The solution arrives through an expanded UI inside the Monitoring Stand, shifting base management mechanics from broad, settlement-wide policies to discrete individual task gating. Rather than adjusting overall work paces between normal, hard, and brutal, the terminal now loads a master grid displaying every Pal currently stationed in the Palbox perimeter.
Opening an individual Pal's profile reveals a checklist of its native suitabilities. Unchecking an ability immediately adds it to that specific unit's exclusion list. If a player unchecks Transporting and Mining on an Anubis, the game engine wipes those subroutines from the creature's job queue entirely. To that specific Pal, loose stones and storage bins no longer exist as interactable targets.
This bypasses the long-standing issue of work suitability bloat. Previously, end-game monsters like Astegon or Wumpo were logistically clumsy due to their diverse skills. Now, players can configure Astegon exclusively for Mining, neutralizing its Handiwork capacity so it never leaves the ore pits to tap on a half-built wall. The setting persists across base reloads, server restarts, and fainting cycles, providing stable Palbox automation without needing physical barricades or walled-off work zones.
