[Pal World] Tips for solo players to play for a long time | How to think and play to keep playing without getting bored – ゲーム攻略まとめ

Palworld has many elements such as crafting, exploration, combat, and base management, making it a game that can be played even solo.

On the other hand, in solo play,

It’s a lot of work and it’s tiring
Lost the purpose halfway through
I get tired of worrying about efficiency

For reasons such as many people leave after the middle stage.

In this article,
Tips for solo players to enjoy Pal World for a long time and comfortably will be explained in detail from the perspectives of
thinking, base management, and progress pace.

Understand first why soloing is easy to get bored

First of all, the reason you get bored playing solo is not because you are not good at playing.

The main reasons why solo players are easily exhausted are as follows.

Try to manage everything yourself
Chasing only the shortest efficiency
Imitate multi-premise information as is

Palworld is also designed so that the more you pursue efficiency, the stronger the sense of work becomes.

In order to play for a long time,
You need to prioritize “sustainable form” over “efficiency.”

Tips 1: Set your goals “small” instead of “big”

The most important thing when soloing is goal setting.

Common mistakes

Create the strongest equipment
Collect all pals
Complete the largest base

These are goals that are likely to be motivating and
can be tiring along the way.

Recommended ideas

Explore the next area safely
Make your base a little more convenient
Grow one new Pal

It will last longer if you accumulate “goals that can be achieved in one play”**.

Tip ② Don’t aim for perfection at your base

The most tiring point for solo players is managing the base.

Common conditions

Too much concern about placement efficiency
Recreate the flow line many times
I think that a mistake is a failure

However, Palworld’s base is
designed to be rebuilt as many times as you like.

Division is important

OK as a temporary base
No problem even if it looks dirty
Progress can be made even if it is somewhat inefficient

Accepting a “moving base for now” will make you feel much better mentally.

Tips 3: Have the courage to leave the work to your pal

For solo players,

“It’s faster to do it yourself”

It tends to feel like

But

Extraction
Timber logging
Transportation

If you keep doing these things by yourself,
you will definitely become a work game.

What people who play for a long time have in common

Pal’s work efficiency is OK at 70%
Idle time is also part of the game
Do not expect perfect AI behavior

It’s more fun to leave it to Pal while
focus on exploring, fighting, and planning.

Tip 4: Emphasize “safety” over “winning” in battle

In solo, annihilation = full responsibility returns to yourself.

If you overdo it

Equipment Lost
Recovering pals is troublesome
Suddenly loses motivation

Stable fighting style

Make an early decision to escape
Use long-range weapons
Awareness of using Pal as a shield

For solos,
Being too cautious is just the thing.

Tips 5: Don’t watch efficiency videos/optimal solutions too much

Gathering information is useful, but
too much can have the opposite effect.

Why?

Another person’s optimal solution = not your correct answer
I get tired of comparing
I feel like my progress is slow

Recommended distance

Check only when you are in trouble
Don’t copy everything
Use only the parts that suit your current self

Solo play is
The strongest way to play is to not compare yourself to others.

Tips 6: Make today a day to do nothing

This is surprisingly important.

Just explore
See the view
View the base
Finish with a little tidying up

Even if you don’t progress anything,
If you think that it’s OK just to start the game,
the hurdles to play will immediately lower.

Author’s impressions｜In solo, the person who enjoys the “freedom” wins

What I felt when actually playing solo was:

Chasing efficiency too much can make you tired
It becomes difficult to think in terms of multiple standards
If you follow your own pace, you’ll have more fun all at once

That’s the point.

Pal World’s solo game lasts longer if you play it with
more of a life simulation than a strategy game.

Summary | Points for solo players to play for a long time

Chop your goals into small pieces
The base can be temporary
Leave the work to Pal
Do not engage in unreasonable battles
Don’t look at too much information
Allow days to do nothing

Just by being aware of these things,
Pal World will change from a “tiring game” to a “comfortable game.”