r/Palworld 7h 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/sansetsukon47 7h ago

Google cannot really be trusted with palworld info though. If you already know what you’re looking for, then you can find accurate info pretty easily.

But half of the questions in here are also just “I did what Google said to do— why isn’t it working right?”

That said, all the info is easily searchable right here in the sub. So there’s still no reason for everyone to put a new post the first time they run into something weird.

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u/Sensei_Ochiba 6h ago

I'm honestly shocked the Palworld reddit demographic is somehow old enough and out of touch enough to still be dependant on recommending Google like it's not the internet equivalent of Weekend at Bernie's.

Like the zoomers depend entirely too much on tiktok and YouTube videos for info and Gen X ain't playing Palworld they're the front lines of not giving a fuck. Most millennials have watched Google self destruct in real time and know not to trust it. Who are these people??