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Player-written tips for taming, using, and fighting the Castoroides in ARK: Survival Ascended & Evolved.

Here's a good Tip bring a sleeping bag incase you die pick all there stuff and then go to home screen(for Short quit to main menu)and play it again and there they'll not ganna attack you!thx me later....like these plsss

-1 points🔧 Utility6 years oldReport

These guys are neutral, Just dont harm them or enter the dam's inventory, They will try to kill you, but if you are scared or want to tame them, Then just use a bola.

-1 points🔧 Utility6 years oldReport

It’s too easy to kill them from a high rock or a divide tree climb on divide tree make a walll in front of it shoot the castordroide from an arrow

As soon as you have a mount, ( even a parasaur ) If you find a dam, rob it immediately. It isa life changer.

-1 points🔧 Utility6 years oldReport

If you have a trike ride your trike then shoot tranq arrows at it it will call asleep on and their torpor goes down crazy fast I had to get some more i would recommend these as starter tames

Walking around with my 2 Dilos and I found one of these thing’s dam then once I take it I get encumbered and then slayed by the thing when it charged at me it killed me in 2 hits I’m surprised that my 2 dilos killed it after that I came back area to sort out everything so…

If you want to fight them bring a trike with a saddle and two stegosaurus make the stegosaurus tanks when you do go kill some beavers hopefully you don’t lose your guys

In mobile at least They carry metal battlements in the wild so if you need one of those or need metal ingots on easy or medium then just snipe a couple of these but do not get into melee combat with them they are vicious.

-1 points🔧 Utility7 years oldReport

If killed or knocked out, they leave a metal battlement and a curved metal battlement in their inventory, so grab it, place it next to your smithy, then demolish (or keep for barrier) to get a ton of metal and cementing paste! Up this so developers can know about this!