Digimon World: Next Order features the bustling city of Floatia, a town which you can eventually customize and upgrade. This Digimon World: Next Order Floatia City Building Upgrade Guide covers everything you need to know including the materials and benefits of upgrading different parts of your city.
Different types of buildings have different effects when upgraded. For this reason it’s a good idea to read through each of the different upgrades that are available to you, so that you can better choose which upgrades suit your particular style of play and requirements at that time. For example, upgrading the Farm early on can allow for more food growth, making it much easier to raise Digimon based on their preferences rather than what you have available.
Also, when upgrading a specific part of the city it will be yellow in the builder option. If it says 00:00 in the time section, you must visit that actual district to see the upgrade take place.
Floatia City Building Upgrade Guide – Central Buildings
Money is something you will always need more of in Digimon World Next Order. Training, food, healing items and even travel will always cost you some money. Check out this article to find out How To Earn Quick Money In Digimon World: Next Order.
Digimon World Next Order's Digivolution mechanic is both complex and rewarding, which can seem a little overwhelming at times. This Digimon World: Next Order Digivolution Conditions Guide covers everything you need to know about reaching those conditions as well as information pertaining to the individual conditions for every Digimon.
You can raise the most powerful Digimon imaginable but without the right moves, they're useless. This Digimon World: Next Order Attack Skills Moves Guide will tell you what you need to kill to learn some of the games most impressive and powerful attacks.
One of the many requirements to Digivolve into some of the games most powerful Digimon is weight. This How To Make Digimon Lose Weight In Digimon World: Next Order guide will tell you the best, quickest and cheapest ways of lowering your Digimon's weight so you can make the requirements for that powerful evolution.
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