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PQs are unlocked by progressing through story mode, answering prompts of NPCs in Conton City with blue mark above them, or completing other PQs.

#Dbz xenoverse 2 dlc 10 full#

Upon being revived the character receives about 6000 Health and has full stamina, but without any Ki, and any transformation that was disabled after getting KO'd will still be disabled. By staying close to them you fill their revive gauge, and upon filling it, they will get up into a heavy breathing animation, before regaining control. If you or your chosen allies are KO'd, instead of immediately failing the mission as is the case in all story missions, you can revive the characters by flying over to their body and locking onto it. The cutscenes are minimal, only involving entrance of new characters or them leaving, gates to new areas opening, some characters transforming or getting back up after getting KO'd.

Parallel Quests generally have a more free nature to regular story mode, as you can play them as any unlocked character and also choosing up to two allies. The PQs are divided by difficulty levels, ranging from 1 star to 7. A large amount of PQs from Xenoverse 1 were copied into Xenoverse 2, though some have received changes courtesy to new content available or new mechanics. There are 100 PQs in the base game, up from 55 in the base game of Xenoverse 1, and 22 PQs added by all DLCs, doubling that number from Xenoverse 1. They are also a large source of many equipment items and skills, as well as unlocking most of the roster and its extra presets.

As their name implies, they are meant to be done in breaks of the main content, but also involve parallel timelines as opposed to the main one, thus they can involve different kinds of what if situations, particularly fighting alongside villains against heroes unlike what usually happens in the main story. Parallel Quests, called PQs for short, are the main side content of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2.