The second season of Dragon Ball: The Breakers is set to begin, but in addition to that, a brand new upgrade for version 2.0 is going to be prepared as well. The patch notes have been made public by Bandai Namco.
There is really quite a lot planned for here, but we will emphasize some of the most important aspects of it. There will be a variety of modifications made, errors will be corrected, and the online match mode now offers a role pick option with several available choices.
Version 2.0 patch notes
Changes to Role Selection
Added a ROLE SELECT screen for ONLINE MATCH.
Survivor
- A matchmaking mode where you can choose to play only as a Survivor.
- Creates a room where up to seven players can join as Survivors.
Flexible: Raider/Survivor
- A matchmaking mode where you can play as either a Raider or a Survivor.
- If you are not chosen to be the Raider in a match, you will have a higher chance of being chosen as the Raider in subsequent matches.
- In addition, when matchmaking is started with multiple players in the room, they will not be made the Raider and Survivors for the same party.
Raider
Regarding Room Keys
- Room Keys will no longer be displayed by default.
- Room Key display settings can be changed from the room menu.
Results Screen Improvements/Report Function
- A list displaying the results for each player has been added to the results screen.
- Players can now be reported for unfair gameplay directly from this list. Such players can now also be blocked.
“RAIDER CHARACTERS” Section Added to the Menu Screen
- The RAIDER CHARACTERS screen can now be accessed from the base menu.
“RAIDER CHARACTERS” Section Improvements
- Added the “Preset” function. The preset Raider can now be displayed in the following areas:
The character illustration in the bottom right of the menu screen
The launch animation played when an opponent is found
The default character displayed on the briefing screen
Improvements to Character Customization
- On the SHOP and CHARACTER VISUALS Screens, it is now possible to zoom in and display animations while previewing costumes. Excludes certain accessories, etc.
Avatar Edit Screen Improvements
- For the CHARACTER CREATION screen, you can now change your appearance starting from your current avatar. When changing your avatar’s body type, the previous avatar will be lost.
Manual Section Additions
- Added pages to the Manual describing the playstyle of each Raider.
Other
- Made minor display adjustments, etc.
The following is a description of various fixes and game balance adjustments
During Battle
- Corrected an issue where performing certain actions while floating via the Floating Device active skill would incorrectly alter the player’s speed
- Corrected an issue where certain Raider Ki Blasts and Ki Waves were being cancelled by Survivor Ki Blasts and Ki Waves
- Corrected an issue where mid-jump movement speed compensation would cause the player to move at above the normal speed when moving via the Hovering Device passive skill・Corrected the effect range for the Wall of Defense active skill
- Corrected the lock-on function so that players can no longer lock-on to targets that have moved outside the attack range with Ki blasts and Super Move animations
- Corrected the effects of the Energy Barrier and Angry Shout active skills so that they can destroy buildings as intended
- Corrected the effect range of the Break Strike active skill so that it will no longer go through terrain
- Corrected the Charming Pose, Solar Flare, Go-Go Gum, and Krillin’s Shoe active skills so that players will remain in place when using these skills in mid-air
- Other minor corrections.
During Battle
- Made it so that looking at the Dragon Radar while moving in a vehicle will lower your movement speed
- Made it so that, if the area in which Shenron is being summoned is destroyed, the Dragon Balls will be reset and the summoning will be interrupted
- Corrected an issue where the escape action was uncancellable for the Go-Go Gum active skill
- Made it so a sound effect will play once flying is cancelled when suppressing Ki while in mid-air
- Adjusted the dodge timing when you cancel actions such as placing a power key
- Adjusted the placement of item boxes on the map to improve fairness
- Made it so a sound effect will play when hitting a target with a long range attack
- Added an effect to make the location of the nearest altar more obvious once seven Dragon Balls have been gathered
- Made it so that you can cancel active skills that charge before activation by pressing and holding down the skill again. In addition, made it so that, after being charged, the skill can only be used by inputting a normal attack.
About Dragon Ball: The Breakers
Stay alive by surviving. Adapt in order to prevail.
As a result of being taken by surprise by an unanticipated temporal phenomena, seven regular civilians find themselves imprisoned in a Temporal Gap. They are forced to share their confinement with a Raider, a dangerous adversary from another timeline that has incredible strength. The only way for them to survive is to use the Super Time Machine to escape out of the Temporal Seam, but the Raider is on their backs and gaining stronger by the minute.
The shrewdness of the Survivors goes head to head with the strength of the Raider as they compete against the clock. Break free or be shattered…
Features:
- Customize Your Game – Whether you play as a Raider or a Survivor, you may pick your own personal advancement path and acquire perks, skins, and other items to fine-tune your own unique appearance and strategy for escaping as a Survivor or hunting as a Raider. Features:
- As a Raider, you will have the opportunity to experience the overpowering abilities of Cell, Buu, or Frieza from the Dragon Ball series. As a Raider, you will have the responsibility of hunting down and eliminating survivors. Learn to control each of the Raider’s abilities to locate and capture your prey, and expand your character to make yourself even more formidable.
- As a survivor, your objective in Stuck In A Temporal Gap is to make your way out of a big map that is made up of various different places, but be cautious! The Raider is always on the alert and may demolish regions, severely reducing the number of possible escape routes.
- Either work together with the other Survivors while there is still time, but be prepared for the possibility that the Raider or the actions of the other Survivors may compel you to escape on your own. How do you plan to play?
- Take advantage of a wide variety of one-of-a-kind power-ups and items, such as cars, guns, and grappling hooks. Use every advantage you have against the Raider, and do all you can to stay alive!
