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totally agree!

Marvin K. I completely agree. This was a big part of my childhood.

I played many popular games and I agree with this guy.

i need to know why

Marvin K. Tell me about it. I'm now 29 and I'm still coming back to this stuff. Not ashamed at all.

It was the golden era of gaming, but this game isn't high-quality... comparing it to almost any other PS1 game shows that it isn't too good. It's way too slow-paced, and by that i mean the loading screens mostly... it's cryptic beyond belief - you can't play it without a guide, at all.. and it has very annoying sounds mostly.. and not much depth in the plot.. i would say had they done it well, it would've been a good game.

Drake B idk man. I got the same fresh experience when I played Horizon Zero Dawn this week.

The game is a mess for sure. But it's really interesting in design and concept. It's also just plain weird. Idk. it's one of the few PS1 games I can still enjoy today.

Sadly, it is nostalgia. No game will ever feel the same because WE will never be the same. We were kids, Now we're not anymore, and that's what has changed.

This bias can be easily explained on this example: You only remember the good ones like Digimon World 1. Prime example on a game mostly held back by technology of the time.(aka they stuffed as much mechanics in as possible so they literally did not have the capacity of explaining all of it or do better sounds, because they already made the backgrounds prerendered 2d images to save polygons and rendering time for the importan stuff aka battles)

Can you feel The Sunshine His cousin ate the manual. Im laughing too hard to dismiss it as a possibility

It wouldn't even matter, the Manual doesn't say shit anyway.

LoL

Your cousin are the manual? 😳

Same I never knew why it used to frustrate the fuck out of me

Well, you're losing easy stats training there.

Jobson Gilberto Barros Amorim actually, you easily out do the stats gained by training and fighting

InfernalDalek nope it will be 1 day._.

Its efficient stats because it takes less time than actual training. Id still do it if you're doing a casual playthrough.

No, you can unlock the cave in 1 day if you remove the dirt, plus you will gain 5000 bits 500 HP, 50 OF, 50 Df...which is pretty helpful at the beginning of the game

It has actually been 1:03:48 for 7 months by now.

+Scott2781 yours?

+Valkyra Sonara (Kyra) So not Resident Evil 1,2,3? Silent Hill? Final Fantasy XIII? Parasite Eve 2? Dino Crisis? Crash Bandicoot?Etc

No. This one. Yours?

Eternal Distortion All of the above because I have three memory cards to save the games. If I have to pick, it is going to be FFVIII because of 4 gaming disks, all the GFs, and the Lion Heart Ultimate attack. Which also interested me into playing FFXIII series in PS3. Of all the FF, I only played FF8 and FF13. When I was young, I kept using the GameShark which make the impossible to possible like rapid fire from a magnum or rocket launcher in RE3, no reload in PE2 (So I keep shooting the MP5A5 and Grande launcher), sliding in SH1 so that I don't need to keep running all over the large map.

How did you patch the game?

+Wolfjack85 Yours too eh

Thank you once again for your comment :P To answer your questions: The movement until Amida Forest is indeed completely planned out to make sure I get the Autopilot and that also includes the same Agumon fight, yeah. As for the Digivice: There's actually 0 difference. The only purpose of that little questionnaire at the start is to determine wether you get Agumon or Gabumon. I read tons of rumours, like not having the Digivice turning the game into a hard-mode, or making digivolution easier/harder. Unfortunately it's false and the game isn't affected by it at all.

Thanks, for the answers. I can't believe every input has to be perfect for that much of the game, absolutely crazy :D

+CptZSLight Stop complaning about what series is better. Thad be like saying Dragonball Z VS Narato. But for charaters i like Digimon, Mikey Kudo is a better charater than Ash. But there both great

Ario Mario complaining is by far the wrong word to use, and regardless it's my opinion. have yours all you want, but don't tell me mine is wrong without providing good evidence and reason as to why it's wrong.

if there was a pokemon game with the same system as this game i would love to play it lol, too late for that tho

+CptZSLight "Don't write your opinion on my comment about my opinion!" Whiny fucking baby. Your opinion is also wrong. Didn't even know an opinion could be wrong, but then I read your comment. Incredible.

opinions are like arseholes... everyone's got one........

Maybe so much raw fish upsets their stomach.

Thanks a lot for your comment, happy to see you enjoyed the run :) Here's to your questions: 1) - Seadramon: Definitely the most out of this list, Seadramon is terrible. I'm honestly not sure about the actual numbers, maybe around 25? - Ogremon: This happened to me about 5 times, though the run isn't necessarily dead if it does happen. You can Autopilot, then recruit Vademon and go to Drimogemon through the Mt.Panorama plains. This is only 6 seconds slower than the regular route. Obviously though, you do lose Ogremon's HP-Chip, so there's a good chance you will die to Machinedramon if it happens. - Devimon: This happened to me twice. It's very rare. - Machinedramon: I used to die to him when I started running this, but once you start remembering the basic rule of "constantly healing > everything else", it really only happens when he gets an extremely high roll on his finisher. Maybe 10 times total. 2) I'm not the person to rage too much over getting wrecked by RNG, It'd be dumb to expect it going your way for the entirety of a run. Might as well expect to win the jackpot in every lottery you sign-up for. I usually just laugh it off, but I do get mad sometimes when the situation is really ridiculous (enemies surviving with 1HP, getting injured even though Birdramon is at full health, you get the idea). What really makes me angry is when I make a lot of execution-errors and mess up stuff that is completely in my control. 3) There's a lot that comes to mind here, especially when I started running this. You just make a lot of stupid mistakes when the route isn't completely memorized. But for a promising run? My old ass PB of 1:34:06 had a really bad mistake, where I trained 1 hour too long before Seadramon and missed his timing. Ended up costing me about 2 minutes. 4) The 1:27:04 is different in that it uses RNG-manipulation by saving and resetting the game to consistently learn Spinning Shot and spawn MetalMamemon. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eqTacubUoEo.html This might give you an idea of what I'm talking about, it just ends up being a lot faster. This run here is a Single-Segment speedrun, which means saving and restting the console is not allowed. 5) I definitely didn't find the route all alone by myself :P There were runs of this game when I got into speedrunning it, though the fastest one was a 1:51:xx by Blackwin5. Optimizing the route and steadily improving the time was a group effort by several people, which I joined in September 2013. From that point on, it just was a lot of bouncing back and forth ideas, testing and discussing stuff that created the route we have today :) Hope you're satisfied with these answers :P Once again, thanks for watching and your comment, I appreciate it.

sparsie115 Interesting answers, thank you for your time!

sparsie115 There is also the risk of injury, during one of my run the first battle versus agumon injured my digimon :( , I used the bandage, then he was injured again, I used the medecine, then he evolved to greymon and very quickly to skullgreymon, unbelivable with a score of 0 wtf xD but no kidding it happened! xD Skullgreymon can learn cool attacks too :) maybe its a way to make it faster idk, it never happened again :(

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the run :D As for your question.. You might be talking about the "Sage Fruit"? It get's dropped by the Piddomon (recoloured Angemon) in Mt. Infinity at a very low rate. As far as I know, that's the only "food-drop" you can get in there. As for what it does, it raises your Digimon's Brains-stat by 20... so nothing special really :P

sparsie115 Thanks for the quick answear! :) Well, it dropped from one of the three monochromon guys on the first floor, but it was stuck on top on the portal to the next floor. So it wasn't "Sage fruit", I'm afraid.. :/

nicke1126 Ohhhh, that might be the "Power Fruit" then? Completely forgot about those guys dropping that. I'm almost certain that an item called Hercules Fruit isn't in the US-translation of the game. The European version might have called it like that though, did you happen to play that one?

sparsie115 Ah ok well, I looked it up, and it seems as that was the translation in the european version :s Feels kinda weird renaming an item which isen't important in any way, where the only reason seems to be that is two different regions. Thanks for helping me out :)

No no, if you speak about the ChainMelon you win after beating the boss it increases the life of your digimon of 1 year ! "it's good for everything" it says The sagefruit give 20+ brain there is also a rare RedBerry (only found 2 in 65 years), powerIce (rare item dropped), speedleaf (speed+20), Icemushroom, blueapple, priklepear (less fat), they are rare ^^ I had a screenshot with all item, I finished the game and kept every chips and rare stuff :D In the game you can find: HP chip 11 MP chip:9 Off chip: 10 Def chip: 8 Speed chip: 8 Brain chip: 7

Yes that's what item boxes are

use ePSXe, romhustler should have working game files.