Palworld Ore farm: How to mine & grind for Ingots explained
Sure, Palworld might seem a lot like certain other titles, but the crafting element of the new trending game is quite different.
If you want to progress far, it's a major gameplay mechanic that needs to be taken advantage of.
Essentially, it all comes down to farming Ore, one of the most valuable resources in Palworld.
Within the first few hours, there's a good chance you will have stumbled upon igneous-like rocks that can be smashed into oblivion to unlock Ore. It's finding a consistent amount in a convenient location which is difficult.
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Alongside catching the full list of Pals, many of these creatures can be put to work to unlock Ore by using their specialist abilities.
On top of this, some specific items can make this process a lot easier – in some cases, you won't even need to do anything once set up.
It's a little complicated at first, but once a Palworld Ore farm is established, it can make a real change to the whole experience.
We've outlined everything you need to know about Ore in Palworld, the importance of Ingots and why you need to build a Primitive Furnace below.
Ingots are a handy material used for many intermediate recipes, such as Nails, improved workbenches and tools, as well as Saddles to ride Pals on land or in the sky.
To craft an Igot, you need two pieces of Ore that can then be placed in a Primitive Furnace.
A Primitive Furnace can be unlocked at level 10 in the Palworld Technology tree. The following materials are required to build the item:
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The following methods outline how to find Ore in Palworld:
The easiest way is to find an Ore deposit in the open world and then attack it with a Pickaxe. This is a large brown/red rock that, unlike others, will shine to show
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