Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero's online multiplayer mode basically reveals how powerful each character on the roster is by giving them a specific cost to use in battle.
With characters ranging from lowly earthlings like Mr Satan to all-powerful gods like Beerus, one of the biggest questions surrounding Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero ever since it was announced is how it would balance its massive roster. The truth behind that is that it really doesn't, as each fighter is as powerful (or not) as you'd expect them to be.
I didn’t think Sparking Zero could get more exciting, but the addition of GT and Movie characters has done it.
That's a lot of fun in single-player fights, but it would raise some big issues in multiplayer if everyone was just going for Base Cabba. Spike Chunsoft has countered this by enforcing some rules on team battles that give each and every fighter on the roster a certain cost to include them on your team, which can only have up to 15 points in ranked battles.
While this is mainly just to keep Sparking Zero's online matches as balanced as possible, it does also give us a very good idea of...
