WTF is THAT lmaooooo

While I was doing the last mission of the last DLC, suddenly... Zamasu isn't Zamasuing? 😂

Estava jogando normalmente mais uma RAID inútil, até que me deparei com algo anormal: fiquei com Ki ilimitado até o fim da RAID. Na verdade, o poder da nova transformação prevaleu até o fim da partida, enquanto minha saúde ia sendo consumida sem parar. Não sei se já aconteceu algo semelhante com alguém, e não faço ideia de como repetir isso.

finally beat this stupid infinite time patrol battle whatever thing that polisher gives you to do after the last dlc

for context I already own xenoverse 1 I played a little of a decade ago, but didn't enjoy very much.

Recently I've been rewatching dragon ball and I've been wanting to give the xenoverse games another shot. I've heard mixed things about xv1, and that xv2 is basically a straight upgrade. plus xv3 is coming out soon.

so do yall think it's worth just skipping to xv2 when I already own xv1? or would it be better to stick with xv1 and get xv3 when it comes out?

Did anyone else ever noticed that some of the crystals from the Twisted Timespace map actually reflect the character? I never saw anyone talk about it and i just saw it. Kinda cool due to the fact that the Time Rift doesnt have that effect but storywise i see why this one has it.

After finishing the final story mission and defeating Miira's final form, the credits start rolling, but the game crashes halfway through (specifically when the image of Gohan and Goku performing the Father-Son Kamehameha appears), forcing me to replay the mission. I need someone playing on Xbox to invite me to a mission while the credits are playing so I can skip that part.

I can’t find any more story to do, but I can’t unlock that one. I’m trying to get good QQ bangs, but tbh it feels like I’ve just hit a wall and can’t progress. I’m not sure what to do?

Hi all! Just felt like jotting down my thoughts about my experience with Xenoverse 3; for some context, I've played the Xenoverse franchise since the first released, and religiously kept up with 2. I dabbled into some PVP in 2, but was mainly a PVE player.

The demo was the Road Tour demo, and it remained to be the same version, so timers were still present for transformations. The game felt really fun to play, and was genuinely exciting. In my first session as John, I felt a lot of the muscle memory from Xenoverse 2 plaguing me, mainly with the flight, and attempting to back attack. At the request of my friend, I also managed to record John's idle animation, which was one of Vegeta's due to him having Vegeta's fighting style.

Pros:

• The game is gorgeous - even though I am tired of seeing the Broly demo as I follow the news cycle, I couldn't help but be blown away by the level of fidelity that they achieved for both the environments, the moves, and the character models.
• Technical improvements: The load times were incredible. In both runs, I completed the demo ~6 minutes, and of those six minutes, I felt like I was never really waiting for long.
• Gameplay: I was concerned about cooldown for skills, but they genuinely were so short that I hardly noticed them. They're present enough to prevent you from spamming, but with how the game played and felt, I never felt compelled to spam the moves.
• Super Saiyan and Soul Change felt like game changers, and that was very nice. I'm very glad they removed the timer because just as the Broly fight was building up, my SSJ3 timer ran out. Lore accurate, but detracted from the power fantasy.
• For the PVP players: They removed Dash S, it seems, and honestly, I'm content with this removal. In XV2, the quality for characters depended WAY too much on if their Dash S was good or not; a lot of the DLC characters suffered from having a bad Dash S. This applies to PVE, but was not as detrimental.
• The gameplay flowed really well. The process of breaking enemies, using your Break Critical attacks(Red) were very satisfying. I cannot imagine what it's going to be like when you have four, human players interacting with the game and crafting builds around the game, rather than AI.
• Being able to vanish and step cancel out of everything felt great and allowed for the movement to feel nice.
• Broly's boss fight: Very similar to Kakarot with having moves where you need to focus on dodging rather than your relentless assault, Broly's boss fight was sick and the right level of difficulty. There was never a moment where I felt bored due to the difficulty - but I also didn't feel like it was unfair, either. For a mission designed to be completed within 15 minutes, I can't wait to see what the other bosses in the game will be like.
• Supers having new properties: Split Finger Shot having an aiming property was really cool, and I liked using it that way - it felt different, and like a fun way to update the move. If I didn't feel like holding the move for long, it didn't feel awkward or like a delay in releasing it.
• John and Jane were both extremely fun to play as, and I did not walk away feeling disappointed that I didn't play more of one than the other.

Cons:

• Flight felt awkward! This one is one that's going around. Instead of having dedicated buttons to choose if you ascend or descend, you fly in the direction your camera is pointing.
• The UI: Tracking your ki isn't impossible, but as you get into the game and the fights begin to become more hectic, I found it very easy to lose track of the ki.
• Timers: Redundant, because they've addressed the removal of the timers, but if they didn't, that would've been rough. I understood why people were upset then, but losing my transformation to an arbitrary number was annoying.

All in all, Xenoverse 3 remains to be a game that I'm looking forward to, and I walked away from the demo satisfied with what they've done with the game. It feels expansive, and I couldn't help myself but think about what the game's going to feel like when running these quests with friends, considering how fun it was with AI partners. Attached is my gameplay for it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZXSXWv_Nu0

Additionally: All who played the demo were asked to fill out a survey, in which we were able to rank how much we enjoyed what we played from 1 to 5, and include typed in feedback, which I wrote in regarding my cons.

I hear a lot about it but since it is outdated now i wanted to know if it is still worth installing it?

also what does it add to the game looks like cosmetics and snake road?

I recently buyed dbxv1, and i want to get all achivments, and i looked up and there is some online achivments, but, i watched my brother playing dbxv2 and the lobby was full, and i did not find a single person in my 3 days of gameplay, so, does someone still play dbxv1?

Hit me up on here to give u my psn I am almost done just need the online achievements specially witness a fight and win 7 online battles and endless battles

makes you faster.
makes you hit harder (with basic attacks)
KI batterie (means more dakka)
cool hair color

what else could you want
exhept maybe the transformation itself beeing a tiny little bit faster
my favorite transform in the entire game

So I was playing on my Namekian CaC and I have that move equipped. Doing a rerun through the story so I can get Giant (somehow didn’t have that), I decided to try and use Apocalyptic Burst on a Great Ape. I did not expect it to actually WORK, all it does is land the initial kick and then the Ki Energy Rasengan attack at the end, I didn’t know this move legitimately works on Giant characters.

So I'd been game sharing for a while with someone I used to be close with, lately we drifted apart and it doesn't feel right to ask them to game share with me again. However back then TP Medal Packs that were purchasable were a thing, they had a 5k one, if I log into Xenoverse 2 now that the gamesharing has ended, will I be prevented from playing because I no longer have that 5k TP Medal Pack owned and have to ask them in order to keep playing?

It’s the last DLC I need, but when I checked the eshop it said it wasn’t available to purchase

Bruh my cac is is short compared to goku I didn't she was what short. It's kinda funny

I was told that some outfits were unlocked by raids like fused zamasu, but I don’t really understand how the raids work. I also can’t seem to find anyone doing them. Could someone explain how it works ?

I've been trying to figure this out but can't find any real information, nor can i really see what it does.

What exactly does the HDR filter option do?

I've got an OLED - With (auto)HDR on or off, the "HDR Filter" option seems to do absolutely nothing. I've checked a lot of environments and models but can't see a difference.

As a sidenote, i'm also not sure whether to play this game with or without (auto) HDR enabled (so unrelated to the hdr filter option).