My Hero Ultra Rumble has been out for a few weeks now. Since then, the title has seen countless maintenances that have aimed to fix different bugs in the game. Unfortunately in the most recent one, things didn’t go exactly how it was planned. While some adjustments and new content were added, a new revive glitch in Ultra Rumble has made an appearance as well.
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After the most recent update, players are unable to respawn teammates due to a My Hero Ultra Rumble revive glitch. This bug can occur on all platforms and isn’t just restricted to one system. There are different ways for this glitch to appear in-game. Once a player has collected a revive token, it won’t show up as collected in-game. This causes the revive card to take up space as the player isn’t allowed to revive their teammate. A video of this has been posted by Reddit user h0yrret.
Another version of this glitch is that a teammate’s revive token will either teleport across the map when they die or end up under it. This makes it unreachable eradicating any hope of them respawning. There are several posts and comments made about the My Hero Ultra Rumble revive glitch on the game’s Reddit page. There has been no official confirmation on this issue by the development team at this time.
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