Dragon Ball Z: Kakarotis finally out, and players are now busy exploring the game’s world and discovering the many abilities and facilities they can unlock and upgrade to further improve Goku’s stats. One of the facilities players have access to inDragon Ball Z: Kakarotis its Training Room, and fans looking to practice their combat skills may want to get this facility fully upgraded as quickly as possible.
To note, before players can begin upgrading the Training Room they must unlock it first, and that is done naturally over the course of the game’s main storyline. As many fans will know, the narrative of this highly-anticipated new game followsDragon Ball Z’s greatest arcs, and the Training Room is unlocked naturally at the end of episode two of one of those famous arcs: the Android/Cell arc.
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Upgrading the Training Room
Once the Training Room has been unlocked it can be found at theCapsule Corporation. The Training Room starts out with a base level that can be used to train, but if players want to expand their training opportunities they will have to upgrade the facility further. Upgrading the Training Room will require certain resources from around the world, but every character will benefit from the Training Room so it is well worth the investment.
The Training Room can be modified by speaking to the female researcher, otherwise known asAndroid 21, at the Capsule Corporation. In total, the Training Room can be upgraded up to level 10, and the necessary materials to upgrade each level are as follows:
Level 9
Level 10
Naturally, it’s going to take quite a lot of time and grinding to find all of the necessary materials to fully upgrade the Training Room. That said, with most players finding that it takes around 35-40hours to beatDragon Ball Z: Kakarotwhen just mainlining the story, there is plenty of time to gather all the necessary materials to train a party to the max.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarotis out now for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
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