Palworld - 10 Of The Best EARLY PALS YOU Should Get (Palworld Tips & Tricks)

Hello, welcome back to a new video. So in

today's video, I'm going to be showing you

the top 10 best pals to collect when you

first begin the game in Palworld. When you

first start off the game, things seem kind

of overwhelming because you have no clue

what kind of pals do what kind of stuff.

So obviously the chicken thing lays eggs,

so you want to get one of those because

you can put them in the ranch and then

they'll provide you with infinite free

food. So that's pretty good. But really,

the one you really want to get is the one

that's following me right now. It's called

Fox Parks, and they can usually be found

around the starting zone, around this area

on the map. And they've got this really

cool ability where if you get the

technology perk in— where is it— level 6,

you can actually get the Fox Parks harness

and do this. You can then pick him up like

that and then use him as a portable

flamethrower. Watch this, you can just

burn stuff alive. Like that. It does

really good damage as well, so to be able

to do some of the early bosses, you can

actually do some good damage with this

kind of flamethrower. Unfortunately, you

can't really burn down trees with it. I

thought maybe you could burn down trees

and chop wood, but it doesn't do anything

when you shoot at trees. So it's really

cool, you can just flame everything to

death like that and get some nice chicken

meat and eggs, but you can't cook the

meat. I don't think you can cook raw meat

that's lying on the ground like that.

This isn't Zelda: Breath of the Wild. The

other good thing about the Foxparks pow

is, you can bring him back to the ranch

and he can do really useful things like

smelting ore to turn into ingots or

cooking food using his flame attack.

Okay, so the next pow I really recommend

you getting is the one that's just running

straight in front of me, the Aether Deer.

So this is really good because you can

actually mount it. I'll get my one out.

When you get to level 12, you can unlock

the technology to get the saddle. See,

Aether Deer saddle. You create the saddle

and then you hold F and you can mount it.

And this is probably one of the best

mounts in the game because number one,

you can double jump like that. Really cool

to do double jumping. Number two, it's

really fast when you hold down the sprint,

and it's even faster when you press left

mouse button. It does this supercharged

sprint attack which basically lasts as

long as your stamina bar is full, and it

makes you really go really fast. It's so

cool. And yeah, it's really good if you

bring it back to your settlement. It can

chop wood and and chop lumber. And my one

has a power shot move like that, can shoot

this beam of energy, and it can also do a

stone blast, which is pretty cool,

kind of like a shotgun. And also the other

power you really want to get is this one,

Nightwing. So obviously it's a flying

mount, and you can actually mount it when

you get to about level 15. I don't really

need to capture it. I just wasted a Giga

Ball. Well, I mean, I could do with a

second one maybe.

Yeah, why not get another one? So this is

the Nightwing, really good mount for

flying. You get to mount it if you get to

level 15, you get the Nightwing saddle,

and as you can imagine, you can fly it.

So you hold down space, you can fly it up

into the air, but the stamina bar drains,

and when it goes to zero, you will fall

back down to the ground. And you can also

do a tornado attack, which also makes you

boost forwards like this. So that's really

good if you want to do effigy hunting—

little green glowing things. You'll be

able to spot them really well at

nighttime, and being able to fly over to

them if it's perked somewhere up on the

mountain, it's really useful. So this is a

really good mount, really useful. You can

actually jump off it in the air and

parachute back down. And then if you want

another mount, really early on, I

recommend you get the Rush Ore. So this is

a level 6 mount. It's a very aggressive

boar kind of pig thing, and you can mount

it as early as level 6. You get the Rush

Ore saddle at level 6, and this is a

pretty good mount, but it's not as good as

the deer. It's just not as fast, but it

can do a reckless charge into ore like

this, and you can mine stuff. See, I just

mined 11 ore. Doing that.

Even doing the other attacks helps mine

it, but for some reason doing the reckless

charge in it mines almost 10 ore at once.

So if you want to do some mining, the Rush

Ore is a very good useful one for

mining stuff. So it's nighttime now. Like

I mentioned earlier, when it gets dark,

you can see the green things really stand

out on the map. So you can easily just

look into the distance. There's one there,

there's one over there, and there might

not be many because I already picked them

up. And these green things are really

useful because you can take it to a church

and power up different things about your

character or even your pal. So I'll show

you that later. Okay, so the next pal I

really recommend getting— I think this is

probably the best pal in the whole game in

terms of what you need to have in your

base farming in the ranch. So it's called

a Vixie, and in the beginning of the game

you need a lot of power spheres. Where is

it? Here, power sphere. And crafting them

one by one is a real pain in the backside.

But if you get these and place it into a

ranch, it would actually just randomly dig

up power spheres and arrows and gold. So

you leave it in there for a while whilst

you're out adventuring, you come back and

look at this, you just get a ranch full of

power spheres and just go around picking

them up. Get some arrows, and you'll never

have to craft arrows or power spheres ever

again. It's just so useful. And then we

have this black cat called Mao. I actually

unlocked him by breeding a chicken and a

Vixie in the breeding range, and I got

this dark egg and this popped out. And if

you put him in the ranch, he'll actually

dig up gold. So if you want like loads of

gold to just keep spawning out of nowhere,

then put him in the ranch and put Vixie in

the ranch and you'll get gold arrows and

POW spheres and more gold from him. So

he'll just dig up gold, which is pretty

useful. And the Capritty will dig up or

create berries in the ranch. So you've got

infinite food and gold and POW spheres

just spawning out of the ranch. It's so

cool. You'll also need some kind of

water-type POW so that you can do the

watering for the farms. That's really

useful. And he can also do other stuff

like he can mill flour at the watermill

thing. And you need a water type to do the

milling. And you can also have this

crusher which can generate Paldium, which

also needs watering kind of pals. So

that's also very useful so you don't have

to keep going out mining. I also like

this Lithmonk creature, this pal, because

you can hold F and he actually jumps onto

your head and he's got a machine gun,

which is pretty cool. So you just hold

down the left mouse button, he just sprays

his machine gun at things and they just

die. So that's pretty useful. Look at the

way he just sits on your head with his

little machine gun. It's so funny. Yeah,

very useful. Maybe not an early game pal,

but very useful. I mean, you can get him

early on in the game and you can unlock

his machine gun ability, I think, at

level— level 11 you get Lift Monk

submachine gun. So yeah, still fairly

early into the game you can get that. And

then you got this guy called Robin Quill.

He's not really like a pal. I mean, he

technically is a pal because He acts— it

acts the same way, but he looks like a

person and he does insane damage. Watch

this. He can do this AoE seed attack.

Watch. He'll just chuck these seeds

everywhere and they'll explode and miss

all the targets, but when they don't miss,

they do loads of damage. And he's got this

kind of ranged bow attack which does loads

of damage as well. Yeah, he's not— oh,

he's dead now, so maybe he's not that

great. I don't know. But yeah, the

flamethrower thing is so cool. Look at

this, just annihilate this guy.

This is so satisfying. I wish you could

burn stuff like on Zelda though, that'd be

really cool. And then even without the

flamethrower, he's pretty good on his own

when he's not running off in a random

direction. Where's he going? But I really

think the deer is probably one of my

favorites. He does really good damage If I

get into a pinch, I definitely summon him

and then I go hide around a rock, behind a

rock, and let him sort everything out.

He's got so many ranged attacks and he's

got this charge attack, so he's one of my

favorites. Also great for getting around

and getting over obstacles like that.

Though I want to get over to that fast

travel point, I just do this. See how

quick that is?