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Is Palworld a “dead game”? Who cares, says the game’s developer
(arstechnica.com)
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Seriously, and I still want to play it. Like every other games that seems continuous improvement, there will be an active and dedicated player base for it.
I hate these new trends of "Oh, that game came out last month, it's too old now".
I plan on playing again when it's further fleshed out. It'll be super fun.
I haven't bought it myself yet. When Palworld was all the hype on my discord server I noticed it still was incredibly jank. Clipping, pathing, physics, AI, those sorts of things.
If the issues get polished I'll probably buy it. But the devs seem to be doing quite well so far.