Marvel Rivals is being sexualized to the extent that I had to stop playing due to moral and religious reasons. 

Marvel Rivals is a great game, no question about it. Its gameplay is extremely fun, and being able to play as your favorite heroes is an amazing experience. The game does have one big dealbreaker for me, and that is the rather skanky skins. 

NetEase has been releasing skin after skin for both their male and female heroes that are WAY over sexualised. It has become a trend for them to make skins that are wearing so little clothing that it has labeled the game as a "gooner game" both inside and outside the fanbase.

I played the game from season 1.5 to season 3, where I had to stop playing it because I couldn't go one full game without seeing soft pornography.  This is a shame because I do genuinely like Marvel Rivals, and I wish I could play it without having to deal with the sheer amount of borderline Hentai.

This is a game that I want to share and recommend to my family and friends, but I simply can't because of all these crazy, over sexualised skins.

TL;DR, Marvel Rivals has a gooner problem that has pushed away me and a lot of people I know from playing the game. 

I do have an idea for a solution, though I'm not quite sure how it would affect the comunity I think it could be worth trying. I want a setting to filter out "suggestive skins." This would set all enemy and ally skins to their default skin. 

I understand how this could be an issue for some Marvel Rivals players. It would suck if you spent money on a skin and nobody else could see it; however, I know when I buy skins, I do it because I want to use them, not because I want to show off to the rest of the lobby. 

I acknowledge this isn't a perfect solution, but a large portion of the fanbase (including myself and a lot of my friends) are alienated from the game, all because we don'tt want to play a game this sexual.

I think everyone should be able to enjoy the game as they choose, and I'm hoping that this will cause NetEase to see the people who they may be making uncomfortable with their choices on how they make their skins.