[PalWorld really shows the power of 'economies of scale'. That you don't have to price games at $70; you can still make a truckload of money by getting a game into as many consoles/pc as possible with a consumer friendly price]

If you capture the black market trader and put him in your base hell still sell you pals at the base. Also if you put him back in a ball and let him back out his inventory resets.

A couple more tips: 1. If you slide and then use the glider mid slide you'll propel yourself forward like being shot out of a cannon. 2. Near the "Small Settlement" fast travel point there's a dungeon that has black cat sphinx pals called "Mau" they dig up gold for you while they're in a ranch, a nice little gold farm imo. Also the "Vixy" is another great pal to put in a ranch, they farm blue pal spheres and arrows so you never have to craft them again. 3. The "Gale Claw" pal is great for movement. You can craft a glove that allows it to become your glider while in your party, it springs forward pretty quickly so you can use it as a quick dodge and can even shoot while gliding in order to get an attack or two in while dodging. 4. Once you get a "Nightwing" pal and the sadle to ride it, you can go from the very beginning area and fly south over the water (flying pals can continue flying over water even while out of stamina) to reach an island that has rare chests with schematics for handguns in order to craft them way before you are able to craft the "Makeshift Handgun" at level 24.

Here's a good one: Party effects stack. Gumoss for example, a pal found early in the game improves the rate you cut down trees while in your party. If you have all Gumoss in your party, you'll cut down trees in only a swing or two.

Another tip, Eikthyideer and Tombat can both be caught in the starting area early and have great tree cutting and mining abilities. Best way to automate resources early on

I'm so glad to finally see a game that's exploding but also fun! Definitely a breathe of fresh air.

Been playing since day 1 with about 70 hours in already so a few nitpicks for the tips if you will. 1. Drop sprinting is vastly inferior to just getting a grapple gun. Sure, it can help in the very earliest stages of gameplay but as soon as you have access to the grapple you can just use it instead. 2. The palsphere I'm pretty sure just goes up really fast and maybe invisible when this happens. You can see it also when just recalling pals in the middle of a fight, any tracking attacks like the breath moves or homing orbs will just instantly track up into the sky/ceiling when you do this. 3. If you get your hands on a pal tamer, wandering merchant or black marketeer you should keep them. You can still trade with them. You can also reset their stock by putting them back in a palsphere or palbox and just taking them out again. Very useful for finding some more rare pals or schematics. 4. Grapple guns can also be canceled and you keep the momentum to have some VERY fast gliding. Just grapple the ground, swap weapon mid grapple and pull out the glider and you are zooming. You can also do this with sliding downhill but the grapple is the way to go when you have it. 5. For the resetting bosses, it does not change world bosses, those are static. The random dungeon bosses are different. You can look through the small gap towards the boss room to see what pal it is then run back through the corridor to the previous room. This will reset both the previous room and the boss room so you can try to farm a specific pal. The alpha pal list is also dependent on the level of the dungeon so some of the rarer ones will have to be at higher level dungeons. Also, if you walk too far into the boss room the reset won't work and you'll be stuck with the one you have until you find another random dungeon. 6. When finding a lucky pal, other pals can get the passive trait through breeding. I was able to breed a lucky Rooby I found into a lucky Bushi and was able to eventually get a Bushi with Lucky, Musclehead, Ferocious and Burly Body for a very strong pal. The won't have the increased size or sparkle effects but the stat increases from the passive traits do stack and carry over. 7. Moving bases is much easier once you have unlocked your second base at level 15 or the 3rd base at level 32 I believe. You can just set up the new pal box, teleport to your old base, grab a bunch of stuff and teleport back to the new base and start building. Deconstructing also gives you back 100% of materials used for construction so if you have a few hundred ingots in your assembly lines, just deconstruct, grapple to the palbox, teleport, have a chest right next to the palbox, drop them off and rinse and repeat until you are good to go. 8. As far as basic materials for wood and stone go, you shouldn't worry about them. Once you have a quarry and a logging site which you unlock pretty early you will basically have unlimited wood and stone. It's best to find a place that has big open area so you can actually fit everything inside it instead of smooshing it all together since pals regularly get stuck on things and can't figure out how to get there. Also, big open areas gives you plenty of space for stone/metal walls encircling your base which are fire proof and a single gate opening is enough to funnel any raids through a single opening, preferably into a face of manned turrets that just melt them. Just watch out for flying raids at later levels as they can fly over your walls.

Once you can put down your 2nd palbox you can use it as a pocket teleport hub so when you find that you don't have any teleportation nearby and want to quickly get to your home base just craft one on the spot and teleport out.

A tip for moving your base. Place a chest right by the pal box and as you disassemble move everything into the chest. Then once you're done, pick everything up. And as long as you're between the chest and palbox you can teleport to your new base

As long as you have upgraded your base enough to be able to deploy a second Pal box, you can fast travel between them to ferry all your stuff to a new home. Then when done, you can decommison the old location from the map screen.

A couple of tips I've not seen other places You can reset food timers by putting them in a box and taking them back out or just by sorting your inventory as pointed out from the replies. If you're having trouble with your base Pals doing the right work, throw a pal from your party at it. Make sure to have Trees, stone and ORE spawns in your base circle or get ready for mining runs. All things in chests will be in your base inventory but not things complete on a table so make sure to build a chest next to every table. Pals put things in chests but do it the dumbest way so if you want your chest organized fill it completely or there will be wool in there. The rarest and most unique Pals are from breeding so if you're into that streamline to that. Playing Solo doesn't carry over to your friend group server someone will have to start over. Flying Pals can fly over water with no stamia drain. Hurry up and get one. There's a glitch that lets you catch bosses at the tower. KZfaq it. It'll get patched soon tho. Steam and Xbox/Gamepass do not cross play…. Yet.

Press R to instantly stack materials from your inventory to a chest, so helpful

Hate to see this game get so much shade by people.

Getting a direhowl early on is really useful, it's the fastest land mount at the moment. If you can get one with the swift ability, it will run 30% faster. Once you get the pal essence condenser, fusing direhowls together will increase the mounting ability, making it go faster and use less stamina

If you make the collar for Daedream and your party is all daedreams you can have them all out at once

10:08 at long last... finally somebody who actually sticks to their "pizza's on me" line and doesn't leave people hanging 😂😂

Be carefull if you remove your palbox. Most of the things that pals interact with like ranches and farmland will get destroyed and the items will fall on the ground!! So if you remove it on the map make sure you dont lose the items that drop (you have about an hour before they despawn)

i believe the reason why the pal sphere launch works is because it sends caught pals very high above the map, evidenced by the fact that homing attacks move straight up when the pal its targeting is returned the the sphere. so i think the sphere moves up and pushes you with it

Your Pals will usually put their crafted or gathered items in the nearest chest from your camp they can find. So if you're like me and you like order in your chests, or if you don't want 6 different stack of the exact same item, put any chest (the cheapest ones blend perfectly with the quarry and the sawmill) right next to the spot your Pals are farming so that your Pals that are moving the goods don't put them anywhere. Plus, it shortens the path they have to travel to put it, so they can immediately hop on another task, or make the goods available for you to craft more quickly.

Don't forget that throwing a pal ball at a wild pal's backside will increase your chances at a successful capture. Also, if you're high enough level and have a way to put them in a shock state (baton or electric pal), that also increases your chance of a successful capture.

If you have a riding mount with some kind of dash ability, you can still use it no matter how over encumbered you are. You could be 10x over the limit and still move around. It’s super useful for getting ore and stuff.

I put my first base in the ruins next to the starting area and I regretted it so much...so much stairs and ruble that I ran out of space super fast. It feels like there's a lot of open spaces that are just about the right size for a base, so try to look for one of those!

A very big thing is to locate the settlements around the islands, because merchants there sometimes sell thermal and heat-resistant underwear. These are essential to max out your cold/heat resistance, providing the 3rd level of it, when wearing matching armor. Some places in the map can only be safely explored with a maxed out cold/heat resistance.

Early game tip: respawn at each starting point to get access to warp towers/tech points. Only 1 respawn point is really far from a warp tower.

Trick for encumbrance.. use the grapple hook to move, it works, have to wait the cool down time but it works

you can still use the grapple gun to move even when heavily over encumbered. so if you need to change where you place a chest, you can pick up the full contents of the chest and then move to the new chest that way in one trip.

if you shoot a guard and get a wanted level then teleport to a tower boss and go inside then get in between the guard and the boss, the guards will shoot the boss and after they do the boss will run to the side of the arena and if you throw any ball at them there is a 100% chance of you catching it. IMPORTANT: you cannot attack the boss at all or it will mess it up. not many people know this yet so take advantage of it while you can

Also I found a bug for in the cave dungeons, if you find a low level one and dont want to spend time running through and trying to find the boss room, use a flying mount, go to the top of the cave and dismount, you get put ontop the map and you can just go straight to the bossroom. To get back in, lodge yourself against the innerwall and throw a mountable pal, if there's no room between you and the wall they get put in bounds and can remount them to get back inside(call this Ashtech pls)

I always lumped survival craft games into the same boat as battle royal shooters, that being an over saturated same-same market. But fuck o' rover do I love this game.

Honestly surprised the pal sphere has collision, hope this game puts pressure on pokemon to be better

Extra tip, if you are overweight grapling hook still works, even if you cant move. Good for moving around base or grapling near Palbox to teleport with material.

Love to see a small (inexperienced) dev team take the world by storm!!! What an amazing story ❤

For Number 10: Just get a Grappling hook, you can jump distance to any box or fast travel point if you need to cover quick distance with any weight.

You having the “gossiping villager” in your battle party made me chuckle 😂🤣

more info for that last tip. at base camp level 10, you unlock access to a second palbox. if you want to move and ease that process, make a new palbox to create a fast travel point so you can move your things, and you keep your camp level, so both bases can have 10 pals each

A good tip, if you do get overencombered (definitely when your in your base) you can use your Grapple gun, And get yourself to your chest to dump what is causing not to move. As you can point it at the ground and go anywhere. And it doesn't matter how overencumbered you are. When I moved my first base that is how I got all the wood and stone to my new base. Another Tip is build a base (when you get access to your second base) In one of the areas that spawns a lot of Ore, That way you can stock pile ore for when you need it at later levels.

*PRO TIP* If you use a Pal to push a Truck, Underneath you'll find a the rarest of all, the Mythical Pal Mamemon

Gameranx: "Things the game doesn't tell you" *proceeds to show me glitches/exploits*

- If you're going for an explore or resource run, taking one of the starter area pink cats (I currently can't remember what they're called) with you and having them out as your active Pal increases your carry weight some. - If you're swimming (or fell) in water and your stamina is running out you can summon a mountable Pal (even better if they can swim) this could buy you enough time to get out of the water before drowning. This obviously only helps if you've unlocked and crafted the gear that allows you to mount that Pal so make sure you do that. - Put a map marker in spots your find dungeon entrances as they respawn after a while and you'll be able to find them again easier if you've marked their locations. - Speaking of respawning... chest and egg locations also respawn after a while so if you've looted one don't forget to revisit again later. - Pay attention to the passive skills your pals have. Some of the negative passives will decrease a Pal's work or cost your more food while some of the positive ones will help when working at your base. Swiftness and Artisian are nice ones for having at your base in terms of more efficient working. Some of their passives also make them better for taking with you on resource runs or fights.

As soon as you unlock your second base start an auto mining plus a ranch base. Mining for ores and a ranch with multiple Mau for free gold and 1 or 2 vixy for free blue pokeballs. Auto mining will require an area with mutiple ore nodes(one is by the church teleport) and lvl 2 mining pals.

you can also catch the traders, and set them in your home base. you can also make them re roll what theyre offering. especially the black market guy.

My biggest tip is just to make sure there are a couple ore deposits inside your camp, so you're not having to mine all that nonsense yourself. There are some really good spots where you can get five or six, easily, but you probably don't need to optimize to that extent.

Outside bosses, actually all labeled on the map bosses, have a 1 hour in game real time respawn timer. You cannot just leave and come back to respawn them. Also the cats in the starter area add 50 carry capacity for each in party. Game changer for starting out. Just straight after getting spheres make your first 10 captures the pink cats then you can drag around like 450 at all times lol

little tip for moving your base after you get a sh** load of resources and get overencumbered (like my case for instance with 5k stones at once): Although you cant move, you CAN build a little storage and then transfer all that to it, and then keep doing it until you reach your nearest fast travel (probabbly the pal computer thingy). After getting there, pick those 5 thousand stones or whatever and fast travel with it to the nearest point you'll want to build your next base! Getting there, just build another storage and voilà! You just moved across half the map while ridiculously overencumbered! I did that when I decided to build a stone castle (was tired of rebuild my wood base after it burned down lol) near an ore mine 'cause the initial area is kinda scarce. Took me nearly 8~9 storages overall to move them from point A to point B though, but worth it

There is an extra tip that people have not realized when you have access for two bases you can use it to fast travel anywhere, by that I mean if you stuck in the middle of nowhere put down the base marker fast travel to a new location then on the map dismantle the base marker you just made. So now can fast travel anytime

One tip I have is definitely catch the people. It sounds like I'm a psychopath or something I know, but if you can find some good traits on the people, I've found they work harder than some of my pals.

I go lucky pal and effigy hunting at night. They glow in the dark and you can see them from far away. Also, resetting an area also resets what the pal merchants sell. I was able to get a lot of pals I couldn't find in the wild. Once you've reached a lvl 10 base and gained the ability to make a second pal box, you can use it as a fast travel location and remove and replace it wherever you want. I've been using it to quickly move inventories, or repair my equipment before taking on a tough pal.

Also a thing I just learned from this video is that you can actually aim a Pal Sphere on a Pal and see the %-chance it starts out with for catching that Pal. Didn't notice that before

Good video thanks. Was expecting to know most of the tips but I didn’t Really hope they make lucky pals shine after being caught. At least the audio cues are loud

Palworld is addictive from what I heard

Personally I'd recommend against spawn area for first base. It's well worth traveling just a bit away to the desolate church at - 234 - 347, there's trees of plenty, mushrooms, a free upgrade statue and 9 ore rocks in a tight clump to each other. I moved from spawn to there but now I abandoned that spot as a base and just have it as a passive ore farm and smelting area. My main base is right near r3laxaurus lux there's a kind of obvious location that is clearly designed for a base between 2 cliffs so there's only 2 entrances and it's big enough that the base limit area fits in it perfectly almost, it goes just a little bit up the cliff on one side for me.

Some neat things I've found out; While over-encumbered, you can't mount Pals, and trying to pre-emptively mount Pals then carry as much as possible results in them being stuck too, but you can use the Grappling Hook to move around when you have 100's of wood, stone, et al. This might not sound appealing with the CD and all that, but you can still fast travel while over-encumbered, so it can save time base swapping if you grapple to fast travel points. Certain areas you can set up shop make the AI take a hot minute to get to you. It's likely a pathfinding issue, but this makes raids infinitely more tolerable since you have almost a minute or so to prepare. One such area is near the bottom-right beginner spawn, on a small cliff downhill that overlooks another nearby spawn. This area has ore, plenty of trees, a large tree, a few rocks, and Pal spawns, so it's easily identifiable. You can also hike a bit up the side and you'll be right next to a beach dungeon. Base Pals sometimes struggle with many items on the ground (They'll pick up one, move it slightly, then pick up another.) This can be bypassed by having multiple (atleast three) Pals that carry things to storage, or alternatively, a container nearby specifically for them. Dungeons are fixed in terms of how they're designed. Once you learn the correct path, it's easy to speedrun them. This is important during updates where Dungeons are unstable and may crash your game if you play too long in them. An example is the aforementioned beach dungeon; The route is left path, right path, then straight into the big tree room (Atleast, for me.) Lastly, if you're unlucky enough to fall through the map into the ocean (which frequently happens over in the tundra map.) keeping atleast one mountable Pal on you can save you, since they can swim for a while due to slower stamina drain. (An example being the double jump deer-esque mount you can get, which can swim for a minute or two, if I remember.)

I’m surprised that for a tip or trick for this game it wasn’t mentioned that capturing 10 of each pal gives an exp bonus and catching instead of killing give more exp and you still get the materials…also a little thing I like to do is target a decent lvl pal and kinda angle it’s attack path at another pal to weaken them both without wasting ammo or arrows

I have to say I didn’t know about the fire pals. Thinking on it I’m genuinely surprised my base didn’t burn down since I had both a fire pit, and my cooking station like a foot from wooden base lol

I've only really just started playing today and I already found a Lucky Pal. I heard that there was a "shiny-like" mechanic but I hadn't looked too much into it as I was kinda wanting to figure things out on my own. And by like the 8th-9th night, I found a Lucky not far off from where I set up my starting base.

I have 3 more tips: 1 - cooler box as it is now it is completely useless even if you assign a pal to cool it eventualy it will stop doing it to do something else since ice pals in early game when you unlock the cool box is impossible to get as a new player, as a veteran you may know some trick but the best way to preserve food is build fireplace / cooking station and cook an amount of food and don't pick it up, the food won't degradate unless it goes to your inventory. 2 - If you wanna farm Iron, Sulfer, Coal far from your base and don't wanna go back and forth too many times, level up your weight capacity to 1k, put in your party 5 cattivas because each one has a passive skill to increase your weight capacity by 50 so 5 of them is 250 extra and use a transport pal by ground or air as you seems feet, most of them will be air so it is better. You can also ignore the cattiva strategy and save points on weight capacity by crafting 2 or 3 grappling guns to move you even when you can't move at all OR just respawn if you have the don't lose items enabled to respawn at your base and use the grappling gun to move around and farm as much as you wanna. 3 - The night time is the best way to hunt lucky pals but also to look for those greens pals effigys, both glows alot in the dark and using a flying mount is a must. == Easy resourses == 1 - If you wanna easier iron ore, in the "fall" area there is a church with a fast travel on it and right after behind the church there is a big spawn of iron same to a castle near the bamboo area. 2 - craft a heat prof armor and go to the east, at the boss tower fast travel point there are alot of sulfer and south of this area in an ancient civilization ruins there is another fast travel and all over this are there are alot more iron ore. 3 - you can get easy coal in the desert area or in the desert area close to the center of the world where you find anubis, there are 2 big coal deposits. 4 - I'm not yet in need of quartz but the early one you can found it is in a small ice area where the other boss tower is, not too close from it there is a small deposit of quartz but I bet there will be a better place in the snow mountain.

Can recommend the Iron field by the church in the red biome as a base. Its got wood, its got rock, its got Iron. Basically a extremely effective sphere Factory

One tip I`d like to add: make sure there is room behind your palbox and place a chest as close as possible to the collisionbox BEHIND the palbox. If you do that at every base and want to haul a lot of ore from one base to another, place the ore/wood/whatever in the chest and position such that you can acces both the chest (it has a front which is weirdly less accessible than the back, orientation matters). Then put ALL the ore in your inventory and fast travel to your other base. Drop your ore, position yourself so you can acces the box (usually 2-3 steps are needed) and your orepile and transfer it all into your base instantly. It saves sooo much time as carry capacuity doen't matter you have 10.000 ore? no problem! ^^

Thanks for the video Jake! I've been having SO much fun in Palworld! I definitely put my Palbox right along a cliff, so I feel ya.. I have to get them down off the side of it, or re-summon them out of the cliff itself. :P

I'm so happy someone else found the sphere jump too. I randomly found it in my first 5 minutes playing. I was waiting for the capture and jumping around (expecting my body to phase through the sphere) and it made me climb and then sent me in the sky. Very fun and I hope they keep it as long as it doesnt break anything

I realised you also downloaded that save file which is a fully completed save from Google where a lot of stuff is broken.

Bro I’ve loved this game thank you for covering it have a great weekend

10:13 I started playing the game on PC Games Pass and put in 10 hours before I had a game breaking bug that wouldn't allow me to load my world. I uninstalled, unsubscribed, and bought it on Steam. The experience has been much better on Steam, since the button prompts actually show up, the game runs smoother, and there is a quit game option at the menu! No crashes or errors at 20+ hours now!

My personal tip is hunt luckies at night their glow is easier to spot. I spent about 20 hours on PC gamepass and then picked up the steam version. This game is very fun, and i always struggled with survival type games, but its so much easier with the pal help

If you want the giant Mammoth "Mammorest" you can pick a giga sphere and head to the teleport near a bridge, more or less in the middle of the map, some times there are two Mammorest fighting each other, you just wait one to get week and you can throw your giga ball, use the throw from behind bonus and you should be able to catch it around lvl 20, its a freaking strong Pal with hight damage and defense, it is type grass but can even fight fire with an easy

Another tip for carrying capacity is to have cattiva's in your party who increase your carrying capacity by 50 for each one.

2:11 I feel obligated to say that Gym Leader Ed discovered this glitch during episode 2 of his playthrough, which was recorded way before the game's release. I don't know if that's the earliest discovery of the glitch of if it was even before the reddit post but I feel like it's worth mentioning

Been playing this game for days and literally just figured out I can fast travel from my base. You gotta be kidding me. The worst part is I thought on multiple occasions man they really need to add the ability to fast travel from the palbox and guess what you could the whole time.

Use a vixy in a ranch to collect an endless supply of money, arrows and pal spheres(condensing doesn't seem upgrade the kind of pal sphere). When hauling large amount of weight like moving base or collecting ore, you can use a cattiva to increase your carry weight by 50 for each one in your party or better yet use several kingpaca to increase carry weight by an extra 100(condensing the cattiva upgrades the amount they can carry so I'd imagine the same would work for a kingpaca).

Absolutely love this game and it’s not even a genre ( if it is a genre ) type game. Having so much fun and now with these tips it’ll help early on

My main issue with the grapple gun is that you get the first flying saddle before it so it's basically obsolete on entry 8:03 Honestly I've never had any issues with fire, but water pals will put out any fires that do happen and I always have Fuacks around. I've seen 4 and caught 2 lucky pals so far. The two I missed 1 koed me with a surprise dark blast and the other I just respawned and had no pal spheres on me. The two I have are a Gumoss which is as big as the boss one and a Foxparks who looks hilarious as a giant flamethrower :3

For #7 tip: You can also just use the Grapple to move when overcumbered. I've had 10.000 weight on me before while only being able to carry 2.000 and I was able to easily travel. Great for moving stuff in your base especially if you're relocating chests

There really is no reason to "move" your first Palbox/Base, once you get your PalBox leveled up enough you can have more than one PalBox/Base. Each PalBox acts as a Fast Travel point so you might as well put your 2nd base wherever you find yourself frequently going to so that you can quickly fast travel there whenever you want.

I didnt understand how big the map was until i seen the big tree of life and realized i could go all the way out there. Thats when i realized this game is something special. I cannot wait to see what they do in the future

I was not expecting to enjoy this game so much. I picked it up last night to see what it was like...then played for 6 hours straight.

An add on to overencumbered using the grappling hook can get you just that extra distance if you are trying to get to a chest (it works with any ammount of weight)

For 7:28 number 4, if your wooden base is on fire, water pals can put the fire out

Love the game and thank you for the tips!.

Best place for a starter base in my opinion: It's a bit of a travel, but you gotta go past the first two bosses. To the East / north-east of the first proper Boss Tower. Go up, as high as you can, you will find a couple of wooden bridges connecting some very high rocks. There's one particular column of rocks that goes very high and has about 5 IRON ore veins there + trees + enough space to create a base. If you construct fundations ARROUND and leave the 5 nodes in the middle untouched, they will respawn regularly. (note that IRON ores are only struck by pals with mining lvl 2.) This might not feel too useful or even get a bit bothersome to get there the first time. Advantages: 1: EASY to Defend. Raids will either not be able to reach up, or take a long time, giving you plenty of options to react. Also they seem to always come from one single direction all together. 2: As soon as you advance a little bit in the game, you will be SUPER thankful for the Iron Ores and not having to make a billion journeys to go fetch Iron, wich on top, is very heavy. 3: Great sightseeing, can see lots of map locations from there. Disadvantages: 1: Difficult to reach (first time). 2: Not enough space for a proper end-game base. I personally use this now as a secondary base for Iron, but it did help a lot on the start with the annoying raids and the initial massive need for iron.

Yaaaa. So i downloaded it yesterday and started playing. I was hooked. Put in like 2 hours into it. I love pokemon. I love survivals. I like to just turn off my brain and collect stuff, and i enjoy games with a decent progression that keeps you wanting to get that next unlock or upgrade. And this has that. With pokemon. So pretty hooked! highly recommend it!

3:53 Wildest sentence Jake has ever said 😂

Just got here right at the beginning of the upload. I'm still very cautious about Palworld. It seems too good to be true as far as lasting this long.

just started playing today. man the comment section is a gold mine, gameranx community is so cool and helpful! thanks alot guys for your tips!

I honestly didnt think id get hooked on this game but man am i hooked. I love everything about it I thought it was really cool how the pals have skills that can help you with crafting or gathering resources. Its so so so good!

I’ve been catching Aldi Pokémon for the past week. Game is pretty legit, especially because I got it through my Xbox gold membership.

You can also use the ride option for your Pals. When you ride on some of them they have lunge attacks which allow you to move even when you're holding too much to walk.

A tip i found is if you have too many items and it's slowing you down use the grapple to get from point A to point B, so you don't have to walk as much.

I got like 73hs of playtime at the moments so I wanna leave my TIPS: First part of the video, moving around with a lot of weight, (like moving lots of rocks from a box to another one) use the grappling gun, and leave a box close to your base teleport (you can teleport even when overweight). When making a base, I suggest that your main one is on a big clear space, don't worry about wood or stone, you can make that. Once you unlock your second and third base, try making both of them small mining camps, one for ore, the other one for coal ( in the dessert near the Anubis boss there is a cool place for coal) and keep many mining pals on these two, you are gonna need it. Keep a storage near your teleport so you can transport the ore and coal back to the main base in seconds. Also keep in mind when doing a base near a boss, it might get close and attack you (it can help to melt it down if you have no interest on capturing it). At night is the best time to go out and look for eggs and Lifmunks Effigys. The stunt bat can give you up to 10% more chances just keep in mind it does 1 damage and you gotta hit the pal many times, once it gets electrocuted you can throw your ball. If a boss fight gets hard, don't let your pals died, change them and they will regenerate inside the ball, also you can call them back to their ball to escape some of the bosses attacks. Flying mount don't fall into water even when they are out of stamina, so if you don't own a water mount, just fly. Be mindful with technology points, at end game you might be short for a few levels on something your really need. Dungeons, special trees with skills and eggs always spawn at the same place, use your map and keep track of it. Optimize your weight if you are going out to farm, bring Cattiva or many of them (his weight passive stacks), take lighter gear, it's still going to protect you from the cold/heat and you are gonna be able to carry more stuff (same with guns, glider, etc. take it off for going out and pick up resources). At the beginning don't try to make to many tier 1 balls, just grab a couple of Vixy and put them in the ranch, you'll have plenty of balls with that. Don't think too much about which pal is the strongest, go with whatever you like, the real grind starts at the end with the breeding and getting the right passives for each one of them.

1. you can respawn to different locations, on different islands.. depending on your settings you can just select "respawn" while at your base (or when carrying nothing) choose a different island, find the nearest fast travel location, and fast travel back to your base to pick up anything you dropped when you selected respawn (it is as if you died) this opens up SOO much of the map to easily explore. 2. the humans you can catch, includes the merchants, you can catch the merchants and put them IN your base... they are higher level, and easy to find later, but how convenient to have one in your base? 3. catch 10 of EVERY pal for easy xp.. you get more and more of a bonus for each catch, up to 10.. doesn't seem to matter what level the pals are either. 4. higher level pals sell for more to the black market merchants.. so just put some low levels in your party and catch a couple pals for quick levels before selling, might be worth it.

Tip: Build camps in open and flat areas to avoid enemies glitching into rock cliffs and destroying entire camp without being able to damage the enemies.

One thing I notice a lot of people do with their second base is rather than building something sophisticated or fancy, dedicate the second base to gathering large amounts ore. I find it particularly easy to set up quick bases near trees. Have a group of Liftmunks go to town on the trees and help build any beds. Liftmunks are great cheap labor all throughout. Get a lot of wood for making a house and beds.

2 tips. You can reload cancel with musket. Slide jump glide keeps the momentum of the slide for some time

Palworld is like Conan Exiles and ARK had a baby with Pokémon lol. Idk why people talk down about it so much it's such a fun game and is super addictive.

Inventory Management Tip! On PC, press R to automatically combine items from your inventory with matching items in chests. I have a metal chest i put all gathering drops in right next to the Pal station. Perfect for delivering 2k lbs of ore, coal, stone, shards, wood, fiber, etc. from my mining outposts.

I have had a really bad day. Bad thoughts. This. Seeing a new video I haven't seen yet. This is changing my day. Thank you for the commitment to new content.

Loved the Skyrim Easter egg. Found a wounded Merc on a beach and she told me the whole " I used to be an adventurer like you" skit. Loving this game so far

If you have issues with pals transporting natural resources (rock/ore) like me where they just have a huge pile of it and constantly pick up/drop in one spot, place a chest right next to the vein of stone/ore and they will place it in without glitching. be careful not to cover the spawn of the rock though or it may not come back.

-You can use grappling hook to move yourself while over capacity. You can carry all your wood and stone and then use hook to take you to a teleporter. -You can capture black market traders and then reset their inventory by depositing into the box and taking him out again. Additionally he has crazy hp and you can teach him pal moves. Truly one of the most powerful pals

Another tip!! (Idk if patched) If your pal faints, you can put them in the box, and the timer shows up and then have them work at the base. The timer will go from about 10 minutes to about 10 seconds and then you can transfer them back to your party.

I know I said it in a previous video but it definitely hammers down the number 1 point, playing the PC Game Pass version felt jankier and having the tech tree the way it is now on Steam is better, which ultimately is why I ended up buying it on Steam