For me with no taming boosts it took exactly 20 mejoberrys going up by 5% each time just had ti run away from it sometimes but that could help bringing it towards my base and out of the water

If you try to knock out him with melee you pretty much can’t he has amazing knock back

Passive tame with mejo berries..after first feeding won't eat again for between 5 to ten minutes...after that it's about every 40 seconds. Tame bar only goes up by around 4 percent per feeding so you'll need around 30 berries maybe more depending on level

#savethediplo more words cus I hate the Dododex

When you’re using a mejoberry for a diplodocus (1-5 lvl) it takes a awfully long time just to feed it a mejoberry but also when it’s being clumsy or playful just get it stuck between two rocks on go to the high one on a mountain if you do not want to get annoyed.

This thing eats... A LOT. It took me my whole mejoberry crop to tame one high-leveled Diplo

It was my first tame, and Debbie has been my best friend since the beginning

To prevent the Diplo knocking you away while taming, build a one wall high box for yourself. It'll just push you into the wall and you can keep running over to feed it

These guys are pretty useful, i recomend taming one, because these guys have alot of uses, like transporting resources or if your planning to move somewhere else, and for a sauropod, these guys are incredibly fast and they have alot of knock back so u can easily knock enemies off a cliff. And these things also have ten seats so u and your friends could raid people while having a tanky dino and your friends with their guns, i totally recomend this dino

Raiding transport or just a transport image two of these together for raiding 20 people versus a tribe

It is the equivalency to a semi truck with a whole bunch of pillows strapped to the front it carries a lot but all it does is push and knock down trees

It is the equivalency to a semi truck with a whole bunch of pillows strapped to the front it carries a lot but all it does is push and knock down trees

He has a blind spot at the center of his belly. He will continue to headbutt you,but it will never hit you, and he'll never reposition himself.

Ok, so what you want to do is stay under its belly while it knocks another Dino into a corner.

Try to get it stuck on a man-made ancient structure so that it can’t fling you constantly

Passive tame: Don’t let it get hit, also, if you kill anything near it, make sure you harvest the corpse when it’s not near the corpse

When passive feeding, either keep your distance so that it can’t charge you, or make sure you’re not on a great hight as it will launch you off the side of the hill/mountain, and it’ll hurt, trust me, I’ve made that mistake once, and I never will again.

At lvl 5 I tamed one of these guys from hiding underneath. There are a lot of them in redwood forest that's were I tamed mine. Passive tame.

Stay under its tail so you don’t get too close.

Good for a bus or meat you cowards