Digimon World 1: PS1 Let's Play/Walkthrough Part 32 - Unlimited Money! Birdramon hates me?

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Published on October 10, 2013 9:49:50 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaw9LDQlQA4

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Digimon World (1999)

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Let's Play

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Here we go! Trying out the money trick! First I buy an auto pilot, then a bunch of med recoveries, then we head to Freezeland! There we get into a fight with IceDevimon because they're jerks and Birdramon hates me for whatever reason. Maybe because I whooped him at his own home. Anyway, after the battle with IceDevilmon we head to Mojyamon and trade the med recoveries for S. Def Disk. Lastly we use the auto pilot to get back to File City and trade the S. Def Disks for 2,000 bits each... making me pretty damn rich.

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"Digimon World" (デジモンワールド Dejimon Wārudo?) is a video game by Bandai on the PlayStation, released in 1999, about the "Digimon" virtual pets. It was followed by various sequels released for the "PlayStation" and other platforms.

The storyline focuses on a human brought to File City on File Island by Jijimon to save the island. Digimon have been losing their memories and becoming feral and the city has fallen into disarray. The goal of the player, who is represented by a young boy whose name is given as Hiro/Hero (this is a common Japanese naming convention for RPG protagonists), is to save the island by helping Digimon recover their memory and return to the city.

There are 65 Digimon in the game that a partner Digimon can become. All Rookie, Champion, and Ultimate forms which can be acquired without cheating are also available as Digimon to recruit to File City, with the exceptions of MegaSeadramon, HerculesKabuterimon, and Phoenixmon.

Digimon World's game play utilizes two major aspects: Raising and battling. The element of monster raising consists of feeding your Digimon, allowing it to rest, and leading it to the bathroom. As a Digimon grows and trains, it can digivolve into a stronger form; there are 5 stages of digivolution in total including the desirable Ultimate form. Raising a Digimon carefully and properly helps progress through the game, and improper treatment can lead to dire consequences. The second element of the game, battling, composes the other major aspect of the game. Digimon World's battle system heavily relies on options that a player can command, such as Your Call and Retreat. As a player ventures in the wild, Digimon may engage in battle when touching each others paths. Battles are usually inevitable while adventuring, and they are a reliable source of techniques that a Digimon can learn and money. Training a partner Digimon enhances its parameters, enabling it to fight with better ease and digivolve to powerful forms. Digimon World also provides various mini-games for the player, including fishing, arena tournaments, and curling. Sub-quests are also available, mainly for new recruiting
Digimon and other hidden surprises.

Hp:Determines how much damage you can take before dying
Mp:Determines how many attacks you can use
Off:Increases the damage you can do
Def:Decreases the damage you take
Speed:Decreases the time between attacks
Brains:Allows for more commands in battle,while training has a low chance to learn technique

Initially, the game has very little to offer to the player, however, as the game progresses, players gain significant advantages as the city flourishes. The game offers several feats for the player in the form of medals, allowing further game play even after the storyline is completed.

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