Summary
- Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero's first big update is here and, as promised, it makes some big changes to Yajirobe.
- Those changes include the Senzu Bean move costing six Skill Count and his health being cut to two and a half-bars.
- To make matters worse, he also starts out with zero Skill Count.
's first update has just gone live and it makes some massive changes to Yajirobe th🌺at turn him from one of the game's best characters into one🀅 of its worst.
Ever since the long-awaited fourth Budo🐎kai Tenkaichi game finally la💃unched last month, fans have been complaining about one overwhelmingly powerful fighter in particular. With a roster that includes literal gods, Fusions, and new forms that are stronge🦂r than anything we've previously seen in , you'd think any of those would be the ones caus෴ing trouble, but it's actually a character no one expected.
Dragon 🍌Ball: Sparking Zero’s Story Mode Alm♍ost Made Me Go Super Saiyan
Even if you’ve played the original Budokai Tenkaichi games, you aren’t prepa﷽reꦿd for how tough Sparking Zero’s story mode is.
That character is none other than the Bean Daddy, Yajirobe. 168澳洲幸运5🌳开奖网:Yajirobe has been busted since the game launched due to his Senzu Beans Skill Move that lets him heal all of his health with ease which,💎 when combined with some surprisingly powerful moves, made him a total pain to deal with online.
Yajirobe Has Been Nerfed Beyond Belief
Spike Chunsoft was clearly aware of all the trouble with Yajirobe, as it announced last week that the game's firs💮t update would be making some at-the-🦋time unknown changes to the character. That update has just gone live today and m🍷akes some incredibly sweeping🔯 changes to the character that have nerfed him massively.
, Yajirobe has been nerfed in just about every way. To start with, his Senzu Bean ability now costs six Skill Count instead of five, making it one of the🎀 game's most expensive abilities. That's going to be harder to achieve too, as he now starts a match with no Skill Count instead of the standard two.
That was more than enough to make Yajirobe less overpowered, but Spike decided to go the extra mile and really stick it to anyone spamming him as he al𝄹so now spawns with two-and-a-half health bars instead of three like he used to. That means that he's going to be a lot easier to take out than most characters in the game, which is at least true to canon.
Overall, the changes ar🎃e pretty necessary considering how much trouble has was causing online. While it might seem like a little too far, it's worth noting that he's now going to be even more fun to beat people with, provided you have the actual skill required to do so and aren't just relying on Senzu Beans like before.
