How to catch Pals in Palworld
Jan. 18, 2024Wild Pals in Palworld are caught and tamed by using Pal Spheres
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Want to know how to catch Pals in Palworld? It’s done through items called Pal Spheres that you craft that operate similarly to Pokeballs in Pokemon. You weaken the Pal, throw the Sphere, and hope that the odds of catching it are on your side. Below we’ll explain the process in detail, how to catch Pals in Palworld and all the things you can do to make it easier and increase the chance of catching Pals successfully.
To catch a Pal in Palworld, you need to have a special item called aPal Sphere, which you throw at wild Pals using the Q button(if you want to know how to get aPalworld Pal Sphere and Paldium fragments, my guide will help you there). You can also hold down the Q button while aiming a Pal Sphere at a Wild Pal inPalworldto get a percentage of how likely you are to catch the Pal if you throw it. If you throw it and fail, the Sphere is destroyed and the Pal breaks free, meaning you’ll have to try again. If you succeed, the Pal is added to your party, or sent back to your Base’s Palbox if your party is full.
How to catch Pals easily
There’s numerous ways to increase your percentage chance of successfully catching Pals, some of the main ones we’ve listed below.
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