How to get polymer in Palworld
Polymer is absolutely necessary for late game crafting, here’s how to grab all you’ll ever need.
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Palwordis Pokémonmeets guns. Everyone is saying it, but it’s true! Mix in a lot ofCraftopia, Pocket Pair’s last game, and you havePalworld.
Along the way, you’ll discover cute abominations, gun-totting bandits, and resources to forge your own path and destiny within this world. Some of these resources are a lot harder to find than others, especially coal!
How to get Polymer
There are only two methods for obtainingPolymerin the game. The first and most reliable method is farmingHigh-Quality Pal Oil. This substance is taken from mid to late-game Pals found worldwide. To obtain this substance, players should check out our full-fledged,High-Quality Pal Oilguide!
A quick summary is to hunt down and eliminate or capture these three pals:
The second method for obtainingPolymer, is to farmJetragon. This robust level 50 Pal is found in the nother western portion of the map.
SinceJetragontakes a whole hour or more to spawn back after killing, this method is the least reliable way, but one players could use in a pinch to get more if they’re already more than leveled for the fight.
What is Polymer used for?
Polymer is used to craft high-end items for Pals and players alike. Mainly used in the production of weaponry in the late game,Polymerwas used in shotguns, rocket launchers, and the all-powerful assault rifle.
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Here’s a list of weapons that usePolymer:
List of other itemsPolymeris used to craft:
How to craft Polymer?
To craftPolymer, players must first reach level 28 to unlock theProduction Assembly Line. This, and theProduction Assembly Line II,are the only items that can craftPolymer.
Each Polymer cost 2High-Quality Pal Oilto craft. Making eachMammorestkill worth 8Polymer. This means you’re more than halfway to anAssault Riflewith one kill!
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