Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid got an update, bringing it to version 2.9.1. There are several character and gameplay modifications listed. There are several fight modifications for characters ranging from Udonna to Adam Park, as well as Megazord tweaks, buffs and nerfs, and other changes.
Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid – Version 2.9.1
- PRESENTATION ADJUSTMENTS
- Game camera has been tuned to give high altitude characters more head room. This has no effect on gameplay.
- Game camera has been tuned to widen the field of view more granularly. This has no effect on gameplay.
- GENERAL CHARACTER ADJUSTMENTS
- Physics colliders and hurtbox colliders have been normalized and made more consistent across the board.
- Combos are more reliable against a variety of characters.
- Pass through and cross over functionality behaves more consistently against all types of character sizes.
- MEGAZORD BALANCE ADJUSTMENTS
- Megazords no longer deal unscaled damage.
- Megazord hits do not advance damage proration. A MZ opening hit into a full combo still deals high damage, for instance.
- DINO MEGAZORD
- Ultra Power Sword (Heavy): significantly increased startup time.
- S.P.D. MEGAZORD
- Delta Arrest (Medium): no longer affects non-leader opponents.
- SAMURAI MEGAZORD
- Counterattack: hitbox size increased dramatically.
- Omamori (Light): damage increased slightly per hit.
- Tempered Steel (Heavy): damage increased slightly. First hit can now hit on-the-ground (OTG). Range extended significantly.
- GRAVEZORD
- Excavator (Medium): startup reduced significantly. Increased hitstun of first hit.
- Thunderzord Tail Combo (Heavy): Startup reduced slightly. Duration between attacks reduced significantly.
- CHARACTER BALANCE CHANGES
About Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid
Together, we are stronger! Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid – Super Edition is a contemporary take on the 25-year-old brand that contains all content from the original Collector’s Edition, all three Season Passes, and the all-new Street Fighter Pack!
You can now confront current and vintage Power Rangers and villains in 3v3 tag team fights like never before, with 23 distinct playable characters, including the newest Street Fighter crossover characters Ryu and Chun-Li. The controls encourage simplicity and fluidity, allowing beginners to enjoy the combat system while also encouraging advanced players to delve into its gameplay mechanics, which include real-time assist takeovers, dynamic defense via push blocking and aerial guard, customizable juggle combos, and a unique Megazord comeback mode.
