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So basicly you want to level your palbox to the max by collecting resources, create the buildings you need to level it up, collect pals, explore the world to discover loot, dungeons and beat bosses.
- See what you need to build in order to level up your base. It's a good general pointer to get some autonomous resource farms going.
- Beat the syndicate tower boss if you haven't already, the tutorial directs you to it. There's a couple bosses scattered around the map in towers
- Beat overworld bosses, you get ancient technology points for this too as well as the human bosses. And you can capture them.
- Explore the map for fast-travel points and random dungeons. There's waaaaay more than 20 monsters in this game, just that far from all of them spawn in the starting biome.
- If you see what seems like a black wall that goes nowhere inside a cave entrance, that's a random dungeon. Approach it.
It has goodies and a random Pal as a boss at the end, which means you can get any Pal in the game as a larger version of itself if you really want to, and some Pals only spawn in that cave tileset.
- Look for Lifmunk Effigies, preferably at night since they're really easy to see from miles away that way, to upgrade your capture rate so you eventually don't need better/rarer spheres for larger monsters. Logs fall under this too imo, but it's not for everyone. I like them though, they're a fun read and help with some worldbuilding.
That's just off the top of my head, but the thing about sandbox games like this is you often just have fun doing your own thing and making your own objectives rather than following any of this.
I'm having a lot of fun just building stupid houses and making my base as comfy as I can make it for my Pals, and having my favourite ones out with me during exploration, feeding and petting them regularly for every job well done. It's not really progressing anything, but I'm having fun every time I do it. Right now my personal objective is scouting out a really pretty, large empty spot up on high elevation to set up my second base and move everything there, to really make a ranch/farmstead paradise for my Pals.
Earlier on I just wanted a flying mount, so I caught a Nitewing and unlocked the saddle for it, and gathered the resources needed.