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InMonster Hunter Now, you can explore your neighborhood while gathering materials and hunting monsters, using their parts to craft new weapons and armor sets. While you explore, you’ll need to be on the lookout for monster spawns, using Paintballs to mark their location so you can hunt them later if you can’t get to them right then.
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Additionally, you may rely on your Palico companion to mark monsters for you for hunting later. If you’re wondering how exactly Palico Paintballs work, or how to get more of them, you’ve come to the right place.
What Are Palico Paintballs?
Palico Paintballs work in much the same way as normal Paintballs. By marking a monster that you may see on your map, you cansave it for later, adding it to a list ofup to eight monsters.Monsters will stay marked for 48 hours, at which point they will expire and beremoved from the list.
Normally, to use a Paintball, you need tosee the monster on your map. Then, by tapping on it before beginning the hunt, you’ll have the option tomark it with a Paintball.

For Palico Paintballs, this process will be doneautomatically. In fact, youdon’t even need to have the game open. As long as you haveAdventure Sync enabledin the settings, and have allowed Monster Hunter Now to uselocation services in your devices settings, your Palico willautomatically mark monsterswhile you walk around.
How To Get Palico Paintballs
Every day, you will be giventhree Palico Paintballsfor your Palico to use. You won’t get more than that, but yoursupply will refresh every day. Unused Palico Paintballswon’t carry over to the next day.
This means that your Palico can mark a maximum of three monsters every day. If you need to mark more than that, you’ll have to dip into your normal Paintball supply.
