Meteorites in Palworld: How to Summon One and Why Bother?
Ah, the survival game Palworld by PocketPair has graced players with an extraordinary update complete with shiny new content—because everyone needs more meteorites crashing through their serene digital escape. If the idea of space rocks plummeting to earth has you scratching your head in confusion, fear not! A guide is here, and it’s about as confusing as a cat at a dog convention.
The grand debut of Palworld’s first major update is now accessible to all players, regardless of whether their platform smells of nostalgia or is the future in digital gaming. This release comes packed with new pals, bosses, an additional island, and a fabulous event where meteorites decide to take a vacation on your head. Delightful, isn’t it?
How Does One Summon a Meteorite in Palworld?
Meteorites, cosmic treasures that they are, will rain down at random intervals of about every two to three hours, because who doesn’t love unpredictability in their gaming? When one of these celestial wonders plummets nearby, a warning banner will appear, informing the player that a heavy rock from space is about to create an unwanted crater in the backyard. Grab a map quick, and locate the little icon that indicates just where that glittering glam rock has landed. Then, off to the crash site like an overzealous treasure hunter!
However, a few things must be cleared up—don’t let it be said that meteorites are simply beggars in Palworld:
- No meteorite for you until the current one is taken care of! The rules of these celestial objects can be surprisingly strict. Think of it as cosmic etiquette.
- Have supplies on hand? Not so fast! Should a supply drop be marked on the map, one must gather those goodies first before initiating any meteorite-related festivities.
So, What’s the Big Deal About Meteorites?
Meteorites serve a double purpose in Pocket Pair’s world of colorful chaos. First up, they are the keys to unlocking certain species of pals—specifically, the elusive Selyne, Xenovader, and the rare Alpha Xenogard. But here’s the kicker: Selyne is a bit of a diva and will only show up on the cherry blossom island. Meanwhile, the other two are more flexible and can appear upon any meteorite’s descent, anywhere except that lovely island—they obviously don’t judge well by location. Yet, good luck finding the Alpha Xenogard since he rarely makes an appearance—just like that friend who always “has plans” when it’s time to go out.
The second function of these meteorites? They’re a miner’s dream! Put on a hard hat, grab a pickaxe (or a pal with mining skills) and start digging through cosmic debris to obtain fragments. Great! But don’t throw them away just yet; they can be crushed for paldium shards—definitely not a rare resource for sure. Alternatively, these fragments can be saved to create a rather explosive weapon known as the meteorite launcher, which is perfect for those who prefer to play with fire (and rock). Just keep in mind that crafting this behemoth requires reaching level 37 and accumulating three points in ancient technology—a.k.a., learning how to press buttons on a device while avoiding direct sunlight.
In conclusion, not all heroes wear capes; some wield pickaxes in search of meteorites, while others simply enjoy watching cosmic rocks fall from the sky like questionable shooting stars. So, get out there! Chase those meteorites, ignore all sense of caution, and bask in the glory of astronomical confusion! The universe has sent you a gift, and who knows what kinds of delightful shenanigans await on the other side of those interstellar rocks? Maybe just a good story about how the whole thing went fabulously awry.
