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1. #Dragon ball xenoverse 2 pc how to do orin combo mod#
2. #Dragon ball xenoverse 2 pc how to do orin combo mods#

But that's probably a good place to start. I'd assume that the most 'official' romanizations would be the ones Steve Simmons uses in the official subtitles of the series, but I don't even know how many years it's been since I bought a Dragonball DVD, so I'm not entirely up on what his go-tos are, either. That seemed like a good reason to make my mysterious semi-annual return to Kanzenshuu and spark up a discussion!! If I'm going to bother doing this, I should at least make an effort towards accuracy, right? Instead of going with my instinct in changing Recoome to 'Rikum', for instance, simply because that's how I've always spelled it, I started thinking about what the most accurate/official romanizations for character names are, because I honestly don't really know. I actually know how to use the message-editing tool for the game, and thought I'd just go ahead and make some minor adjustments for myself personally.but then it hit me.

I fired the game up right away, excited, only to realize.well, it wasn't quite up to my perhaps overly-particular standards on which names to leave as-is, which to change, and how to change them.

#Dragon ball xenoverse 2 pc how to do orin combo mod#

I was excited - it's no secret that those who prefer the Japanese version are generally a minority in the western Dragonball community (at least, outside Kanzenshuu), so it's the kind of mod I never expected anyone to make. Today, to my surprise, I encountered a mod that changed the names of characters to 'the Japanese version' names - so things like 'Frie-za' (been away a while, is that filter still in place?) corrected to Freeza, Turles to Tullece, and so on.

#Dragon ball xenoverse 2 pc how to do orin combo mods#

So, I've been playing Xenoverse 2, and since I play on PC I also like to keep tabs on mods made by the community.