No, I think he said to try it out in BT2.SonEric84 wrote:Humpski wrote:Go try it out. I think you can charge it 4 or 5 times and make it really huge.ReiMehari wrote: That's weird...I never saw it...
Try it out? Do you guys have a demo or something?
Goku Vs. Oozaru Vegeta.Anonymous Friend wrote:I'm also hoping that other blast 1s like the solar flare being usable and not taking 5 seconds to activate.kaioken12 wrote:Ah well, I just noticed something in BT2 I forgot about for a long time...
The instant transmission kinda sucks ^^"
I mean, it's just not the best thing to evade attacks, of course it shouldn't be unfair using it, but then again it was used to evade attacks as well, wasn't it?
It seems weird to me that Goku for example is already (nearly) gone and then a blast hits him and he's falling down - seems not right xD
I hope this is changed a bit in BT3
Dr Gero, in Budokai 2 wrote:Go, my Saiba Rangers!
Akira Toriyama, in Son Goku Densetsu wrote:You really can’t go by rumors (laughs).
SuperSaiyan3Goku wrote:No, I think he said to try it out in BT2.SonEric84 wrote:Humpski wrote: Go try it out. I think you can charge it 4 or 5 times and make it really huge.
Try it out? Do you guys have a demo or something?
Once again Humpski, I owe you thanks.Humpski wrote:Go try it out. I think you can charge it 4 or 5 times and make it really huge.ReiMehari wrote:That's weird...I never saw it...Humpski wrote: Base Goku has to charge the spirit bomb at least once using his B1 move "Give me your energy" before you can use the UB spirit bomb.
Yeah, I remember Sparking! NEO got a 29 last time, correct? This is saying something coming from Famitsu, especially their possibly biased harsh attitude towards anime games.Thanos6 wrote:Hmm...apparently the PS2 version got a 32, and the Wii version a 33, in Famitsu. Pretty good.
That's Vegeta's miscolored outfit from his first few anime episodes (eating the aliens with Nappa; Arlia). Apparently it's an alt this time around.kvon wrote:Yeah, I remember Sparking! NEO got a 29 last time, correct? This is saying something coming from Famitsu, especially their possibly biased harsh attitude towards anime games.Thanos6 wrote:Hmm...apparently the PS2 version got a 32, and the Wii version a 33, in Famitsu. Pretty good.
And what the hell is this?!
This is the nerdiest game ever.Thanos6 wrote:That's Vegeta's miscolored outfit from his first few anime episodes (eating the aliens with Nappa; Arlia). Apparently it's an alt this time around.kvon wrote:Yeah, I remember Sparking! NEO got a 29 last time, correct? This is saying something coming from Famitsu, especially their possibly biased harsh attitude towards anime games.Thanos6 wrote:Hmm...apparently the PS2 version got a 32, and the Wii version a 33, in Famitsu. Pretty good.
And what the hell is this?!
And yet, according to reports, we STILL don't get Badman Vegeta as playable.Furu wrote:This is the nerdiest game ever.Thanos6 wrote:That's Vegeta's miscolored outfit from his first few anime episodes (eating the aliens with Nappa; Arlia). Apparently it's an alt this time around.kvon wrote: Yeah, I remember Sparking! NEO got a 29 last time, correct? This is saying something coming from Famitsu, especially their possibly biased harsh attitude towards anime games.
And what the hell is this?!
Yeah and I remember him using it to evade fighting Cell 2nd form (when he rescued Piccolo and Tien) and to evade perfect Cell's Kamehameha (though I don't know at the moment if this was anime-only).Neon Z wrote:ok... I completely forgot about the movies, and I only watched Metal Cooler's once...Adamant wrote:It was used quite extensively against Metal Coola.Neon Z wrote:Not really. In DBZ, the only significant time Goku used it during a battle was to prepare the "warp" Kamehameha. Only in the Super 17 battle, in GT, he used it constantly through a battle, but then that strategy was easily defeated because Super 17 claimed to be able to keep up with his instant movement due to an energy flow that traced his movement.
Yeah, that is something that I didn't like in BT at all - the solar flare.caejones wrote: Goku Vs. Oozaru Vegeta.
Anime: Goku uses Solar Flare and runs off to work on a spirit bomb/Genkidama.
Game: Goku tries to use Solar Flare, but gets beaten to a bloody pulp before and after the move can launch.
Therefore BT =/= playing the show
Man, it almost makes you lose your excitment for the game doesn't it?Thanos6 wrote:And yet, according to reports, we STILL don't get Badman Vegeta as playable.Furu wrote:This is the nerdiest game ever.Thanos6 wrote: That's Vegeta's miscolored outfit from his first few anime episodes (eating the aliens with Nappa; Arlia). Apparently it's an alt this time around.
Yeah the computer on higher difficulties will dodge your ki blasts even if it doesn't have a lock on you. The only sure way to hit a computer with a beam is to be right next to him. If you just fire a beam any other time they'll dodge it 9 out of 10 times.kaioken12 wrote:I noticed something weird in BT2 recently.
When using the instant transmission to get behind my opponent, he had to search for me again to lock me with z-search.
Now I tried several times and shot a kamehameha wave on him or something like that after teleporting.
Well, everytime the opponent (ki-only, humans got always hit by that) evaded this blast and then continued z-search.
So, the opponent didn't find me but evaded my blast and then continued to search for me? wtf?
Does anybody know if this is possible to be made by humans at all?
If it is some kind of "AI" then they better fix that in BT3 O_o
Well using Instant Transmission brings you right near to your opponent.Humpski wrote:Yeah the computer on higher difficulties will dodge your ki blasts even if it doesn't have a lock on you. The only sure way to hit a computer with a beam is to be right next to him. If you just fire a beam any other time they'll dodge it 9 out of 10 times.kaioken12 wrote:I noticed something weird in BT2 recently.
When using the instant transmission to get behind my opponent, he had to search for me again to lock me with z-search.
Now I tried several times and shot a kamehameha wave on him or something like that after teleporting.
Well, everytime the opponent (ki-only, humans got always hit by that) evaded this blast and then continued z-search.
So, the opponent didn't find me but evaded my blast and then continued to search for me? wtf?
Does anybody know if this is possible to be made by humans at all?
If it is some kind of "AI" then they better fix that in BT3 O_o
Early - No SSJ. Kaioken and the original one handed Genki Dama available. Costume with no weights is one of his alts (I.E. the Raditz fight)Demi wrote:What are all the moves/transformations/costumes/differences known about early, mid and late Goku? I only just found out we're getting 3 grown up Gokus.
Well you can find some of the costumes in this chart:Demi wrote:What are all the moves/transformations/costumes/differences known about early, mid and late Goku? I only just found out we're getting 3 grown up Gokus.
