Dododex
ARK: Survival Evolved Companion
Tips & Strategies
Dodos are very useful creatures throughout the entire
game. In early game, they can serve as companionship or possibly can be bait with some tripwire setups. In mid-game, the are egg-squirting machines, great for kibble and oviraptor taming. Remember to use stims! In endgame, their main uses are pvp. They can transmit swamp fever, and are golden for C4 cluster drops. If you really want to though, they are the easiest dinos to breed and imprint on. Hope this tip helped!
More Dodo Utility Tips
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!
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. :)
Very fun for single player
When you get lonely itβs always There
Dodos have a chance of laying an egg every time it poops. Unlike all other tames, which have a chance to lay an egg approximately every 25 minutes.
Tame and breed an ARMY. Overwhelm the enemy.
Placing a dodo on agressive wander and your gigas/rexes/raptors/ect. On nutural will provide the same protection without your valuable creatures wandering away. Once the Dodo attacks, the rest follow.
Use this to get a feel for egg hatching and baby raising.
I did this and havenβt made a mistake in Dino breeding since.
There should be longrass-bread (cornbread) in Ark. Put longrass and oil in a preserving bin and wait, then you have dried longrass. Then grind it up in a mortar and pestle and you have longrass flour. Then mix with water in a campfire and you have cornbread! Should keep a long while and fill a lot of hunger. This would be awesome. Up so Developers can see!