There are four difficulties available in the game: Earth ('Easy'), Galaxy ('Normal'), Universe ('Hard' unlocked after completing the game on Galaxy) and Chaos ('Very Hard' unlocked affter completing the game on Universe).

More info will be given in due time (at the end of the second Story Walkthrough page, when the game is completed). It works as a sort of 'key' that unlocks a few extra things for the post-game. The Game Clear Data is another 'hidden' file which is saved as soon as you complete the game for the first time. Just know these basic things, the rest of the pieces will all come together with some experience in the game. These things will probably sound a bit confusing at first, so I'll cut it here. Another consequence is that you don't need to make multiple playthroughs to obtain the 100% 'monster info' (it has nothing to do with Monster Data you will learn what the 'monster info' is as you play the game) on bosses and one-time-only fights. One is that you can work on all of these datas on different saves and playthroughs, and since they are all shared you could, say, miss a Spaceship Data on your first playthrough, then get the missing Spaceship Data on your second playthrough, and unlock the achievement right away without having to recollect the other 21 (there are 22 Spaceship Data in total) Spaceship Data. There are important consequences of this. This practically means that if you get Weapon Data and save the game, say, on save slot 'A', if you load save slot 'B' (where you didn't really get that Weapon Data) you will notice that the Weapon Data acquired and saved on the save slot 'A' has been added for save slot 'B' too (as well as every other save file). It is a common save shared among the classic save files, even on different playthroughs. It's not data that you can see, and it's updated automatically every time you save the game 'normally'. The Collections Data is the file where the Battle Trophies, Spaceship Data, Weapon Data, and Monster Data are saved. The other two are the Collections Data and Game Clear Data. (there's 20 save slots, by the way: use them wisely). One is the classic game data save file, where you save your progress, etc. I'll remind you of these spots in the Story Walkthrough pages too, but it's a good thing to underline them here as well.Īnother important thing to mention is that in this game it's possible to point out three different 'save files'. Before making the massive Item Creation and Quests delivery in the post-game When the eighth member of the party joins (Disc Two) When the fifth member of the party joins (Disc One) The three main points where I suggest making a backup save are: It's important to make backup saves quite often in this game, due to the massive amount of missables which occur rather often.

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