[Resources] Palworld: How Do You Increase the Maximum Number of Bases Beyond 4?

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Welcome to Palworld's Sakurajima Update

Welcome to the undulating terrains of Palworld, a game nurturing a continuous expansion. The latest update, Sakurajima, is providing players with the novel opportunity to explore fresh landscapes. This update brings new acquaintances in the form of Pals, engaging raids, captivating locations, and additional bases. Contrary to the previous limit of having only three bases spanning across the richly varied map of Palworld, you now enjoy an upgrade. The newly introduced update expands players' capacity to establish a significant number of bases on any given server.

Increasing the Maximum Number of Bases

The process of increasing the number of bases you can have in Palworld starts with creating a new world. Prior to launching the game, access and adjust your game settings through the custom difficulty menu. Navigate your way to the end of this menu, and here you will find the setting adjustment that enables you to increase the maximum number of bases for each guild. Additionally, this menu lets you adjust the maximum number of working Pals at any base.

Advantages of the New Base and Pal Settings

The Sakurajima update allows players to enjoy the availability of up to 10 unique bases for every guild. Additionally, players can have a maximum of 50 Pals, ready to work at a single base. However, every decision comes with its own implications. The increase in bases and Pals will have an effect on the game's loading speed and the processing power it demands.

Understanding the Game’s Performance

It is important to be aware of the potential impact before making changes to your game settings. The higher number of bases and Pals sparks an increase in the quantity of items the game must load at any moment. Consequently, there's a risk that your game may slow down or, worse, crash as a result of this. Remember, efficient gaming necessitates a balance between raw power and the actual resources at play.

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