Dragon ball Z Kakarot max settings on Ryzen5 1600 and asus strix gtx1060 6gb

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Published on January 20, 2020 6:11:41 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzSQobO7NKQ

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Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot (2020)

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Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is an open world It was released on January 17, 2020

All settings is maxed out on 1920x1080p and works great on 60fps without droping fps in game....

Set in semi open world areas of individual hubs with RPG elements, the game follows loosely the plot of the Dragon Ball Z anime series with the player assuming the role of protagonist Goku. Other characters such as Piccolo, Vegeta, Gohan (young, teenage, adult), Future Trunks, Vegito & Gotenks have been announced as playable characters. The game is not considered open world with one massive sandbox but instead divided into individual hubs that will be locked until reaching a certain point in the story, only then will these areas be unlocked for exploration. These individual hubs are not small and the openness of these areas gives all the more reason to have flight as a mode of travel with both the verticality and area being impressive. Some areas are full of life and cities whilst others are more barren and devoid of life.

Flying will be a huge aspect of the game and the main form of travel to objectives and other parts of the map unless running at super speeds is preferred, the nimbus cloud will also be a mode of transport and for the Ultimate Edition the Tao Pai Pai Pillar will be available.

During general gameplay and flight the game handles like a typical third-person game, when fighting the perspective changes to an over-the shoulder fighting game. Fighting is a mix between typical punches, kicks, dodging and ki-blasts with special moves and combos involved.

Outside of combat you are free to explore the different locations, collect minerals with ki-blasts and fish. The emphasis on RPG progression sets this game apart from typical fighting games, Goku will not start with his most powerful moves with them only being unlocked through the skill tree and progression through the story. There are five different ways to power up; eating, battling, finding ki-orbs and creating communities. Linking characters to community leaders of different types can maximise experience gain. Orbs found in the world through exploration are the main currency for progressing the skill tree. Meals are important as foraging for fruit or crafting dishes at a cook can incur permanent stat increases. By fighting in battles experience points will be gained, choose your battles and make sure your character is at the adequate level before engaging.

Another activity besides the side quests is fishing, fishing is played as a sort of mini game with requested buttons needing to be pressed at the precise moment. Playing as Goku will see him pulling out, attaching and fishing with his tail, this was done as a homage to the original anime series. The reasons why Goku has his tail will be further explained in the story.

Side quests do not need to be completed but they do play a part of the story which is being told with many closing the gaps that were created in the anime, side quests are also a great way to find extra loot and gain experience points. The game is estimated to be 30 hours of gameplay if only the story and some side quests are completed. If you are a completionist and complete all side quests and story the game is estimated at over 100 hours.

Gaming on my PC and benchmark
windows 10 pro 64bit
mobo Biostar x470 gt8
ram 8gb ddr4 3200mhz hyperX
cpu ryzen5 1600 3.6ghz 6cores/12threads
cpu cooled raidmax cobra 120rgb
gpu sapphire pulse rx580oc 4gb
gpu asus strix rog gtx1060 6gb
ssd Biostar s100 series 120gb sata3 530mbs/380mbs
hdd Seagate barracuda 7200 1TB ST1000DM010, 64MB
psu lc power 600w
tower LC power gaming 988B red typhoon
monitor samsung 24" syncmaster2494 1920x1080

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