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And for others, all this talk I see about the **proper build** seems to boil down to- Legendary gear. That's it. Nothing more, nothing less.
And if that is not it, what is it then? Because so far I have no idea what this **proper build** is in the slightest beyond the use of legendary gear.... which is something I don't have access to yet.
Do I have to give up all of my stat points just to pump them into attack and a little bit of stam and not be able to do anything else at all? You know, such as collect materials for the base building aspect of the game which is the other half of the game.
Please explain how -with default world settings- is my rare crossbow only barely tickling the wild pals at my level, while my own pals actually do proper damage to them?
Now that I tweaked the world settings, I am actually doing reasonable damage.
and ofc.. i dont know if you, but i have experience with game coin up machines what were usually set to pretty high difficulty to get as much money is possible from kids :) ..when you want to enjoy your money, you should be good :)
OOF.
So if they haven't learned to do the absolute maximum damage, they don't know how to play?
Also in that video this guy has done over 1000 hours of farming, selective breeding and pal ranking to lvl 5 to get the boosts required to do the damage he's doing in those videos (yes I watched it; I get the feeling you haven't). He has 4 rank 5 gobfins, all with Vanguard on them. You claim to 'know how to play the game'; how many gobfins does that take to achieve, and then also have them all with Vanguard? Easy right? Just a small bit of time and effort.
He also farmed lvl 2-3 attack pendants and the legendary rocket launcher in the arctic zone for who knows how long.
So. In your opinion, if someone hasn't played the game ad nauseum, for hundreds of hours, farming hundreds of pals and combining them, then farmed to the point of that guy in that video even saying it was 'kinda ridiculous' to get special items, they haven't learned how to play yet, huh? Maybe stop insulting people just to prove you're right.
So do it like a human would. Don't put yourself in front and if you do only against weak pals or with more advanced armor that can take harder hits and if you want to survive even harder stuff you need appropiate schematics for even better stuff and accessories bundled with pals who can buff you.
Or you just learn how to put yourself out of harms way with appropiate pals who can deal with what you throw at them.
300 damage. I was 48 when I launched that at him.
it is not only about push "W" to move forward
but also about "thisd and this bost your damage agains this" and thats how you can stack it.
you need learn and understand how it works...
without that knowledge you will have weapon what look powerfull and you will do almost none dmg... because you dont use game mechanics what you didnt learn about. therefore it cant work.
in some games is this pretty comple... like in some MMOs, where you (or any ppl) are testing stuff how it works, datamine it and make some guides related to theorycraft about those game mechanics.
lets say that you need beat some enemy. you take weapon and attack it.. and it did nothing at all... or very small damage.
but when you know that Attack stat boost your damage and that enemy is vulnerable to water element and on speciffic type of weapon and specific type of attacks, then you can take proper weapon, boost it as much as you can by water element and then, when you attack, it will do much more damage than before.
that difference is because you learned game mechanics and understand how they works.
and thats why ppl need learn to play
or at least use guides what tell them what to do, if they want.
it is about using game mechanicsa. if you dont know how to use them or even dont know about them, then you cant be effective.
its now catered towards people who spend the whole day afking and roleplaying in cities who dont know how to play video games.
palworld is much more open in terms of character builds where as ff14 jobs there is literally only one way you can play the job.and generally only one build thats viable.
In palworld if you want to focus on a player orientated build you should still be looking at the pals passives in party.you dont need to have them fight but the passives can buff your character.
Your argument is invalid
The player under normal circumstances aren't meant to be powerhouses, but there are ways in game to boost damage and all that, but that requires proper pal use.