Be sure to check out the rest of our Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 guides, whether you want to know more about Nintendo Switch exclusive features or building a strong character.Originally posted by Canhoto:but it's highly unlikely the problem is with Windows.
Once all players are connected, the Local Multiplayer match will begin. If you can't find the room, be sure that you're standing in front of the same clerk. Once the room is created, anybody who is playing needs to pile in via the Search function. If you're doing a Parallel Quest, the room creator also needs to choose which one you're going to play. Select Create Room and set up the match rules.
Once you start up Local Communications with the clerk, someone's going to need to create a room for everybody to pile into. Similarly, in order to unlock the Online Parallel Quests clerk, you must complete your first Offline Parallel Quest. Note that in order to unlock the Online Battles clerk, you must complete the first non-tutorial mission of the game. The Online clerks act as the Local Communication clerks in Offline Mode. Talk to an Online clerk and select Local Communication to start your session. The clerks that handle Local Wireless Multiplayer are the exact same clerks that handle Online connectivity.
Once you've jumped into offline mode, head toward the Reception Area near the Dragon Ball. If you're already in-game, you must first back out to the title menu and decline the prompt to connect to the server in order to start in offline mode. How to Set Up Local Wireless Multiplayer in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 for Nintendo Switchįor starters, it's impossible to access Local Wireless connections while you're connected to the online Xenoverse game server. There's no giant red arrow that says "Hey, Rookie! The Local Wireless section is over here!" Thankfully, though, the process turns out to be rather similar to connecting with others online. The only issue is Local Multiplayer isn't the most intuitive thing to set up in Xenoverse 2.
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