
What is a achatina used for? achatina utility tips and strategies in ARK: Survival Ascended & Evolved.
Coloque a no chão com o inventário cheio de pedras para ficar imóvel e habilite a opção "ativar movimentação livre" e coloque um gacha próximo olhando pra ela, toda vez que ela soltar a "pasta" que equivale um cimento, o gacha vai coletar do chão e vai guardando em seu inventário, logo menos terá sempre cimento para usar!
Not only do these guys defecate cementing paste, they produce it & organic polymer passively if set on wander. If you need cp, tame a few. They produce 100 cp. Idk if lvling weight effects how much org poly it can hold? Maybe lvling food makes it defecate more? Idk 🤷♂️ Leveling these guys doesn’t do anything :/ frustrating but I have 3, building a metal base a lot faster than grinding chitin and stone or beezlebuffo. Swear beezlebuffo should be able to harvest cp off spiders and scorpions, dinos that drops chitin ;( but they don’t
Na minha opinião, compensa mais você domar um Beelzebufo ou você criar um canilzinho com um monte de Achatina selvagem com o Kaprosuchus ou o Pteranodon para carregá-las, pois ela só come um alimento e tem a questão do bug, porém, é a minha opinião e nem profissional eu sou.
Plop it at your base and then somehow aquire a personal honey bee hive for veggie cakes. Great for polymer and cementing paste. Upgrade their food bar whenever it gets enough exp. So then it can go a lot longer without food, and wont die as fast from starvation. I can play for like three days and then decide whether or not I want to top up its food bar.
In my experience, it's just easier to farm bugs on beelzebufo for cementing paste and use a pelagornis to farm organic polymer from wild/bred kairuku instead of using expensive resources to feed the achatina. I guess if you live in redwoods by a lake with irrigation pipes carrying water up to your trees base with tons of sap taps, then go ahead and tame an army. But if you're like me, and you live on the southern haven, you can't really get the resources needed for achatina efficiently.