"Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2" is easily one of the best video game title to ever come out of the franchise. The game features well-loved characters from the "Dragon Ball" universe, coupled with a variety of signature moves and attacks that are not only fun to watch but are highly balanced as well. It was recently announced that "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2" will hold a raid this weekend against the infamous Android 17.
Bandai Namco, the game's publisher, announced the event on its website. The company also revealed the rewards and how to win them.
The most interesting prize revealed by Bandai was 50 TP Medals, and getting it is quite a challenge, especially for most casual gamers. In order to achieve this, players must dish out at least 50,000 damage, some this that is borderline impossible for a majority of gamers, according to Saiyan Island.
Despite this almost impossible task, hardcore "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2" have devised a technique to achieve it. A handful of training guides and tips have also popped up on several gaming websites. One particular guide is from Lu Bu Feng Xian, who posted it on YouTube. The technique involves using one specific character.
The guide uses a female Earthling character buffed with blasters. The technique also requires sustained multiple-hit attacks in close-range, this ensures a near perfect damage. The video also suggests to use the technique on larger bosses, something that will make it easier for gamers to aim and attack the enemy. One particular tip is to use poison which will increase the total damage inflicted.
It is important to note that this technique is not a one-punch deal, and it does not produce 50,000 damage within just a couple of minutes. On the video, it takes close to 16 minutes to fully achieve the feat. The secret here is sustained close-range multiple-hit attacks. Although a bit difficult to accomplish, this technique is by far the quickest way to deal 50,000 damage.
The "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2" Android 17 Raid Event will commence on Feb. 18 at 1PM Eastern Time. For a more detailed instruction, check out the actual video below.
See Now: OnePlus 6: How Different Will It Be From OnePlus 5?