Fighters return to your world and form friendships or rivalries.
46.8 of the 55 points that apply = 85 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
DragonMine Z: Living World RENEWED adds persistent fighters to Dragon Mine Z, turning its combat world into a place where recurring characters develop power, goals, relationships, factions and personal histories. These fighters use Dragon Mine Z’s combat and progression systems, including melee, Ki attacks, defense, flight, transformations, training and equipment, with growth tied to saga progress rather than scaling without bounds. As they meet repeatedly, fighters can become friends, rivals, mentors, students or companions, and can learn techniques from one another, inherit weapons and equipment, and pursue goals such as training, defeating a rival or finding gear. Exploration can bring encounters with wandering warriors, factions, patrols, training groups, wanted fighters and Guardian Corps responses, while fighters also follow daily activities such as training, resting and travelling. Major events, including victories, rivalries, mentorships, technique learning, equipment inheritance, fusion, progression and deaths, are recorded as part of each fighter’s history. Players can check a fighter’s relationships, goals, equipment, techniques and history through its profile, and a Dragon Mine Z Scouter can reveal additional combat information. Renewed also makes character alignment affect interactions with NPCs, and lets Namekians assimilate other Namekian fighters either through combat or by building enough trust. World settings let hosts and server operators tune natural activity, fighter and hostile caps, faction and dynamic encounters, returning fighters and automatic power sensing, as well as configure which dimensions allow fighters to spawn.
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