Legendary fighting game competitor Justin Wong has been dominating the Marvel vs Capcom Fighting Collection, revisiting his MvC2 glory days and climbing the ranked ladder. Unfortunately, his overwhelming skill level has led many players to throw in the towel and request refunds for the game.
The absence of crossplay in the MvC collection is a significant drawback and one of the most criticized elements of the game. However, Justin Wong leverages this limitation to his advantage, currently holding the top rank on both PlayStation and PC, with his eyes set on the Switch next. No platform appears to be immune to his prowess.
This dominance is not surprising, given that JWong is a 7-time EVO champion in MvC2 and one of the most accomplished fighting game veterans. His exceptional skills carry over to virtually every fighting game he engages with.
Such skills result in players refunding the game after encountering him on the ranked ladder.
People been saying I have been causing people to refund the gameI thought ppl enjoyed playing with me until pic.twitter.com/DQUPiBfJDY
— Justin Wong (@JWonggg) September 13, 2024
Here are some Steam reviews from players reflecting on their matches against JWong:
“Ran into someone online named Wazzler. The Iron Man combo he did gave me enough time to get dinner started for my family. 10/10.” To note, The Wazzler is Justin Wong.
“Wazzler and Imagine players made online matches unplayable,” stated another Steam user.
“Imagine getting off work excited to unwind by playing some childhood classics. Hopping online for casual fun and facing Justin Wong as your first opponent,” commented another.
Matchmaking issues are a primary reason players are requesting refunds for the MvC Fighting Collection. Many users are reporting long queue times, despite a substantial player base on Steam, including JWong and notable creators like Maximilian.
PC version some lobbies/matchmaking are broke. It needs a patch badly. It’s easily the #1 problem with the game right now. https://t.co/ugzJzRvedV
— Maximilian Dood (@maximilian_) September 14, 2024
Players who manage to join matches often find themselves facing intense competition like Justin. For instance, video clips highlight him battling lesser-ranked opponents online.
While all players start somewhere, newcomers could easily find themselves matched against one of the greatest players in history. Beware The Wazzler!
The developers have confirmed plans to patch multiplayer, but this issue underscores a more significant challenge for a classic fighting game collection, making it nearly inaccessible for new players.
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