiVersus

The open beta of the fighting title is available from Tuesday and is a complete hit on PC and consoles.

MultiVersus It’s the feeling of the last days. Free to play fighting game Warner Bros. It is a complete success if we look at Open beta player numberswhich launches Tuesday on PC, PlayStation and Xbox, and allows us to try out different maps and control different characters.

About these there have been doubts among the players, ever since Warner commented that he will carry out free rotation letter, to explain what it consists of. Explanation, posted to the game’s Discord server by Community Manager Nikki Grantham and picked up by VGCShows that there will always be Four free characters Unlocked, no matter what we bought.

Free characters will change every 2 weeksrotation every two weeks The fact that this functionality is implemented is intended to enable players to test out competing characters online without having to purchase them (or decide whether to do so). In addition, they confirm from Warner that, unlike previous tests, Progress will be preserved From this open beta, all content will be moved to newer versions. Likewise, the progress we make with players in rotation will also be preserved when we buy them.

We’ll have to track this MultiVersus, which happens to nothing Warner’s Most Successful Edition up to date. The open beta version of the title will continue to be updated on computers and consoles and receive new content in the form of Balance settings And the squad’s new fighters, such as the newly merged LeBron James.

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