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Final Stand Remastered Beginner Guide
Quick Start (First 60 minutes)
Talk to Chi-Chi and complete her starter quest (kill small snakes → deliver lunch to Gohan). These quests teach basic combat and give early XP.
Open Stats → spend points (Keymax recommended early; Speed is also very noticeable).
Pick one core move to buy early (Death Beam recommended for ranged clears). Buy only essentials until you have steady Zeni.
Finish all green one-time quests in the starter town before leaving — these yield the best early XP per minute.
Enable party double XP if you’re playing with friends — XP boosts stack and share across party members.
Player Passives & Races (What to pick and why)
Races change your base stats, resistances, and sometimes grant unique skills. You cannot change race on the same character, so choose deliberately.
Beginner-friendly races
- Majin — sustainability and useful utility skills; forgiving for solo play.
- Android — passive key regen and absorb mechanics; easier to sustain during dungeon runs.
- Frieza — strong early burst and key scaling if you prefer beam/caster play.
- Yardrat subrace — if you get Instant Transmission (free in some Yardrat subs), it’s massive QoL.
Races to avoid early
- Human — most benefits unlock at very high levels (around 150), poor day-1 value.
- Jiren — theoretically powerful but fragile to current drain mechanics; difficult to pilot early.
How to choose: Pick something that matches how you want to play: tanks (Craig/Calvar), mages/beamers (Frieza/Void Touched), mobility (Katier/Yardrat), or sustain (Android/Majin).
Controls, Movement & QoL
- Vanishing and dash/roll are core to advanced movement and combos. Learn advantage-dodge timing.
- Speed scales a lot of feel: more dodges, longer M1 chains, faster traversal — buy Speed capsule or invest stat points if you want mobility.
- Nimbus is a paid convenience but massively speeds up map traversal. Consider it if you value time.
- Keybinds: change them in Settings to suit your comfort.
Stats — where to spend early points
- Keymax — most players feel immediate return; more Key = longer forms and sustained skills.
- Speed — noticeably improves combat fluidity (extra dodges and M1 chain length).
- Strength / Melee / Key damage — invest according to chosen playstyle.
- Health & Resistances — useful but low early ROI; forms and capsules usually provide better mitigation for beginners.
Quests & Progression — efficient route
- Complete all green one-time quests in the starter area first. They’re high-value XP.
- Daily (blue) quests refresh every 24 hours — do them consistently for steady XP.
- Piccolo orb chain is high priority: finish his first quest (don’t fly during it) to unlock later, better XP quests.
- World Tournament / sparring: great and repeatable XP, especially with friends. Use it for quick levels.
- Time Chamber (paid): massive XP in one hour — use after you’ve exhausted other sources for the session.
Capsules
What they are: Equippable items with passive or activatable effects (extra dashes, bigger beams, gardens, gravity chamber). Most unlock via the Capsule Tracker (Other → Capsule Tracker) by scanning/killing NPCs until research fills.
How to start: Talk to Dr. Briefs at Capsule Corp, equip sample capsule and Charge it. Then scan NPCs and farm the required counts. Always re-scan a completed NPC to register the unlock, then return to Dr. Briefs to claim.
Priority capsules for beginners
- Power Capsule (+damage) — flat damage boost; huge early ROI.
- Speed Capsule (+speed) — improves traversal & combo scaling.
- Defense / Life / Key capsules — sustain and survivability.
- Fundamentals — turns M1s very strong (great if you prefer M1 clearing).
- Dragon Jewel / Burning Fighter — transformation-specific: better forms or reduced drain; invest mid-game.
Avoid low-value capsules early (tiny HP bumps, marginal zeni gain that cripples your damage) until you’re comfortable.
Raids, Dungeons & World Events
- Raids (Trunks, Gorilla/Bear dojo, Super Cybermen, Red Ribbon, Vegeta after Bulma) give big XP and gear. They have cooldowns — plan them.
- Gorilla/Bear dojo is excellent for capsule drops (Energizer, Fundamentals). Cooldown typically 3 hours; run when ready.
- World Events (Turalis, Lord Slug, Fria) spawn randomly and drop exclusive rewards; join servers quickly when one appears.
- Raid tips: Don’t enter unprepared. Bring Senzu beans, defensive capsules, and team coordination. Talk to the specific NPC (e.g., Bulma) to ensure quest credit for XP.