Is Digimon World: Dawn REALLY That Bad?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ย. 2022
- Jaiden Animations made a video discussing her thoughts on Digimon World: Dawn and Dusk and basically came out saying she hated the game lol. Today I want to explore whether or not the game is actually that bad. @jaidenanimations @jaiden
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My understanding is basically that people who understand and engage with the game's mechanics like it, but those who don't hate it. People don't understand how powerful degeneration/evolution loops are, they just think they're getting weaker and don't understand the point.
The problem is how repetitive the game is an not in a good way the map design is annoying its certainly not a good game looking through unbiased lense
See, I understand how the game works and as far Im concerned that's just another example of the ridiculous grind bs digimon has that the developers keep in these games and fans defend.
I loved it when my agumon oneshots some adult level digimon
This mechanic is very powerful but pretty annoying, it's interesting how they implemented the rogue-lite aspect of Digimon World in a more traditional JRPG game but in the end its just more grinding, at least Cyber Sleuth fix the problem with less linear evolutions, degeneration feels more like trying new evolutions instead of just grinding
@@chronoblue418 Grinding is fun tho
I feel like this is a rare game where your sense of direction could actually impact your enjoyment, lol.
If you approach this game like a Pokémon game you're probably not gonna have a nice time. There are very few "Trainer Battles" so if you skip random encounters a lot you're gonna be very underleveled. As long you keep that in mind and use the Farm properly, I feel like you won't need to grind much. Unless you need some specific kind of EXP for an evolution.
What I'll say is that this game does like to waste your time with long animations. But this game was released around the same time as Diamond and Pearl, so this isn't exactly a problem that was exclusive to this game.
And Night Crow is just mistranslated Night Claw. Just some Digimon Translation Issues™ as usual :v
You should read the move effect description, you have a lot of moves that hits twice even on coronamon, but you are just looking at the zone effect and base dmg
I love DWD, and would like to see you continue playing it. Fun fact: it’s very obvious they made Dawn first and copied a lot of the data to Dusk because they forgot to change some of the text, and a Roachmon calls himself a Bakemon, for example lol
I think a lot of how people feel about this game is a bit of a litmus test for whether or not people actually like JRPG mechanics. The majority of vocal gamers in the West, especially on youtube channels and such, really don't like JRPGs and their mechanics. There are admittedly very tedious parts of these games, but for those familiar with the genre, mazes+grinding is kind of the core JRPG experience going as far back as Dragon Quest 1 where JRPGs all began.
What Digimon Dawn demonstrates to me, at least, is that most people who play Pokemon do so for the monster designs rather than the game mechanics themselves. This is why Legends: Arceus was so popular, I think: most people actually hate turn-based JRPG combat, and that game provided an alternative for most of the game.
So, Digimon Dawn isn't really a bad game, it's a fairly average JRPG speaking in the broader context of video games. But if you hate grinding and classic maze-like dungeon design, then of course it would seem like a bad game if you're used to more action-based western game design.
It's definitely one of my favorite digimon games! Despite it's flaws it is one of the better games in my opinion
It Absolutely Chrono DESTROYS Pokemon Scarlet And Violet In My Opinion!
i personally enjoy just digimon world because you start with 1 digimon at level 1
That does mean nothing since digimon is full of garbage and mid games
@@yuri_cobaia Tell me you've never played a Digimon game without telling me you've never played a Digimon game
Normal players playing a basic JRPG:
Pokemon fans playing anything that requires more than 2 synapses: 😱
🤣
Lmao yeah, I feel like if a Pokemon fan tried to play an SMT game their head would explode
When the remake gets out please show it to us, I will 100% forget PS multiple comments for the algorithm
Gatling punch hits twice and can also select a different digimon to hit so read them descriptions carefully. I enjoyed this game as I played dusk but it does get grindy
I know Jaiden didn't mean it, but I absolutely hate the fact that her video ended up reigniting the Pokemon fandom's stupid hate bandwagon for Digimon, now we have to deal with Pokemon fanboys who've never even touched a Digimon game spamming comment sections for the games about how Digimon has """objectively bad""" games across the board :/
i never played these games as a kid, i got into digimon waaaaaay late, but trying dusk and dawn after cyber sleuth, i felt right at home. then again, the digimon story series is by far my favorite of the franchise, which helps, and i think that's precisely what really takes unaware players aback : it's called "world" outside of japan despite being part of a completely different branch of the digimon video games series, you have to know what to expect and where it actually comes from, otherwise it's easy to understand why it'd be weird and confusing (and "bad").
Jaidens points kinda felt like “This doesn’t play like Pokémon and I expected Digimon to play like Pokémon so game bad”
I like Jaiden Animations but it really felt like she went in way to harsh on this game
That's not really it imagine if this was your first exposure to this type of game/franchise
In Pokémon you start of with a basic synopsis of what Pokémon are how they function and how evolution works along with catching and attacks
In Dawn/Dusk your thrown into the game no introduction to what Digimon are how the work attributes how digivoloving works why its a good/bad thing how data vaccine and virus works on top of the element system and in a maze that you have to guess at unless you talk to the NPC
The issue is that the game isn't newbie friendly the setting isn't very memorable the grind insufferable and the means of evolution not well explained
Its fine if your used to Digimon but that's the big difference .Every Pokémon is done with the idea that you might be new to the franchise(even if veterans hate it)
Digimon games are so story and gameplay focused that if your not keeping up its going to be unfun
Agreed. Almost all of what she said in her video were just comparisons to Pokemon rather than just trying to open up to something new.
@@demonking-zm3rs This was my introduction to Digimon and it’s still one of my favourite DS games. Heck Pokemon doesn’t even explain what a Pokémon is they just call them mysterious and that’s it.
The grind isn’t even all that bad compared to early Pokémon games and other RPGs in general
I loved playing dusk when I was little and had time to grind out the data needed for higher potential critters, enjoyed the story, got a tad annoyed by the de evolution/evolution loop but eventually ended up with a couple of really powerful critters. One was a machinedramon. I forget what the other was, but they combined into some very powerful dragon thing. I replayed the game eventually but was sad I erased that critter to do so.
it was probs puppetmon or kimeramon for the mellnuimmon line or apocylamon ya super fun if you have the patience it my big ''turn brain off'' grind game
i dunno if this is a Dragon, but there's Imperialdramon. I dunno if that's in the game though, I have yet to play it.
i think jaiden didnt like it because she used cheat codes and tried to bulldose through the game, which you cant.
honestly cheats are pointless in digimon dawn, because the game its a little grindy you are slightly over leveled at all times
Personally I don’t really remember grinding that much in the game until post game. But I think at that point I was trying to get max level digimon. Other than that there was trying to get the proper exp type for certain evolutions but I don’t think it is that bad. Then again I was a kid playing it so I wasn’t keeping track of the time. I found grinding to fight the elite 4 especially in crystal much worse. As for typing wise you needed to read the manual to understand. Yes this was made in 2007 where you get a manual with plenty of info. There are 8 types and they each counter each other. I remember light vs dark and machine vs water were two of the four pairings. As for version differences there are version specific digimon and bosses. I also recall the start of dusk started you outside training for the tournament before entering it.
I ended up grinding for the unique item Kowloon Co gives you if you actually pay their demanded price out of pocket. It was hell. I have nobody to blame but myself. On the other hand, I didn't need to grind at all for the rest of the game.
@@lykillcorreli6740 I don't even remember that XD I do remember grinding for that final mission that requires you to have online connection once. It was where you fight all something gaia I think. But considering that was a bonus end game boss I don't think that counts
Dusk is better but there both great and my first monster tamer so every game after had to live up to it and some pokemon games didn't ironically.
Digimon World Dawn/Dusk is the sequel to Digimon World DS. Digimon does die or turn into didieggs but some Digimon retain there past memories.
I remember the grinding in the game wasnt too bad once I figured out how to properly decrease and de-evolve often and try to focus on my EXP. Then I focused on like screen nukes for people just to slam the A button when bored lol
I prefer DS World, it was more straight forward and I feel better pacing and introducing the mechanics.
Dusk/Dawn kinda just expects you to understand the mechanics from the get to
@user-gt7vi9jm9mprecisely why Pokémon forces players to go through tutorials 😂
you probably won't read this since it been some weeks but there a few things that would help a lot of newcomers.
One, grind can be mitigated a lot by just making sure back members are "training" by degenerate, level a bit, and then digivolve them when they ready to take to the front once more. This then let your front go to the back when you need to train them back up and with that, you can make sure the story can even be done in one sitting if you know what you doing and what you need. In some cases, it be better to degenerate all the way then digivolve all the way back up, the trip back up is not too painful if you do degenerate everyone at the same time since they can keep some moves but its not a good idea to do this. the reason you want to degenerate usually more than once is the gains won't be as great if you only do it once when you at say ultimate or mega. It sounds complicated but its really not.
Two, while stats matters, believe it or not, your level has weight too, even if you have a attack of 200 at lv1 or 200 at lv30, the lv30 will do more damage. Its odd but i remember that was how it works, its good to keep this in mind. This means you might want to wait till a reasonable level before putting the ones that just finished training in the front.
Three, farm is only really good for training stats you can't get on the field like resistance. I wouldn't use it for training levels cause it just... bad for that lol.
the first two things i mentioned is all you really need to know to beat the story though, you really don't need the farm less you intend to make some pvp build against someone and that's assuming you have someone to play it with. This is basically how i played the game back then.
Dawn was my first game in the series, (that wasnt dmo, which is one of the mmo's.) prob my _only_ major problem I've had with dawn and dusk is farming elemental exp. One of my digis needed 80k holy exp (this was in dusk) and that exp isnt super common till I want to say much later in the game (for dusk at least).
Other then that, the mazes, the side quests to continue the story ect never bug me, maybe because it made me think of pmd a little which is one of my favorite series so ya. xD
I think Jaiden problem with this game is not "the mechanics is confusing" but with the story and the navigation is confusing,
Story problem, 40 minutes of gameplay and don't explain anything to the player about the world, the characters or the digimons, it's not that bad for us because isn't the first digimon contact for us but for someone like Jaiden, don't watched the anime or even know digimon can talk, this probably a very confusing experience. (She still wants to know what f*ck is a Digimon lol)
About navigation, just for this video, the first area looks just simple, empty and lifeless, this is just bad game design and don't help the player to create a memorable experience.
I'm one of those people who enjoy the grind, yeah the species exp was anoying but was a way to stop you getting op mons too early on. They do fix this at least with the cyber sleuth duet
I love Dusk and Dawn, they're really fun games to me. I never minded the grind. Species XP is a tad annoying, but the grind was always fine to me, especially since the farms can be pretty powerful later on and reduce the species XP grinding. The maps are a tad annoying, since it can be a bit hard to look around them and find your way around, but again, don't really mind.
They're definitely not games for everyone, but I'll play them any time someone hands them to me.
14:03 these 3 words in this context just summarize the entirety of digi/pokemon designs so well for me lol
lol seeing the digimon that Gutts had... "Oooh. OOOOH! Ewww." It would definitely be cool to see a playthrough!
about the hooded character at the beginning, the "you can't esacape today" it's because in the other version, you have this extra part before the tournament where they meet that figure
P.S.
at least try gatling punch, it hits 2 times xD (you can check it in the description of the skill, like you had some status with the ultimate karatnmon)
Wow this brings me back. Like the 2 versions of Pokemon, Dusk and Dawn have different lines in them but Dawn and Dusk has different areas you can go to.
Dawn And Dusk Chrono DSR Pokemon Scarlet And Violet!Hack The Game And You Can Get ChronomonHM!And Even Visit The Other Version's Exclusive Areas!
I watched hed the jayden animation vid and from what i saw she didnt have the drive to learn the game at all she didnt know how to equip equipment or get more teammates but honestly jayden beat the game without learning the mechanins so i think this game can be as simple or complicated anyone makes it 🤣
Oh, yeah I played this way back then, as my first Digimon game. It took some getting used to though. Have to revisit it.
Having played both Pokémon and digimon games since I was a kid there are a lot of examples of grinding in both games Pokémon you level up your Pokémon before a big battle or maybe your using thief a ton of times to get an item where In digimon world games on the ds you have different types of experience for each of the digimon types dragon bird aquatic holy machine devil to name a few so it's extra grindy if you want certain digimon some of witch can take hours to get the right amount of xp in a certain type or getting 2 digimon to certain levels to DNA digivolve also a big mechanic in digimon games is having the ability to change digimon back after they have digivolved when they do they keep all moves from before they dedigivolved with the only exception being signature moves like wargreymons great tornado
I love Dawn and Dusk to bits. I've played through them plenty of times. The online functions shut down ages ago, though, which means you are locked out of the final post story quest which is basically just a big tournament with characters from the anime series. There are definitely some janky aspects to the game, which I think are mostly introduced by the localization team. There are a lot of grammatical errors, and there some formatting ones, too. They are great games, though, once you understand that degenerating your team members is where the real power comes from. It is kind of counterintuitive in monster taming games, where leveling up and evolving is generally how you make your team better.
I used to play this for hours. I hope to get it again.
As much as i like DWD, the grind is very tedious, especially in the endgame. You CAN make the grind less tedious with Calumon who has a digi-entylecia, a trait boosts exp gains by i think 30%, and have a EXP ring T equipped. The problem is you can only get calumon after beating the story and complete the legendary tamer quest which can only be unlocked after fighting or making digieggs with a friend online/wireless. There are other digimon that boost exp though like DotAgumon (Dawn), DotFalcomon(Dusk), Alphamon, MarineAngemon, and Rosemon burst mode who have the lucky god trait. But i think they only boost exp gains by 12% which is significantly worse than calumon.
NOT ED SAYING HE WANTS GATOMONS EVOLUTION ANGEWOMON TO KEEP HIM WARM IN HIS SLEEP... me too Ed me too
This seems like a good game
Wanna know one thing that will significantly make the game better? Give the digimons a ramping up EXP gain buff after each degeneration, capped at either 100% or 200%. That will make the grinding more comfortable.
The thing that i can't stand about this game is that I can't see my digimon in battle, only my opponents. You train so hard your monsters to make them look big, scary and strong and then you can only see your enemies in fights, attacks animations are also not that good...
Thats one of my pet peeves in a lot of Mon games
The thing with the Digimon games is that there isn't any set style. You know what you get with Pokémon for the most part. But Digimon is a roll of the dice.
I've been an RPG player for a long time. Grinding I'm fine with. But when the entire game is basically grind, Like with the Digimon World series, I see no point in playing.
Now Cyber Sleuth is more my thing. It has more focus in its direction & I adore the way it handled the Digimon database in that in encouraged jumping up & down between trees.
I always hit a point with the World series where I just can't continue. I remember in the last World game I did nothing but grind for 3 days straight & it still wasn't enough.
My mons would always die & be reborn before I could get them to a point where I could continue. It became unpaid work.
I'm probably doing something wrong but it just isn't an issue in other games like it.
Felt like I was close to the end also. If I was on PC I would have probably just cheated at that point to get past it. But thats not so simple to do on console.
The worst part is the dungeon design. For real
I mean not necessarily it's just certain things don't age well to certain people, certain jrpg and RPG mechanics are very you have to abide by the rules that the game makes and sometimes I can be very hectic to people who aren't used to that type of thing it's not a skill issue it's more of a if you like it you like it if you don't you don't, some people enjoy the simplistic way Pokemon is some people like the talking mechanic in most Shinigami and Persona games, the way this game makes you do stuff I've played a lot of games that make you do things this way but if you don't initially like that then you won't like it the maze like levels I could understand but again that's just your typical Dungeon Crawler, the home base being like that is because the other base will become an actual dungeon so they use the layout as if it's the same as a enemies team because yours technically does become that, the encounter rate is really high for real that much I can't defend I'm not mad at her take on the game because well she played a sequel game not knowing really anything to do with Digimon and did you want is not Pokemon they do introduce you to kind of anything other than the characters, I still really love Dawn and dusk surprisingly I thought she would play dusk over Dawn because dust has more designs I thought she would be into.
Please do part 2 and make a series out of it.
I downloaded Digimon Dusk and was really looking forward to playing a cool dark team including a BlackWargreymon, but the sheer amount of Random battles+maze like levels was so infuriating, I just stopped after the 4th main story mission zone.
I think the concept of Digimon gang went antagonist team was different version of the story was cool concept. If i want to compare the battle mechanic is more like dragon quest went you can chan your party attack if you have correct move probably it's little bit complicated to first time pokemon fan.
Still i probably more prefer digimon world formula went you command battle in real time, just make the AI smart and more customized like tale series game, but yeah maybe until it come i can still wait with digimon story who more like JRPG than world series game.
I can understand why some ppl would be turned off by this game. Ngl, this game was jarring when i first got it as a kid and i kinda dropped it only to randomly come back to it and loved it, even if the flaws are definitely glaring at times looking back at it now. To be real, Cyber Sleuth was the same. I bought it, was like "uhh..." then dropped it(also didn't help the game crashed alot) and just recently, I've been obsessed and finally beat it last night 😂. One point I'll make is i do love how Dawn/Dusk lets you make op favs with the dedigi/digivolve loop and i like the presentation of this game and how it has varied battle tracks. Cyber Sleuth using the same battle theme, tho good, gets repetitive fast.
Anyway, i think I'll definitely try to play this game again and will definitely look into the fan remake.
I solve some of the grinding issues in this game by playing both versions at the same time. I trade a single team back and forth between the two versions and complete all the missions with only those six Digimon. Dusk is my main version though. I love Lunamon and I find the menu colors to be easier on the eyes.
This game is amazing! I played world dusk years ago. I personally loved it!
I haven't play this one but from the looks of it the gameplay isn't too much different from World DS and Lost Evolution, which isn't too bad but isn't the best either. But from the review from Jaiden I think it start off expecting the player must've known quite a chunk of Digimon and how it throw so much at player at beginning make it not good for newcomers.
the worst things about the DS Digimon games is that they are overly Grindy and that they were made so fast from the original game that a item from the original game shows up as a win item but doesn't exist in the inventory I think someone did state it was a dummy item
Thing is i loved these games when I was young,they were enjoyable,fun and I knew what I was doing because I read the dialouge.I feel like Jaidens main issur was getting lost in the map which Might i add as a kid was way easier to remember for me.
I laughed when I saw this in my recommendations.......
There's another U-tuber who reviewed Dusk before Jaiden's video and he ALSO found it tedious.....
Did you play next order?
Attributes and Elements work differently in this game. The elements or types are Holy, Dark, Beast, Machine, Aquatic, Insectplant, Bird, and Dragon and they don't affect each other. Attributes are Physical, Fire, Light, Dark, Wind, Water, and Thunder and they have are strong and weak against certain types. The (Vaccine>Virus>Data)
Digimon dawn and dusk the learning curve is pretty light heck you can power thur the game with your favorite digimon because that farm system and grinding can be done easily and with little to no mental stress heck I watched tv and anime while grinding so easy
Itll be cool if you try fossil fighters loved playing that game and just got it again on melon DS
I played the begining (of World, actaully) and althought there was a lot to learn, I find it interest and not hard, just new. I gave up mostly because I find it grind and kinda boring. Specially the dungeons.
Not a bad game, but it didn't give me a good first impression.
Definitely want to see more
I nearly completed Dusk, in spite of the fact that I do think it is pretty bad. I think it’s a matter Sunk Cost Fallacy. By the time I realized that the mechanics I hated were not going to be fixed by ANY teleportation, map, or encounter reducing items, I had already been playing for too long for me to abandon it, personally.
I’d love to try the remake, but it was ROUGH to play through. Honestly, try the first Digimon Story game and see how that feels to ya. That’s my advice to anyone on the fence.
I loved Dusk. It reminded me of DW 2.
Honestly, My biggest issue is that I don’t get to see my Digimon’s sprites during battle.
Love this game .let's see more
I feel it's entirely fair to call this a "love it or hate it" kind of game.
This game really is good. It's not perfect, but most of Jaiden's flaws are strong points for me. The digimon list is long, the environments are colorful and I like the mazes as they are. My favorite thing is definitely the music. Even if Jaiden didnt like it, it is legitimately a decent game. Most Digimon games are.
That said, very excited for the remake project!
I think the reason Jaiden didn't like it was because even with all the research she did, *she still went into it looking for a Pokemon game,* despite nearly everyone pretty explicitly stating how different they are at their core
You should really try out Digimon world DS, the prequel to this game. I think it's actually better in a lot of ways.
I loved these Dawn and Dusk.
It definitely has its downs, but i loved DWD, it took sole time to understand but, once i understood the game, i really loved it
I think Maidens problem was that 1she made it clear she didn't actually put in the work to learn it(her video has her point out how she didn't gonna read through tutorials) and doesn't even bother trying to get any new digimon, so she's stuck with the starters.
Jaiden, not Maiden.
its not even a bad game its great
I was the same when others hatred a game they played I played and end loveing it just because someone else Hayes it or dislikes a game gose on when try it out and like or love the game you play and that have fun with or enjoy the game that all most should see that but in saying that easy said and sometimes I have had few put me off some stuff but end up over comeing it all and what I find in games as long as it got good to great mosters combat good to great storyline that what I like and love about some games and like to add that if some games can be a grind it will show that going to a bit hard to get the game over and done with and put all the grind games I have ever played is rift because when got 60in rift it hard to lvl when playing by myself it only one hole bar got but when teaming up was bit more faster and took two days to half way to lvl 61 and that was painful to do but end getting use of it all so yeah but I quit MMOs because of it being so much toxic to me and that why I stick with my Nintendo switch and my Nintendo 3DS
It's gonna be real interesting reading the comments about people asking why you're so thirsty for a cat...
LOL hey man, it's not a cat when it evolves XD
Digimon World DS is the better game to play before Dawn and Dusk. I think DD has better QoL in certain aspects and more digimon I think but DS is legitimately just a better beginner's game
It is if all you see things is in the good/bad binary.
I understand that the sheer amount of digimon you can get in this game really makes it fun, but all the grinding and slogging just makes this unfun to play
Honestly, the appeal of the game is similar to Disgaea. If you like one, you're likely to enjoy the other.
When should i be digiconverting lol
While i prefer Dusk and Dawn, i do think, for a newcomer to digimon Digimon Ds is definitely better, as it actually explains all the important stuff better.
I say this as a Digimon fan 99% of the video games are not that good I more enjoyed the anime I might have hated Power Rangers but Saban at least they had the least edited down anime English dub signs still having words on them asian foods stayed what they were and it had cigarettes&alcohol it aired on fox kids in the 90's and early 2000's and it has booze and tobacco it is just odd noticing that when all most every kids animated shows from the 90's forbid tobacco products and alcohol
It's just an awesome game, don't really understand the hate around it 🤷🏻♂️
I love this game.
Dusk is the better version imo!
Aaah the digimon game for fellow masochist yes yes
This game is indeed unfortunately very bad. I don't think it is the developers fault, more the higher ups.
I miss those games how did you download?
You probably can find it on vimm’s lair.
Digimon world Dawn and Dusk are the best digimon games ever made and we need a remake of these games and digimon world 3
Bruhhhh what? This game was fire!
I had fun with it so far!
@@GymLeaderEd I love that! I was honestly so surprised by your title lol, those games and the DS digimon world before it are fantastic! The pixel art is just amazing throughout, really makes you want to work hard to get that one mon, redigivolving, grinding to get that good boi. Boss fights are great, and sometimes hard, especially the final one.
I've played Digimon cyber sleuth and I had some fun, mainly with the half-assed persona-type game integration to the story and how it plays, I found that interesting and fun, even if half-assed because I've never played an experience like that.
Cyber Sleuth doesn't even come close to how much fun I had in Digimon dusk as a kid. I've actually replayed the game and have full megas at level 99. Love those sprites! Neptunemon, Omnimon, Mirage Gaogomon burst mode... badass!
@@GymLeaderEd my greatest Digimon pain is not being able to use Submarimon in any of my games 😭
Why are you guys so early GODDAMN I want to be first once in a while
No, Jaiden is just mean
The answer is yes, it has way too many mechanics that straight up make it detremental to having fun, like an unnecessary level limit that forces you to evolve backwards and make yourself weaker, forcing you to grind, and when you're forced to grind, that's always a bad thing and this game forces you to do it more than most RPG games.
It doesn't make you weaker though, De-Digivolving literally raises your stat cap. People really do be talking shit about this game despite knowing literally nothing about the core mechanics lmao
I loved the Digimon World games. I ended up buying this and returning it because it wasn't fun.
yeah your gonna get pissed off by this game
Jaiden got the Digimon fandom in a chokehold 😂
I wouldn't call it chokehold, we just have to put up with more BS from Pokemon fanboys that have never played a Digimon game before. It's just like the early 2010's all over again
:)
Good on you for doing your Due Diligence but Yes it is that bad. Digimon Games have a ton of issues even Cyber Slueth is held back by super grindy ABI, Backtracking, Lack of Direction, Bad Quest Design, Horrible Dialog, World that doesn't even have to do with Digimon. And its the best Digimon game rn.
World 1 : The Constant Punishing Design and Long Hours needed to achieve something you lose in a short span.
World 2 : Dungeon Crawler, with the same old repetitive environments and gameplay. Ultimately is fun if you turn your brain off but not worth it for any long form of gameplay. Just isn't.
World 3 : The best of the World games but the Backtracking is INSANE. Random Encounters are insane. The lack of Direction. The game doesn't tell you that you need to talk to NPCs twice and the BACKTRACKING IS INSANE!
World 4 : I'm not even getting into this one.
World DS : Short Game, but has less problems than Dusk and Dawn but the same design issues.
Dusk/Dawn : Directionless Maze Design, Random Encounters that cannot be Mitigated or Prevented, Forced Side Quests, Terrible World Layout for HUB and other areas. First Person view in a 2D Game. Not fond of.
Cyber Slueth Series : I've said all that needed to be said. Except for the fac that the game doesn't even feel like a Digimon game.
All Other Games : Just some Mindless trash for the most part or a repeat of the same problems.
I don't think I have ever read a comment that has managed to get so much blatantly wrong. Like, to the point that I don't even know *how* to dispute what you said in your first paragraph alone because of how incorrect it was. I'm genuinely amazed.
@@bubalackgaming8892 Digimon fans do love to cope. I'm honestly glad I triggered you. I do the same with PKMN fans everyone these days are defensive wussies
@@PutthePCinmyHands mans just said "cope, triggered, defensive, and wussies" all in one comment lol. Damn I could've gotten Butthurt Fanboy BINGO if he added "snowflake" in there :/
@@bubalackgaming8892 Should've I can always edit.