@ShogunRok @ShogunRok
It's honestly not as big an issue as you make out to be, the game is very easy. Even on hard difficulty for a first playthrough. I didn't lose a single time in the main story despite using a horribly unbalanced team of my favorite Digimon, every fight ended in a clean sweep with or without every favorable advantage.
And if you absolutely want everything stacked in your favor, try again with a different team, this is a strategy game, one strategy doesn't fit every encounter. You should feel challenged.
You are absolutely correct for side battles such as the Outer Dungeons, those are absolutely brutal and require perfect compositions.
But the main story is easy, you cannot get stonewalled in this game, you will be able to easily get through the story, the optional boss battles are where it gets really difficult.
"The overarching problem here is that if you don't have a team built specifically to deal with the opponent, then you're in for a slog of epic proportions. There were numerous times throughout the campaign where we were essentially stonewalled by a boss because we hadn't brought a very specific type of Digimon with us."
Yes... That's how a strategy game works? It's a boss, if I could just pick the first three Digimon I saw and steamrolled the game I'd be pretty bored.
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Re: Digimon Story Time Stranger (PS5) - Monster Taming RPG Squanders So Much Potential
@ShogunRok @ShogunRok
It's honestly not as big an issue as you make out to be, the game is very easy. Even on hard difficulty for a first playthrough. I didn't lose a single time in the main story despite using a horribly unbalanced team of my favorite Digimon, every fight ended in a clean sweep with or without every favorable advantage.
And if you absolutely want everything stacked in your favor, try again with a different team, this is a strategy game, one strategy doesn't fit every encounter. You should feel challenged.
You are absolutely correct for side battles such as the Outer Dungeons, those are absolutely brutal and require perfect compositions.
But the main story is easy, you cannot get stonewalled in this game, you will be able to easily get through the story, the optional boss battles are where it gets really difficult.
Re: Digimon Story Time Stranger (PS5) - Monster Taming RPG Squanders So Much Potential
"The overarching problem here is that if you don't have a team built specifically to deal with the opponent, then you're in for a slog of epic proportions. There were numerous times throughout the campaign where we were essentially stonewalled by a boss because we hadn't brought a very specific type of Digimon with us."
Yes... That's how a strategy game works? It's a boss, if I could just pick the first three Digimon I saw and steamrolled the game I'd be pretty bored.