Spider-Man DLC not getting story missions in Marvel’s Avengers

In just one week, Spider-Man will finally join in marvel avengers As a PlayStation exclusive. But unlike the previous downloadable content, players shouldn’t expect a friendly web player to come around with their own little campaign. according to Avengers Game Director Philip Terrain, the new update will not add any new story missions for the character.

Thereen shared the news during a recent interview with IGN. This contrasts with the previous DLC featuring Kate Bishop and Black Panther, both of whom got their own story missions. But Therien made it clear that because Spidey is only available to PlayStation users, the developers don’t want other players to feel left out by adding a new set of missions that can only be experienced on a single console. This is also the reason for the new with great power The update comes as a “champion event” and not an operation or expansion.

On the same day Spider-Man hit the PS4 and PS5 systems, Square Enix and Crystal Dynamics will also be released Avengersfirst raid, Contrasting sound, which features the return of Klaw and will be available to play on all major consoles.

“We want to put our effort into content that everyone can enjoy, so we’ve chosen to spend a lot of our energy on the Klaw raid that will come out at the same time,” Terrin said. “Really this is a simple decision for us. Spider-Man can play all the content, but then we release a portion of the content that is good on all platforms. It really was a decision that was made that way from the start.”

Spider-Man will join the character roster for marvel avengers Next Tuesday, November 30th.

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