Oh training your digimon brutally will whittle it's age away. Oh lv30 regions are way too hard to train up quickly. Restarted at lv1, grind to lv20 to beat a boss, your digimon passed away again. LOL!īasically start at lv1, grind to lv10 to beat a boss, digimon passed away. Originally posted by Kai:This game is a huge grind to keep your digimon alive so you can complete the next content before they pass away, then repeat the grind to keep them competent for the next rush to the next boss.
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My main gripe with the previous entries was that stat gain was abysmal in fights so from mid to late game I just went full gym in order to fight bosses, and this was a very boring cycle, since my mons would die after a few days. So happiness and discipline have no advantages/disadvantages lifespan wise, is that correct? And what about training? Should I still be aware about how much I need to train them? Only the life tree Tamer skills and digivolution level affect it prior to getting life boosting potential later on in the game. but in any case, neither affect lifespan in this game. Used to think the same but I always have max in that game and they live to 18-19 as they would with no discipline. Originally posted by DigitalBlizzNX:Happiness affects lifespan in World 1 but not discipline. Yeah I do remember most of it, but as you said, I don't know what really applies in this entrty. So just rest when their fatigue is above 50%. Originally posted by archmag:Based on info in game unless you overtrain them until they become sick it shouldn't affect their Life. Without the life boosting tree, your first generation of ultimates if they don't digivolve to mega should live until 16 regardless of difficulty. Only the life tree Tamer skills and digivolution level affect it prior to getting life boosting potential later on in the game.Īge 8 for an ultimate isn't anything special given they can't even digivolve to mega until age 11. A discipline digimon dies faster cuz they are depressed but listens to you like a king, a happy digimon will live longer cuz they are happy but are spoiled brat bnut thats on World 1 so unsure if tis still applies in DW:NO Happiness affects lifespan in World 1 but not discipline. Supposedly it depends on your Digimon's Discipline and Happiness as well. Wait, doesn't training shorten by a big chunk lifespan? At least world 1 and re digitize/coded did. As the game is very old I am sure there is an actual info on how life is calculated somewhere around but I don't want to look for it yet to not spoil things. I didn't take those yet specifically to rotate faster through generations to check all digimons and their requirements.īased on my very limited experience (3 dead ultimates and 1 champion) my theory is that without being sick or hurt Champions have 10 days to live (total since the beginning of generation, not since they became the Champion), Ultimates - 15 days. There are also some abilities in Basic skill tab which increase both base Life and Life gained per Digivolution. It feels like there is plenty of time to train and if they desync the lower rank digimon trains much faster (both in training and in fights). Based on info in game each Digivolution adds some Life so it resulted in him having lower total Life.Ĭurrently I am at 3rd generation with one 12 days old Mega and one 7 days old Ultimate. First one died earlier because he had difficult requirements to progress to the next Digivolution and got only to Champion. On my 2nd generation one digimon died after just 10 days while 2nd one survived for a few more. I don't know if it is a lot or not because I didn't play this game previously. I trained a lot on my first two digimons (maxed exp on all 6 training facilities without being able to upgrade them yet) and they lived for 15 days both and got up to Ultimate rank. Based on info in game unless you overtrain them until they become sick it shouldn't affect their Life. Originally posted by きょすけ:Wait, doesn't training shorten by a big chunk lifespan? At least world 1 and re digitize/coded did.
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