Questions about Palworld

Start Palworld, choose “Join” in the menu and enter the server address — it is on the Palworld page with a copy button. Alternatively the server is listed in the in-game community server list; search there for “NERUX”.

PvE. Damage between players is switched off, and so is friendly fire. Other players’ bases can be neither looted nor destroyed — you build alongside each other, not against each other.

Double rates on experience, Pal capture rate, gathering and loot from enemies (2× each). Everything else stays at default — progress should be brisker without the game losing its appeal.

No. The server runs without a wipe, around the clock — your base and your Pals stay as they are.

Yes, crossplay is enabled for Steam, Xbox, PS5 and Mac. There is no server password and no whitelist.

32 slots. Raid events are deliberately switched off so performance stays stable even on a full server.

Only the items in your inventory. Equipment and your Pals stay with you. On top of that, nobody can pick up another player’s death drop — what you lose, you get back yourself.

A guild holds up to 20 players and may set up 4 base camps; up to 15 Pals work at each camp. A co-op party holds up to 4 people. Fast travel is unrestricted and not limited to base camps.

No. Automatic resetting of inactive guilds is switched off, and the server also keeps its own backups of the save files. Even after weeks away, everything still stands exactly as you left it.

In-game voice chat is off. Voice happens on Discord — which is also where the admin team is reachable.