Palworld Player Building Huge Ship Base in the Ocean

A Palworld player has recently decided to build a huge ship base, sharing the ongoing results of their work so far with the game’s fans. Bases set in the water are not completely unheard of in Palworld, but this gamer is set to build one of the largest ones seen in the community.

Palworld is 2024’s biggest surprise hit. Released by Pocket Pair back in January, the so-called “Pokemon with guns” achieved incredible success, reaching over 25 million players on Steam and Xbox Game Pass. Now, not only is Palworld currently on sale on Steam, but its players continue to push the popular survival game to its limits by coming up with incredible new ideas for bases.

Recently, a Palworld player shared their ongoing effort to create a massive ship base in the game’s ocean. While the player only shared a single picture of their ship base showing a huge ship hull from afar, their work is looking pretty good. From what can be seen, this ship base may end up being larger than any other made by gamers and shared with the community thus far. According to the creator, they originally started this plan after seeing a video about base-building in water, and have already spent several hours learning how to craft the perfect ship base.

This is not the first time that a Palworld player has decided to build a ship base. Soon after the game was released, and the community discovered that it was possible to construct bases in the water, the first players already started making pirate ship bases in Palworld. However, these creations were mostly very small when compared to this creator’s current project.

More recently, another Palworld player recreated One Piece’s Going Merry as a ship base. Again, the ship was not very big, but it was greatly detailed, including two huge masts with flags, some trees, and even some circular objects that resembled the cannons the ship has in One Piece.

Palworld is an early access release that has not even been out for two whole months yet, but these examples show