For example, Beerus' Spheres of Destruction cannot be avoided with the dodge button, but can be destroyed with a beam attack. His techniques all display his immense power and require the player to think outside the box in order to avoid or cancel.
Whatever gripes one might have with DBZ: Kakarot's first DLC, most would agree that the actual Beerus boss fight is great. RELATED: Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot - How to Beat Beerus Within the DLC area, players can train with Whis as Goku or Vegeta in order to get Sacred Water items which will greatly speed up the leveling process, and can train even further to unlock transformations earlier than the story allows or intends for the player to have them. This DLC can be accessed at the very beginning of the game, as soon as the player takes control of Goku and can access the main menu (right after the first Piccolo tutorial boss fight). There's hardly any other content worth exploring, meaning once players beat Beerus they are pretty much done.įor those unaware, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot's DLC takes place in a continuity separate from the main storyline.
The reason for this is simple, though the boss fight itself is extremely challenging and fun, it's about all there is to do in the new DLC. That said, what many fans have found is that Beerus' boss fight is both absolutely amazing and dreadfully disappointing, leaving many to question their decision to purchase the season pass in the first place. Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot DLC 1 dropped yesterday, and with it many fans got to try their hand at taking down Beerus, the God of Destruction.
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