Return it for the refund.
If you feel like playing Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit, it's probably because you're overestimating the value of the short term enjoyment of the shiny screen and colorful characters compared to the value of using your time in a good way, like reading the sequences, practicing kung fu, or getting crunk.
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I don't want to become known on this website as the guy who is always asking for help with his personal problems (way too much status loss), but I'm still a novice at best as a rationalist and given others don't have my biases asking for advice is the best chance I've got at an objective solution.
I've recently bought a game (with a few days left in which I can return it for a refund) called Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit. Most of my play experience suggests Rubberband AI, but there aren't any references to it having such on the Internet and programmers have been known to conceal it. I really don't want the game to have it (as it provides a highly inconsistent challenge, and reduces the game to focusing on manipulating the A.I rather than winning), hence my bias, but my own play seems to suggest it does.