Get Yourself A Master
Last, but most certainly not least, is the fact that you aren’t going to just get better on your own. There are some seriously powerful moves available in Dragon Ball XenoVerse that you should definitely try to get your hands on. The thing is, most of the really good ones are locked behind the fighters that perfected them. This is a pretty cool way to get moves such as the Ginyu Squads fighting poses, and variants of the fan-favorite Kamehameha into your skill bank.
What you’ll want to do is pick one of the dozen masters available (you unlock them over time) and complete whatever challenges they give you. None of them are particularly difficult, but you should know that you can’t just complete all of their challenges in one shot. You can only have one master at a time, and each master will make you “increase your power” before giving you the next challenge. They all have 4 skills to teach you, and even have some sweet loot at the end of your training.
It is well worth putting some time into if you want to be the best fighter that Dragon Ball XenoVerse allows you to be. Maybe you can surprise an unsuspecting opponent online by having a rather confusing mix of some of the most powerful skills and abilities available in the game. Not only that, but you’ll also be able to stand your ground against some of the games later enemies.
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For more information on Dragon Ball XenoVerse check out the game’s official site. Also be sure to check out Twinfinite’s review.
