Palworld Players Shouldn't Waste Resources on This Useless Item

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A Palworld player has discovered that the Decal Gun is essentially useless for decoration, as the paintings disappear soon after they’re made. Unlocking the Decal Gun costs Ancient Technology Points, so players should be wary of that before picking this item in Palworld.

Palworld is 2024’s most surprising hit. Not only did Palworld reach over 19 million players in less than a month, but it also made quite a positive impression on most players, having 94% positive reviews on Steam. Unfortunately, Palworld is still an early access release, so there are still many details that could be improved, such as how some items work.

Now, a Palworld player called fluffy_boy_cheddar shared their frustration regarding the Decal Gun. According to fluffy_boy_cheddar, the Decal Gun is a waste of Ancient Technology Points and crafting materials in Palworld. This tech unlocks at Level 42, costs one Ancient Technology Point, and allows the player to craft five different kinds of Decal Guns. While the official description of the item promises to “paint the walls or ceilings” with figures of different Pals, fluffy_boy_cheddar complained that the paintings were generally gone within a minute or so of using the gun. Their disappointment was amplified because they originally unlocked the item solely to use it for decoration in their base.

Overall, most of the community agreed with fluffy_boy_cheddar, and their post has already received over 4,600 upvotes. Most commenters were displeased with how useless the item was, although some of them considered it funny that the Decal Gun could be used on Pals as well as structures. In any case, Palworld players have better uses for Technology Points than for unlocking this item, especially considering that Ancient Technology Points are somewhat rare and give access to game-changing technologies, such as the Grappling Hook or the Pal Condenser Machine.

While the Decal Gun is not a very good pick for Palworld players right now, it does not mean that the