Instead, you’ll end up skipping a turn, a mistake that could be the difference between winning and losing a fight! The game won’t warn you when you select a move that costs more stamina than you have. Keep an eye on your stamina bar at all times. If you push your Nexomon to their limits, always making use of their strongest abilities, it won’t be long before they’re too out of puff to continue. Much like its rival, Temtem, Nexomon: Extinction features a stamina system. So, if you want to have an easy time capturing Nexomon, you’ll need to buy a good variety of food items and lug around half a banquet in your inventory. Understandably, a ravenous Nexomon is less likely to join you than one you’ve just given a tasty treat to. Each creature has a selection of foodstuffs that it prefers, and using one of these food items dramatically increases your capture chance. While weakening a Nexomon is pretty important, there are other strategies you’ll need to be aware of.įood is by far the most important of these. Soften your target up with some attacks, apply a status effect, and chuck a NexoTrap, right? In fact, it’s a little more complex than that. You might think you know what you’re doing when it comes to capturing your first few wild Nexomon. You’d arguably be better off picking one of the other seven, even if either of these are your fave! Use food when capturing Nexomon It is worth mentioning, however, that although the Nexopedia lists them as ‘ultra-rare’, the normal-type starter Dinja and the electric-type starter Gekoko can be found in the wild in the very first zone. Should you really want the best type coverage right off the bat, the most common elements at the very start of the game are normal, electric, plant and wind, while ghost and psychic Nexomon seem a little rarer. It feels pretty daunting to pick just one companion out of so many at this early stage, especially considering how little information you have to go off.įortunately, at least one Nexomon of each element can be found early on, so you won’t be missing out on much if you simply select the design you find most appealing. Right at the beginning of Nexomon: Extinction, you’re faced with nine Nexomon to choose between, all of different types.
Paralyze: 30% chance each turn to stop skill use.Nervous: 60% chance to fail skill use if repeating a skill.Leech: Deals 10% max HP each turn and heals opponent (even if opponent is not the original leech user.).Invincible: Cannot be dealt damage for duration.Inception: Only works vs sleeping Nexomon, deals 15% max HP.Nexmon who are frozen and use a fire skill break freeze (Can’t freeze Fire Nexomon.) Freeze: Complete stun lock for duration, 30% chance to unfreeze each turn.Frail: Receive 30% additional skill damage from ‘Normal/non elemental’ type attacks.Demotivate: 50% chance each turn to stop skill use.Curse: Skills used are treated as “Not Effective.”.Confuse: 35% chance each turn to stop skill use.Burn: Deals 8% max HP each turn with an unlimited duration.
Bind: Current Nexomon cannot swap or flee.
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