Nexomon: Extinction Beginners Tips
Choosing a Starter
At the start of Nexomon: Extinction you are given 9 different types of Nexomon to choose between to be your companion. At least one Nexomon of each element can be found early on and there is not much difference between them anyway so just simply pick the design that looks most appealing. You will find that the most common elements at the very start of the game are normal, electric, plant and wind, while ghost and psychic Nexomon are a little rarer. The best starter in our opinion is the fiery feline known as Lume who is deadly all around the board. Other good starter Nexomon you may want to consider are Trebly and Mara.
Tip: You will be able to find Ultra Rare normal-type starter Dinja and the electric-type starter Gekoko in the wild in the very first zone.
How to Capture Nexomon Easily
To capture a Nexomon you need to throw the Nexo crate and wait for the animation to complete after which the Nexo crate will bob sideways two to three times depending upon the level and rarity of the Nexomon. When capturing Nexomon it is important to take into account food as each creature has a selection of foodstuffs that it prefers, and using one of these food items dramatically increases your capture chance. So in order to have an easy time capturing Nexomon you will need to buy a good variety of food items for your inventory.
Watch your Stamina
Make sure you keep an eye on your stamina bar at all times as the game will not warn you when you select a move that costs more stamina than you have. Selecting a move which you do not have the stamina for will result in you skipping a turn which is a mistake that could be the difference from winning or losing the fight. Stamina in Nexomon: Extinction does not replenish outside of battle so it is important you stock up on stamina-restoring items like ethers. Failing to do so will mean having to rush back to the nearest medic with a healthy but exhausted team.
Visit Palmaya Early
The main story of Nexomon: Extinction will take you east and then north through increasingly difficult trainers. Before getting started on the main adventure you should go west to the optional town, Palmaya. This tropical paradise which can be reached by ferry has wild Nexomon of each of the 9 elements so gives you the opportunity to pick up a particular type that you may be lacking. Palmaya also holds rare food items, and a secret sauce that will make all your food items more effective.
Element Strengths and Weaknesses
Listed below are the strengths and weaknesses of the 9 elemental types in Nexomon Extinction.
- Fire:
Strong against wind, plant, and ghost types.
Weak against water and mineral types.
- Water:
Strong against fire and mineral types.
Weak against plant and electric types.
- Electric:
Strong against water, psychic, and wind types.
Weak against mineral and grass types.
- Plant (or grass):
Strong against electric and water types.
Weak against wind and fire types.
- Mineral (or rock):
Strong against electric, psychic, and fire types.
Weak against wind and water types
- Wind:
Strong against mineral and grass types.
Weak against electric and fire types.
- Psychic:
Strong against normal and ghost types.
Weak against mineral and electric types
- Ghost:
Strong against normal and wind types.
Weak against psychic and fire types.
- Normal:
Has no strengths against any type.
Weak against psychic and ghost types.
Tip: When using the strengths and weaknesses of the elements list above you need to emember that Nexomon can also learn moves of other elements.
Do More Damage
In Nexomon: Extinction there are certain moves that can also burn, freeze, paralyze, or confuse enemies for multiple turns if they are effective. You can increase the amount of damage these effects will cause substantially by adding attack-focused cores onto your Nexomon.
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