Hero ESP Ultimate Tracking: Best Settings for Every Hero Role

Ultimate timing decides Marvel Rivals team fights. This guide shows how to tune hero ESP ultimate tracking so you bait Ults, peel supports, and push objectives with better information than voice chat alone.

Why Marvel Rivals ultimate tracking wins games

Unlike many shooters, Marvel Rivals swings hard on signature ultimates. Seeing Iron Man, Storm, Scarlet Witch, or Luna Snow charge through walls lets you:

• Hold space instead of overextending into a ready ult.
• Force enemy cooldowns before your own team ults.
• Stack your Ult when theirs is down for free objective time.

Pair ultimate ESP with ability cooldown tracking from our ESP & aimbot setup guide for full fight IQ.

Best hero ESP ultimate tracker settings

• Show percentage — not just “ready.” 80% vs 100% changes whether you challenge a point.
• Color thresholds — muted under 50%, bright from 80–100% so your eye snaps to threats.
• Through-wall visibility — keep ult text readable at mid range; shrink it at long range to reduce clutter.
• Team filter — enemies only in Competitive unless you practice with allies.

Recommended ESP focus by role

Vanguard (tanks)

Watch enemy tank and support ults before you walk main. Your job is space — do not donate Ult value into a counter-ult you could have seen on ESP.

Duelist (DPS)

Track dive targets’ escape and support ults. Prioritize finishing low heroes when their pocket Ult is on cooldown.

Strategist (supports)

Ultimate ESP tells you when to save your own Ult for a trade and when to hard peel. Combine with team composition ESP so you know if the enemy runs double dive.

Callouts that convert ESP into rank

Information only helps if your stack hears it. Short callouts beat essays:

• “Storm 90 — hold for 10.”
• “Luna no ult, push cart.”
• “Magik ult ready left flank.”

For climb routines that use ESP beyond ults, read how to climb ranks with Marvel Rivals cheats.

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