Marvel Rivals is officially out now and available for free to players on both consoles and PC, but the hero shooter's long-awaited launch hasn't come without its issues, including problems with microtransaction purchases - but never fear, NetEase Games has swooped in with a solution and 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Marvel Rivals codes for some free cosmetics to boot.
Dear Rivals,We have noticed that some players are encountering purchase issues on Steam.To fix this problem, please check the following settings:1. Exit the game and restart Steam.2. Check if the Steam Overlay is enabled in your settings.3. If the problem persists, please… pic.♐twitter.com/UF7xGh9mJB
Fans playing 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Marvel Rivals on may be aware of a problem with making purchases for the game - and it seems the developers are, too. Addressing the issue in a recent online, NetEase explains that the team has "noticed that some players are encountering" a setback while trying to make purchases and outlines a set of guidelines to follow if in need of a fix. These include restarting Steam and enabling Valve's overlay.
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