Palworld is a game that is especially fun to play together. Many parents play it with their children. For one parent, this mainly leads to frustration, even though of course they want their child to succeed.
Why is the parent frustrated? Reddit user Xalphsin shares his pain with the community in his post titled “Horrible, terrible, absolutely unfair”.
He played Palworld with his 7-year-old son and even made it to the endgame on the World Tree Island with him. However, one thing bothered him the entire time: that he was basically playing the game completely wrong and was still having more success than he was.
He carelessly throws spheres at Pals that he likes. So far, so good. What greatly bothers the parent, however, is that he catches them nearly every time. No matter how low the catch chance may be, he catches almost every Pal with a maximum of 2, often not even particularly good, spheres. On the World Tree Island, he even caught 14 Pals in a row with just 1 sphere.
For example, he threw a sphere at a level 55 Tetroise while he was level 43 himself. The chance was 3%. Critical catch – directly captured with a sphere. Similar occurrences happened with Anubis, Jetdragon, and other difficult Pals. He is said to have even caught an Eidrolon when his character met its demise.
He himself burns through around 7 spheres with a 60% chance and cannot understand his child’s success.
“Now he jumps around, the self-proclaimed best Pal catcher, and wiggles his butt in front of me. I’m still considering a punishment,” Xalphsin writes with a wink. The community in the comments can almost feel his pain.
“The kids are the cool ones”
What does the community say about his experience? In over 160 comments, many like-minded individuals share similar experiences with their children or partners. While they also burn through several valuable spheres even with high catch chances, their co-players consistently catch powerful Pals even at ridiculously low percentages.
Shoft writes, for example: “This post resonates with me deeply. We are not as far along as you, but it’s exactly the same with me and my 6-year-old child.”
In response, Xalphsin aptly describes the phenomenon: “You are the man at the base, you breed, move, build, and collect. The kids are the cool ones, they grab all the cool stuff and strut around to show you what they can do, and they’re hardly finished before they’re off again!”
Some users suggest that the child could share their Pals with their parents. This way, the child would feel like they could help, and the parents would also benefit from their good fortune. Many find this experience important because the children have so much fun playing together, and it also gives the parents more enjoyment.
Those who have less luck with low chances can also try another method. One player recently found a particularly enjoyable method that, while consuming some low-value resources, is all the more satisfying: Palworld: Player catches legendary dragon with a chance of 0.09% by mercilessly blasting it
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