I'm convincedI'm definitely gonna go Champion first before proceeding. Thanks so much for the helpful advice!!
Your power level is more dependant upon the number of generations than it is the digivolution.
Fix only meant that they have reached all the requirements needed for them to evolve with 100% certainty. They will still need to wait until the appropriate age to evolve; earliest being Champions at ~3, Ultimates at ~7 and Megas at ~11. While L, M and H meant that the digimons have a chance to evolve but might not because you only reached some of the requirements with H having the highest chance.
I had my first Mega like 5 hours in, haha.
From the evolution guide, you need to DNA evolve it to let it become Imperialdramon FM.
Yup, I was surprised as well. I just wandered to the DNA tab since I didn't find FM in the normal evolution tab and it's just there. Bizarre choice of DNA partners although they are easily recruited early on.
I wish they unlock the requirements upon evolution as well but this is the first time they allow the players to learn evolution requirements themselves in game if I'm not mistaken. In the first Digimon World and Re
igitize, we are all on the mercy of the unknown unless a guide is used so a step forward which will hopefully be expanded upon in future World games.I wish they unlock the requirements upon evolution as well but this is the first time they allow the players to learn evolution requirements themselves in game if I'm not mistaken. In the first Digimon World and Re
Tip: Antylamon in the Digivolution Dojo can unlock a random evolution requirement for one of your partners in exchange for one evolution item. Leomon sells them for 1k in the item shop.
I actually did that. Plus the digimon's noises too...
You cannot directly check how many victories they have but you can check whether they reached the requirement by checking in the digimon's history. If they reached the requirement then it will be highlighted there though the victory condition itself need to be unlocked in its history.
It's starting to click now! Congrats man, glad you made it through. The game world will open up exponentially from here on out.
I think Cyber Sleuth is more accessible but both are good for different reasons. I've watched bits and pieces of LPs for the vita game and the PS4 version is much improved. Just keep in mind Next Order is very, VERY methodical and I could see it rubbing some players the wrong way. The training aspects aren't for everyone. The grind is real.
It's completely different from Cyber Sleuth since its more of a pet training sim than an rpg. The main gameplay loop being; train->evolve->explore->death->train->repeat. There will be a lot of repetition especially when training the digimons and a lot of patience is required to thrive in the game.
Money is indeed tight early game since the majority of enemies you fight are Rookies that drop miniscule amount of bits. As you continue the game, the Champion and Ultimate level enemies will drop a lot more bits compared to the Rookies and recruitment fights usually yield a ton of bits. You'll be swimming in bits the farther into the game you are since more enemies are Champions rather than Rookies.
Yeah, you're still early. You get decent money from battles later on.
It was introduced in the opening tutorial section of the game which goes so fast it's likely to be forgotten (I did lol).
igitsed was for 3DS. I like the slight chaos to the game where you simply don't know what Digimon your partner will evolve into, and have to go with the flow early game.Actually, there's virtually no difference between Easy and Normal except Easy gain stats a lot more compared to Normal during training. The extra stats gained on Easy does make the game easier but the fights is every bit as hard.I watched a stream of it and yeah, oof. It seems like Easy is Normal, and Normal is Hard.
So bummed I don't have a PS4/Vita for this. Suppose there's a sliver of chance it could be ported to Switch the same way Re
Saying that, is Numemon an evolution when no key stats are met? That seems a little harsh.
No doubt they're tough, they're ultimates. But that is also why they drop so much money. I spent a few days there grinding for money in chapter 2.
