'Dragon Ball Xenoverse Money Cheats' Detailed Guide To Get An Unlimited Zeni [VIDEO]

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To get a lot of money on the "Dragon Ball Xenoverse" the players must follow the instructions that will be discussed in this article.

Video Games Blogger shared the "Dragon Ball Xenoverse" money cheat on how to have an unlimited Zeni. According to the publication, to have an unlimited Zeni, a player must gather lots of rare Hercule badge items. The Zeni that the player get from selling at the Item Shops can be used by the player to buy clothes, items and skills.

Furthermore, according to video guide from Anime Games Online, to make millions of Zeni in "Dragon Ball Xenoverse," the player must first collect Hercule badge through playing the Parallel Quests where the said badges will be the items you get at random. For example, if a player play the "Parallel Quest 15: The Explosion of Namek" for one to two hours, the player will get about is 150 Hercule badges.

The rule is, the higher the Parallel Quest number, the more money a player can make. If a player reaches the "Parallel Quest 53: Dangerous Duo! Warriors Never Rest," he will get around 60,000+ Zeni upon each completion. It is recommended to finish each Parallel Quest to get money as a completion reward.

Moreover, if a player is done playing the Parallel Quest, he can visit an Item Shop to check for his winnings. In an Item Shop, the player can exchange won or found items for Zeni and can sell the said items to the shopkeeper for loads of cash.

The rarer the Hercule badge, the more Zeni it will worth. The Hercule badges of the Common is equialent to 1,000, the Uncommon is 3,000, Rare is 8,000, Super Rare is equivalent to 15,000 and Legendary is 30,000 Zeni respectively. If a player is done playing the Parallel Quest 15 for one to two hours, the player will sold the items (which are mostly Hecule badges) and overall he might earn about one million Zeni.

For more details, check the video from Anime Games Online below:

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