The drop rate is 1-5%, it can require a lot of resetting if unlucky. You can save just before Mirei messages you, check the message to see if a Tactician USB has dropped and reset if not. I'd recommend trying to set up a second farm and have it complete development at the same time as the first, that way you get two drops for each reset.
I see, RNGsus has come to strike me down in yet another game. I've already timed a good save for resets (I only have to wait 10 seconds for a digiline message).
I guess I'll pull something up on Netflix while I do this, thanks guys.
Can someone explain to me how I can feed my Digimon food in the farm? Also, I have a Lilamon around level 80 which I'm trying to digivolve to a Lilithmon but the latter's INT requirement of 250 is pretty high and I'm not sure if my Lilamon will reach it. She currently has 206 INT. Also, does equipping an INT increaser item count toward the stat requirement?
I've read about training digimon to increase their abilities but I thought that just increased their level? Is there any difference in farm leveling and random battle grinding?
Can someone explain to me how I can feed my Digimon food in the farm? Also, I have a Lilamon around level 80 which I'm trying to digivolve to a Lilithmon but the latter's INT requirement of 250 is pretty high and I'm not sure if my Lilamon will reach it. She currently has 206 INT. Also, does equipping an INT increaser item count toward the stat requirement?
I've read about training digimon to increase their abilities but I thought that just increased their level? Is there any difference in farm leveling and random battle grinding?
At the farm menu, press right on the d-pad or push right on the analog stick.The cursor will then go to one of the digimon in your farm. Select one and press "X" to feed him food. Press "Square" to change the food items. Be warn that the digimon might refuse to eat the food so save before feeding them expensive foods.
The farm not only levels up your digimon but it also give your digimon permanent stats bonus if you choose the command to train. The bonus stats that goes up depends on your leader personality.
Durable = HP
Lively = SP
Fighter = ATK
Defender = DEF
Brainy = INT
Nimble = SPD
Builder = Increases chance to gain better items during develop
Searcher = Increases chance to gain generic quests and items during investigation
The digimon own personality also affect what stats they gain during training. For example, a brainy digimon who is training with a brainy leader will gain INT faster.
The bonus stats has a CAP and is calculated by, (Digimon's ABI/2)+50 with 100 being the MAX amount a digimon can have.
You can also reduce a digimon bonus stats in one area to reduce its total bonus stats so that you can specifically gain stats in other area. You reduce said stats using stat restraint chips. For example, a digimon have 50 bonus stats on both ATK and INT but you want all 100 bonus stats to go to INT. Use the ATK restraint chips to reduce its bonus ATK and then train him on INT until max.
Stats increasing equipments doesn't count towards evolution. Only the digimon base+bonus stats count.
There's no difference between leveling in the farm or on the field. Even level 99 digimon can still train in the farm to gain bonus stats.
Yup. It helps early on since you can use the farm to train many different type of digimons to use as backups for your main team if you're having trouble with bosses etc.
Haha, Paladin Mode was the toughest (of the RKs) for me before. I think I won on the second/third time after getting wiped out by some insta kill moves.
Haha, Paladin Mode was the toughest (of the RKs) for me before. I think I won on the second/third time after getting wiped out by some insta kill moves.
You gotta buckle up and survive five of these until you can finish him off. I don't remember if you can beat him before he goes into rage mode, I survived the hits once and didn't try it again.
I remember only one or two of my Digimon survived, but it was enough to take him out.
You gotta buckle up and survive five of these until you can finish him off. I don't remember if you can beat him before he goes into rage mode, I survived the hits once and didn't try it again.
You can, I know I did. but I forget how honestly, I just know after each failure, I just targeted a different one from the start. Did it in 2 or 3 shots.
edit: If you have Jesmon, he has a skill that might be able to help but only if he uses it right before he does his slash attack. (nullifies dmg until his next turn, his speed should be slow enough that all the slashes go off before Jesmon's next turn)
Okay is there a way to raise ABI without devolution or miracle meat? MetalGarurumon just needs four more points in order to have BlackOmnimon later, and I don't want to waste the last miracle meat >.>
Game was completely sold out on release day here in the Netherlands and I am still waiting for my pre-order. Seeing this thread on the first page everytime is so painful.
The wait is getting kind of unbearable now so I think I'll just rewatch Digimon Adventure in the meantime and familiarize myself with the many digimon again .
Okay is there a way to raise ABI without devolution or miracle meat? MetalGarurumon just needs four more points in order to have BlackOmnimon later, and I don't want to waste the last miracle meat >.>
Unfortunately, no. Only miracle meat can increase ABI outside of devolution.
Although, you can get more if you have beaten the Royal Knights sideuests and giving their medals to the medal guy. From the gamefaqs guide:
Royal Knights (ロイヤルナイツ: Three Miracle Meat (ミラクル肉.
- Obtain all the Royal Knights medals from the Great Challenge requests.
Unfortunately, no. Only miracle meat can increase ABI outside of devolution.
Although, you can get more if you have beaten the Royal Knights sideuests and giving their medals to the medal guy. From the gamefaqs guide:
Royal Knights (ロイヤルナイツ: Three Miracle Meat (ミラクル肉.
- Obtain all the Royal Knights medals from the Great Challenge requests.
I don't see Bandai Namco fixing anything related to the localization quirks. The DLC situation is being looked into, don't know if cross-save will be fixed too. If the game is selling well, they might be more motivated.
Honestly, I can see why reviewers would give it 7-8's. It's a good game, but it makes a few missteps that could put people off a bit. The story starts a little bland, digivolving isn't explained well enough, dungeons get repetitive, etc. I would rate it higher myself, but I'm a bit biased because I love monster collecting and Digimon, which this game does really well.
The Vita version looks great and the only real difference between the two is the resolution and frame rate. Go with your preference.
Thanks for answering. Too bad about the localization, if you're right I guess some Digimon just like to troll with those multiple choice questions, huh?
Thanks for your "score" and impressions of the two versions. I guess no real point to buying both unless one goes on sale, right? Then I'll probably go Vita.
How much more similar is this to SMT/Persona than Pokemon? Just curious, I don't think I've heard much about say, elemental weaknesses being in this game. Instead it seems like there is some kind of "brainy"/"brawny" dynamic?
How much more similar is this to SMT/Persona than Pokemon? Just curious, I don't think I've heard much about say, elemental weaknesses being in this game. Instead it seems like there is some kind of "brainy"/"brawny" dynamic?
There is Elemental weaknesses but they are secondary to the triangle of Virus -> Data -> Vaccine -> Virus.
Free/Neutral types are not weak to any of the triangle.
For instance, if a Virus type is against another virus type, they will do neutral dmg, if they have an elemental attack strong against the other virus type, it will do 1.5x instead of it's normal dmg.
However if it's against a data type, it will either do 2.0x dmg or 3.0x dmg if the move is an element that the data type is weak against.
How much more similar is this to SMT/Persona than Pokemon? Just curious, I don't think I've heard much about say, elemental weaknesses being in this game. Instead it seems like there is some kind of "brainy"/"brawny" dynamic?
Maybe? if not, there is no harm in redeeming it now anyway since we have to wait on Sony/Bamco to fix it (probably Sony since it's their network but hey...) and it will appear on your DL list when it's fixed.
Anyone know if the medal man's medals transfer in a ng plus? I'd like to go for plat, but I've already missed some of uchida's stuff, so I'm wondering if I should just not give any more medals to the medal man since items carry over.
I have one of those fabulous pink dragon
