Keep on losing

[Asian girls lover]

Am I the only one who can't beat Goblimon? I've beated the first one,then always lost. They're too f-ing strong.

[Elrohir Telemmaitë]

Lower the difficulty

[Bo-Taqi]

just train ur digimon a bit higher mp and higher hp and make sure ur fighting the lv2 goblimon not lv4 or lv6 in early games.

[Asian girls lover]

Originally posted by Wing Zero:

just train ur digimon a bit higher mp and higher hp and make sure ur fighting the lv2 goblimon not lv4 or lv6 in early games.

That's the lv.2 Goblimon I can't beat.

[Asian girls lover]

Originally posted by Elrohir Telemmaitë:

Lower the difficulty

I'm playing on normal.

[Elrohir Telemmaitë]

Originally posted by Ankha:

Originally posted by Elrohir Telemmaitë:

Lower the difficulty

I'm playing on normal.

It has an easy difficulty now

[Asian girls lover]

Originally posted by Elrohir Telemmaitë:

Originally posted by Ankha:

I'm playing on normal.

It has an easy difficulty now

I know, but it annoys me to lower the difficulty game.

[Elrohir Telemmaitë]

Originally posted by Ankha:

Originally posted by Elrohir Telemmaitë:

It has an easy difficulty now

I know, but it annoys me to lower the difficulty game.

Then go back into the training room until you’re absolutely ready for battle. You have obviously gone in unprepared

[Grey-fox-13]

So, for some less passive aggressive advice, especially on your first generation, yes the lv2 critters WILL kick your teeth in. So do spend a little extra time in the gym pumping up your stats. Just high enough to where you feel comfortable pummeling the lower level ones right at the entrance, fighting those will train you quicker than the gym so grind them for a bit, also gives you time to get more acquainted with the cheering and defending.

And get the defend command tamer skill ASAP, as well as the upgrade that reduces the damage to 0. The ability to fully negate damage at will almost makes the combat too easy.

Oh also make sure to lure them to you one by one, no need to fight them in duos until you can actually take them easily.

[PatrickDJ]

This isnt like your usual JRPG. Your digimon and especially in the 1st generation are really weak even if they are Mega level a Rookie can still kick their teeth in (I know makes no sense but thats just how this game works) but also the reverse can happen when your Digimon are strong enough after a couple generations because your Parameters will carry over to a certain degree and can be increased in your tamer skills

I recommend watching some guides on YT on how to get through the early parts of the game.

This website can help you see the Parameters of the digimons next stage https://www.grindosaur.com/en/games/digimon/digimon-world-next-order

BUT working to the next level doesnt come without its own set of problems.. For example if Digimon A Digivolves and Digimon B doesnt there is a chance on a Desync and that could really throw your game off into a moment where most of the time story progression cannot really happen because you have 1 really weak digimon and 1 stronger digimon for that stage of the game.

There are ways to fix the Desync but early game its REALLY difficult and really tedious

Ofcourse you play the game how you want it :) but this is just some advice from me

[Syd Montague]

Do yourself a favor and reduce the difficulty.

The problem with "normal" difficulty is that it's misleading, it only reduces the amount of stats you get from training, i.e. increasing the amount of grinding you have to do. This in turn also makes some other design flaws worse.

There is no shame in that, no reason to be annoyed. Consider it a bug in the game.

If you then still hit difficulty spikes it just means you have to hit the gym more. Or alternatively hit weaker encounters more to gain more stats.

[redeyedraven]

There are solid youtube-guides for this game, as it's technically pretty old.

[Grandork]

It's actually quite easy to win early. Focus fully on HP/STA/WIS. Ignore everything else. Then, in Battle, keep spamming your Shout until you reach 150 points and then use your ultimate.

This will deal with pretty much everything for a while.

[Tunuko]

Originally posted by Ankha:

Originally posted by Elrohir Telemmaitë:

Lower the difficulty

I'm playing on normal.

Beginner = Easy
Easy = Normal
Normal = Hard

All Normal mode does is half your stat gain, it just slows you down really.

[Ranko]

Originally posted by Grey-fox-13:

So, for some less passive aggressive advice, especially on your first generation, yes the lv2 critters WILL kick your teeth in. So do spend a little extra time in the gym pumping up your stats. Just high enough to where you feel comfortable pummeling the lower level ones right at the entrance, fighting those will train you quicker than the gym so grind them for a bit, also gives you time to get more acquainted with the cheering and defending.

And get the defend command tamer skill ASAP, as well as the upgrade that reduces the damage to 0. The ability to fully negate damage at will almost makes the combat too easy.

Oh also make sure to lure them to you one by one, no need to fight them in duos until you can actually take them easily.

Honestly if I Had one major complaint with the game's design its that nothing really shows how good the guard commands are when they should be recommending them. The game changes dramatically once you get it

[redeyedraven]

Then again on easy the game might lose any bite once you accumulated enough skills, progressed further into the story and got certain digifolks in your town including some of the more useful upgrades.

Early game you're better off getting your starters to rookie-level and farming mobs because you don't just get stats but also items and bits.