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Hi, I wanted to download Reshade for the first time, but my antivirus Bitdifender had problems with UUU in the past and ended up quarantining the executable file for the game I used it in, and I had to mess around to fix everything.

Since Reshade works similarly, what's the best way to prevent my antivirus from blocking it? I knew that putting the game folder in the exceptions of my antivirus should fix this problem, but I'd like to avoid trying and ending up in the same situation as UUU, so if anyone can tell me if it works I'd be grateful.

Everyone, I'm new, can someone help me understand all these tags what they mean/what they're for?

Hey everyone! After a lot of research, I've come to the conclusion that Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3 will most likely release in February 2027. Here is the breakdown of why this window is the only one that makes sense.

My research started after watching Janemba8000's latest video. He's skeptical about seeing a trailer at Summer Game Fest (June 5/6) because XV2 still has a DLC coming this summer. He also pointed out the 9-month gap between the Sparking! ZERO teaser and its full reveal and that we will probably have to wait for Gamescom at the end of August to have a new trailer.

However, there's a key factor he's missing: Xenoverse 3 is already on the Steam Wishlist. Historically, for Dragon Ball games, the gap between the Wishlist announcement and the actual release never exceeds 10 months:

Sparkling! ZERO: ~10 months (Dec 2023 – Oct 2024)

The Breakers: ~4 months (June 2022 – Oct 2022)

DBZ: Kakarot: ~7 months (June 2019 – Jan 2020)

DB FighterZ: ~7 months (June 2017 – Jan 2018)

Xenoverse 2: ~3 months (July 2016 – Oct 2016)

Xenoverse 1: ~5 months (Sept 2014 – Feb 2015)

If the Wishlist went live in April 2026, a 10-month window takes us exactly to February 2027. Bandai wouldn't open Wishlists and Amazon pre-orders now if the game were 18 months away (October 2027). That would be a marketing disaster.

Remember how Sparking! ZERO released on the exact same day as the first episode of Dragon Ball Daima? The Dragon Ball Super Remake is scheduled for Fall 2026. It has been officially confirmed that it will cover the Battle of Gods, Resurrection 'F', and rumors also say U6 vs. U7 sagas for a total of 18-20 episodes (5 for BoG, 5-6 for RoF and 7-8 for U7 vs U6). If it starts at the beginning of October, it will reach the end of Rof or the beginning of U7 vs U6 in early 2027.

Releasing XV3 in February 2027 allows Bandai to ride the massive hype wave of the new anime while also closing the Japanese fiscal year (which ends in March) with record-breaking profits.

Looking at the history of DB games, almost none release in Q3 (Aug-Sept). Most released in Q4 (Oct-Dec), like the original Budokai and Tenkaichi series. However, various other modern games like Xenoverse 1, FighterZ and Kakarot all released in Q1 (Jan-Feb).

Since October 2027 is way too far (18 months after Wishlisting), the Q1 2027 window (January-February) is the only logical choice.

We know there was a leak about a playable build of XV3 already existed in October 2025 and the game has been in development for 6-7 years. The marketing cycle for XV3 is already more aggressive than Sparking! ZERO's was at this stage.

If Tenkaichi was the king of the past, Xenoverse is the king of the present. Bandai will want to celebrate the legacy of the Xenoverse series like they did with Sparking Zero because it's the only other game series that could reach, if not surpass, the levels of hype of the Tenkaichi games. So, yes, I think they'll release Xenoverse 3 exactly 12 years after the first installment of the series.

What do you guys think? Following this line of reasoning, we'd definitely have monthly news about Xenoverse 3 until it's released.

Hi everyone!

I'm planning to buy and play for the first time Tales of Arise. I want to use the "Ultimate Graphics Quality and Performance" mod made by nobody666777, but I see it requires Arise-SDK.

I'm a bit concerned because Arise-SDK hasn't been updated since Feb 2024 and there are reports of infinite loading screens in the DLC quest "A Feast of Blessings".

Does the Graphics Mod .ini file include fixes for these SDK-related loading bugs since this was updated until last month and does it need Arise-SDK to work?

Are there specific settings in Arise-SDK.ini that I should toggle to ensure 100% stability in the DLC while keeping the visual improvements?

For those playing in 2026, is the v30 beta still the "gold standard" or is there a community fork/fix I should know about?

And lastly, are there any other bugs/issues I might encounter?