At the very least, you should put 10 to 20 percent of your points in Basic Attacks. However, if you don't use basic attack combos often and prefer to rely on Super Attacks, you may want to move those points over to Striker Supers or Ki Blast Supers.

By placing roughly 40 percent of your skill points into Basic Attacks, you can help balance out that weakness. Basic Attacks (40 percent) - As a Namekian, you have lower attack power than the other races. It's not unheard of to see up to 60 percent of your points go to Max Stamina, but at the very least, you're looking at 20 to 30 percent. You should put at least 30 percent of your points into this category to avoid a Guard Break, and can use Vanish when you need to. Max Stamina (30 percent) - Namekians already have a faster Stamina regeneration rate compared to other races, but Stamina is extremely important to all races in Dragon Ball Xenoverse. However, if you don't find yourself running low on Ki very often, keep this to the minimum 10 percent of your points.

If you use a lot of Ki-based attacks, then put up to 30 percent of your points into Max Ki. Max Ki (10 percent) - This is more of a personal preference. If you want to create a powerhouse character that's difficult to KO, put up to 40 percent of your points into Max Health. You should put at least 10 percent of your points into Max Health. Leveling Recommendations Max Health (10 percent) - Namekians already have higher health than other races, but that doesn't mean you should completely ignore this stat when leveling up. Throws aren't a big deal for the most part, but if you Boost Dash into a maximum range throw, it can catch an opponent off guard and allow you to begin an offensive push. This helps to balance the fact that your combo or throw starts slower than most characters. Once again, it's important to know the maximum range of your basic attacks so you can start a combo before your opponent is close enough to connect with a basic attack. You're not going to beat out a Saiyan or Frieza race character if you both attack at the same time, but what you can do is use the Namekian's longer reach to keep faster characters at bay. However, you still have to deal with the Namekian's slower attack speed, which is virtually unavoidable. You can compensate for this with items or by focusing your points on attack power when you level up. The biggest weakness of the Namekian race is the fact that they have low attack power. Doing this will give you a powerhouse Namekian that can become even more powerful with a Kaioken transformation, or defensive Super or Ultimate Attacks. You can also use attack boosting items or even level up your attack power by putting points into the appropriate categories to remove the limited weaknesses of the race. They already have higher overall health, but when you add in the fact that they can get more health from healing capsules, it means that a Namekian with a bevy of healing capsules essentially have four or five life bars instead of just one (assuming you use a healing capsule when your health is low). Using an item that replenishes health makes a Namekian extremely difficult to KO. With items being more effective, you have a few options you can use to boost your character's abilities. Learn the maximum range of your throw, light attack and heavy attack, then use that knowledge to engage an opponent from as far away as possible. You can use this to your advantage by catching opponents off guard. This gives them the ability to start combos from farther away, and gives their throws a bit more reach compared to other races. One of the biggest differences between Namekians and other races is that they have limbs that can stretch and extend.

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