One Palworld Glitch Provides Access To An Unraidable Base Online

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There's an easy way to get an unraidable base in . Playable in open online multiplayer exclusively on Steam (for now), has as much of a raiding problem as any other survival game. doesn't have an official PvP mode yet, but that hasn't stopped players from taking advantage of their neighbors. players can walk up on each other's bases, help themselves to resources in unlocked chests, and break just about anything — although they can't capture other players' Pals just yet.

But even without PvP, there are ways to defend a base: players can build walls around their borders, or lock the chests they keep their valuables in. But even then, walls and chests can be broken if someone really wants to see what's inside. Players can't watch their bases at all times. They have to log off eventually, and as soon as they do, everything they hold dear is vulnerable to attack. But there's one way to create an almost foolproof method of defense. What if a base is hidden so well that no one else can find it?

As pointed out in a YouTube video by Glitch Unlimited, there are hidden rooms inside some of 's cliffs, and some of them are big enough to build secret bases in. Described in the video below, one particular hidden room is located just north of the Cinnamoth Forest fast travel waypoint. Getting inside involves a glitch in which the player climbs partway up the appropriate cliff, then mounts the Pal of their choice. This should warp them through the rock to the hidden space on the other side, where, down a small corridor, there's a sizable, buildable open space.

This is just one of multiple secret rooms scattered throughout 's map. In case this one doesn't suit the player's needs or is already occupied, Glitch Unlimited points out another one in a second video.

These secret rooms are rarely large enough to contain every type of gathering hub, but can at least fit a Palbox and a few chests. As a result, it's probably best to make this a player's secondary base: this way, they can store