Dododex
ARK: Survival Evolved & Ascended Companion
Tips & Strategies

What are tips for dilophosaur? Tips and strategies for dilophosaur in ARK: Survival Ascended & Evolved.
The best dinosaur I like it this dinosaur I tamed it until he protected me from every animal
I saw a lvl 27 dilly it was black it had 338 hp I tamed it I kill the turtle dino with it
I have a pack of these and they wreck everything. I just tame all these by punching them
I am pretty sure these dilos are corrupt so I don’t think they are tameable
Level up until you get bola (lvl 9). Then craft few bolas and slingshot, collect some rocks. Bola is easy to use and catches em pretty well. Then use sligshot and shoot few rocks until they faint. Remember to pick up the bola quick for re-use! Easiest way to get an army of these! :)
Because of how common they are the can be a problem early game but if you get a few spears early on the shouldn’t be to much of a problem
Just you a spear or pick and boom mass slaughter
I also have tame 35lv dilo but wen he kill one big and nice animal he didn't follow me what is this glitch
Ya so I had this guy as a pet, his name was Steve, and I lost him one day but my brother told me how I could request him today. Anyway this guy comes back and I’m astonished he survived the raptors and everything, but he WONT follow me! No matter what I do! Has anyone else had this problem? Up if yes, down if no.
Man, I love these guys. They are frickin easy to tame, and they SPIT POISON! EPIC! I once had one named Steve, but, he got lost because I saw a Raptor and ran away like a coward. Now I feel like such a jerk, I abandoned Steve with that monster.😭😭😭
He is my first pet
Mony he is strong
Find ko feed note tame 1 kill 1
I only did 3 raw meat to tame the dilo
Tip these guys are rats the are the worst meat eaters and dumbest Dino’s besides dodos
If you find a female,hit it when it poisons you and it runs away and then you can kill it
Ali2121
Since I saw a pack of wild dilos all about level 5-25 take down three level 8 level 6 and level 43 raptors I've never looked at these little beach varmints the same way...