With Potential Unleashed (500 Ki): A good increase in overall damage (like it's SSJ 2 and Super Vegeta 2 combined) and Ki recovers faster. Level 3 (x20) (500 Ki): Even more damage, vanishing is free, and stamina drains the fastest. Level 2 (x3) (300 Ki): A little more damage, vanishing is cheaper, and stamina drains faster. Level 1 (100 Ki): Tiny ATK boost with stamina draining slowly. But I was missing the mini teleports on my melee openers that being even just Super Saiyan One gives you. Then I was expecting to love potential unleashed the most because it has great damage buffs and no ki penalties. But in the end I've desired the damage resistance upgrade of being able to turn Super 3 when things get rough. I was expecting to use Super Vegeta the most for the better ki damage boost. Straight up damage percentage statistics are good, but how things feel in practice matters a lot. (It's the real deal for simply punching people to death, though, while it lasts). X20 mode is really strong if you take advantage of your infinite teleports in teh duration, but you are still draining stamina and both AI and players can be smart enough to just send you into stamina break. Kaioken needs more managment to get mileage out of it. However it has no damage resistance, and for a Saiyan none of the mini teleports on attacks are added (everyone talks about charged ki attacks, but for me the big deal is the mini teleport on basic melee openers). It's slightly under Super Vegeta for Ki damage, though 5% less for punching than Super 3.

Potential is very good, even though it needs 5 ki bars to turn on.

Super Vegeta caps out at Super 2, but has the best Ki blast bonus.įuture Super is basically Super 1 without the Ki penalties, but without the Damage resists either. Super 3 punches hardest and has the most damage resistance, but it's ki gain penalties are horrible. It really is down to your preferences and what you are trying to do, honestly.

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