As units scale toward the maximum account level cap of 40, standard stage XP yields become completely insufficient to maintain progression momentum.4 To combat this statistical plateau, the game employs a vital "Feeding" mechanic.4 Players must actively utilize the auto-sell and auto-keep mechanics located in their QoL settings to heavily hoard lower-tier, duplicate units—specifically those of Rare and Epic quality.4 By systematically feeding these redundant units—alongside specialized, high-yield consumable items like Senzu Beans—into their primary Meta DPS units, players artificially bypass the time constraints of manual stage leveling.4 This mechanic also applies directly to increasing the raw base damage of a unit before Stat Cubes are applied.4 A seasoned player managing their inventory efficiently will utilize the AFK Chamber to generate millions of Gems, roll thousands of times on the standard banner, and feed the vast sums of Rare and Epic fodder directly into their SSJ4 Gogeta or Shenron.4 This systemic loop effectively converts passive Gem income directly into hyper-dense unit XP, bridging the gap between economic wealth and tactical power.
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