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#NEXOMON STARTERS EVOLUTION UPDATE#

In my opinion some of the best starters that you can go for here are definitely Velokitti because it is an Electric type and it has powerful attacks against pretty much everything, Fethra, because it is good in terms of damage while still maintaining a balance between the rest of the stats, and Sprunk, because it is super powerful. (can be discovered in South Hidden Village) The other stats are average among these Nexomons, so it's a fairly good choice. Petril - is a Plant type Nexomon with good ATK and HP. (can also be found in South Mountain Village)

The other stats are not that great, but it is overall a very good Nexomon. Velokitti - is an Electric type Nexomon with good ATK and SPD. Sprunk - is a Fire type Nexomon with high ATK, HP, STA and pretty good DEF and SPD. It is fairly OK, but I think others are betters even if Bevy's stats are quite OK. Its other stats (except SPD) are pretty good! (you can also find it in Mountain Passage) Fethra - is a Wind type Nexomon with average stats, leaning more towards the ATK side. (you can find it also in East Mountain Village) It has high HP, STA, ATK, DEF and a slightly lower than normal SPD. Blizo - is a Mineral type Nexomon with great stats.

(you can find it also in the East Home, Easy Ignitia) Vulazy - is a Normal type Nexomon with decent stats. From the pets that you can choose at the very beginning, you can check their stats and element and see roughly a little bit about each and every one of them.

Disallow the player from changing these settings after the initial setup.As you are starting off in the game, at some point soon after you start you will have to pick the Nexomon that you want to be your first good pet.

Changing this after the initial setup can cause duplicate skills to be learned. This setting would also cause them to evolve if their new level happens to meet the threshold.

Recalculate the evolution stage of any copied Nexomon (so if you reset their levels to something low, they should be tier 1).

This also resets the level of any copied Nexomon from other save files.

Boost Coins (wild and tamer encounters):.

Set a limit from 0 to 5 items that may be used in a battle.

Losing the game causes your save file to be permanently locked. Losing the game causes this setting to be disabled so it can be played normally.

Boost the overall level difficulty of all encounters, up to +90 extra levels.

Allow evolved stages to appear in the wild even early on.

Disable level cap (actually it becomes 999).

Randomize items found on the ground and in chests:.

Only the very first Nexomon encountered in each map may be captured.

Allow story-related enemies to be randomized when “Randomize Tamer Parties” is enabled.

Every time a tamer is defeated, their party is re-randomized so each encounter is different (“Randomize Tamer Parties” must be enabled).

Use an equivalent or greater evolution stage.

Completely random from the entire roster (no distribution at all).

Scramble the official distribution (i.e.

Include evolved Nexomon and legendaries.

Some items won’t be copied (such as charms).

Copy an Inventory and Wallet from another Save File.

Copy a Nexomon Storage from another Save File.

Copy a Nexomon Team from another Save File.

#NEXOMON STARTERS EVOLUTION UPDATE#

Check out the patch notes for this update below. Nexomon Extinction has been updated to Version 1.1.2.