Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World Basic Strategies

This is one area where you always need to be on your guard. Every move, every attack, everything in Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World costs Ki, which means that if you mismanage it - it will cost you the battle. So, you want to make sure that you keep at least 3 Ki bars at all times so that you never find yourself in a position where you can't get out of a battle or move fast if needed. With these 3+ bars, you'll easily be able to teleport or use a teleport counter when you need to, and you can also use all the great moves that require a lot of Ki. But, keeping track of your Ki isn't hard, in fact, it's pretty easy to keep more than 3 Ki bars all the time, unless it's an emergency.

Just like in real life, your toon will get tired. The more you fight, the more fatigued you'll get. The small half circle under your toon's picture is the fatigue bar that you will need to keep an eye on while you are in battle. Now, this bar doesn't go down, it actually goes up the more fatigued that you are, so remember that the higher the bar, the worse you are. Your fatigue will raise when you get hit, when you fight too long, teleport too much, and more. What's even worse is that it will take forever for it to go back down again, since it decreases at a super slow pace. So, by simply keeping track of this bar and pacing your moves and damage taken, you can easily manage your toon's fatigue so that you aren't worried about it.

These are massive moves that bosses and other opponents will use against you in story mode. Now, while some people make them out to be just devastating, they really aren't - and they are all blockable, if you know what you are doing. They are a bit scary when you first see them, so we'll go through them with the main bosses so you will see what you are in for and how to counter them.