While dealing with countless enemies waiting for you Dragon Ball: Spark! zeroYou need to learn all the different ways to dodge and block attacks. Even after mastering this, you can still get caught in a combo pretty easily, so it's a good idea to know how to use the Revenge Counter to avoid the combo and deal some damage in the process.
Revenge Counter is a skill that: Dragon Ball: Spark! zero This allows you to interrupt your opponent's Rush Combo or Ki Blast with your own attacks. This can only be used when attacked from the front, but can be a powerful last resort to avoid combos and counterattack.
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How Revenge Counters Work in Dragon Ball: Sparking! zero
Revenge Counter can be used with a skill count of 2 whenever you are attacked from the front with a rush combo or key blast. To activate Revenge Counter on PS5 and Xbox, simply hold down the right stick (R3) while under attack. Your character breaks out of the combo and launches his own counterattack. It's important to note that while Revenge Counter is powerful, it cannot be used when you have less than 2 skills, nor can it be used when attacked from behind.
After successfully performing a revenge counter, your best options are to launch your own rush combo or fire a ki blast from a distance. You could potentially follow up with a grab and then launch a super attack, but this is riskier because your opponent is likely to try another rush combo after the counter.
It is also important to note that a Revenge Counter can be stopped using a Super Counter, which is performed by pressing the Super Recognize button (circle on PS5, B on Xbox, Q on PC) as soon as the Revenge Counter attack connects. . Mastering the timing of your Super Counters can give you the upper hand against opponents who rely too heavily on Revenge Counters, but it's also the biggest risk you face when trying to use your own Revenge Counters.
- released
- October 11, 2024
- publisher
- namco bandai
- multiplayer
- online multiplayer
- engine
- proprietary engine
- ESRB
- For teens, mild language, mildly suggestive themes, and violence
- How much time do you have to win?
- 8 hours
- Time to Win (Perfectionist Execution)
- 80 hours
- PS Plus Availability
- Not applicable
- Open Criticism Evaluation
- strong
- Early Access Release
- October 7, 2024
