attack and defense properties

By "k" you mean "know" right?

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would be great to k everything about them XD

DBO tried to make a complex system where "Elegant attacks are 10% stronger against Honest Armor" and "Honest attacks are more 10% stronger against Elegant attacks", attempting some dumb rock paper scissors mechanic in a Dragonball game of all things. (And god, do we love Ultimate Tenkaichi for that)

...and then they dismissed it just like the weight system by adding "bonuses to all attack/defense properties".....so don't ever even worry about any of the rock paper scissors crap. If you have earrings that give 10% attack and defense properties, that simply means you deal 10% more damage, and take 10% less, end of story. If you find a ring that gives you 5% honest(or whatever attribute) attack property.....it's extremely situational garbage you don't need, and you deserve better. As great as they are, keep in mind running props will come at a cost of other bonuses like DEX or cooldown.

Honestly, Kakarot's video did a pretty great job explaining how to actually get properties on your weapons, so I don't need to explain that. (I didn't even know you could sacrifice armor to increase your odds of success, so thanks! )

Attributes need to be changed and based on each class or race.

Example:

Honest def - 30% def buff to DW armor.

Honest attack - 30% attack buff to DW weapons.

Funny def - 30% def buff to Karma Majin armor

Funny attack - 30% attack buff to Karma weapons.

I mean, remove this "rock paper scissors" system and just make attributes/properties to buff power or def.

Still this is just what I think, to make some use of this attributes.

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DBO tried to make a complex system where "Elegant attacks are 10% stronger against Honest Armor" and "Honest attacks are more 10% stronger against Elegant attacks", attempting some dumb rock paper scissors mechanic in a Dragonball game of all things. (And god, do we love Ultimate Tenkaichi for that)

...and then they dismissed it just like the weight system by adding "bonuses to all attack/defense properties".....so don't ever even worry about any of the rock paper scissors crap. If you have earrings that give 10% attack and defense properties, that simply means you deal 10% more damage, and take 10% less, end of story. If you find a ring that gives you 5% honest(or whatever attribute) attack property.....it's extremely situational garbage you don't need, and you deserve better. As great as they are, keep in mind running props will come at a cost of other bonuses like DEX or cooldown.

Honestly, Kakarot's video did a pretty great job explaining how to actually get properties on your weapons, so I don't need to explain that. (I didn't even know you could sacrifice armor to increase your odds of success, so thanks! )

Can you explain what weight was actually supposed to do? I know weapons/armour have weight, and crane had that one debuff that altered the weight of the target. But how does weight effect game-play.

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Can you explain what weight was actually supposed to do? I know weapons/armour have weight, and crane had that one debuff that altered the weight of the target. But how does weight effect game-play.

It's only been relevant for a short time about 6 years ago before it became the system we have now, so my exact memory is a little hazy. Basically jewelry like rings would weigh you down just like armor would, and you could wear Namekian gear as a human back then at the cost of extra weight. If you're underweight(in the green, below 100% of your limit) you suffer no penalties. If you're in the yellow(100%-110%) you get a small attack stat boost but lose a bit of speed. Go over that....and you start losing pretty much every non-defense stat through the power of penalties. If you make it to the red you're really screwed.

The issue was that most humans could barely wear 2 rings and they'd already be in danger of becoming overweight. Nowadays, the weight limit is doubled and the system is merely an afterthought, just a remnant I'm not sure of why it's still in the game.

You know, it would be nice to bring the weight system back since it fits with the whole "weighted clothing" gimmick Dragonball has/had.