If you have it equipped, it’ll boost experience for every Digimon in your active party after a battle. You have to set the course of action to development, have a Builder Digimon in the lead, choose the 1,000 cash option, and have purchased Developer Know-How for the farm, but it’ll be worth it. You’ll get one of these in Chapter 19, but you can also make them in the Digifarm. These are an item that doubles earned experience. You can battle with them, send them to the farm, or use Tactician USB. There are plenty of opportunities to earn experience. Getting to the Ultimate level isn’t too difficult. You’re going to want Digimon with high ability (ABI) levels, which determine how many bonus stat points they can earn, and you’re going to want them to be Ultimate level or higher. There are basically two keys to success if you want to get competitive, and both of them involve level grinding. The only thing that keeps you out of online battles is if your party memory is over 150, after all. Which is why you need to take every precaution. You can’t determine who you face, after an online match is selected, so there’s always the risk of someone incredibly powerful showing up to wallop you. This is especially if you’re pitted against someone from Japan, as they’ve had the game since March 12, 2015. There are people out there who are putting tons of time and effort into training their Digimon, and they’re merciless. However, that doesn’t mean you’re in for an easy experience. Even better, it doesn’t take long to find an opponent. Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth offers online multiplayer matches, for those daring enough to attempt a random assault against another player.

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