Explain how Co-Op works in Pal World

[Kazuma Satou]

I want to play with a group of friends starting from the starting area/level 1/etc. Does this game allow for that? Where we can go through the game together at the same time?

[Kazuma Satou]

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[endlessblaze]

It does. Just start a new world and have everyone jump in.

[Kazuma Satou]

Originally posted by endlessblaze:

It does. Just start a new world and have everyone jump in.

Thank you for the response!

[SilverLight]

You pretty much just have to start up the world, go through/skip the introductory cutscene, then give your friends the code to join your server. They'll do their own character creation and have the cutscene show up, and you can do this from level 1.

Important details to note
- For some reason, only the host gets tracking for the "captured X kinds of Pals" achievements
- If you make a guild together, you share base limits, meaning that you all together can only make as many bases as your Base Level allows
- If you are in a guild together, your Pal boxes are separate, but you can exchange Pals via the worker slots. This doesn't count as having captured that kind of Pal as far as I'm aware, but everyone is able to take a Pal that someone else put in a worker position and keep it in their box/team, so it can be helpful to nickname Pals that you contribute to the work force to avoid mixing them up
- You are able to make Pal gear for someone who hasn't caught specific Pals/unlocked the tech for the gear if you have caught one and unlocked the tech

[( °□°） ︵GAMBASAD]

Originally posted by SilverLight:

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Sum up if we want play and build together like another survival game, we need in guild right ?

[Valdyr]

Originally posted by .:

Originally posted by SilverLight:

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Sum up if we want play and build together like another survival game, we need in guild right ?

The only reason to guild up is if you want to trade Pals. Otherwise it is more advantageous to not guild up. Also, running a dedicated server on the tower of whomever has the most robust machine is better than doing ad hoc by a long shot as it is more stable and has more features working at this time. The game plays like if Ark, Craftopia (post seamless world update), and Pokémon had a threeway lovechild together, minus the quests part though that is likely to come sometime in the future.

[SilverLight]

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The main advantage of being in a guild together is being able to exchange Pals, but being on your own allows you to each make your own bases, so if you want to have much more control of the map and stuff, it can be better to not group up.

I don't know if you can use someone else's base for fast travel, that might also be an advantage of being in a guild together.

[Twinblades]

If i play solo in a Co-op multiplayer game as a host and have 2 bases will they both work ?
If i have a separate mining base will it still mine when i am at my main base ?