Milestone Level 49: Bazooka and Large Facility

Main points

• Bazooka = one of the graduation weapons of this version: the green blueprint has 1000 more attack power than the ordinary quality (can be obtained by airdrop in the snow mountain); the blueprint paper adds 1000 more, and the attack power reaches 12000, but it has more materials; when you can brush the golden blueprint in the later stage, you must make a gold one. Green and blue blueprints are relatively easy to obtain.
• Rockets: The production line uses Palu metal ingots + gunpowder. It must be mass-produced - the ammunition is very easy to make. This weapon will replace daily weapons and meteorite launchers.
• Actual combat damage reference: a single shot against the boss is about 1,000 (the falsely high number is probably due to the explosion of the mine); four cannons can hit the boss in the same section until the blood is empty; the damage decreases with distance, so try to hit as close as possible.
• Large kitchen: The recipes are much richer than before, and the demand for cement is high (you can stock up on a batch of cement first). The final four stronghold foods: Italian chowder (you have to wait until the farm grows carrots, onions, and potatoes), Boba beef burger (later the chicken will be dismembered to make it), Senmon horse curry, and potato stewed bluebird meat.
• Item access machine: After opening, you can access items in all boxes in the stronghold (items in union boxes are not included); it occupies a large area, and the stronghold platform space is limited, so you need to think about the location first.
• Level 49 Synchronization Check Technology Table: It is recommended to prepare materials for large generators in advance.

Error-prone and supplementary

• For materials like missing bones, the fastest way to buy them is to go to a merchant in a small settlement with gold coins.

Upstream verbatim draft:ep036-breed-faleris-world-bosses(docs/research/palworld/video-walkthrough-20260706/transcripts/). The system mechanism and operation are taken from the actual machine walkthrough (normal difficulty, single player); the key positions and UI are adjusted by the speaker's personal habits, and the interface/technology tree may change after 1.0. Strategy experience level.