"Dragon Ball XENOVERSE" Official Discussion Thread

[Shinnin]

Does Xenoverse have a Training Mode of sorts?

Nope.

[DBZAOTA482]

Does Xenoverse have a Training Mode of sorts?

Nope.

Well that's a giant pile of Oozaru shit. What kind of fighting game doesn't have a training mode? Even Ultimate Tenkaichi had one and that's hardly a fighting game.

Dimps is giving me more and more reasons to drop this game. How can they do this to us?

[sangofe]

Just played the XENOVERSE demo for the first time and wow the controls are great, I love this game!

Demo? Where can I download a demo?

[Careless Saiyajin]

Just played the XENOVERSE demo for the first time and wow the controls are great, I love this game!

Demo? Where can I download a demo?

In a GameStop location.

[budokaifanatic007]

Does Xenoverse have a Training Mode of sorts?

Nope.

Well that's a giant pile of Oozaru shit. What kind of fighting game doesn't have a training mode? Even Ultimate Tenkaichi had one and that's hardly a fighting game.

Dimps is giving me more and more reasons to drop this game. How can they do this to us?

Dimps has nothing to do with this, Bandai calls the shots.

[Careless Saiyajin]

Does Xenoverse have a Training Mode of sorts?

Nope.

Well that's a giant pile of Oozaru shit. What kind of fighting game doesn't have a training mode? Even Ultimate Tenkaichi had one and that's hardly a fighting game.

Dimps is giving me more and more reasons to drop this game. How can they do this to us?

Please be a bit less irate, the game is still good regardless of a training mode.

[DBZAOTA482]

Dimps has nothing to do with this, Bandai calls the shots.

It's office. Bamco... needs to fucking die!

Please be a bit less irate, the game is still good regardless of a training mode.

But without a training mode where's the incentive to getting better at the game?

[Black_Liger]

Dimps has nothing to do with this, Bandai calls the shots.

It's office. Bamco... needs to fucking die!

Please be a bit less irate, the game is still good regardless of a training mode.

But without a training mode where's the incentive to getting better at the game?

Just play the game I guess... from what i've heard, the controls are simple enough. Shouldn't be too much problem.

[DBZAOTA482]

Ever heard of "Easy to learn, hard to master"? That's how Dimps described this game.

[EA575]

Ever heard of "Easy to learn, hard to master".

Yes. What's so bad about that? You can improve as you progress through the game.

[DBZAOTA482]

Ever heard of "Easy to learn, hard to master".

Yes. What's so bad about that? You can improve as you progress through the game.

Maybe I (and many others) don't like getting my ass repeatedly handed to me on a warm platter in 20 unique flavors of assburn.

[TheGmGoken]

Who still uses practice or training mode in video games

[DarkPrince_92]

Who still uses practice or training mode in video games

Me. And other people who either want to get better, or try something out... just a wild guess.

[EA575]

Who still uses practice or training mode in video games

If it's fighting games, almost everyone actually.

Ever heard of "Easy to learn, hard to master".

Yes. What's so bad about that? You can improve as you progress through the game.

Maybe I (and many others) don't like getting my ass repeatedly handed to me on a warm platter in 20 unique flavors of assburn.

You can play the easier missions until your character is strong enough to face the harder ones. That's what grinding is all about.

[Rukura]

Who still uses practice or training mode in video games

I do.
There's a reason why fighting games have it: An online oponent, or even the cpu, won't always let you use it as a sandbag to practice moves. Even if they do, you'll need to start new matches all the time......UNLESS you have a training mode, where the match doesn't end and you can practice combos as much as you like.

Hell, this seems be the second Dimps Dragon Ball game without a training mode. First one being Advanced Adventure.

[Ajay]

Who still uses practice or training mode in video games

Literally anyone who takes fighting games remotely seriously.

Training mode gives you a punchbag to repeat combos on until they're ingrained in your muscle memory. That's pretty damn important.

Shame there's not one included. It takes very little effort to include so I'm not sure I understand the exclusion.

[sangofe]

Just played the XENOVERSE demo for the first time and wow the controls are great, I love this game!

Demo? Where can I download a demo?

In a GameStop location.

Europe too?

[GogesusSSG]

I gotta agree with the majority here, a simple practice would be helpful for trying out newly acquired skills, combos and timing and maybe even a new control layout to become at least somewhat competent at the game before moving on to the fun stuff.

[Careless Saiyajin]

Europe too?

Oh I am by no means a news source, all I'm saying is the one gamestop in America had it that I was playing.

[Quebaz]

You can play the easier missions until your character is strong enough to face the harder ones. That's what grinding is all about.

He's not talking about level-progress here tho. A Training Mode to be able to toy around with every character is essential in these types of games, specialy in this one since your CaC can have so many specials, you'd want to be able to try them out before heading to a battle.