
How do I tame a diplodocus? Tips and strategies on taming and knocking out a diplodocus.
I would like to know cause I saw one and stole it's egg and it started pushing me. Though I just rode on my trike and kept moving forward but is it still playing with me or trying to kill me after I stole it's egg 🤔cause right now I'm tryna tame it😅
Just give them berries but they will start pushing u away so keep running and when it gets hungry again feed it
This Dino is a great beginner tame! The way I tamed it was I lured it out of the jungle to a safe place then stood right behind his front legs. (Which doesn’t let him hit you) at first the taming is slow but after the first time you feed it it goes really quickly. It took around 30 mojo berries for me and it’s really useful so I highly recommend you get one if you can!!
To tame Just stand between their front legs under the belly and they can’t push you, the first berry you give them takes a couple mins until they’re hungry again but after that it’s faster, low levels go up 3 every berry. Good for keeping away predators or as a distraction!
Just stand behind a rock and a mountain when taming
If you stand between its legs in the right spot it'll infinitely try to pus you but it'll never work.
If you don't have a rock to bounce on there is a spot under the Diplo right behind the begining of the neck you can stand under and it will try but can't push you
Get a lot of berries, the kind they like. Put it on your hot bar and tap it when it is hungry. This is the most annoying passive tame I’ve ever seen (in my opinion). It will ‘playfully’ push you. When it does that, you go back like, 80 yards from it. Warning: DO NOT TRY TO TAME NEAR CLIFFS. There is a big chance it might push you off. Do not tame near carnivores, as if they attack it, all progress is lost and it might die. It is surprisingly weak for such a big Dino. It has much health though. Every time you feed it, it will add 2% to taming (in my experience).
If ya want to tame one of thses guys passively than after you feed them berries let them (play with you) like let them keep hitting you and knocking you back then they will want more food.
All you have to do is go under it then feed berries then wait for a long time but make sure you are moving with it cuz then it will fling you like a piece of dust.
Diplos also love Algae, on 2x official they get ~2.5% per Algae but it doesn't give them much food so they take in <5 mins to tame.
If you’re higher level taming to breed for a carcho use a ghille suit so it doesn’t bump you
Take crouch go neer him and feed it what he need.
Just get under them (easier on a hill) and just feed them mejos for a while I suggest farming them with a parasaur or trike cause you’ll need a lot
A way to skip the wait after you initially feed it is to sleep in a sleeping bag (mine was 1 hour and 14 min, i used a bunk bed and it skipped most of that time), then after that feed it a second time, position yourself between its 2 front legs while it is doing its eating animation, so that it will keep attacking but won't knock you back, and just afk and feed it every 25-45 seconds.
also be sure to do this in a safe place, since if it gets hit once your taming progress will reset.
Tip stay away if he chase you and go back if he stop chasing you
Mobile player here! May differ for others.
Push yourself between two rocks and get it to come over, they are incredibly friendly and will happily nuzzle you like mad. Also they’re basically just big babies, protect them at all costs.
They can’t have their damage leveled after a certain point but make wonderful tanks (aka very useful for metal runs if you need something to carry it all and don’t have a bronto.) bring another tame to follow it (done by whistling for them while on the tames back.) and let it protect them! I use my spino, Butch.
- Survivor Belle
Build a small pin (for you) I used one foundation and 4 window frames. The dippy stands on top and you won't be moved at all. Tame away!
There’s a sweet spot slightly between but kind of behind the front legs where it won’t reposition itself nor push you away. Once you find that spot you don’t need to move at all, making taming these guys a little easier.
Lystro kibble helps a ton.