‘Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle’ Victory Depends On Team Composition & Preparing Ki Orb Field
Not all “Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle” players could make a nuke because it is a “gacha” game which means there are several elements for a perfect nuke to happen. There is the element of luck, a lot of grinding, and a great love for the game. Game experts, nevertheless, share tips on how to perform a nuke or a nuke composition that could kill an LR, or a UR with a level of 120.
Two Components Of Nuking. GameRant says there are two components of nuking in “Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle.” First, is the team composition, and the second is preparing the Ki orb field. Although the team must be made up of a single attribute or color, the most important thing to nuke a boss is the vital role the leader plays. The special character of a Passive Leader Skill increases attack for each specific colored Orb used.
The AGL/Blue leader corresponds to Golden Frieza – Golden Emperor, while INT/Purple leader to Super Baby 2 – Revenge Exacted. PHY/Orange leader is for Super Saiyan God SS Vegeta – Burning Fury, and STR/Red leader is for Super Saiyan 3 Goku (GT) – Ultimate Aspiration. Finally, TEQ/Green leader is for Super Saiyan God SS Goku – Crusher of Evil in “Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle.”
The gaming website points out that the STR/Red leader in “Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle” is not a Dokkan Awakening and not as strong as other leaders. GameRant adds that to nuke a boss, the leader must fill out the rest of the team with heavy hitters that have +% ATK passives, characters with strong links, or characters which could help change the colors of Orbs to the colors the team needs.
150 Million Downloads. Meanwhile, Gamasutra reports that according to Bandai Namco, developer of “Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle,” the game has exceeded 150 million downloads globally since it released on App Store and Google Play in 2015. In 19 countries, the game is in the top 10 downloads. In November, the downloads were at 100 million which means the game has been downloaded an average of more than 10 million times the last four months, Pocket Gamer reports.