Palworld has released a new update that addresses some of the game's lingering issues, but also makes changes that weren't mentioned by the developers. Those playing Palworld may not even realize this, but there are technically two versions of the game out there. The most up-to-date version is available on Steam, while those playing Palworld on Xbox or the Microsoft Store on PC have a slightly outdated version.
For example, the Steam version of the game has dedicated servers and support for up to 32 players at a time, whereas Palworld on Xbox has multiplayer restrictions with no dedicated servers and only up to 4-player co-op. Since there isn't true parity between the Xbox and Steam versions ofPalworld, there will be times when an update is released for one version and not the other, as is the case with the latest updates for the game.
Palworld first released an update for the Xbox/Microsoft Store versions of Palworld on January 22 that targeted multiple bugs in the game, including unspecified «sound issues.» However, this update caused some of its own problems, and so another update was issued on January 23. The new update fixes the bugs that came about from the previous one, including a problem where Palworld players would boot up the game and see a static black screen, and various PC-specific problems. The recent updates to the game also made some changes that were not mentioned in the patch notes.
It's unclear exactly how many changes were made to Palworld that weren't mentioned in the patch notes, but it seems that the Technology menu was rearranged at least. For example, prior to the update, the Egg Incubator was part of the regular set of craftable items that could be acquired using base Technology Points, but now it's been moved over to the Ancient Technology section. This means newcomers on Xbox will have to wait a little longer to unlock Egg Incubators, though it seems it was always this way for those playing on Steam.
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