Palworld has a bunch of useful crafting recipes to unlock that will help you survive on the Palapagos Islands. Just steer clear of one particular gun.
Palworldhas captured the attention ofmillions of playersglobally thanks to its simple ‘Pokemon with guns’ elevator pitch. Of course,our own reviewexplains that the game is much more than that.
The game’s survival and building mechanics are just as important as itscreature collection. That doesn’t mean that a significant portion of Palworld isn’t Pokemon with guns, and you better be careful about which guns you’re using.
Reddit useru/fluffy_boy_cheddarhas warned other Palworld players to avoid unlocking one particular weapon. According to them, the Decal Gun Set is a waste of valuable Ancient Technology Points.
Be careful unlocking Palworld’s Decal Gun Set
For those unaware, The Decal Gun Set is a suite of five weapons that unlock at Technology Level 42. Unlocking the node in the Technology tree allows you to craft guns that slap an image of a particular Pal on whatever it’s fired at.
The player gave the guns a go and has since issued a PSA for players not to “waste your tech points” on them. “I thought it would be cool to create a graffiti wall in my base,” they explained.
They crafted the Decal Gun 5 which blasts out an image ofRelaxaurus. It sounds fun but there’s a pretty massive drawback. “While it is neat to see the paintings, they disappear after a minute or so,” they elaborated. “So lame.”
Other players drawn in by the allure of bombing bases with adorable little Pal paintings expressed similar dissatisfaction with the lack of permanence that the Decal Gun offered. It also requires rare Ancient Civilization Parts to craft which is a massive loss for little gain.
Of course, some players think the potential hilarity of the Decal Guns outweighs their flaws.
You can actually plaster unsuspecting Pals with hideously distorted decals and that’s more than worth it for certain players.
Ethan Dean is a Games Writer on Dexerto’s Australia team. He is a journalism graduate and specializes in Baldur’s Gate, Diablo, Elden Ring, Pokemon, Warhammer, Dungeons & Dragons, third-person games, and regularly plays newly release games. You can contact Ethan at: ethan.dean@dexerto.com
