Nobody Saves The World: 8 Beginner Tips

Going from a Nobody to somebodies is going to take some skill. Here are some tips to get you started.

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Nobody Saves The World may seem like a fairly simplistic dungeon-crawler on the surface, but it has some surprising twists, turns, and challenges ahead for you.

Although things start out simple enough, by a few hours in things are going to get much more complicated and your form and form abilities are going to open up massively. After the halfway point, you’re going to have levelled up enough to find things a lot easier, but those first few hours can be a bit tough. Here are some early-game tips to keep things from getting too difficult.

Always Work Towards At Least One Quest

Progression in Nobody Saves The World is based entirely on completing quests, which are essentially challenges, for each form. Although some of the challenges are just completing missions, most of them task the player to defeat enemies with specific moves, or apply passive abilities to a form and damage enemies in a certain way.

Completing these quests will level up your forms, making them stronger and giving them more moves, but it’ll also reward you with XP that increases your overall level and stats. Of course, you’ll also get more challenges for completing the ones you have. This means that when playing you should always be aiming to complete at least one or two challenges per form, changing your playstyle to fit whatever the game is asking you to do.

Use Forms That You Don’t Like

Sorry Turtle – this one’s aimed at you. Nobody Saves The World has a ton of different forms to choose between, and some of them you’re really going to click with. As great as it is to pick favourites, you’re going to want to swap to those less interesting ones and keep them in rotation.

Besides giving you more challenges to complete and level up, you’re also going to unlock new abilities that can be given to other forms, or to keep on the form you don’t like and potentially make it more geared towards your playstyle. You’re also going to need to get forms to a certain level to unlock ones further up the form tree. After every boring Ghost form is a Necromancer, after all.

Buy Infinite Quests As Soon As Possible

As you progress through the game, you’re going to run into a shopkeeper that can sell you items such as new passive abilities, stars, and more. One of the best things you can buy from the vendor are Infinite Quests.

As the name implies, these quests never run out and can be completed for XP over and over again. Each one can give you between 75 – 100 XP and they’ll all be things you’ll be doing in the game anyway, such as collecting health, killing enemies, and completing dungeons. Make sure to check the shop often and buy them as soon as they come up.

Put Money Into Attack And Defence Boosts

Speaking of the vendor, one of the best things that it sells is stat increases. There are four in total, two for attack and defense, and then two more for magical attack and defense. They are relatively cheap overall and well worth the purchase.

Although there are some good passive abilities, the ones you get from forms are much better and it makes more sense to spend the money you collect on permanent stat increases than passive abilities that you might not end up using or enjoying.

Speaking of things you don’t want…

Don’t Buy Stars From The Vendor

As we’ve said above, the vendor sells some pretty helpful items that can make runs a ton easier, but stars are not one of them. Stars are very important in Nobody Saves The World and are used to unlock the main dungeons.

With that in mind, you might think that buying Stars is a good idea. It’s not, and is a massive waste of money. You’ll naturally be getting stars from levelling up forms and completing quests and will have more than enough if you simply play the game without needing to grind.

Explore The Overworld As Soon As Possible

This may sound like an obvious tip, but considering the focus of Nobody is to go from dungeon to dungeon, you might not think exploring the world is too important. You’d be wrong.

Not only does exploring the overworld get rid of the foggy map, but you’ll also find completely new demi-dungeons scattered around, open up side quests, and open routes to get around the map easier. Trust me, you’ll feel incredibly trapped until you start exploring and opening those gates.

Some Forms Have Traversal Skills

Something that isn’t initially very clear when using forms is that a few of them have unique traversal skills. Mermaid, Turtle, and Ghost can all traverse across the water, while the Rat has the unique ability to get through small lanes and cracks in the environment.

Even moving beyond the unique traversal skills, it’s important to have a few forms in your wheel that have slightly higher moving speed. The Ranger, Horse, and Monk are good options for this, as they’re generally a bit speedier than the rest of the cast.

Wards Are Key To Combat

One of the key twists to Nobody Saves The World’s combat is the wards system. Wards are essentially shields for enemies that require a specific type of damage to break and be able to deal damage. Certain dungeons will have specific wards and you’ll be warned what’s coming up before you enter.

Although this might at first seem limiting, it’s actually a very open system thanks to how form abilities can be swapped between one another. Each form will also deal a unique type of damage with their standard move, which should influence which form you take going into a dungeon. Your best option is to either have a few forms with a range of damage types, or stick with one form that has abilities from a range of forms to cover a range of ward types.

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