In Palworld, players can capture a variety of monsters called Pals, level them up, feed them, and love them like the cute friends that they are. Also, they can be butchered to save space and provide resources and food. The process, however, isn’t so simple, so how can gamers Butcher Pals in Palworld? (How could you?)
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To even begin the butchering process, players must get their hands on a meat cleaver. The schematics for the cleaver can be unlocked at technology level 12. Once unlocked, the craft will require 5 Ingots, 20 Wood, and 5 Stone. Ingots can be forged with a Primitive Furnace using ore. Once the meat cleaver has been crafted, equip the weapon. Have the Pal be butchered in the active party, NOT wandering around the base. Summon the Pal, and the option to pet it should be replaced with butcher. One censored scene later, and the Pal is now dead, but food and resources will be in its place.
While Palworld will soon have new features in the works, the team at Pocketsquare took to X (Twitter), stating that sales of the title exceeded the development team’s expectations, which led them to have excessive access congestion, amongst other issues players have been experiencing since the launch of the title. The team at Pocketsquare plans to accomplish the following:
While the roadmap shows some new features, fixes will be prioritized before new in-game features. Once completed, Palworld will soon have the following features:
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