
How do I tame a diplodocus? Tips and strategies on taming and knocking out a diplodocus.
The besy way i have learned to tame this dino is to stand behind it frunt legs under it belly
The large gap between the first and second feeding for me on a 150 was 15 minutes so be aware that it is a pretty substantial gap.
Make a house and walk around it while it is following you so you can trap it and feed berries and I was lvl 7 when I tamed it
Can not be passive tamed with crops don’t even try it will just annoy you save yourself the trouble.😁
These things are easy to tame, just get TONS of berries (or kibble) and walk right under it, then it cannot sweep you off a cliff. Make sure that there are no carnivores around to kill it. If you do not have some kind of gun and you are low level use a pter
how to tame:
Very easy tame, you will need:
Mejoberries
really any berries
Put the mejoberries in your last slot, and go under its belly and feed it.
It won't kill you, but it will throw you up in the air a bit(a bit if your lucky, i meant).
It might take a bit of feeding and getting thrown in the air, but soon, you will have a retarded ass dinosaur that gets stuck everywhere.
THE PEOPLE DOSNT KNOW HOW TO TAME THESSE NOTY BOIES WITHOUT GETTING KNOCKBACK IS : GO NEAR IT WITH SPRINT AND JUST STAND RIGHT DOWN OF ITS NECK AND BODYS MIDDLE MEANS HIS/HER FIRST TWO LEGS MIDDLE AND LOOK UP AND JUST YOINK MEJOBERRYS OR WHATEVER YOU WANT ( WARNING⚠ : DO IT IN A AREA WHERE IS NO DILOPHASAUR,COMPY,ETC IRRITATING DINOS OR THEY CAN RUIN YOUR TAME) ONE UP FOR THIS TIP
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If you stand in the perfect spot between its 2 front legs the diplo will constantly try to "attack" you but won't knock you back nor reposition itself to get a better chance of "attacking" you so if you have a stack of mejoberries you can feed it once, afk until the first interval finishes (this can take anywhere from 24 minutes up to an hour and 15 minutes if its a level 150) then after that you can feed it every 43 seconds until its tamed. If you use mejoberries the taming effectiveness will decrease by so little that if you are taming a level 150 you will still gain the 74 levels with 99.4% taming effectiveness. However if you are playing multi your diplo will instead gain 72 levels which is still good.
This method works because there is a small blind spot near the diplo's 2 front legs that is WITHIN its attack range but OUTSIDE OF its attack aoe.
Best tip to tame them is to get under their bellies and give them the food, mejoberries are good, they make the taming level go up by 10%
If you stand right underneath him he will constantly try to attack you but wont hit. He also wont move. Look at his belly, feed him the berries and just stand there.
If you pump a bunch of levels in these guys health they're really good to feed Carchas
The taming here is way off. I just tamed a lvl 17 Diplodocus in under 1 hour, using 25-30 Mejoberries, with 99-100% efficiency.
I usually tame them on an uphill incline. They don't push you back very far, and you can always walk back up to them before they push you back again.
"Oh hi there cute diplo- WAIT WHAT R U DOING STAHP I DIDNT MEAN NO HARM"
Taming one is simple: Stay under him behind his front legs so he cant reach and push you out and start feeding him, he will eventually stop moving. While feeding it tell your friends to stay away or it will start moving again.
It will take some time until he asks for food for The second time. After that its easy, just give him The best food you can to make it faster.
They are a passive and a K.O tame
You can passive tame this and they play with you SO DONT TAME ON CLIFF
This always tryna have beef with me.. Once i was upgrading my triceratops, he pushed my trice miles away.. I was like wtf is going on, wheres my trice.. Then i saw this diplo, i quickly grab my machete and chopping his legs
Passive tame them. Dont do like i did and wast a couple hundred tranqs.
The wait time between the first berry and the second berry is always the longest. If you stand just underneath it, between it's front legs it can't knock you back, nor will it move.