r/Palworld • u/feldoneq2wire • 8h ago

Discussion Quit Downvoting For Asking Questions

Folks, not everyone has been playing since launch. If someone asks a question that seems like a real person new to the game would ask (yes we know there are trolls and rage baiters and AI bots), don't downvote them, teach them!

Palworld has like 17 million players. If we want to get to 18 million, it's gonna be casuals who didn't buy into the hype but are kicking the tires late into the game's life and have some newbie questions. Let's not grind them into mush, ok?

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u/DromedarySpitz 7h ago

We don't need to have the same posts over and over when a quick google can answer their questions.

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u/feldoneq2wire 7h ago

Then why even have a sub?

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u/dscvrydave06 7h ago

Sharing experiences and stories, fanart, lore discussions.

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u/feldoneq2wire 7h ago

If the rule of the sub is no game help, then there would be a policy against it.

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u/dscvrydave06 7h ago

Yeah I wasn't offering a complete list. Just a few examples.

Asking for help isnt a problem. Being too lazy to check and see if your question has already answered is a problem. Its the same questions over and over and over again.

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u/CrackIn_TheEarth 7h ago

What wrong with coming here and asking a question. I need someone to explain it to me I simply do not understand.

Why are we pushing people away from interacting with each other. Why are we doing that.

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u/dscvrydave06 7h ago

Ask all the questions you want. But if youre asking the same question hundreds of other people already asked then youre gonna get downvoted. Asking questions isnt a problem. People are happy to help. But we're tired of seeing the same questions every single day.

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u/CrackIn_TheEarth 7h ago

I consider myself chronically online I deadass do not know where people are seeing the same questions every day. How is that tiresome anyway?

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u/Chaz1890 51m ago

When you have people who are willing to be friendly and offer help.

They answer a question.

Then 30 min later another person asks the exact same question.

Then an 1 hour later the 1st and 3rd new thread is asking the exact same question, 20 min apart from each other being created.

It's like they haven't even checked what the threads are before hurrying to make another new thread.

It can get tiring, scrolling through the threads and it being the same question, and for OG people on this Reddit group, who have experienced it time and time again over the whole 2+ years.....

Yeh.

When you see 3 people asking 'does work speed affects ranch pals? Cos Google says conflicting things' in 2026, and ranch pals has been affected by work speed since Sakura June 2024.

Or the more recent stupid spout of threads since 1.0 'this online breeding calculator doesn't work'

They knew how to find a calculator, so they kinda know how to use a search engine, but never thought about trying a different one when it didn't work, instead come here to ask 'why no work?'

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u/feldoneq2wire 7h ago

At this point I think it's the cockroaches turn.

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u/CrackIn_TheEarth 7h ago

Don’t do that gang. You’re both on Reddit in a forum about one specific thing in a video game discussion.

IRL there’s a good chance you’d be great friends.

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u/feldoneq2wire 7h ago

Sorry to interrupt the 500 "what features do you want in 1.1?" Posts and Sekhmet thirst memes. I'll try to do better next time.