KCGemini | Palworld: The Legendary Pals vs. Casual 855 Attack Man* @KCGemini | Uploaded February 2024 | Updated October 2024, 13 hours ago.
*With some exceptions, the attack value is either higher or lower than what shows on the stat screen.
Even with Legendary Pals having significantly higher damage reduction (DR) values than anything else in the game, they're still defeated quickly. Jetragon seems to have around 70-75% DR, while the others have around 85-90% DR, which gives the rocket launcher more utility.
Unfortunately, rockets have a significantly harder time hitting the head for weak point damage due to the blast portion of the attack needing to hit the face first, which makes connecting them far harder than it should be.
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Pals and Equips:
Ragnahawk - Lv. 5 (100% Attack + Fire damage conversion)
Frostallion - Lv. 5 (Enhanced Ice damage + Ice damage conversion; it's roughly a 130% attack increase, though it doesn't display on the stat screen)
Chillet - Lv. 5 (100% Attack + Dragon damage conversion)
Frostallion Noct - Lv. 5 (Enhanced Dark damage + Dark damage conversion; same as Frostallion)
Gobfin x4 - Lv. 5 (80% Attack)
All Pals have Vanguard (50% Attack)
Legendary Assault Rifle (560 AR)
Legendary Rocket Launcher (14000 AR)
2x Attack +2 Pendants (30% Attack)
Mozzarina Cheeseburger (20% Attack)
49 points into Attack
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Attack values against:
Frostallion: 198 base attack * 360% (all passive skills (260%) + 100% mount bonus) * 20% (the cheeseburger is calculated separately) = 855 total attack
Jetragon: 198 base attack * 390% (* 20%) = 926 total attack (the attack value displays as 617, and is very likely a bug)
Paladius and Necromus: ~ On Chillet ~ 198 base attack * 340% (* 20%) = 807 total attack
~ On Frostallion Noct ~ 198 base attack * 370% (* 20%) = 879 total attack (the attack value displays as 570, and is very likely a bug)
I opted to use Chillet/Frostallion Noct for Paladius & Necromus rather than just one of them to speed up the battle with weakness matching. As a result, I lost 20% attack as a passive stat due to having one less Gobfin in the party.
On another note, some damage values on the rocket launcher are higher than what the game displays. For example, hitting a sleeping Frostallion displayed 10k for the damage numbers, but actually, 12k was done.
Lastly, this is *very* impractical for regular play due to having 300 carry weight alone, but some points into the stat wouldn't lower one's damage by too much.
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0:00 Assault Rifle (Frostallion)
0:38 Assault Rifle (Jetragon)
1:07 Assault Rifle (Paladius & Necromus)
2:11 Rocket Launcher (Frostallion)
3:04 Rocket Launcher (Jetragon)
3:34 Rocket Launcher (Paladius & Necromus)
4:22 Rocket Launcher (Frostallion Asleep)
4:44 Rocket Launcher (Jetragon Asleep)
4:56 Rocket Launcher (Paladius Asleep)
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*Palworld v0.1.4.1*
*With some exceptions, the attack value is either higher or lower than what shows on the stat screen.
Even with Legendary Pals having significantly higher damage reduction (DR) values than anything else in the game, they're still defeated quickly. Jetragon seems to have around 70-75% DR, while the others have around 85-90% DR, which gives the rocket launcher more utility.
Unfortunately, rockets have a significantly harder time hitting the head for weak point damage due to the blast portion of the attack needing to hit the face first, which makes connecting them far harder than it should be.
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Pals and Equips:
Ragnahawk - Lv. 5 (100% Attack + Fire damage conversion)
Frostallion - Lv. 5 (Enhanced Ice damage + Ice damage conversion; it's roughly a 130% attack increase, though it doesn't display on the stat screen)
Chillet - Lv. 5 (100% Attack + Dragon damage conversion)
Frostallion Noct - Lv. 5 (Enhanced Dark damage + Dark damage conversion; same as Frostallion)
Gobfin x4 - Lv. 5 (80% Attack)
All Pals have Vanguard (50% Attack)
Legendary Assault Rifle (560 AR)
Legendary Rocket Launcher (14000 AR)
2x Attack +2 Pendants (30% Attack)
Mozzarina Cheeseburger (20% Attack)
49 points into Attack
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Attack values against:
Frostallion: 198 base attack * 360% (all passive skills (260%) + 100% mount bonus) * 20% (the cheeseburger is calculated separately) = 855 total attack
Jetragon: 198 base attack * 390% (* 20%) = 926 total attack (the attack value displays as 617, and is very likely a bug)
Paladius and Necromus: ~ On Chillet ~ 198 base attack * 340% (* 20%) = 807 total attack
~ On Frostallion Noct ~ 198 base attack * 370% (* 20%) = 879 total attack (the attack value displays as 570, and is very likely a bug)
I opted to use Chillet/Frostallion Noct for Paladius & Necromus rather than just one of them to speed up the battle with weakness matching. As a result, I lost 20% attack as a passive stat due to having one less Gobfin in the party.
On another note, some damage values on the rocket launcher are higher than what the game displays. For example, hitting a sleeping Frostallion displayed 10k for the damage numbers, but actually, 12k was done.
Lastly, this is *very* impractical for regular play due to having 300 carry weight alone, but some points into the stat wouldn't lower one's damage by too much.
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0:00 Assault Rifle (Frostallion)
0:38 Assault Rifle (Jetragon)
1:07 Assault Rifle (Paladius & Necromus)
2:11 Rocket Launcher (Frostallion)
3:04 Rocket Launcher (Jetragon)
3:34 Rocket Launcher (Paladius & Necromus)
4:22 Rocket Launcher (Frostallion Asleep)
4:44 Rocket Launcher (Jetragon Asleep)
4:56 Rocket Launcher (Paladius Asleep)
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*Palworld v0.1.4.1*
![Elden Ring - Full-Grown Fallingstar Beast [Level 1 - Iron Ball / No Damage / No Torrent]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/QhA034iJls4/hqdefault.jpg "Elden Ring - Full-Grown Fallingstar Beast [Level 1 - Iron Ball / No Damage / No Torrent]
Remember area 4 in Ancestral Steppe?
The fight feels a lot like that, and it would have been pretty cool if it was flatter.
Equips:
Cold Iron Ball +12
Blue Dancer Charm
Radagons Soreseal
Ritual Sword Talisman")
![Grounded: Infused Mant solo [NG+4 Whoa! difficulty - No damage]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/T_VQH1c3geQ/hqdefault.jpg "Grounded: Infused Mant solo [NG+4 Whoa! difficulty - No damage]
Official Release v1.4.0.4495
This video exists to show why I never put up a non-infused Mant video (or Assistant Manager, for that matter). If anything, consider it a showcase of the Fresh Coldtana/Breathslayer.
His Infusions:
Increased Movement Speed
Increased Attack
Increased Max Health
Explosive Attack
Spicy Magic Attack
Shockwave
Venom Coating
As for strategies, other than using Mants legs to kite any summoned ants to prevent them from biting you, you want to watch out for his gurgle-roar, as being right beside him during that moment will trigger his infusions and likely cause a one-shot.
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Items and Equipment:
Fresh Coldtana Lv. 15 - With Samurai and a good Science Cone/Glowbasa Necklace, he gets out-DPSd before he can do much of anything. The Science Cone here has Samurai, which is used to build up 5 stacks of +10% attack speed.
Science Cone - Friendly Fire Defense Up / Samurai / Finale Goo
*Friendly Fire Defense Up - Not needed in this fight, but it reduces damage from other players and yourself by 75%.
*Samurai - For every hit inflicted by a katana-type weapon, +10% attack speed is added, up to a cap of 5 hits (50% attack speed). Samurais effect still works even if you switch trinkets mid-fight.
*Finale Goo - Applies the same effect as Giddy Goop, giving the enemy a -20% movement and attack speed debuff for 10 seconds.
Glowbasa Necklace - Fresh Damage Up Best / +Critical Hit Chance / Implant Weakness: Fresh
*Fresh Damage Up Best - Increases fresh damage by 50%
*+Critial Hit Chance - Raises crit chance by 5%
*Implant Weakness: Fresh - Adds a debuff that gives an enemy 50% increased damage to fresh. (On another note, this trinket effect can be mislabeled and shares itself with Implant Weakness: Sour and Implant Weakness: Salt. To test if its actually the element in question, hit an enemy once to trigger the debuff and then hit them again to see what type of damage increased. This one is actually fresh, thankfully.)
Eyepatch Lv. 0 - Adds 10% more to ones attack but at the cost of taking 25% extra damage.
Fire Ant Arm Guards Lv. 9 (Sleek) - This armor piece has a 10% chance to inflict corrosion upon striking the enemy, which reduces defense by 15% for 10 seconds.
Greaves of the Mother Demon Lv. 9 (Sleek): Each hit inflicted has a 25% chance to apply poison or venom to the target. The poison does 16 damage every 5 seconds, while venom does 18 damage every 5 seconds.
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Food and Drinks: (due to the cooldown for using buffs, I skipped recording those actions)
Perfect Toast - +5% crit chance and +40% to critical hit damage
Boss Sauce - +5% crit chance
Liquid Rage - +10% attack
Green Machine - 20% faster stamina recovery
Boost Juice - +20 stamina
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Mutations:
Blademaster Lv. 3 - Although this will lower Mants attack damage by 30%, its primary use is reducing the exhaustion timer by 90%, which is more than necessary since Samurai drills through stamina like nothing.
Ant-nihilator Lv. 3 - Increases damage to all ant types by 25% and defense by 10%. This *does* include Mant.
Cardio Fan Lv. 3 - Decreases the exhaustion timer by 30% and grants 30% faster stamina recovery.
Coup De Grass Lv. 2 - 5% crit chance, stack all the crit.
Trapper Peep.R Lv. 3 - 60% more damage from critical hits, pairing nicely with the other buffs.
Lastly, the Fire Ant Queen mount was used to deal an extra 20% damage to fire worker and fire warrior ants. Im not sure if this mount works on Mant.")
