Palworld Players Are Clipping Through Walls To Skip Dungeons
thegamer.comPalworld is a pretty fantastic game, all things considered, but it's definitely not the most polished one. That's mostly because the game is still in early access, and developer Pocket Pair is using the period to iron out game-breaking bugs, such as Lifmunk Effigies reducing your capture rate, before its full release later down the line.
A Palworld player has found yet another pretty bad glitch, though it's a lot more exploitable for players this time around. First spotted by Reddit user Yashpwnz, they've found a very easy way to completely skip through the game's dungeons and complete them in seconds. Usually, these dungeons are a test of your abilities as a Pal trainer, full of powerful enemies and Pals for you to take down for a reward at the end.
Yashpwnz decided they didn't want any of that nonsense though, and shared a very easy method of clipping through Dungeon walls to skip all the challenge. Demonstrated in the video embedded below, Yashpwnz has discovered that if you hang from a nearby wall and then pet a Pal with the ability to fly, you can then quickly mount it at the same time, and you'll clip straight through and into the black void surrounding the entire Dungeon.
From there, you'll be able to speed all the way past all the tricky Dungeon challenges and dangerous Pals and then do the same trick right at the end. You can then collect the goodies at the end of the Dungeon, teleport out, and have managed to get yourself some pretty top-notch gear or materials for about thirty seconds of effort. You can even fight the Dungeon's boss and capture from your side of the wall, safe from the Pal's attacks.
Of course, Pocket Pair probably doesn't want players exploiting Dungeons for essentially free stuff, and this being such an easy glitch to replicate makes it a problem that will probably need addressing sooner rather than later.
What with Pocket Pair being an absolutely tiny studio, definitely too small to keep on updating a title that has hundreds of
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