Like every fighting game, Dragon Ball Sparking Zero also has to fight against one of the plagues of every video game of this type, namely ragequitters.\r\nA problem that, remaining at Bandai Namco, also had to deal with Tekken 8 in a complex and non-complex way always 100% effective.\r\nIt is always difficult to find a definitive solution to prevent these people from ruining the experience within the Bandai Namco title (you can find it on Amazon) like many others, but a solution seems to have arrived.\r\nIn a series of recent posts on X, Bandai Namco reported an interruption of online activities in order to update Dragon Ball Sparking Zero and introduce some new features specifically related to ragequitters.\r\n \r\n«To ensure a fair and pleasant gaming experience, we are strengthening timeout penalties against players with excessive rates of disconnection or abandonment during online matches», explains Bandai Namco introducing the precautions.\r\nAs regards ragequit specifically, which is difficult to identify objectively, Bandai Namco explains that it will adjust the points accordingly by increasing the points for the disconnected part, and decreasing the points for the part that has disconnected.\ r\n”Please note that it may take some time for the dots to be reflected,” concludes Bandai Namco.\r\nAdditionally, the developers confirm that connection errors and online matching issues have been improved.\r\nNow we hope that the community can enjoy a little more Dragon Ball Sparking Zero, which also for this reason has lost some of its initial grit and consequent active players. Despite the great work done by the team, which has worked hard in recent months to publish many updates.\r\nMeanwhile, Dragon Ball is preparing for an explosive 2025, because in the next few days there will be a dedicated event for the gaming community: here are the details.