While important locations are a bit more spread out, I didn’t feel like too much space was wasted in the process.
I saw plenty of NPCs during the closed beta, as well as a handful of other players. It’s a more fully realized and active city. I don’t think the previous hub can even hold a candle to Conton City. Conton City is the primary hub, and it’s substantially larger than Dragon Ball Xenoverse’s Toki Toki City. Some of the changes are obvious and immediately available. That isn’t to say you won’t get to see some of the things that are new to Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. Instead, you should take this opportunity in stride and enjoy what you can. Rushing through and trying to will only make what should be a fun experience. In fact, it’s so big that you probably won’t get to see many, or perhaps even any, of these things in the PlayStation 4’s Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 open beta between October 14-17, 2016. There will be race-specific missions, everybody gets transformations, over 80 characters from the Dragon Ball series will appear in some capacity, and there will be extra hubs set in areas like the Namekian Village.
By all indications, Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 is an even bigger game.
You can go 20 hours and barely scratch the surface of it.
