If you want to grind dragon balls, just do PQ 12, the Ginyu Force one. A Time Patroller can spawn in the first area you start in, if they don't drop a Key Item just retry until they do, and then complete the quest. Repeat until all seven are yours. It's an easy quest too. Like, you can do it in five minutes or so.

@flstyle: I played that quest like a hundred times and never got it. My friend, on the other hand, got it on like his first or second try. Then we did that quest in online co-op and I got it the first time.

It's bullshit.

I think I've gotten out of the difficulty spike between Frieza and Cell sagas, seem to be doing well without x20 Kaioken. I've completed Vegeta's training and beaten him in the defend Hercule quest so currently I'm rocking an 8 foot Namekian that has

• Full power charge
• Big Bang attack
• X3 Kaioken
• All Clear (which in this is a close range multi-person hitting strike super)

My ultimates are Final Flash and Paralysis. Just started Ginyu training so that I can get to Freiza's Supernova ultimate. Death ball is apparently the best ultimate in the game but Supernova is not far off and looks cooler, should be enough to beat the AI in story at least.

I haven't played any online versus but X20 kaioken is a must for non-super saiyans for the unlimited evasion skills to counter their unlimited supers and ultimates.

@flstyle: no, instant transmission is the must if we're talking about evading ultimates

@hypnotoadbrwowrowrow: ooooo, I forgot that was in the game after using it in the Goku prologue, definitely want that.

Pun intended? :P

I really, REALLY like Final Flash. It deals good damage, has great range, looks cool, and does a great job to thin crowds that try to gang up on you. I have a level 80 Frieza dude and I have still not found an ultimate worthy of replacing it. (And I've got some of the moves you get from Shenron)

hahaha I didn't even realise that.

I think my least favorite part of this game so far is that mentors appear in the city based on RNG. It really sucks when you finish up with one mentor and then can't find another one.

@kerse: A quick way to deal with that is to just go into the PQ character select screen and then immediately back out so that it refreshes the map for you. It's not perfect but its probably the best we got.

I dp think the RNG in general is the worst thing, though. I can deal with the weird translation errors and jank, but running a certain PQ 30+ times in a row just to get a single move to drop nearly broke me. The worst part of it is that not only are your drops based on RNG, but having the events trigger that would lead to you possibly getting that drop are also based on RNG.

That said, this is probably the only game I've played on PS4 since its release and I've even considered getting it on PC. It's good.

@mindbullet: Yeah I agree. I had to run one PQ at least 30 times to advance in Vegeta's mentor quests.

As someone just starting out--how do you advance mentor training? I'm studying under Krillin. All he's said to this point is "use my strike super a bunch, I don't know."

Well, Krillin. If you don't know, I don't know either, bubba.

@historyinrust: I don't know for sure, but I'm pretty sure it goes up a little bit after each story mission/PQ and how much it goes up is based on the rating you got for it. I guess it could be based on the experience you get, but I don't think so since even at high levels it took about the same amount of time for the mentors I've done. You definitely don't have to use the ability they last taught you at all though. I never used some of them and was able to advance.

I'm not sure if there's been any hard evidence yet, but from what I can tell/what I've heard there are several factors that affect your mentor approval.

You can:

-Take your mentor with you on PQs. You can even double up for an extra boost. If Krillin is your mentor for instance, you can fill both of your ally slots with two different versions or 'costumes' of Krillin. There are certain mentors like Frieza who have multiple forms (such as Final Form and Full Power that count as seperate models) though, and I think there are only certain forms that actually count towards your mentor relationship.

-Use their moves in combat. Spam Orin Combo or whatever move you get from them and you'll get a slight boost in your relationship every time you use it (but it has to hit someone/do damage to count).

-Level up. Apparently you'll gain a certain amount of favor with your mentor just by leveling up while under them. I guess the best way to go about this is to make a new character after you've unlocked the rest of your character slots and then run PQ53 a few times.

-Revive your mentor when they get KO'ed in combat. I've heard that you get a small boost every time you do this.

-Talk to them between missions. Another thing I've heard helps. It doesn't do much but every little bit counts. Also, they'll sometimes give you items just because they like you.

Just got this today on PS4. xDarkAssassa1nx (don't judge me) if anyone wants to play!

New DLC was released today btw. Doesn't really seem like it's worth $10 to me. :/

I agree with you, I purchased it anyway because I can't get enough of this game. Hopefully the remaining DLC is fleshed out a bit more. I have a feeling it's still going to be in these small chunks though.

What are you two talking about? Everyone wants to be mentored by Yamcha!

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hahahahahaha

i love me some DBZ whenever i see it, and the last one i played was burst limit on ps3, and played a fair bit. But for the most part they can be bad games, like that really shitty one i had at one point I'm blanking on the name, where you roam around and shit. anyways, IS THIS GAME ACTUALLY GOOD?? it keeps showing up on steam for me and i keep looking at it and i want to buy it but i don't know if i should, but i want to because its dragon ball..... on my pc.. are you guys enjoying it? is it worth 60 bucks?

Yes.