As you head out on your adventures across the Palpagos Islands, the in-game map will gradually unfog and reveal itself - but the only things marked are the fast-travel waypoints and Alpha Pal spawn locations you’ve come across.
14.01.2024 - 15:51 / screenrant.com / Matthew Danielson
Transportation is one of the most important parts of , and a fast travel hub is the perfect way to build how you move around from place to place. Organized Portals in your base can decrease clutter and cause less confusion as you try to reach certain locations. Creating a nexus for travel can be a great project that offers convenience as you need to travel more often.
The best way to make a Portal "" comes from making at least two Portals near each other as you expand your base. You will need plenty of materials to construct each Portal, and you may want to build a fast travel area in a space that can be protected from enemies. Thankfully, Portals are not affected by rain or other environmental hazards in the different biomes you visit in .
Remember to change the name of each Portal you build so that you do not confuse them with each other as you add more fast travel spots to your hub.
The best method for building a fast travel hub involves making all your Portals in a single building and creating the Portals near the area where you store items. Putting Portals close to where you keep Obsidian or Flint in lets you easily pick up what you need before traveling elsewhere. The ideal location for a travel hub offers an easy way to grab your stuff quickly.
One of the most common burdens in is when you become encumbered with basic resources like Wood or Stone. Having a fast travel hub near your storage allows you to easily dump these materials back at your base before returning to where you were before. Remember that you need a large area with room to host many Portals that can exist close to your storage.
Minimalist or compact designs work best for a fast travel hub, but ambitious architects might want to consider making a portable Portal. For larger exploration trips, you can bring the supplies necessary to make a normal Portal and keep your hublight in with only a few Portals. This saves time from building a larger Portal nexus if you haven't gotten the chance to expand your base just yet.
Keep in mind that the Portal at your home base should have a name that's easy for people to remember, especially if you decide to use a portable Portal during your adventure.
Once you've decided where to build your hub, equip a Hoe to level the ground for a much easier time making the structures you might need. Create walls, floors, or other supports to extend your home base to connect with this Portal nexus. The best base builds in always include a cart for extra storage as you play around with elevation and other construction techniques.
Every fast travel hub a player creates in will look different from one that another person creates, but one consistent key to this project is to cart all the materials needed to
As you head out on your adventures across the Palpagos Islands, the in-game map will gradually unfog and reveal itself - but the only things marked are the fast-travel waypoints and Alpha Pal spawn locations you’ve come across.
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