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Though being Wanted may make you feel like a wild-west villain while parading through , this status can bring many cons and should be removed immediately. Unfortunately, while doing intentionally bad things can earn this status, so can the simple accident of attacking someone you didn't intend to.
Players will be thinking about making a new base in once they realize they have a lot of good Pals to work it but not enough room for all of them. You may also find that your current base is not close enough to key resources and wants to be closer to an Ore orSulpher vein. These are only some reasons one would want to build a second base and begin to expand.
There are plenty of stats to keep track of in but one that can be especially crucial to getting the best performance in combat is shockingly easy to miss out on. Although it's easy to progress through battles and build up a base without optimizing everything, there's no reason to waste something that can help every Pal in combat. If the game never mentions it to begin with, however, it comes as no surprise that it can be especially easy to make such a fundamental mistake.
The many prehistoric creatures you can tame in can become mounts suited for travel across the massive open-world map. This unique sandbox is full of creatures that have different traits designed for exploration over specific environments. Ranging from huge beasts roaming the seas to agile mounts dashing through dense jungles, you have many options to choose from.
Solving the Legend of Ansur book’s puzzle in can be quite complicated, especially if you do not know where to look or are having a hard time connecting the dots left by the clues in the manuscript. Like most parts of the game, the Legend of Ansur book does not explicitly tell you where to go and what to do but leaves behind some hints that can eventually grant you special items. By following this optional side-quest, you can grab the Legendary Helm of Balduran, considered one of the best helmets in .
A unique structure called a Statue of Power may be built in to give a permanent stat boost to Pals on your team. This statue can also increase your overall capture rate, allowing you to obtain Pals that would normally be very difficult to catch. However, you have to reach a certain level before you can research the technology necessary to have a Statue of Power.
Diamonds are an extremely rare material you can get in as dropped items from Legendary creatures. Only two Pals in the game can possibly have this material, but both are fairly hard to find in the open world. Collecting Diamonds is a great way to make money with the various merchants if you need to fund projects back at your base.
Even though is an expansive, fun game, it's still in Early Access, and as with any EA game, it comes with its own glitches and bugs. Luckily, most of the bugs in the game aren't too game-breaking, with some, like the Pal Sphere glitch, feeling more like an awesome feature rather than something that needs to be patched. That said, the developers of the game, Pocketpair, are hard at work patching and updating both the Xbox and PC versions of the games, and some of these glitches may not even exist within a few days.