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Many more stages for local multiplayer with the camera adjusted to fit all action on a single screen.

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New minigame called Hero Colosseum after the free 1.08.00 Update DLC.

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In addition to the Patroller Academy, there is an offline Battle mode called Training which acts as the game's one-on-one practice mode.

Elder Kai can be spoken to take on Challenge Quests which act as tutorials for various fighting mechanics. Some lessons require the player to have reached a certain class. However certain masters are only available after reaching a certain point in the story or advancing to a higher class by passing an Advancement Test. Players can train under Instructors other than their currently selected one allowing them to train without having to change Instructors. Additionally the training system has been improved greatly from Xenoverse as Instructors spawn in specific locations and are marked on the map.

Players can train under various Instructors at the Patroller Academy.

Next-gen visuals bring the Dragon Ball anime experience to life.

Each playable race will have different rewards for their missions.

New characters and boss fights, including various characters from the DBZ moviesand Dragon Ball Super.

Players can also acquire different types of vehicles for traveling through Conton City.

This ability, however, is not available from the start of the game and will be gained afterwards.

Unlike the previous game, players can now fly in certain areas of the hub world.

300 players can be online at the same time on one server, and all players can undertake quests, enter fights, shop, and more in Conton City.

The main hub, Conton City, is 7 times bigger than Toki Toki City from the previous installment.

To fight them, Time Patrollers will gather in a huge new city that is 7 times bigger than “Toki Toki City” from the previous game, called “Conton City”. New and powerful foes coming from DBZ movies (such as Slug, Turles, Cooler, and Janemba) will do their best to succeed in their wicked deeds. The story hints at some heavier themes, with Trunks in particular struggling with the opportunity to change some painful events from his past, but most of it is lightheartedly played for laughs, which feels just a little bit hokey at times.As history is being attacked and altered by evil intruders, players will have to become Time Patrollers in order to protect the Past and the Future of the Dragon Ball world. Stepping in to right them means fighting some of the show’s most iconic battles, which even as someone with a less-than-complete knowledge of Dragon Ball, was a fun way to get an anime history lesson. Two new antagonists and their masked lapdog are sowing chaos throughout the Dragon Ball Z timeline, changing key moments that fans will remember well. Back to the FutureThough the story won’t exactly set the world on fire, it does manage to serve as both a plausible excuse to send you on a trip through DBZ history and a sidestory that could conceivably fit into the series’ established lore. On the whole, though, Xenoverse 2 captures the spectacle of DBZ bouts while keeping things manageable. Since some commands require character-relative directional inputs, this can lead to frustrating missed attacks at the worst possible moments. The camera is downright unruly at times too, in its over-zealous attempts to keep up with the action. “Some of my enthusiasm is dampened by the wet-mop hit effects, which rob even the beefiest looking combos of much of their sense of impact.

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