Menu
The W0rld menu is very basic and helps the player to make it easier.
The basic toolbar has 6 buttons and two information boxes.
Toolbar
Here you will find all the items that you are gathering or crafting, you can also find and change your character's equipment by right/double clicking on any equipment item. In the same way, consumable items will also get used, so be careful while clicking around!
It starts with a initial page with up to 5 lines of storage per page, but you can add more inventory space by increasingly spending BITs with Vademon to add a new line of storage.

This crafting encyclopedia holds all crafting recipes currently uploaded to the server database. It opens the list of objects that you can make and the materials you need for them, once you have everything ready, open this list and press "Craft!".

This Digimon encyclopedia shows all digimon that can be summoned from different devices. It will inform about their evolutionary stage, their type and estimated power, along with a small depiction of them. There is a search function that can filter the list of digimon in order to only show those related to your search in each device. (Take note that the filter will just hide all non relevant digimon on the list for the current selected device... so if you are searching for a specific digimon you will need to switch the selected device until you find it on its list)

This button allows the player to swap the current partner Digimon with previously stored digimon data and vice versa. It only works in the same session, after logging in you will need to load your digimons once again.
Currently it can only hold one package of digimon data within the local memory. When loading a digimon into W0rld, the first digimon data will be automatically stored into the local storage if its empty. Successive loading of digimon data will only overwrite the current digimon data, not affecting the stored data. In order to change which digimon data is stored you must first swap the stored data with the current one before overriding with a new load.
This will allow you to connect with your Com Device. It will show white LEDs while inactive that will turn green once connected to W0rld Servers.
It opens a list of compatible devices and allows you to select yours so that via Com Devices / Wifi-Com etc etc... you can load your digimon into W0rld.

In most devices loading your digimon data is an active process, so make sure to read all instructions provided while using your D-Com. Usually you will need to PRESS A BUTTON while the conection is ongoing to actively send your data to the servers!!
Note: This button sometimes does not respond or takes time to open said window, it is necessary to have your device connected to the PC/Android.
Important Note: Your Com device can only be active in one instance of programs at a time, so make sure of closing all previous active programs/webpages that may be using your Com device before connecting it.(like NacaBattle/W0rld/etc)
The basic configuration options can be set here, like sound, music, full screen and automatic rejection of duels and trades (Careful with this option if you want to participate in tournaments!). It also allows you to see the life bar of the enemies and plus an option to control the game on mobile devices. (The last three options are for the Wificom, more details on the discord)

Information Boxes
BITs - The current number of BITs you own.
Buffs - Certain items and clothing increase your stats, hovering over them will display a list of all items that are currently active.
Quests - It allows you to keep track of the active or completed (undelivered) missions that your character has, you can also hide them by pressing the button.
Chat
W0rld also incorporates a chat that will appear in the lower left corner, you can hide or show the chat or expand and shrink it.
/createguild GuildName[ Requires 1000 BITs ]/dm Username Text[ send a Direct Message to someone ]/g Text[ Talk only to your guild ]/global Text[ Use a global chat for finding people or getting a group ]/guilddemote UserName [This removes there Guild General privilege's ]/guildinvite Username[ If you are the guild leader, invite someone to the guild ]/guildpromote UserName[To promote a user, and when they relog, they will be able to invite ]/guildtransfer UserName[ Transfer ownership to someone else ]/leaveguild[ You leave a guild, If you are the leader, you make everyone leave then cancel the guild ]/online[ See how many users online ]/pvprecord UserName[ Look up a persons pvp record, even if they aren't online ]/resetposition[ If you are stuck or don't see yourself on the screen (off the map) you can use this ]/trade Text[ Use the trading channel to propose a trade to the w0rld ]/who[ Lists the users online in order of current session playtime ]
Map
In the upper right corner we will have the map that will help us to orient ourselves in the game, in it we will have several icons to keep in mind.
- It tells us the npcs that offer us missions or npcs whose missions we have already completed depending on whether the color is yellow or gray respectively.
- It indicates the missions that we are carrying out or the ones that we have to deliver when completing them depending on whether the icon is gray or yellow.
- Indicates the npcs that sell, buy or exchange items.
- Indicates that there is a portal in that area.
- Indicates the presence of an enemy.
- Indicates the presence of a worldboss.
- Indicates the presence of a player or yourself, depending on whether it is gray or blue respectively.
Stats
All across the Digital W0rld, Digimon fight continuously! It is a fundamental need of a Digimon to push themselves further and evolve. In order to accomplish this, Digimon require DATA, and the richest form of DATA is through battle!
That said, it's important to know the fundamentals when it comes to battles within W0rld. To start, there are three main stats:
- PWR
This is the base Power of any Digimon. This can be increased by equipping or consuming items with W.PWR, but cannot go past the maximum Power of 570 total. All Power beyond that is wasted stats.
- DEF
This stat does not add to your Digimon's Power, but reduces your opponent Digimon's Power. There is no cap, but no Digimon's Power can be reduced less than 5 PWR total, so any DEF beyond your opponent Digimon's Power is wasted stats.
- CRIT
This stat effects how much damage is dealt after winning a battle. Starts at 1 base damage, with +1 added for every full 100% CRIT. Leftover percentage gives that chance to deal +1 more than the base. For an example, please see below:
| CRIT % | DAMAGE |
|---|---|
| 0 | 1 |
| 50 | 1-2 |
| 100 | 2 |
| 150 | 2-3 |
| 200 | 3 |
| 250 | 3-4 |
| 300 | 4 |
| 350 | 4-5 |
| 400 | 5 |
| 450 | 5-6 |
Next, the type triangle:
- Vaccine > Virus > Data > Vaccine
The winner of the type matchup in the battle receives a +30 DEF Bonus. If there is a Digimon that has the Free type in the battle, neither receive the bonus. So the overall battle formula looks like:
- YOUR Digimon PWR + W.PWR Bonus - ENEMY Digimon DEF vs. ENEMY Digimon PWR - YOUR DEF Bonus
A tie in the above formula results in a 50% win rate, so increasing your advantages will greatly increase your chances at victory!
Equipment and STAT bonuses apply against wild Digimon and Worldbosses in every instance. On PVP, equipment is never considered except inside the Training Gym in North File City. Not even battles conducted within the Training Pit take into account equipment bonuses.
CRIT never works against other Tamers, nor does it affect the chance at causing another player an injury. Play nice out there!
Outside the battle stats, there are three other stats that can be acquired through equipment or consumables. These stats are usually overshadowed by the prior three stats, but can drastically improve overall gameplay experiences if utilized correctly:
- SPEED
This stat effects the overall speed of your player character. Currently it has a cap of 4, so any additional SPEED beyond 4 is wasted stats.
- GATHER SPEED
This stat effects the speed at which you can gather materials.
- DURABILITY
This stat effects the durability of your gathering tools for gatherable materials. If you can manage to equip a total of 5%, your gathering tool of choice will cease to break! Any durability beyond 5% is wasted stats.
