Dodos are herbivores, their preferred berry are Amarberries (confirmed by both official pages and groups of Players on Steam). Slow moving and low damage attacks, makes them an easy to kill creature. They are among the weakest of all the creatures and are a reliable source of food in the beginning stages of the game. Dodos will also occasionally get stuck on driftwood on beaches. If the player takes an egg from a wild Dodo, however, it will attack. Anything from a cluster of Compies to a single Spino will attack it and win unanimously. Instead, it and any nearby Dodos will attempt to flee, although their slow movement speed usually makes them easy prey. When a Dodo is attacked, it will not fight back. We recommend you read the guide on animal keeping, or the one on uses for animals next.Dodos aimlessly waddle about the beaches, hills and forests of the island, moving with little speed. Don’t give the developers any ideas though, otherwise we could soon find ourselves having to sauté the meat in order to satisfy the picky eaters that are dinosaurs. You can accelerate Carnivore-taming significantly by feeding them Eggs and Prime Meat.Getting them the wrong one will slow down everything. Carnivores and Herbivores have different preferences regarding narcotics (“Narcotics” and “Narcoberries” respectively).Be careful though, you risk injury (which in turn impedes the taming process) In case you run out of Narcoberries there is always the possibility of hitting the animal softly.This menu is also what one uses to control the animal, but there’s more about that in the article devoted to that topic) You can now assign it a name (a dialog to that effect should pop up, otherwise you’ll be able to do it by looking at the animal, holding down “E” and waiting until the menu below appears. You can gauge how much items and time you’re going to need by looking at our taming time cheatsheet or using our taming calculatorĪs soon as the taming is finished the animal awakes. Simply put them into the animal’s inventory. You can get the latter in large quantities by picking virtually any bush. How does one do that? With Narcotics or Narcoberries. In that state it will only move its head up once in a while. What that means in pratice is that you’ll have to see to it that your animal is permanently sedated. Generally speaking, in order to tame you have to ensure that your animal is unconscious for long enough to consume a sufficient amount of food. There are two important progress meters here: The Narcotics-Bar (currently filled) and the Taming-Bar (currently empty), the first one of which is integral to the whole taming process. Step 3 – Assure Anaesthesia and Provide a Steady Supply of FoodĪt this point you should see an interface similar to this one: Spoiled: Scorpion(Pumonoscorpius), Vulture (Argentavis) Mejoberry (Violet): Triceratops, Stegosaurus, Elephant (Phiomia), Parasaur, Mammoth Raw / Prime: Carnotaurus, Dilophosaur, Shark (Megalodon), Piranha, Pteranodon, Raptor, Sabertooth, Crocodile (Sarcosuchus), Spinosaur, Titanoboa, Tyrannosaurus BerriesĪzulberry Blue: Ankylosaurus, Brontosaurus You can tell which one needs what by consulting the following table, though a good rule of thumb is that carnivores will need a sort of meat while herbivores require berries. Note the word “suitable” here, as every animal only accepts a specific food. Open its inventory (“E”-key) and insert a sufficient amount of a suitable food into it (the higher the level the more sustenance it needs). This is how the animal gets used to your presence. To that end, you’ll want to either use Tranquilizer Arrows or the less fancy option of fist-fighting. Mind you, you’ll have to be careful not to kill the animal in the process! The more soft you manage to transition the animal into a suitable state the better, as it will speed up the next part significantly. The first thing you have to do is to get the animal into an unconscious state, as it will resist your attempts at tamin it otherwise. Read more in our dedicated “ Non Violent Taming Tutorial“ Taming Step 1 – Temporarily render the animal unconscious Since patch 182 it’s possible to tame without knocking the animal unconscious. Considering the vast benefits of having tamed animals at ones disposal, they can after all be used as guard dogs, means of transportation or entertainment, it’s without a doubt essential to the advanced player to learn how taming works. You will be able to virtually any animal in “ARK: Survival Evolved” once you know how to do it.
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