DRAGON BALL Z: KAKAROT + A New Power Awakens Set Glitches on Nintendo Switch

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Firstly focus on your cooking skill and your training levels on the community board, you are going to want to try and max those skills before moving on to the next step. If you can not max them, mainly focus on increasing your Battle Experience level and your Mill Effect Duration. Once maxed, your battle experience will boost your experience gained in any fight by a ton. For your cooking, you are going to want to use an item called Mega Mass. If you use Mega Mass Level 5, your experience gained will be boosted by 50% for three minutes, so using this before a fight will help you out a lot. Head on over to the training battles, choose a battle that is quick and that you can repeat a lot. Here is where the experience boosts will come in handy. If you have the New Power Awakens DLC, choosing to battle is your best option and you will soon find yourself with tons of XP and a high level.

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot offers side quests like many other games. These side quests are not like other games' side quests that can be completed at any time of the game. The side quests offered are only available at certain times of the game, if you were to continue to the next part of the game without completing a side quest or accepting the side quest, it will be counted as failed and you will not be able to complete the quest in that playthrough. This can cause you to lose out on a lot of rewards throughout the game, so make sure to take a look around and complete any side quest that you come across before moving on with the main story.

In many games, the most annoying part of the game is grinding, making sure that you are getting the experience from those random mobs so that you can continue with the main storyline. Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is different, it is actually recommended that you do not grind, as the main storyline and side quests in the game make sure that you are at the right level and can handle the fights that you get. The main storyline generally will award you with experience as you go, it offers many different missions where you train, and the training offers you large amounts of experience for no reason. Once you receive that experience, it makes all the grinding you have just done almost irrelevant.

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