How to tame a dilo :D

1.kill some dilos, dodos or compy so that you can collect meat.

2.Craft a slingshot, wooden club or you can beat it with fist (If your trying to knock it with fists choose a low level one; if with slingshot collect a amount of stones first also remember wooden club breaks fast so craft and keep atleast 3 more wooden club for backup)

3.Find a dilo

4.after it's unconscious open its inventory by going near to it and tap and hold. After you need to put some meat which we collected at first

5. Wait.....if your dilo eats all the meat but still not tamed put some more meat to its inventory and wait......

6. Finally you tamed your dilo 😆

Name suggestion - toxic dino

Pretty easy to tame them. Just knock em out with a bola or a slingshot and put raw meat in inventory and you got yourself a poisonous reptile to call your own. I am making a guide for every creature so make sure to like this if you found it helpful.

1. Find dilo

2. Hit with club until it got knocked out

3. Pit raw meat in inventory 5-20

4. Enjoy your dilo

Dilos are annoying and basically useless, but here’s a guide to tame them anyway!

1. You will need food for the dilo, easiest is raw meat, however it will take its effectiveness down quite a lot. I recommend using prime because it loses only one level and is easy to get. If you are a perfect tame snob, use kibble or mutton.

2. Fists can be used, however there is a risk of dying, so I recommend a slingshot. Clubs work, but are still risky, because it could bite you. If you can afford tranq arrows, they are quite good. Darts are a waste, just use arrows. No trap is needed because you can outrun them and the can’t kill you if you keep your distance

3. It is a quick tame, that doesn’t need narcs, so it’s usually best to just wait by it. Make sure you have enough food and that it won’t spoil before it tames

Happy taming!

P.S. I am making in depth taming guides for every creature in ark. They all are formatted like this and end in happy taming. If these are helpful, raise them to the top, so it can help more people. Thanks!

How2Tame #4: Dilophosaur

Welcome viewers to another episode of How2Tame, where I, Zeta, teach you how to tame creatures. Starring in this episode is the Dilophosaur. I will walk you through it.

1. Execute multiple animals, but not ones that will deal a lot of damage or ones that run away fast, so that leaves Dodos, Pegomastax, and Lystrosaurus. These should be your targets.

2. Do not cook the meat. Instead, spot a Dilophosaurus that you can share this meat with.

3. Please bola the Dilophosaur, so that it cannot scratch you or claw your eyes out. Now strike it with a club repeatedly. Do not, we repeat, do NOT remove this bola!

4. Once it is knocked out, Feed your Dilophosaur meat. If it loses torpor too fast, make sure you have some Narcotic ready because black berries do not work on carnivores.

5. Your Dilophosaur is tamed once the taming bar reaches 100! Name it and remember to feed it daily.

I hope this helped, and keep an eye out for my 5th entry, coming soon! It will be about the not-so-majestic-but-great-anyway Moschops! My previous episodes are listed below. Happy taming!

Episodes

1. Dodo

2. Parasaur

3. Lystrosaurus

How to tame a Dilo :D

1. Get a slingshot

2. Knock it out with the rocks your slingshot has

3. Feed it meat

4. Wait

5. Congrats! You have a dino who spits at people’s/dino’s Faces! (That’s kinda rude)

Having 3 or more..

They are beasts from the beginning

I have six and they are kings and queens

How to raise a good dilly

Step 1: use a club or your fist to knock it out

Step 2: are sure you have a good supply on you

Step 3: place the meet in the inventory

Step 4: take your dilly out hunting

Step 5: when leveling up choose between health movement and dmg

I hope this info was helpful for you these steps are the steps I followed during my single player gameplays. I hope your dilly or any tame you have is safe strong and healthy

Best rapper on ark. Spits so much fire, you'll be blind by the time they're done

Should start taming these as they are the technically the first dino in the kibble chain.