Palworld update 0.2.2.0 is now available to download across all platforms. This release resolves one annoying damage bug, on top of addressing a number of smaller Palworld issues.
Pocketpair's monster-taming survival game has been averaging three updates per month since its mid-January 2024 launch. The 0.2.2.0 patch is its ninth such revision to date, arriving mere days after Palworld update 0.2.1.0 rolled out to the Xbox and Microsoft Store versions of the open-world RPG.
The biggest issue addressed in the newly debuted patch concerns the game's buggy damage scaling. Specifically, the update resolves a problem causing the intended damage dealt by some Pal attacks to be halved. Although the wording of Pocketpair's changelog indicates the issue has been affecting all attacks, social media reports from Palworld players suggest that may not have been the case. Only ice damage appears to have been consistently halved due to the bug, while other types of attacks were ostensibly only sometimes affected by the issue, whose root cause remains unknown.
The problem itself wasn't present in the game from day one, but was only introduced in Palworld update 0.2.0.6, which hit PC on April 4 before reaching the Xbox versions of the RPG five days later. The rest of the issues addressed in the new patch are of minor nature. E.g., the update fixes the Nightmare Bloom and Nightmare Ray attacks, which were recently broken in a way that reduced their damage output by inhibiting or outright preventing hit detection near the end of their animations.
Pal sleeping animations have also been tweaked to reduce the creatures' jittering while they are lying in beds. Furthermore, players can now exit the Antique Dresser character editing screen by pressing the Escape key, which didn't work in this context in the prior version of the game. While this fix will primarily benefit PC players, the bug itself was also present on Xbox, when pairing one of Microsoft's recent consoles with a mouse and
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