SO addicted to losing

[TytheRPGuy]

I love this game so far. Its just I do not understand how to make my teams. I suck at this game hard core. I read everything but it still makes no since on how to build my teams. Im stuck on goku black and cant win a single match online. I need tips for Dumb Dummies. I got as fars as i did playing the same stage over and over getting dragon balls. and 99 one time. but i still suck.I hate paying for games i never get better at xD

[gotrunks712]

Watch some pvp videos online or look at your opponents teams and learn from them. There's plenty of options on what you can put in your team to be effective.

[Dangeresque]

Originally posted by gotrunks712:

Watch some pvp videos online or look at your opponents teams and learn from them. There's plenty of options on what you can put in your team to be effective.

Yep, there's that. Alternatively, there are "custom cards". Making some OP custom cards can definitely carry you through story mode. The only catch is that is that it takes a while to get the necessary materials. Still, if you want to beat Goku Black on story mode and your team kind of sucks, then just make your own and you should be able to wreck him. PVP is different, your best going with Gotrunks' advice. Honestly, don't feel bad about losing in PVP regardless, since it is fairly unbalanced and there's no way to tell what kind of deck your opponent will use ahead of time.

Hope that helps, Ty.

[GrandMajora]

If you go for raw power by picking the strongest cards in the game, you're probably going to lose.

Card games are about strategy, first and foremost. You should create a deck with cards that compliment each other, rather than trying to bumrush the enemy into submission.

For example, I made a custom deck with like 4 cards that have the Torrential Magic ability, and 2 that have Cyborg Science.

The first ability heals my team's stamina and gives me +1 Hero Energy every turn. The second one heals my team's HP by a value of my Power Level, and refills the owner's stamina each round, too.

With all these cards together, I can have my entire team sit on the front line every round and never run out of stamina. I can also begin casting 10 Energy super moves by the second round! :-)

[TytheRPGuy]

Originally posted by GrandMajora:

If you go for raw power by picking the strongest cards in the game, you're probably going to lose.

Card games are about strategy, first and foremost. You should create a deck with cards that compliment each other, rather than trying to bumrush the enemy into submission.

For example, I made a custom deck with like 4 cards that have the Torrential Magic ability, and 2 that have Cyborg Science.

The first ability heals my team's stamina and gives me +1 Hero Energy every turn. The second one heals my team's HP by a value of my Power Level, and refills the owner's stamina each round, too.

With all these cards together, I can have my entire team sit on the front line every round and never run out of stamina. I can also begin casting 10 Energy super moves by the second round! :-)

Well I dont brute force it thats for sure. I just not sure how to read what im doing. My team consist of Towa Mira Masked Saiyan Dark Broly Putine And Dark-Masked king. caa are guard break dragonfist Double attack and Pawn of the mask conter rush Super ki blast and suprise maneuver power of the dark mask. And boy did i get my whole body detached from my arm then handed to me. I am a little slow when it comes to card games its hard to comprehend but i still like the game.

[TytheRPGuy]

Originally posted by Dangeresque:

Originally posted by gotrunks712:

Watch some pvp videos online or look at your opponents teams and learn from them. There's plenty of options on what you can put in your team to be effective.

Yep, there's that. Alternatively, there are "custom cards". Making some OP custom cards can definitely carry you through story mode. The only catch is that is that it takes a while to get the necessary materials. Still, if you want to beat Goku Black on story mode and your team kind of sucks, then just make your own and you should be able to wreck him. PVP is different, your best going with Gotrunks' advice. Honestly, don't feel bad about losing in PVP regardless, since it is fairly unbalanced and there's no way to tell what kind of deck your opponent will use ahead of time.

Hope that helps, Ty.

I will try that. I guess a few thousand more lost wont hurt in the learning process.(mega sarcastic)