Palworld players realize they’re sat on a goldmine after hoarding pointless items.Palworld players have discovered they have been standing on a goldmine.
After hoarding useless items and finding the in game descriptions to be a mystery, Palworld players have discovered they have been standing on a goldmine.
The creature befriending craze remains sturdy following its cometary commencement in January. With Palworld people impatiently waiting for the prime major change in early access, the amount of players remains in hundreds of thousands but there is more to discover.
One Palworld player discovered some useful information on Reddit after realizing they had been stockpiling valuable objects without purpose even though the game’s description implied these were necessary for making things. They posted about this online, hoping others may find it helpful too.
The items gathered from Pals dubbed “Precious” by the game and gemstones suggested for crafting can now be sold for currency instead. Despite names implying use, these materials are not actually used in making and are best exchanged for money now.
Some Palworld players were unaware they could sell unused items for gold. One player shared their story of earning a lot of gold this way. They sold extra items they had collected but didn’t need anymore. In the end, they made 200,000 gold from the sales. Other players learned from their Reddit post that they too could make gold by selling unused items they had gathered. It seemed many were surprised you could boost your gold like this player did by clearing out items you don’t actually use. Their example showed other Palworld players how easy it was to gain gold simply by trading unwanted items for coins, similar to the cartoon character Scrooge McDuck enjoying his money pile.
Many players upvoted and commented on a Reddit post about how rare items in Elden Ring can be sold for Runes. Over 3,500 upvotes and 200 comments showed this. Players said it took them a while to realize rare items could earn Runes instead of being kept. In other games, they often held onto materials only to find out later they were needed for powerful gear. After getting burned like that before, some players in Elden Ring finally decided to sell extra rare drops for Runes instead of potentially wasting the items.
Palworld may alter its crafting system over time to use these socalled uncommon resources, even if collecting more doesn’t demand much work presently.
If you’ve been collecting those items since the beginning, I’d suggest trading them in now for gold. With that gold, you could buy more practical things like weapons, ammo, or even hire companions from the Black Market dealer.
