Imagine building your perfect base, stocking it full of Pals and resources, and never having to defend it ever again. Raids can be pretty relentless in Palworld sometimes, which makes this dream sound almost idyllic, frankly! However, it’s not as impossible a dream as it sounds, and thanks to the Unraidable Base Glitch, some players have found a way to make their Palworld base effectively “raid-proof.”

But what is this glitch, how does it work, and how can you make your very own unraidable base using this glitch in Palworld? Well, we’ve outlined everything you’ll need to know about this today to help!

What is the Unraidable Base Glitch in Palworld?

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Before we go any further, we first need to briefly consider what the Unraidable Base Glitch in Palworld actually is; after all, it definitely sounds too good to be true. However, it’s not too good to be true after all, and in fact, this handy glitch is definitely still a brilliant way to secure your base and prevent constant raids from becoming too much of an issue.

Of course, securing your base by preventing it from getting raided so often is a great way to secure your game - however, it’s important to keep in mind here that there are many other ways to protect your game too. For example, setting up your game initially with private Palworld server hosting allows you to enjoy full DDoS protection for additional security, thus ensuring your game stays safe and stable against the threat of external attacks from the real world!

How to Do The Unraidable Base Glitch in Palworld

If you think the Unraidable Base Glitch in Palworld might be a useful trick to pull off for your own game, it’s well worth knowing about how to do it! Indeed, this simple change can help protect your base in Palworld, so you can focus on exploring the lands and collecting new Pals rather than always having to defend your base every time you go home.

First of all, you’ll need to make sure your base is set up correctly to make the Unraidable Base Glitch world. Your base should ideally have only one entrance/exit path for enemy raids, using by using natural scenery such as cliffs or otherwise fencing your base off. In addition, make sure you’ve collected plenty of materials to build viewing cages in your base (although you won’t actually be fully building these). Each viewing cage needs twenty stone, ten Paldium Fragments, and ten wood.

In addition to preparing your base, you’ll also need to make sure your team of Pals is suitable for the glitch to work. More specifically, your Pals must not have the Handiwork work suitability (which might seem counterintuitive for building a strong base, but just wait - you’ll see why soon!)

Now, all that’s left to do is wait for a raid to spawn. Raids only spawn while you are in your base, but they’re pretty common, so feel free to work on your base until one is announced. Then, hurry to the open side of your camp and partially build a viewing cage; this will create an invisibile wall, preventing raids from being able to actively get into your base. This is where no Handiwork Pals comes in, as they’d finish off the construction for you if present in your base!

In other words - your base should now be completely unraidable. In turn, raids will still spawn in the game, but they shouldn’t be able to harm your base (provided they can’t make it inside in the first place). This can be incredibly helpful for a number of reasons, such as to protect important base areas or to protect deeper base compartments that might be more annoying to rebuild.

With that being said, don’t forget that this glitch relies on keeping enemies out of your base entirely; as such, if enemies spawn inside your base or bypass the barrier, the glitch won’t work. Plus, if you have multiple entrances or open paths, the glitch is less effective as you’ll need to cover a lot more space using the partially-constructed viewing cages.

Of course, while this glitch is incredibly useful for protecting your base, don’t forget that you can also just turn raids off in your game settings if you’d prefer to avoid them altogether. However, if you still want the option of raids, this could be a useful glitch to follow.

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Final Thoughts

While raids can be lucrative opportunities, they can also be frustrating, especially if you’re being swarmed by enemies or if you’re trying to do work in your base. With that being said, though, the glitch does require partially built viewing cages to work well, and fully built cages will not be effective. Given this thought, make sure you take time to carefully consider your base layout and a plan for the raid - and just in case the glitch doesn’t work, always ensure you’ve got Pals in your base and weapons to fight worst case scenario.