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Dragon Ball FighterZ's online experience has been suffering for a while now, with Ring Matches having bad matchmaking and lobby experiencing constant disconnects. Bandai Namco have released a roadmap video on YouTube , where the game's producer Tomoko Hiroki let players know they're aware of the issues and are looking into fixing them.
Hiroki started with thanking fans for the support that resulted in Dragon Ball FighterZ's stellar start where several sales records were broken. As far as the issues go, Hiroki said they are ''aware of the situation and keen to resolve them with all our might''. That last bit made it sound like they're going to go Super Saiyan on their servers.
The first patch will be going live in late February 2018 which means in five days or less. Hiroki did ask they player base not to overreact and expect that this patch will fix all the issues with the game's online component. It should fix some issues, but not everything.
That is where the second patch comes in. It is scheduled for mid to late March 2018 and should swoop in and mop up any mess the first patch didn't. Hiroki also confirmed that they ''will not stop until the fix has been completed''. Here is to hoping the fix doesn't get dragged out like Goku's with Frieza.
Hiroki closed by saying that ''Dragon Ball FighterZ still has a lot more to offer'' and they hope players are looking forward to more announcements. Player's don't want announcements, they want you to fix their game.
