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A Palworld player accidentally missed out on a huge amount of Coins within the game due to a change in the selling price of nails. The massively popular new monster-catching game from developer Pocket Pair offers players a variety of things to do within its sandbox open-world environment. Players can capture Pals to battle or use in their base, build sprawling bases to generate more resources and craft items, and challenge the many bosses found throughout the game's world. Now, one player's unfortunate hiatus ended up losing them a significant number of Coins.

A Palworld player tried to lure a Jetragon to capture it, but the strategy had a disastrous result, and the Pal killed itself. Palworld has more than 100 creatures to catch, assign tasks, and battle. But as happens in monster-collecting games, some Pals stand out for their rarity and power and are greatly coveted by Palworld players.

After the recent Palworld patch was released, some gamers have complained that negative traits are being forced on newly bred Pals, causing the developers to promise a fix for this issue soon. Breeding was used as an efficient tool to eliminate negative traits while cultivating good ones, and this change frustrated many Palworld fans who believe that breeding is potentially worse now.

A recent Palworld change that may or may not be a bug is going to be patched out, but it'll take a couple of days.

A Palworld player clips an epic battle moment showing their Jetragon and a Necromus passing an attack back and forth. There have been a lot of impressive Palworld battles since the game was released, but this may be among the most memorable moments so far.

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.

While exploring the in-game world, a Palworld player discovers a secret room hidden beneath the game's map and turns it into their own in-game base. The recent launch of the newest game from Japanese indie developer Pocket Pair has captured the attention of the internet over the past month for its unique premise. Players have plenty to do within the in-game world, between capturing Pals, challenging Palworld's many in-game bosses, and building up their bases. Now, one player has found a particularly unique spot to build a new base.

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 gamer who played Palworld for over 140 hours has recently created an impressive base that looks like a huge fortress. Palworld has been a major hit since its early access release last month, surpassing 19 million players on Xbox and Steam, and some of them are extremely creative with base-building.

One Palworld player has shared a helpful building technique that allows them to stack base parts on each other. Palworld features an abundance of PvE activities, one of which is base-building, which requires a lot of resources. Farming natural resources can be pretty time-consuming unless players enlist their Pals to do it for themselves.

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.