DBZ Kakarot Update 1.30 October 26 Patch Adds New Card Warriors Mode

DBZ Kakarot Update 1.30 October 26

Dragon Ball Z Kakarot players, Bandai Namco and CyberConnect2 have released the DBZ Kakarot update 1.30 October 26 patch, and it brings a new mode into the game! This is a free content update, and it adds what Bandai Namco calls the Dragon Ball Card Warriors mode.

DBZ Kakarot Update 1.30 October 26 Patch Notes:

  • Added “Dragon Ball Card Warriors”
  • Added an Auto Text Advance feature for dialogue events.
  • Added notifications for Super Attaxk Skill Tree unlocks.
  • Added notifications for sub story unlocks
  • Improved level-up notifications.
  • Added Villainous Mira.
  • Adjusted animation for the God Kamehameha Super Attack.
  • Improved display on the title screen notifying players of available content.
  • Made other adjustments.

Details per the official press release sent out:

Beginning today, DRAGON BALL Z: KAKAROT players will have a new skill to master as the new DRAGON BALL CARD WARRIORS mode debuts as a free update for the game. Players will have a chance to build a robust deck of battle-cards and take their tactical skills online to challenge players from around the globe in fast paced and exciting matches of strategic cardsmanship.

If you see any gameplay-related changes or fixes, let us know what you find down in the comments below. Hopefully, we’ll get news regarding new content that’s directly tied to the game, instead of a new card game which looks to infuse some sort of microtransaction into the RPG.

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Kazuma - kun
Kazuma - kun
3 years ago

They really need to stop putting shitty side stuff in DB games. First that dumb statue battle thing in Xenoverse 2, now this. Why don’t they just put that junk into app games where they belong instead?

jameslara
Reply to  Kazuma - kun
3 years ago

I agree, heck i wish the actual dlc story was better, like a actual expansion rather than a few fights

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