Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero is a fun time, but the flashy combos and quick-time events can bump up the intensity. Although you can’t make the latter easier, the game does have an incredible selection of features called Battle Assists to make the general gameplay more approachable. There is one major problem though: the game doesn’t explain what they do.
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The addition of Battle Assists is fantastic for those in need of accessibility boosts, or for newer players. This is what makes their lack of explanation bewildering. It’s easy to have an inkling of what their purpose is, but figuring out how they work isn’t as simple. Here’s our breakdown of what each Battle Assist setting does and how to change them.
How to Adjust Battle Assist Settings
You can freely toggle the various Battle Assist options by entering the Options Menu and then scrolling down to Accessibility. There are a lot of things to tinker with here, but a majority of them are different Assist features. You can adjust each one individually or use preset configurations.
- Off – Every Battle Assist is turned off
- Auto – Every Battle Assist is turned on
- Semiautomatic – Only the Guard and Recovery Assists are turned on
- Custom – Your selection of which are active and which aren’t
Remember that the Options Menu can only be reached when outside a match. It’s available while browsing all the main menus, and even in the character select screen before entering training. Once you’re in an actual fight, you can’t access this menu and the associated settings anymore.
