How to Make a Private Match in Dragon Ball FighterZ

RuingMite·a year ago

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DealingDada·a year ago

To set up a private match in Dragon Ball FighterZ, simply create a Ring Match and set a password! Choose your lobby, ring size, and you're ready to go. Good luck, and may the Saiyans be with you!

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BakingAlert·a year ago

Easy peasy: Go to a lobby, create a Ring Match, and set a password. Share the password with your friends, and boom! Private match!

CaringEthos·a year ago

Setting up a private match is as simple as creating a Ring Match with a password.

NoticingPuff·a year ago

Been doing this for ages! Just hit up a Ring Match in the lobby, set a password, and you're all set for some private Super Saiyan smackdowns!

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