Palworld players find genius method to kill bosses instantly

Some Palworld players have recently taken to social media to posit that Verdash is a fairly underrated Pal whose value as a base worker has somewhat escaped the fandom's notice. The claim prompted a rather popular discussion that highlighted the sheer variance in opinions about the optimal way to play Palworld.

A Palworld player has recently built a huge base that looks like a pirate ship. Base-building allows Palworld players to express their creativity, and this gamer showcased their talent and imagination by crafting an impressive base inspired by One Piece’s ship Going Merry.

A Palworld player has found a clever trick that can stun and kill most boss Pals in the game, sharing a short video of their defeat of Paladius and Necromus on social media as proof of their deed. The Palworld player then received compliments from their peers and offered some clarification that detailed which Pals their trick would not work on.

A Palworld player has discovered that the Decal Gun is essentially useless for decoration, as the paintings disappear soon after they’re made. Unlocking the Decal Gun costs Ancient Technology Points, so players should be wary of that before picking this item in Palworld.

Sometimes the excitement of unlocking a rocket launcher to use against droves of innocent creatures overwhelms us, leading to situations where an entire home gets accidentally, err, damaged. It's not just you, though! Palworld players can't stop blowing up their bases, accidentally or otherwise.

A Palworld player used about 15 Giga Spheres catching a Syndicate Crusher, only to discover that they don't use their mini-guns after being caught. While the Pokemon games only let players use Poke Balls to catch Pokemon, Palworld's Poke Ball equivalent, Pal Spheres, can be used to catch human beings. And not only that, humans caught with Pal Spheres can be put to work at the player's base.

A Palworld player has discovered a genius way to stop base raids by creating a Colosseum-esque structure around their spawn point. Palworld is primarily a survival game where players capture Pals, and the game is also full of dangers that players encounter as they venture around the Palpagos Islands.

In Palworld, we benefit from a live feed of what our base Pals are up to, even when outside of our bases. This allows us to keep track of our Pals’ health and food consumption. However, we never truly know exactly what’s happening. But Pumpkeo found out and shared his finding to the Palworld Subreddit.

Thanks to trailers and other pre-release content, Palworld players have spotted six Pals that have yet to be added to the open world survival game. Currently, there are technically 137 Pals in Palworld, though only 111 completely original creatures. The other 26 Pals are variants of existing Pals that, somewhat similar to regional variants in the Pokemon games, have a different typing than their base form.

February 14 arrives every year in a shower of roses, chocolates, and stacks of overpriced cards, but this year Palworld players have turned to the DIY approach in order to incorporate game-based puns into the yearly celebration of love. 

It seems that whenever something becomes popular, AliExpress isn’t far behind and knock-off merchandise can be ordered across the globe. Palworld, it seems, is no exception to this law of the internet and this has frankly terrifying consequences.

A Palworld player has discovered an idyllic beauty spot and sets about ruining it by filling it with junk. In the short time that the latest title from Pocket Pair has been on sale, it has quickly become a fan-favorite survival game. Thanks to some of the monster designs, Palworld has drawn a few comparisons with the Pokemon franchise.