Are you tired of the same story in every DBZ game?

[Xeogran]

Beet in Dragon Ball Heroes literally plays a video game (though it still takes place in the Dragon World), so anything is possible there. In Hero Mode in Ultimate Blast, however, the fights take place in the real world.

I know that, but he's still too overpowered in the animation trailers regardless. If they want it to make sense, they should have introduced some new forms to him, and currently Beat should be up to SSJ4. The trailers still don't make sense, with Goku having to turn into stronger levels to take on somebody that a certain SSJ boy can.

It won't be fun looking at Gogeta SSJ4 and Beat (As equals) team up against Omega Shenron. Ironically, the only villain to create hell for the Heroes main cast was Broly. I don't know why, but he seems more overpowered than anybody else, when it comes to DBH.

Regardless, in both Heroes and UT the power levels are messed up in my opinion :/

[DBZGTKOSDH]

The trailers also take place in the video game world, since we see Beet "getting inside the game".

[Xeogran]

The trailers also take place in the video game world, since we see Beet "getting inside the game".

I know that too, but isn't "that world" a normal Dragon Ball world? I mean he's not controlling himself through an arcade machine or anything. He has to train off-screen like Goku and other characters in that world. So why is his power so absurdal compared to the rest?

[DBZGTKOSDH]

I don't think so, I think he just plays the game like he does in the manga.

[Xeogran]

I don't think so, I think he just plays the game like he does in the manga.

Actually, i would argue with it. In the very first trailer, we saw the boy was confused with his new appearance and skills, like he actually transported inside of the machine, which replicates normal Dragon Ball World until a certain period of time.

[DBZGTKOSDH]

I don't think so, I think he just plays the game like he does in the manga.

Actually, i would argue with it. In the very first trailer, we saw the boy was confused with his new appearance and skills, like he actually transported inside of the machine, which replicates normal Dragon Ball World until a certain period of time.

Well... don't take them too literally. If the manga was an anime, you could take them as openings of that anime.

[TheDevilsCorpse]

Actually, i would argue with it. In the very first trailer, we saw the boy was confused with his new appearance and skills, like he actually transported inside of the machine, which replicates normal Dragon Ball World until a certain period of time.

The players get sucked into the arcade machine and actually seem to exist within it. They are not actually in the Dragon World though, it is a simulation. The commercials take some creative liberties and just have he characters fight, but the intention is still the same as Victory Mission, where even inside the machine, they are still playing the card game itself. That's why some of the full commercials, such as Hildgarn and SS3 Broli, have parts of arcade game woven between the animation to further elaborate on the "story".

[DragonBalllKaiHD]

I'm impressed that you seem to know so much about Dragon Ball Heroes, even with not much known information. I struggled to figure out what was going on with the game.

[TheGmGoken]

I'm impressed that you seem to know so much about Dragon Ball Heroes, even with not much known information about the game. On top of that, the information about DBH is in Japanese.

Maybe he went to Japan and playyed it. =/.

[DragonBalllKaiHD]

Did he? I guess that would explain it, then.

[DBZGTKOSDH]

He hasn't. He just did his homework.

[TheDevilsCorpse]

Yeeeeah. No, I couldn't afford to do that even if I wanted. =P

I just follow the game's updates way too closely, using information I gather from the Kanzenshuu news posts and chapter updates for the game itself or Victory Mission, tidbits from various other translators and personal observations from more gameplay videos than I probably ever should have watched (all in an attempt to look at details on the game models that are never revealed in the card art or other promotional pieces for the What-ifs or avatars).

[TheGmGoken]

Did he? I guess that would explain it, then.

Aren't you deaf? But now you're constantly going on about hearing, listening and imitating voices in threads. DBZ MICK point that out for me. Unless you had a temporarily deaf.

[EXBadguy]

I'm gonna have to bump this thread.

As for me, of course I'm tired, and I hope that the new PS4 game will somewhat make an original story. It doesn't have to be "good" for it to be accepted. It can be like the Shin Budokai series for all I care. It's 20-freaking-14 and these 'fans' are still wanting for a faithful story mode of the same shit, after all the attempts Namco and Spike did? From not having a story mode in RB2 to having an ALMOST perfect story mode in Ultimate Tenkaichi to not even seeing most of the cutscenes and lines the characters say in Battle of Z? If NB is gonna do a original story for the new one, then I suggest that we all accept it and not worry about how bad it's gonna be.

If you want a story, GO WATCH THE FREAKING ANIME! Seriously. Does anybody really give a shit about the major fights being 'messed up' in the games anymore?

[Quebaz]

I'm not ever gonna be tired until they do a Budokai 1 style Story Mode for everything that happens in the Z-verse.

[Luso Saiyan]

If you want a story, GO WATCH THE FREAKING ANIME!

What a flawed claim... Games have story to give context to what you're playing. And a good story mode can be entertaining.

[chaospunishment]

I'm not tired of the story

I'm tired of them doing the story badly. Budokai 1 is the only game to do the story any real justice.

Maybe if Burst Limit had in-between fight cutscenes too instead of purely in battle ones it would have been better. They probably wanted to as I doubt they'd make Gero's Lab, Time Machine, Cell's Shell, Oozaru Vegeta and Yajirobe for just a bonus movie/credits picture

[Ajay]

Yes. I'm tired of them trying to create half a fighter and half an anime simulator too. They turn out like absolute shit every time.

You are making a game about a fighting anime, make a damn fighting game worth playing. Budokai 3 is a solid fighting game and is hailed as one of the best of all the DB games. Burst Limit was a decent effort at creating a fighting game while it making it anime appropriate but they fell short on playstyle variety.

It just baffles me that Hyper DBZ, a fan-made title, is the first Dragon Ball game in years to understand what it takes to actually be good.

[Gokuden]

No more text, NO MORE GOSH DAMNED TEXT!

Stop making this worse than ZELDA, they should do what they did in Ultimate Blast Alternate Story, announce the title, and pan the camera to the characters and let them tell it.

Reading walls and walls of text to know what's going on is horseshit.

[InfernalVegito]

Does anybody really give a shit about the major fights being 'messed up' in the games anymore?

Yes I give a shit. Because if they intend to recreate the story then by all means fucking do it right. They've always did it half-assed.
Either way, if it's based on the series' story then recreate it authentically like Budokai 1 or spare us the ordeal and do an original story that doesn't suck ass if you can't pull off the former.