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I'm not very good at Fortnite, I've noticed my accuracy needs work but my tactics are improving. One big area that is becoming a problem is my weapon switch speed, so I decided to play some solo matches and work on it.

I'm not very good at Fortnite, I've noticed my accuracy needs work and my tactics are. . . not great. I decided to play some solo matches, try to think through my decisions out loud (I forget to talk sometimes), and work on controlling my accuracy with decreased mouse sensitivity settings.

LEGO Fortnite added vehicles in their latest update, and they are pretty awesome. With finer controls over thrusters, powered wheels that turn, and a variety of prebuilt options that scale as you gather rarer resources, this update improves the LEGO Fortnite game by a significant amount.

The Tundra Region is primarily characterized by, obviously, Ice types. In order to maintain an advantage in the Tundra Region, you'll want to be resisting Ice damage and dealing Fire damage. Using a strong Fire type is a relatively obvious way to exploit the game's type system, and it will likely get you through the game just fine. But, if you are like me, there is something attractive about finding the truly optimal way to solve problems, and that's what I want to find the best Pal to face the Pals that spawn in the Tundra Region.

The Volcanic Region is primarily characterized by, obviously, Fire types. In order to maintain an advantage in the Volcanic Region, you'll want to be resisting Fire damage and dealing Water damage. Using a strong Water type is a relatively obvious way to exploit the game's type system, and it will likely get you through the game just fine. But, if you are like me, there is something attractive about finding the truly optimal way to solve problems, and that's what I want to find the best Pal to face the Pals that spawn in the Volcanic Region.

Palworld is a relatively easy game, and "winging it" will likely get you through all but the hardest bosses. Is an Optimal Team really necessary? Well, I enjoy finding solutions to problems, and I enjoy finding optimal solutions most. I also find switching the Pals on my team very annoying, and I dislike having to level more than five Pals in order to address situations I might encounter. I am going to be building what I consider an Optimal Team in Palworld because I enjoy doing so, and because I want to use the same five Pals for most of my game to avoid some of the things I find most inconvenient. If you want to do the same, then stick around. If you prefer making it up as you go, and seeing what works, then this might not be for you.

I think Blazamut has the strongest design of any Pal in this game, and he's a powerful Pal to have in your party. Being a Fire type, he has resistance to Ice, Fire, and Grass moves, while only being vulnerable to Water. He also learns a number of Ground type moves, giving him a good variety of damage types to deal should Fire type be resisted for some reason. I needed a solid Fire type for my party, so I decided to go and capture the Blazamut boss. The only problem is, Blazamut is level 49, while I'm only level 41. . .

I invited a friend to my sandbox world, and he immediately started SPAMMING boulder spawners. So I asked him to clean it up, and he decided the best way to do it was with an obnoxious amount of dynamite and a frost brute. . . here are the results.