Don`t Be Like YamchaWhen watching an average game of Dragon Ball FighterZ you might feel a bit overwhelmed trying to keep up with all the action. Though it features some of the most intense and over the top battles you`ll find in a fighting game, the systems are surprisingly easy for newcomers to pick up. However, using the tools at your disposal effectively is another matter entirely. If you don`t take the time to learn the fundamentals and understand the more nuanced mechanics, you`ll quickly find yourself outmatched by some of the universe`s most powerful fighters. Take it from Yamcha, you don`t want to find yourself laying face-first in the ground, that embarrassment tends to follow you around.GameSpot is here to offer up some beginner`s tips on how to stay one step ahead of your foes, while also making sure you can be at the top of your game. It`ll take a bit more than just sticking with the training and arcade modes to stay on the level of your opponents, but employing these tips will get you on the right path to becoming the Dragon Ball universe`s greatest fighter.For more of our thoughts on the game, which is set for its January 26 release on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC, be sure to check out our Dragon Ball FighterZ review. And if you`re curious about what sort of easter-eggs and gags found their way into the game, check out our full write-ups and videos about all the things that await you in DBFZ. The Fundamentals of FighterZDragon Ball FighterZ features mechanics that are commonplace in most other fighters, but there`s still much to learn about this fast-paced game. In similar style to Marvel Vs. Capcom 3, DBFZ is a 3 vs 3 fighting game where you can tag in teammates and call in assist attacks. The team that defeats all three of the opposing team`s members wins. FighterZ keeps its action at an incredibly fast and fluid pace, resulting in some dramatic and exciting moments for its fighters.Here`s a quick rundown of all the key mechanics as contr ...
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