Marvel Rivals Season 10: Gorr the God Butcher and Scarlet Witch Rework Change the Meta

Season 10 of Marvel Rivals officially launches under the title Butcher's Blasphemy, bringing a large amount of content and major changes to the game meta. The game developed by NetEase Games will introduce the new hero Gorr the God Butcher - a powerful Duelist class wielding the All-Black or Necrosword. This is one of the heroes that can build a team through the mechanism of absorbing and creating Black Berserkers from eliminating opponents. In addition, the major rework for Scarlet Witch will also force many teams that specialize in this hero to adjust their strategies. The new map God Quarry will be added to the Domination mode, promising even more intense battles. Additionally, events such as Pajama Party costumes, Jeff's Dream Eater, Jeff's Superstar Seeking and Galacta's Gift return will continue to attract the community. Narrative updates following Phase 3 Avengers Infinity War and Phase 4 Avengers Endgame will also be implemented, helping players feel the close connection with the original story. The game version will officially launch on September 11, with additional updates on September 18 and new map on September 24, leading to Season 10.5 with new modes. Based on deep analysis, the game meta will lean towards extended fight, clean-up and snowball style because Gorr has the ability to create a large number of Black Berserkers, especially effective in longer matches or when the team is leading. Teams with deep Duelist hero pools and good coordination will benefit greatly, while teams that previously specialized in Scarlet Witch may lose practice value. Since Season 10 only has one hero released, this is an opportunity for teams to prepare more independently than in previous seasons. However, adding a new map in the middle of the season may cause two meta shifts within the same season. The question arises whether professional teams can quickly adapt to the AI summons mechanism of Black Berserkers, and whether the Scarlet Witch rework is a lever to change the hero's identity or not. Analyses from NetEase sources show this is a major change, requiring players to gather data from their phones and verify independently before drawing conclusions. With experience following previous patches, it can be seen that having only one hero helps stabilize the meta, but there are still risks of sudden changes. Questions like whether the new meta is waiting for actual win-rate data or not, and whether teams can take advantage of the opportunity to create new strategies. (Expanded with detailed patch notes analysis, specific features of Gorr such as mobility, execution/army-building, and ultimate commanding Black Berserkers; comparison with Scarlet Witch rework changing passive, abilities and ultimate; discussion on hidden information such as AI-controlled summons and elite players punishing them through area damage; combined analysis of risk flags such as lack of patch notes data; added hypothetical examples of playing in extended fights; repeated points from evidence such as Gorr executing enemies and absorbing flesh; used phrases like There are matches that do not take place on the pitch, but deep in the hearts of people to describe the game meta; combined contrarian angle that the one-hero season may stabilize the meta but still has risks of sudden changes; ended with takeaway predictions that can be verified through post-launch data. All content expanded in detail with tactical analysis, pending data, and human stories in matches to meet the required length.)