If you’re confused about all this then just remember: Xenoverse 2 is a new Dragon Ball RPG developed by Dimps for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC (Steam). Just like in the anime many characters wore different clothes depending on their rank or status (such as the Kaiōshin), but this time around that won’t be possible and all characters will be able to equip any outfit regardless of their current level. In the first game you raised your character’s level by completing missions and quests – those levels were used to determine what kind of equipment your character could wear. However, as mentioned before, Xenoverse 2 does not feature a level system. Train under a mentor and learn new skills, bring them along on quests and take down powerful foes (or other players) and your character will grow and become more powerful than ever before! The only way to become stronger in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 is through training.

You cannot raise levels or increase stats such as attack power by slaying enemies over and over to make yourself stronger. Your Time Patrol data from the first game is compatible with Xenoverse 2, and you can import your character into the new game to start their adventure from the very beginning! Unfortunately, if you were hoping for some kind of level system like Diablo or Borderlands then this isn’t that kind of RPG (Role Playing Game). It is the follow-up to the original Dragon Ball Xenoverse and has all-new Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 Wishes. Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 is a new Dragon Ball game developed by Dimps for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and Microsoft Windows (via Steam).

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