Anyone with this code will be able to join your lobby.įinally, you can select the number of players involved in the Ring Match. This can be any number between 00, so set up a passcode and let your friends know it. If you don’t care, just pick the Ring Party Match (Shuffle) option.įor a private match with friends, you can now set a Ring Password. For the latter, you can then choose which players end up on which team. For a 3-on-3 game with different players on each character, you’ll want Ring Party Match. For a standard 1-on-1 game, pick Ring Match. Next, you need to set up the Battle Rules. © Dragon Ball FighterZ / Bandai Namco Entertainment / Fair Use
This doesn’t matter too much when playing in private with friends, however, so just select something like “Let’s just have some fun” and move on. Here you can pick three categories to let other players know what sort match you’re hosting. Press R2 on PS4 or RT on Xbox One to open up the Ring Settings menu. You need to make sure everyone else knows where you’re hosting it, so we recommend choosing an open location. Once everyone’s in the lobby, find an area in which you’d like to host your game.
The max players in a lobby is 64, so avoid any with numbers close to that. We recommend going for a lobby with a low player number (ideally zero) as this means you’ll definitely all get in. First, you’ll need to make sure that you all join the same lobby in the same region. While it’s easy to set up a 1v1 game offline (just head to the Local Battle Arena), online is a very different matter. Read on to discover how you and your friends can join each other in Dragon Ball FighterZ. Oddly, there’s no direct invite function in DBFZ, but there is a way to set up a match that only you and your friends can access using a Ring Match lobby. Not to worry, as we’ve got the steps required to get you and your pals into a private game in no time. Dragon Ball FighterZ has stormed out of the gates, but many players are still having trouble finding a way to play online with their friends.
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