Palworld Fans Have Suggestion to Improve Building

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A vocal portion of the Palworld fandom has recently taken to social media to ask Pocketpair to add corner roofs and a few other junction assets to the hit game. Their pleas add to the list of feature requests that Palworld players have put together to date.

While the recent wave of accusations of Palworld ripping off Pokemon could make one think otherwise, Pocketpair's latest release is first and foremost a survival crafting game reminiscent of Rust and Ark: Survival Evolved. It hence features building mechanics that allow players to construct a wide array of structures, although some players have so far opined that the current state of that system leaves a bit to be desired. This sentiment gave rise to an influx of feature requests and suggestions for improving the game's building mechanics.

The latest such proposal comes from Reddit user silver-potato-kebab-, who asked Pocketpair to add corner roofs to Palworld. Their suggestion garnered over 4,700 upvotes within 24 hours of going live and promptly ended up on the front page of the game's largest unofficial subreddit, indicating that many fans are very much on board with the idea. Following up on silver-potato-kebab-'s train of thought, some fans have also argued that the Palworld building mechanics would be greatly improved with the addition of other corner structures: staircases, foundations, walls, and the like.

Meanwhile, others have used the post as an opportunity to advocate for other types of assets that they would like to incorporate into their Palworld buildings, including railings, pillars, and ladders. «I'm tired of just free-climbing my walls,» wrote Reddit user Sora762 as part of their argument for the inclusion of ladders.

Although Pocketpair hasn't officially responded to this latest influx of fan requests, the developer has often reiterated that its survival crafting game will receive plenty of updates in the future. The Japanese developer has also been happy to chat up the fandom since its latest