
Don’t attack these if you are too close to your base, and DON’T PLACE ANY SPIKES. For combat, make sure that if you are a low level, you use long ranged weapons. Brontos can get pretty annoying because they stomp all over your base and tames. It doesn’t do damage, but the constant screen-shaking can get annoying. If you don’t want this to happen, before they get too close, make them chase you in the opposite direction of your base, and then kill them once you’re at a safe distance. Base speed should be enough to outrun them but shoot for 120% just in case. Try running through rocks too, because they sometimes get slowed down and hung up on them.
Steal it’s egg, get yeeted out of orbit
Don’t touch giant blue eggs in the forest if you value existence
Warning! Legs can look like tree trunks when farming wood with a Castorides. Brontos don't like things chewing their legs.
Tip : Don't put wooden / metal spike walls near your base if you live in an area with a lot of sauropods.
this is why : since they like to wander around, There's a chance that they will get stabbed by the spikes when they wander near your base. And they will get mad at you, kill your tames, and wreck your base.
so please be careful and think twice before setting up spikes near your base.
thank you for reading.
If you are being chased by a huge carnivore just run through a brontosaurus legs as fast as you can.
Tame it. Move it to a drop upload it and the download it at a drop next to your base for quick delivery!
I was busy getting 13 of my tames on my upgraded raft
(It was dark) then I accidentally punched it with a metal hatchet
The 13 turned into 3
I had 4 dilos 3 Dodds 1 phiomia 2 paras 1 mosschop 1 anklo
After the incident I had 1 Para 1 mosschop 1 anklo
my bloody legendary bronto clapped 2 rexs and another bronto
Bronto will knock down trees to get to where it needs to go.
Where bronto wants to walk, bronto will go.
Dear noobs,
When you encounter this formidable creature do not hit it with your fists as after that it will send you to Jupiter and back.
Sincerely, The Noob Informer