Palworld Gamers Show Ingenious Tactics, Herding Giant Mammoth into Campfires: Devs Applaud Creative Gameplay

I really appreciate how Palworld has brought together classic Pokémon-style elements with unconventional survival game mechanics. A recent kill, highlighted by the Video Gamers Podcast on Twitter and reported by GamesRadar, adds a unique twist to the game. In this instance, the kill involves Mammorest, a massive boss-level pal that roams the starting area. It taps into a primal instinct reminiscent of a time when obtaining a good meal required gathering friends with spears to hunt large, woolly creatures—mirroring the gameplay here. The brilliance of the Video Gamers Podcast's strategy lies in a campfire trap, and it works for two key reasons. Firstly, campfires are incredibly cheap to make. Secondly, Mammorest, being a grass-element pal, is susceptible to fire. This vulnerability isn't limited to just fire-element pals; it extends to all things fiery. While the game typically encourages crafting fire bows and arrows for this effect, these items can be expensive. In contrast, a simple campfire offers a cost-effective solution.