Bandai Namco announced Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 this year for the PlayStation 4, Xbox one and PC platforms. (Photo : Facebook/Bandai Namco)
The latest details for "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2" will feature several diffulties plagueing the PC version and more DLC update soon.
It seems that PC users are having difficulty in playing "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2" this week on the PC platform as discussions on the Steam community revealed that the game is suffering from numerous in-game bugs and techical difficulties.
One of the Steam users, "Doobles" compiled the bugs in one thread so the developers can easily track the complaints of players.Steam player "Oravehor" claimed that there are some gamers in Asia are having difficulty in Dub options of "Dragonball Xenoverse 2." He noted that some players cannot set the Japanese dub to English to better understand the conversation in the game.
Moreover, other players like "Praetor" and "X-oR Belgium" have noticed some freezing and lags which affected "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2's" gameplay. "Praetor" explained that the character he plays stutters whenever he is "boosting forward while flying" and it does the same while his character is just running forward.
Lastly, there are also complains about autosave options not working on Level 3 and Custom players get deleted after a period of time, story progression, unlocked characters and PQ completion get deleted after creating a new character and a lot of significant bugs, GameNGuide reported.
It unknown if Bandai Namco and Dimps will have an answer to the numerous complaints of Steam users in "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2", but it seems that they will likely work on it soon.
Meanwhile, Bandai Namco announced some changes in their DLC plans for "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2" as the Steam listings for the game DLC has been changed since the sequel's launch.
Reddit username Mkilbride posted a screenshot regarding "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2's" Steam listing and seen on the photo, the change removes the previous free content that Bandai Namco originally promised to the gaming fans. In addition, the studio is now offering six months of support instead of the former year, Gamerant reported.
These changes for "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2" might not please gaming fans probably since they were not informed a bit earlier. Currently, there's no official statement coming from Bandai Namco regarding the current issue, but as it stands the company and Dimps have already broke their promise to the gaming fans and are hoping to come up with a solution soon.
"Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2" is now available on the PS4, Xbox One and PC platforms.
