Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra Maintenance
Here’s the deal upfront: maintenance for Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra wrapped up and the servers are now back online as of September 10, give or take a few coffee-fueled minutes for your particular platform.
But before you jump in ready to punch some Friezas, isn’t it wild how waiting for games to go live can feel like watching your phone charge from 99% to 100%?
There’s all this anticipation, a dash of impatience, and the semi-obsessive ritual of checking official updates, Discord groups, and maybe just staring at the loading screen like it might blink first.
When Will the Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra Server Back Online?
Short answer: yes, right now, the servers are live! If you tried logging in during that twilight period post-5:00 PM PST on September 9, you probably got the classic “under maintenance” message, which is basically the game equivalent of a bouncer checking IDs at the club.
The official buzz was clear that pre-download started after 5:00 PM PST, but actual gameplay? Uh-uh. Not until the maintenance curtain dropped on September 10, with some wiggle room depending on your platform and time zone.
Honestly, it’s a bit like waiting for the doors to open at a midnight movie premiere: everyone’s hyped, but the lights don’t dim until precisely the right moment.
For folks in India, Japan, or anywhere east of California, that wait can stretch overnight—a little annoying if you’re glued to social media, but hey, that’s a shared gamer experience.
Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra Server Status
Now, live, stable, and bustling! The team kept things tight-lipped during maintenance, but the minute the floodgates opened, players started posting screenshots, gameplay, and the sort of giddy chaos you only get when thousands of people try to log onto a new server at once.
If you saw rumors floating around of “extended downtime,” chalk it up to the usual launch-day turbulence: sometimes the database needs a quick fix, sometimes it’s just a big rush and the login page gets stage fright.
By now most platforms (PC, mobile, console) have resolved their hiccups and things are running reliably.
There’s already talk of new characters showing up, bug fixes making life easier, and lots of tweaks to UI and balance, a relief for anyone who spent pre-launch nervously theory-crafting team comps.
What Was the Maintenance About?
The recent maintenance centered around rolling out the Ver1.1.0 Patch Notes, a collection of updates that responded directly to feedback from the Network Test phase.
The goal? Smooth out gameplay, strengthen underperforming characters, and tweak battle mechanics so every match feels earned—no cheap wins, no “why did my healer suddenly get one-shotted?” moments.
Think of it as renovating your kitchen while everyone’s out of the house, then throwing open the doors for a party. There were hotfixes for:
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Buffs
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Battle System
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Nerfs
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Adjustments
From early patch notes and whispers on the official forums, characters like Kale and Super Saiyan Rosé Goku Black were added, along with tweaks to support roles. It’s that kind of steady, behind-the-scenes tinkering that keeps the grind fun and the matches feeling fair.
