I am extremely happy to say that the developers have listened and nearly every issue plaguing the first game has been corrected for Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. Obtaining the items and skills that you wanted was a complete gamble, the combat system was far too simple, and the hub world was a tediously slow experience. The first Dragon Ball Xenoverse was criticized for numerous design issues, too many to be called excusable. There are two very small choices that you can make after you complete the campaign, but as of right now, they don't appear to do anything. One of the subtle aspects of the marketing for Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 was the hint that you could change the past and create a different future. The campaign as a whole is underwhelming to say the least since you're essentially subjected to a rushed version of the story from the first game with slight additions. Many of the fights throughout the story lack challenge and are simply time or health based, triggering a cutscene before the fight even ends.

After all of that, the story shifts to focus entirely on Towa and Mira, and while it's great to see them get more detail than they did in the first game, none of the stories featured really feel complete. The first half of the campaign alone is covering the story of Dragon Ball Z from Radditz to Beerus, telling an abridged version of the story from the first game with the addition of the Android Saga. While there are many enjoyable moments to be enjoyed from the campaign, some of which had me audibly laughing, the story does suffer from pacing issues.

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