mysterious gun - wield - animal lore incoming
Everyone ’s been enjoying Palworld to the replete since its initial release , but one interrogation remains : Why are we here defend for our lives ? Is there any concrete traditional knowledge or story account to what is actually come about on those islands fill with foreign - looking , yet entrancing creatures ?
Is There a Story for Palworld?
While there ’s no Story Mode for Palworld , we can see that there are some bits of lore dissipate here and there . During the first cutscene alone , we see the agonist holding their Paldeck which show a message saying that“the towers are the winder ” and that “ the tree diagram hold the truth ” . From this moment , they get up and lay out on their journeying .
And as soon as we take our first steps , we can indeed seeanYggdrasil - like tree in the distance . And whenever they reference that damned sacred tree for Norse mythology in fabrication , you should always be suspicious of it . From that alone , we can deduct that our chief objective is not but surviving , but explore say towers and finally pretend through that mysterious tree diagram .
Those towers are all guarded by officer like Zoe , who we find in the Rayne Syndicate ’s Tower . So , we postulate to become stronger to subdue these challenges , while hazard through many other adventure . We meet mankind who are trying to poach Pals for some profit , as well as those who are trying to protect them . All of them have their own goals on the island , be it legal or not .
So yeah , there IS some story here if you bear near tending , but the main nidus is still the survival of the fittest / construction / capturing share of the game . Your endgame end will be to finally venture the tree but be ready for tons of labor until you get to that point .
And do n’t worry if you just feel like ignoring those taradiddle beat . Most people just add up for the Pokemon with guns(which are altogether legal)anyway . But you may feel a bit more if you look close enough . No pressure , though .
