Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra is finally out, and while the gameplay is already exciting, the right settings can make a huge difference in how smooth and enjoyable your matches feel. Also before starting the guide, check out our Dragon Ball Tier List for those interested in the MOBA game.
Many players overlook some small but important adjustments that can actually give you a big advantage during fights. If you’re just starting out, here are the best settings you should change right away.
1. Adjust Your Rush Attack Priority
By default, the game sets your rush attack priority to target the nearest enemy. While this might sound useful, in practice it often causes you to miss key knockouts because enemies with low HP can easily slip away.
- Go into your Options → Controller Settings.
- Change Rush Attack Priority to Lowest Total HP.
This ensures that your attacks always focus on the weakest target, letting you secure more eliminations instead of wasting time on tankier enemies.
2. Fix Your Auto-Aim Settings
Just like rush attacks, the auto-aim settings also default to the nearest enemy. You’ll want to adjust this too:
- Navigate to Options → Auto Aim.
- Switch from Nearest Enemy to Lowest Total HP.
This keeps your aim locked on squishier targets, helping you finish fights more efficiently. Avoid using the “lowest HP percentage” option, as it can sometimes cause the system to target tanky characters instead of the actual low-health enemies.
3. Star Progression and Character Focus
Another key setting is the experience priority system. Once you unlock the option to assign XP to characters you’re not actively playing, make sure to use it.
- Prioritize characters with lower XP requirements (like Vegeta needing 30 XP instead of Goku’s 900).
- This helps you level up faster, unlock new stars, and gain access to more characters and skills without grinding endlessly.
The right settings in Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra can make battles smoother and more rewarding. Changing your targeting to lowest total HP, setting auto-aim properly, and managing star progression will save you a lot of frustration. Once Divine Combo Cards open up, you’ll also get even more control over your playstyle. Take a few minutes to adjust these settings before diving into ranked or team battles—you’ll notice the difference immediately.