- While the life of your Digimon isn’t told to you, there are ways to prevent it from dying quickly in Digimon World: Next Order. They all revolve around treating your partners right and being a good.
- So Nobunaga from GBATemp looked through the chinese version and found that there is a semigood english translation already avaliable, so here we go:) I already replaced the files:) A little HowTo is inside the archive and also a english version of MaiDumpTool.
Games Digimon World: Next Order Genres RPG Platforms Playstation 4 Tags digimon world next order guide Published Feb. 10th 2017 Cached - articlecommentsarticle49311.
The main city in Digimon World Next Order is Floatia. This is where you can get multiple daily rewards and activities. It is also where a lot of the story takes place and where you can train your Digimon.
It starts off as a small village, but it can expand into a huge city with several districts as you recruit more Digimon. I'm here to let you know how upgrading the city works.
This guide will go over everything about Floatia City including:
- How to Upgrade Floatia - What you need to unlock the expanded city and how upgrading works.
- Districts and Buildings - The different districts and buildings you can get for the city.
How to Upgrade Floatia
As you recruit Digimon to the city, you open new functions and increases the Prosperity of Floatia.
To get the expanded city, you need at least 15 prosperity. If you don't get the city after that, continue through the story until you recruit Taomon. I had both of these at the same time, so not sure if Taomon is also a requirement.
Building Upgrades
Before you can start upgrading, you need Veemon to join the city. You can find him at the entrance to the Server Desert - Noise Storm.
Talk to him to find out that he and Togemon had a fight. After that, head to the Server Cemetery to talk to Togemon. Offer to help with Veemon, then go back to talk to Veemon. He will join the city to upgrade buildings.
You can also go back to Togemon and get him to join. Togemon will sell battle items in the item shop.
Upgrading Basics
Now that you can upgrade, let's go over how it works. You can walk to the Central district, or press options and select 'Central-Builder'. This takes you to the building where Veemon is and lets you upgrade building.
Upgrading a building will add new functions or items. Each upgrade takes an in-game day and requires materials. The upgrades will tell you how many materials you need and how many you have.
Districts and Buildings
There are 5 districts in Floatia: Central, Business, Agricultural, Research, and Entertainment.
Central
- Jijimon's House - You can get items daily from here.
- Upgrading increases the amount you get.
- Warehouse - You can store items here.
- Upgrading increases the amount and type of storage.
- Builder - This is where you upgrade buildings.
- Upgrading this reduces the amount of materials you need for upgrades.
- Sender - This is where you can pay Bits to fly to an area you have visited before.
- Upgrading reduces the cost.
Business
- Item Shop - You can buy several types of items here.
- Upgrading this increases the types of items they sell.
- Hospital - You can cure several conditions and buy medicine and other condition healing items.
- Upgrading reduces treatment costs and increases the types of medicine on sell.
- Restaurant - You can buy special meals to feed your Digimon here.
- Upgrading increases the types of meals they sell.
- Stock Market - Lets you buy and sell special items. Buy for a low price, then sell it back when the price is higher.
- Upgrading increases the number of items sold.
Agricultural
- Fields - This is where you can grow meat and plants.
- Upgrading increases the number of fields you can have, which means more meat or plants each day.
Research
- Training Hall - This is where you raise your digimon's stats through training.
- Upgrading improves the equipment so that it gives more stats.
- Digivolution Dojo - This is where you can get more information about your digivolutions.
- Upgrading lets you control digivolution and more. Check out my Digivolution Dojo guide for more details.
- Lab - This is where you can research chips to improve your Digimon's stats.
- Upgrading reduces the number of materials needed to research.
Entertainment
- Treasure Hunter - You can send Garudamon out to get items for you.
- Upgrading adds a new course to get other items.
- Coliseum - This is where you can complete arena matches for prizes.
- Upgrading adds new matches.
- Fishing - This lets you fish in the city.
- Upgrading allows you to catch more types of fish.
That's all for my guide on upgrading Floatia City in Digimon World Next Order. Let me know if you have any questions!
Digimon World Next Order lets you raise 2 Digimon to fight and adventure with. Just like classic digital pets, you will need to feed, train, and overall take care of your Digimon. There are many items you can use, several stats that affect digivolution, and many other things that are confusing at first.
I'm going to help by going over the basics and give some tips for those just starting their digital adventure.
This guide will go over everything you need to get started in Digimon World Next Order including:
- Game Basics - The basics of raising and battling with your Digimon.
- Stats and Food - What each stat and kind of food does.
- Tamer Info - How you level and what you get.
- Training and Digivolution - How it works and what affects it.
Game Basics
Life
The Life of your digimon is the first thing you should worry about before battling. Life is the amount of time your Digimon has before it dies.
All Digimon have a set Life, but they will be reborn after death with higher stats than normal. As you train and fight, your Digimon has 6 Life stats that are affected.
- Mood - This affects how much damage you deal in battle.
- You can get a bonus for Training with a high Mood.
- Discipline - This determines how serious your Digimon are.
- It can increase through Communication or eating.
- This only affects Digivolution.
- Curse - This is increased if you don't take your Digimon to the bathroom in time.
- Raising it 16 times will cause something bad to happen.
- Fatigue - This is how tired your Digimon get.
- Battles and Training increase this and you will want to rest if it gets over half full.
- If you don't rest, or end battle with low HP, they could get sick or lose Life.
- You can cure Sickness with medicine.
- Bond - This is how you relate to your Digimon.
- It affects your initial Order Points in battle.
- DigiFriend - This is how your Digimon relate to each other.
- High values will cause them to help each out in battle.
- You can increase it through Communication, eating, and sleeping.
Communication is not a stat. It is a random occurrence that allows you to interact with your Digimon by either, Praising, Scolding, or Ignoring.
Praising and Scolding raises or lowers Bond, Mood, and Discipline. How they are affected depends on the situation.
Example: Praising after a good training will increases 1 or more of those stats, but Scolding for a good training will lower them.
Ignoring does nothing.
Care Menu
Throughout the day your Digimon will get Hungry, Tired, Sleepy, and Need to go to the bathroom. Watch for the symbols so you know when you need to take care of them.
If they are Hungry, Sick, or Sleepy, you can fix this by opening up the Care Menu by pressing Square.
Here, you can feed them, use medicine, or go to sleep if they are Sleepy.
If you only want to feed or use an item on 1 Digimon, you can toggle each of them on and off with the L1 and R1 buttons.
Battle
In battle Digimon will fight on their own, but you can give them specific orders.
R1 lets you give an order to the right Digimon and L1 is for the left.
Attack Skills require MP to use and you can change Tactics to affect the frequency they use these on their own.
To make your Digimon use specific skills immediately, you need to choose that skill from your partner's menu. This also requires a certain amount of Order Points.
You start with a set amount each battle, but this can be raised in combat by pressing X. There is a cooldown you must wait for between uses.
While in battle, you can also use items to restore HP, MP, revive, boost stats, and more.
Stats and Food
Stats
- HP and MP - HP is the amount of health your digimon has, and MP is their mana.
- Mp is required for Attack Skills, so the higher the stat, the more skills they can use before needing recovery.
- STR - Strength affects how much damage your Digimon deal.
- STA - Stamina is your Defense.
- WIS - Wisdom reduces the MP cost of skills, increases chance of Guarding, and increases critical-hit rate.
- SPD - Speed affects how fast your Digimon act in battle.
Food
- Meat - Raises Weight and Mood and greatly satisfies hunger.
- Fruit - Raises Mood more easily and removes Fatigue.
- Vegetable - Raises the amount of abilities increase during training for a short time and raises Discipline.
- Wild Mushroom - Reduces Weight and removes Fatigue, but doesn't satisfy Hunger very well.
- Nut - Reduces Discipline and does not satisfy hunger very well if not cooked.
- Drink - Raises Mood and removes Fatigue.
- Also raises DigiFriend and sold in vending machines.
- Fish - Reduces Discipline and raises Bond. You get these by fishing.
Tamer Info
Your Tamer, which is your character, can level. You level by gaining enough experience points from winning battles.
When you level, you will get points you can spend on Tamer Skills.
I won't go into too much detail here, but there is something I would suggest. If you care about Digivolution at the beginning, I would get Teacher and Evolving type skills under Trainer first. This will allow you to get more stats and train longer.
If not, I would get Order and Tactical Type skills under Commander first. These will make them stronger in combat and unlock more combat options.
Training and Digivolution
Training is a big part of making your Digimon stronger and digivolving. You can raise stats by battling, but they go up much higher if you train.
The training building is in Town and allows you to place your Digimon in any of the 6 Stats categories.
- Nearby stats will also raise during training, but not as much as the main stat selected.
- You can place them in different categories when you train and there are different bonuses you can get depending on where you place them.
- You can also let 1 rest while the other trains.
Digivolution is affected by a variety of things, but mostly their stats. If you look at the stats of your Digimon, then go to history, you can check the requirements you need for each digivolution.
Anything past Rookie will not show the requirements initially, but you can gain this info through Communication.
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As your Digimon gets older, it will become more likely to digivolve. This is why it is important to get your stats to the levels you want as soon as possible.
Extra Tips
- There are Digimon that will give you things everyday, so always check back in town on new days.
- Tanemon is to the left of the bathroom and will give you Meat everyday.
- Koromon is inside Jijimon's house and will give you gathered items.
- Make sure to check the field for items you can gather because they are a huge help at feeding and strengthening your Digimon.
- Don't forget to check on your Digimon.
- You will want to know every time they are hungry, need to go to the bathroom, etc.
- This game is more than just going out and defeating enemies. You will need to take care of your Digimon partners.
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That's everything I have for getting started in Digimon World Next Order. Let me know if you have any questions and stay tuned for more detailed guides on specific things in the game!
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