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The video provides an in-depth look into the various types of Pals found in the game "Pal World." It introduces normal Pals, stronger Alphas, bosses in towers, and the exceptionally rare Lucky Pals, which offer a 15% boost to both damage and work speed and feature a special move. Lucky Pals can be identified by their bright gold shine and a distinctive jingle, with odds of appearance being approximately one in every 1,000 Pals. The video shares strategies for effectively hunting and respawning these Pals, including the use of fast travel and flying mounts. It also discusses the practice of targeting Lucky Alpha Pals in dungeons and the potential use of the title screen to reset spawns. Finally, it covers the oddities of hacked Lucky Pals and bosses, noting that while they retain their lucky traits, they don’t physically enlarge. The video concludes by encouraging viewer interaction and subscription for more content.
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In this part of the video, the different types of Pals in “Pal World” are introduced: normal Pals found in the wild, stronger Alphas, bosses in towers, and the rare and beneficial Lucky Pals. The video focuses on explaining Lucky Pals, which are similar to shinies but have multiple useful changes, including a 15% boost to damage and work speed, and a special move.
The odds of finding a Lucky Pal are roughly one in every 1,000 Pals, appearing about every 10 hours. They are identifiable by a bright gold shine and loud jingle. The video outlines a method to hunt these Pals by fast-traveling between locations to despawn and respawn Pals, utilizing a flying mount to ease the process. Additionally, there’s a trick for targeting Lucky Alpha Pals in dungeons by repeatedly respawning Alphas until a Lucky version appears.
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In this segment, the video discusses strategies for respawning specific Alpha pals in a game, noting that catching or killing an Alpha and then waiting for it to respawn can aid in eventually getting a ‘lucky’ one to appear. It also mentions an alternative method of returning to the title screen to reset spawns, which could be useful for specific arenas, though its effectiveness is uncertain. Additionally, the video covers the appearance and attributes of hacked lucky pals and bosses, explaining that while hacked lucky pals retain normal sizes, they don’t physically enlarge, and breeding two lucky bosses only results in ordinary pals with lucky skills. The segment concludes by encouraging viewers to comment with additional information and to like and subscribe for future content.