Palworld Clip Highlights Bizarre Dinossom Glitch

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A Palworld player shares a clip highlighting Dinossom stuck in a glitch that bends the Pal in half. Since it was released, Palworld players have shared a handful of interesting glitches, but this may be among the funniest.

Palworld remains in early access, with some glitches persisting from launch to today. As Pocket Pair developers continue to build upon its foundations, some other bugs have been patched out. Among the glitches that remain are one that causes the area to flood with damage when in a battle, a bug that makes Pals like Penking giant monstrosities, and one that allows players to skip to the end of a dungeon. One player has discovered a bug that has caused their Dinossom to remain stuck in an awkward position.

Reddit user MightyYo recently shared a clip highlighting Palworld's Dinossom perpetually leaning backward. The Pal remains in this position as it harvests wood and performs other tasks around the player's base. The video begins with the Pal striking a tree in the bended position as it lifts its head slightly with each yield of wood. The clip then cuts to the Dinossom walking near a workbench with Cattiva which provides some scale of how far back the Grass and Dragon-type Pal is leaning. As it turns to face another direction, Dinossom leans as far forward as it did backward, unable to revert to normal.

While it's more likely the product of a glitch, Palworld fans have suggested that this Dinossom has a back injury, is performing a limbo, or it was captured in a precarious position. MightyYo originally asked if the bugged Dinossom is normal, but few players have captured theirs doing the same thing, which suggests that it isn't. As it was first shown doing a Palworld task, it's possible that it got stuck halfway through an animation related to the action. Regardless of what caused the strange position, the Dinossom should have been able to stand up properly after doing different tasks or being returned to a Pal Sphere momentarily. The video concludes