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Unraidable optimized mining/main base (Ore/Coal) | #Palworld 🎥 AverageJonas 🇳🇴

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ɔiƨɒꓭBrooks2 years ago

@Average_Jonas Any base built here is "Unraidable"

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Cosmic Chaos2 years ago

@Average_Jonas Didn't go quite that crazy, but I like that spot, it's where I put my main base.

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Newsance™2 years ago

@Average_Jonas I’m use that spot but my base looks nothing like that 😂

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Archaeology Bird2 years ago

@Average_Jonas Meanwhile half my crafters refuse to go upstairs cuz they simply can’t acknowledge the assembly lines up there for some reason

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Freddy P2 years ago

@Average_Jonas I like the base.. but would be cool if it does become raidable by flying pals... they hit bases on the ground, so I'm surprised they wont hit a base up here.

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I am Jacks Heart…2 years ago

@Average_Jonas Mines better 😋

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PainDomination2 years ago

@Average_Jonas How is building all your assets on a single ramp support "optimized?" one of those break and everything is gone. Thats the opposite of "unraidable" lmao

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Son of Sonder ❤️‍🔥2 years ago

@Average_Jonas Some of ya should be architects

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The Raid2 years ago

@Average_Jonas those stairs are holding for dear life. lol

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Kurtis 🍀2 years ago

@Average_Jonas I recognize that location, because that's exactly where my base is.

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