Bandai Namco ha anunciado por fin lo que gran parte de la comunidad competitiva del último juego de Dragon Ball esperaba: un circuito similar al Capcom Pro Tour o al Tekken World Tour. Aunque se han hecho de rogar y a falta de dar más información al respecto, el Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour comenzará este mes en el CEO del próximo 29 de junio.
We esports now!
No entiendo a la gente que dice RIP Capcom. Cuantos más circuitos con torneos presenciales sea del juego que sea es beneficioso para toda la comunidad de fighting. Sin el CPT este de DBFZ no existiría y ahora con este el CPT pues quizá es un poquito mejor, se retroalimentan seguro.
A disfrutar, un pasito más.
Con el meta de 5 campeones que tiene el game y teniendo en cuenta que cada uno elige a 3, viendo 1 combate los has visto todos.
Ya hay web oficial con toda la info de esto.
The Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour is a global tournament series that runs for 8 months from June 2018 to January 2019. Players from around the world will compete throughout the year to decide a Grand Champion at the Finals.
Featuring an innovative tour structure, players will compete for the 7 Dragon Balls at designated Saga Events worldwide. The more Dragon Balls a player possess, the higher seed they will be granted at the Finals of the tour. The Finals will feature a Last Chance Qualifier system that leads into an 8-man double elimination bracket.
However, should a single player win all 7 Saga Events and obtain all 7 Dragon Balls, the format of the Finals will fundamentally change. The player possessing all 7 Dragon Balls will obtain a bye to Grand Finals, guaranteeing at minimum 2nd place.
In this scenario, the Finals Last Chance Qualifier becomes a open bracket event to determine who has the right to challenge the 7 Dragon Balls holder in a first-to-ten set for the title of Grand Champion.
