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Palworld has just rolled out update v0.4.13, addressing several lingering bugs that have been plaguing the game. This update also improves the turning speed for certain airborne companions, or “Pals,” enhancing the gameplay experience. Despite some controversies, Palworld’s steady stream of updates keeps its player base engaged and continues to thrive.
The game, developed by Pocketpair, first made its debut as an early access title in early 2024, available on Steam and Xbox. It quickly became an overnight sensation, being heralded as one of the most successful releases of the year, even in its early stages. The game later expanded to PlayStation 5, widening its reach and popularity.
Palworld’s journey has not been without its bumps. Critics and fans have noted the game’s resemblance to Pokémon, causing legal friction with Nintendo over similar mechanics such as throwing balls to summon creatures. This led to some required changes in the gameplay, which were not universally welcomed by players. Nevertheless, Pocketpair has been resilient, continuously refining and expanding Palworld.
Following its initial launch, Pocketpair released two significant updates: the Sakurajima update, which introduced a new island and more Pals, and the Feybreak update, which expanded on this further. The latest patch, v0.4.13, while not adding new content, focuses on resolving persistent issues and bugs, ensuring smoother gameplay.
Post-update, players will notice that Xenolord and Frostallion, two formidable Pals, now boast increased agility in the air. The update also tweaks loot mechanics; legendary blueprints are now more likely to drop from the Large Oil Rig’s treasure chests, whereas uncommon blueprints have been excluded from these rewards. This is just the tip of the iceberg in terms of the numerous fixes aimed at improving gameplay stability and performance.
Significant adjustments include preventing players from falling through terrain, ensuring Pals continue to generate power even in a player’s absence, and fixing non-responsive tower bosses. Enhanced AI for Pals in combat ensures they don’t stray too far from the player, and they’ll now stand firm when you’re aiming in their direction, contributing to a more seamless gaming experience.
Looking ahead, fans can anticipate numerous updates as Palworld steadily approaches its complete 1.0 release. Here’s a quick rundown of the update highlights:
– Buffed turning speed of Xenolord and Frostallion during airborne activities.
– Enhanced legendary blueprint drop rates from Large Oil Rig chests and removed uncommon blueprints.
– Resolved various bugs affecting gameplay, from terrain issues to autosave feature glitches.
– Fixed numerous Pals-related bugs, including motion and interaction issues.
– Improved several gameplay elements, smoothing out the multiplayer experience.
Additionally, many other minor bug fixes are included to ensure the game runs without hitches, creating an even more engaging experience for players of this open-world survival adventure. Keep an eye out for what’s next as Pocketpair reaffirms its commitment to refining the world of Palworld further.
