Callout watches your Marvel Rivals VOD and grades your whole game across every dimension, then shows you what to work on. Hero composition, ultimate economy, positioning, target priority, cover usage, cooldown trading, and role execution, all analyzed with timestamped evidence from your actual footage.
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Missing a Vanguard, no Strategist pairing, and the team-up bonuses you passed on weren't minor, they flip fights. Composition is decided before the first shot. Most players never audit it.
You fired. Nothing died. The enemy team walked away at full health because your teammates weren't ready and the targets weren't right. Coordinated ults wipe teams. Solo ults feed ult charge.
Marvel Rivals maps are full of geometry that neutralizes incoming damage. Players who never learn to use cover between presses are mechanically handicapping themselves with zero upside.
Bad target priority is the single biggest amplifier of team DPS loss, and it's almost never what players think they're doing wrong.
Submit a screen recording or exported clip of your Marvel Rivals match. MP4 and MKV work cleanly. Any match length, any role. The quality of your recording determines the depth we can go.
Pass one scans every frame for Marvel Rivals-specific events: hero abilities firing, ultimates deployed, dive timing, positioning relative to cover, target selections, and role behavior. Pass two goes deep on the critical moments with your game's rubric injected.
You get a comprehensive Marvel Rivals report: an overall grade, a sub-grade for every coaching dimension, recurring patterns with timestamps, and one clear strength. No generic tips. No fluff. Evidence from your footage.
Every dimension below is graded separately from your footage, with timestamped evidence. This is not a generic scorer. It's a Marvel Rivals-specific rubric built on how the game actually works.
Did your composition cover the right roles, and did you activate team-up bonuses when available? This is decided before the first shot is fired. A bad comp can't be outplayed, only mitigated.
Ultimates fired alone are wasted. Ultimates fired in coordinated bursts wipe teams. Learn to hold, read the room, and combo. Callout grades every ult you fired, when you fired it, and whether the timing was correct.
Where you stand determines whether your mechanics matter at all. Dive at the wrong moment and you feed. Dive at the right one and you win the fight. Callout tracks your position on every key engagement.
Killing a Vanguard is three times harder than killing a Strategist for one third of the impact. Correct target order amplifies your whole team's output. Most players get this wrong every game and never notice.
The geometry on every Marvel Rivals map is your best defensive tool. Using it between ability presses doubles your survivability with zero mechanical skill required. Callout maps your exposure time against available cover on each fight.
Every ability on your kit is either a life or a kill. Players who spend everything immediately die with nothing left when the fight turns. Callout grades your ability timing and cooldown discipline over the full match.
Your job is to be in front, absorb pressure, and peel for your Strategists. A Vanguard playing like a Duelist leaves the team fully exposed. Callout grades frontline positioning, peel responsiveness, and pressure absorption separately.
Duelists must convert dives into kills and get out clean. Strategists must keep Vanguards alive and rez promptly. Two roles, two very different failure modes. Callout evaluates each against the standard that actually matters for that role.
Illustrative sample. All grades and patterns are representative of what the system produces, not a specific user's data.
Solo Ultimate Deployment At 4:22, 11:07, and 19:40, you fired your ultimate with no Vanguard presence and your Strategist mid-rez. All three fired alone. Zero team wipes resulted. The 19:40 use was immediately followed by an enemy coordinated ult that killed your whole team because your cooldown was spent. Holding for 4-6 more seconds on each of these changes the outcome.
Strategist Targeting Missed In 5 of 7 extended fights you continued attacking the enemy Vanguard while the opposing Luna Snow was exposed and at 40-60% health. Each time you ignored her, she cycled a heal burst that negated the damage your team had built up. Shifting priority to the Strategist on those sequences eliminates the sustain that was keeping the fight alive against you.
Cooldown Front-Loading On 6 separate dives you deployed every ability in the first 2.5 seconds of engagement, then finished the fight or died on zero cooldowns with 8+ seconds before anything refreshed. Spacing your kit across the engagement extends your threat window and gives you an escape option when the fight shifts.
Strength: Dive Entry Timing Your dive initiations are timed correctly in 5 of 7 attempts. You're reading Vanguard cooldown windows and entering when shield coverage is down. That's a high-ceiling habit that will pay off increasingly as you fix the target priority and ult economy issues above.
Callout accepts any standard video file of your Marvel Rivals gameplay: screen recordings, OBS captures, Shadow clips, or exported footage. MP4 and MKV work cleanest. The AI reads every frame, so the quality of your recording determines how deep the analysis goes. Higher resolution and stable frame rate produce richer evidence in the report.
Callout is built for players from Bronze through Diamond. The grading dimensions it evaluates, composition, ultimate economy, positioning, target priority, cover usage, cooldown discipline, and role execution, are relevant at every rank below top 500. The grading scale calibrates to what's realistic for your bracket. If you're already in Grandmaster, you'll still get a useful report, but the gaps it surfaces will be tighter.
Yes. Callout grades role-specific execution for all three roles separately. A Vanguard gets evaluated on frontline presence, pressure absorption, and peel for Strategists. A Duelist is graded on dive conversion rate and clean exits. A Strategist is assessed on healing uptime, positioning relative to the frontline, and rezzing responsiveness. Each role has distinct failure modes and Callout surfaces them distinctly rather than applying a generic scorer.
Pro VODs show you what high-level play looks like. They don't show you where YOUR game diverges from it, or why. You can watch a pro hold their ultimate for a coordinated burst every video and still not realize you're wasting yours solo every game, because nobody told you it was happening. Callout watches your footage specifically, timestamps your actual habits, and grades every dimension so you know which area to address first.
Callout analyzes Conquest, Domination, and Convoy game modes. Competitive VODs tend to produce the richest coaching reports because role pressure and team-up coordination are highest. But the grading dimensions apply equally to quick play, and quick play footage is a good starting point if you're working on a specific habit before bringing it into ranked.
