Dododex
ARK: Survival Evolved & Ascended Companion
Tips & Strategies

What are tips for doedicurus? Tips and strategies for doedicurus in ARK: Survival Ascended & Evolved.
Doing too much damage too fast will cause it to go into armor mode. If you are using a crossbow count your shots. Start when you get the hit marker and shoot when you get to 5.
If its been damaged by dinos before you start dont even waste your arrows. Find a Doed that has full health. This works regardless of levels.
Hope this helped.
just tamed a level 140 on aberration with a primitive crossbow and darts. make sure to hit its head and wait like 5 seconds counted slowly between shots and it won't go into the ball mode
Once found attack it until it goes into is shell then place a thatch floor over it you need obstruction off and after you have trapped it it can't move or attack and you can knock it out
Used to have 3 of these; Mallet, Hammer and Sledge. They were killed by a former tribemate because we cuffed him but they got us a full circle of behemoth gates around a lake in 2 days, would recommend for any survivor building stone. Dont hit on the shell only takes a fraction of torpor.
I see at least 3 in the stream next to the redwoods everytime I fly over there
Torpor takes a lot of narcs to increase, even on a lower level, make sure to take plenty.
If it rolls up, walk away until you're out of sight, it'll get up after a few seconds.
Just tried to tranq a level 130 with 100 darts and didn’t fall, it instead froze up and is now just standing in one spot. I don’t know , but this is the first time this is happened to me in all the years of playing ark
Just shot a level 12 doed w 15 tranq arrows in the head, about 2 seconds between each hit... still attacking me, not running away.
I ended up using 35 tranq arrows before it finally fell asleep. The tranq estimates have been so bad lately
I knock it out by the tail using tocacated arowes
Make a pen with hatchframe, shoot their belly. If it balled up, cease fire wait it until uncurls. Repeat if needed, boom it's ready for feeding