Works for any transformable charcters: just start in base and put this custom on the form you would like to transform into and use and you should be fineĪnd health up S then i transform to super saiyan which has the above custom.Īs one who played RB2 until things got F****** ridiculous with spamming and uberitems, Someone who is truly good is someone who doesn't do the same thing over and over, uses tactics and being unpredictable, and is beast enough to not even nKBVlkfbvjzDSBVkjfbkvb akijb V j/zsdbjb /jdzb /j bv/jeed items in a fight against someone who does. Ki restricted( because your ultimate is powered down anyway) If you don't have a 360 then here's my custom setup: If you're new to the game and have it for 360, send me a friend request, my gt:OM3N WARHORSE Sure, don't know if you ever got your question answered but if you didn't, i'm among the top players in Raging Blast 2 and i can help. Thanks! CJSTRO14 talk contribs 23:08, J(UTC) Hey, whoever is beast on Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2 online freestyle, would you mind sharing your best custom setups here? Be sure to add what character that is. The online can fun though, especially with friends, but only the hardcore-fans of the anime will truly love DB: Raging Blast 2.Forum → Raging Blast 2 Best Custom Setup? Overall, I did enjoy the game for what it was, but it just gets boring overtime. I'm not a hardcore-fan but I still love the Dragon Ball franchise, I grew up with its ridiculously long battles, super-powerful moves and characters that grew a bit stronger throughout the series. It's a shame to say it too, considering I enjoyed the previous Dragon Ball games. The music isn't all that great either, some of it is okay but the majority of it isn't very memorable. Again, I wish the developers spent more time on the fighting mechanics. The game modes don't offer a lot changes to them either, for the combat mechanics are still basically the same in all of them.
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You can mash buttons and hold block all you want, but if you're looking to unlock everything in the game, especially the full character roster, then you'll need to face some of the harder AI opponents and they are what make the game mostly frustrating.Īnother problem is that a lot of the characters play very similar and some feel exactly the same with a slightly altered appearance. The combat is no doubt frustrating and can take quiet a while just to learn the basics. The combat mechanics are complicated, which makes combos a little complex. Players are given a decent number of characters from the start, but if you want to unlock the full roster of characters, you'll be spending hours and hours playing various mode just to get them all. I just wish Namco put a little more effort into the level designing. However, the level designs feel clunky and poorly done, but in a way still look as generic as they did in the anime's fight scenes. The characters are animated really well and their voices are on par with the anime.
The aesthetics of the game are true to the anime, which is great for fans.
Most of which can unlock either items to enhance your characters, new super moves, more characters, costumes, music, concept art, movies and levels.
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There is also a variety of different modes to play in both offline and online. Little things like that is what makes the game feel like the anime.ĭB: Raging Blast 2 features a huge roster of characters, each voiced by both their original Japanese and English voice actors. Some characters scream while they power up their KI meter and depending on the relationships between the characters, you'll hear little dialogues between them throughout the battles. The fights can be taken back and forth from ground to air, along with ridiculously powerful moves, fan-favorite character transformations and huge over-the-top ultimate attacks. The game feels similar to a lot of other fighting games, however it does has a bit of twists to it that makes it feel like Dragon Ball.
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