How to Toast another player in MultiVersus
Check out our guide on Toasting another player in MultiVersus, along with the benefits it brings to be Toasted.
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The Toasting feature is a great way of showing respect to other players after finishing a match, but it also comes with some cool benefits, making it a worthwhile thing to do in MultiVersus. So, learn all about the benefits that come with Toasting.
How to Toast another player
You can Toast other players in MultiVersus as a signal of your respect or admiration after a match has finished. Toast itself is an item in the game you can purchase for Gold from the Collections menu, or earn by completing tiers of the premium and free battle pass.
Toasting a player will notify them that you have done so, while also rewarding them with 20 Gold. This is useful as the characters themselves cost Gold, and while you only receive a small reward for being Toasted, it adds up over time if other players continue to Toast you.
To Toast another player, you will first need to face them or be on their team, in an online match. Once the match has finished and the winner is declared, you will all be taken to a stats screen that shows everyone's player banner and includes the total amount of KOs and damage each player dished out.
If you have some Toast (which is shown by a counter in the top-right of the screen), there will be a button above the other player's banners that says "give toast," and clicking this will give them the Toast and inform them that they have been Toasted.
You can also see if you have been Toasted during this screen, as it will pop up in the top right corner with the name of the Toastee. It's also worth noting there are a fair few challenges and even some achievements right now that are associated with Toasting, so it's worth doing for the free Gold you earn from completing challenges.
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