Palworld is an addictive game that offers a unique experience for players. In his latest video, Moxsy shares 10 things he wishes he knew sooner in Palworld to help beginners have a smoother start and progress more effectively in the game. With over 40 hours of gameplay under his belt, Moxsy’s insights are valuable for both new and experienced players.
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Key Takeaways:
- There is no stat respect in Palworld, so it’s important to choose your stat allocations wisely.
- Tree maps and TM trees provide valuable skills that can be taught to your pals for better combat effectiveness.
- Understanding type effectiveness is crucial for optimizing your team’s performance in battles.
- Effective base placement, including avoiding water overlap and choosing flat surfaces, is important for efficient base building.
No Stat Respect, Choose Wisely
Unlike some other games, Palworld does not offer stat respect. This means that every stat allocation you make is permanent, so it’s important to prioritize HP, stamina, and weight over work speed and attack. Focus on optimizing your pal’s survivability and utility rather than attack power.
TM Trees and Skill Teaching
TM trees are scattered throughout the maps and offer valuable skills that can be taught to your pals. These skills can significantly enhance your team’s combat effectiveness. It’s important to explore the maps and find these trees to unlock powerful moves for your pals.
Understanding Type Effectiveness
Type effectiveness plays a crucial role in battles. Each type in Palworld has a specific advantage and weakness, similar to Pokemon. It’s important to familiarize yourself with the type chart and build a team that takes advantage of these matchups for maximum damage output.
Optimizing Base Placement
Choosing the right location for your base is essential for efficient base building. Avoid placing your base in areas with overlapping water, as it limits your building options. Additionally, building on a flat surface allows for easier construction and prevents limitations in placing certain structures.
