So they don't even have to be the same creature to get it on?
The only "breeding groups" I've seen is you must have one male and one female, otherwise you can breed anything together. You can take a Lamball (the weakest pal) and breed it with a Jetragon (the "strongest") and you'll get a Petallia. It just averages the strength value of the two parents and picks the nearest value pal for the child. The only real restriction then is you can never get stronger than your strongest parent. The problem is there's outliers that are available early like the Chillet, Penking, and Bushi bosses that boost your breeding strength higher than normal plus you can get high value pals in overland eggs that allow you to game the system.Assuming it's based on Pokermans like everything else in the game, the Pals are divided up into breeding groups.
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I'm hopeful pal xp is something tweaked or changed going forward. My guess is the developers didn't anticipate how much breeding players would do and thought most people would use captured open world pals that didn't need as much leveling. Others have mentioned it but some kind of training pit to passively level pals would be nice.So anyone here breed some uber legendaries and level them? I'm starting that process now and the limited methods to level pals is becoming obvious. I leveled by playing naturally and 10 capping Pals as much as possible, but now my Palodex is fairly full (I'm level 45ish) and when I get an uber level 1 Legendary I'm wondering if the only way to level is capturing bosses. Because of how XP from 10 capping Pals scales by level and capturing bosses (after the 10 cap) doesn't, maybe I should've leveled from bosses a *lot* more.
I'm also wondering how effective it'll be to just waste high level camps.
considering how much else they copied, im surprised they simplified breeding so much.The only "breeding groups" I've seen is you must have one male and one female, otherwise you can breed anything together. You can take a Lamball (the weakest pal) and breed it with a Jetragon (the "strongest") and you'll get a Petallia. It just averages the strength value of the two parents and picks the nearest value pal for the child. The only real restriction then is you can never get stronger than your strongest parent. The problem is there's outliers that are available early like the Chillet, Penking, and Bushi bosses that boost your breeding strength higher than normal plus you can get high value pals in overland eggs that allow you to game the system.
High quality pal oil is definitely "broken." Either too much polymer is needed, not enough pals drop it, or the conversion rate sucks. But it's by far the most annoying resource.I'm hopeful pal xp is something tweaked or changed going forward. My guess is the developers didn't anticipate how much breeding players would do and thought most people would use captured open world pals that didn't need as much leveling. Others have mentioned it but some kind of training pit to passively level pals would be nice.
It's probably just where I'm at in the game but I'd also like to see some pals that significantly boost loot drops, better than the 1.2x or whatever Katress gives. Having to murder an entire area for various pal fluids and is soo 1990s.
Buy that from The Wandering Merchant in a red coat at DuneshelterHigh quality pal oil is definitely "broken." Either too much polymer is needed, not enough pals drop it, or the conversion rate sucks. But it's by far the most annoying resource.
I find myself having to go to the desert almost every hour and slaughtering all the digtoise, dumuds, and hopefully a mammooth if it's up. That usually gives me enough for about 20 polymer. Which is nothing.
Yea, I've been hitting the merchant but I'm not sure that's sustainable. Either I murder for oil or I almost murder for capture/sell/buy so it's basically the same. I guess I could try mass producing something sustainable in my base and sell that. Haven't explored that side of the economy yet.Buy that from The Wandering Merchant in a red coat at Duneshelter
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Pal Fluids is definitely a huge bottleneck though. Downhammer I don't think Katress gives a bonus to its drop rate. That's Orserk. Orserk and it scales from 40% (level 1 pal) to 80% (level 5 Pal) increase drop rate, not 20%.