up if you think we should get free emoji’s for having dododex. i know you get stickers but it’s not the same

Who else thinks dodos should be passive tames?

Step 1:Tame dodo

Step 2:Get it to level 150

Step 3:switch between health and melee dmg upgrades

Step 4:Throw and tell it to attack an unsuspecting victim

Step 5: Laugh as they die to a dodo

These tames can be used as a bomb. You place C4 on the dodo and drop it into a base. Detonate and watch the fireworks!

Petition to be able to put dodos in rocket launchers

Very fun for single player

When you get lonely it’s always There

For the guy who said that it would be cool if a dodo could sit on your shoulder: on ark mobile, a dodo smaller than .75 can in fact be carried on your shoulder. Dodos over 2.6 can be ridden. Fun fact. :)

On mobile these can be bred to get insane sizes, like huge, bigger than an Allosaurus and they have 8 abilities unlocked at certain sizes. I only know 2 abilities, one is the dodo gains an immense amount of speed and charges towards the target. The other that I know of is that it jumps up and slams into the ground which stuns surrounding enemies. Do not underestimate the potential that these have on mobile, they can become beasts.

You can get prime meat from the babies, but it spoils very quick, so this is how to get it all to a predator:

1. Incubate lots of dodo eggs so they only have one or two seconds left to hatch.

2. Carry the dodo eggs as well as a campfire (you might need two) and fuel.

3. When you’ve knocked out the predator you want, light the fire and hatch some of the dodo eggs.

4. Kill the babies and harvest their meat with a metal pick.

5. Feed the meat to the predator and enjoy!

I’ve experimented, and it looks like you get two to six prime per dodo.

Arrow to the sky so more people see!

If you have to pick up a dodo(a very early tame, likely your first), choose a female. Dodo eggs are able to be made into basic kibble/dodo kibble(depends on the playing platform), which can be used to tame some powerful early tames.