Dododex
ARK: Survival Evolved & Ascended Companion
Tips & Strategies
With the new move to location ability you can tell them to go to a rock and if they have under half weight they will auto-harvest stone...i just have a couple on click to move them then i ride a beaver with few more beavers following him (its better to not have the beavers on click to move because they will get in the way) then most of the time im just moving stone from dodic to beaver...dont have to manually harvest...you can even put the beavers on wonder and follow and they will collect wood and thatch passively whole time...persknally i just take my highest attack beaver around after all the stone in area is gone instead of womder trick because most of the beavers are default attack
More Doedicurus Utility Tips
If you set it to wander it gathers stone then comes back to you right before it gets encumbered, so they autofarm stone basically
Basic Logic For Basic Materials
Therizinosaurus = General/Fiber
Doedicurus = Stone
Casteroides = Wood
Ankylo = Metal/Flint
These guys poop so much after each roll...so after you tame them and roll them they will poop insanely fast, that you can use as fertilizers....Thanks..
Taming even a low-mid level can turn building in stone into an afternoon instead of a weekend. Highly recommended must have dino for everyone.
The new update reduced the weight of stone on this bad boy by 75%
One of arkβs essential tames alongside the trike (berries), anky (metal), argent (heavy travel), ptera (quick travel & argent taming), and beaver (wood).
Really fast in water like really fast insanely fast in water
Rock man can roll
Rock man excels at getting rock
Rock man decent swimmer do not recommend though
Love Rock man
The Doedic is one of the most essential Dino's on ark. It's the most important thing when building stone buildings, or other stone structures. The higher the level the better, and weight is essential!
Me: So you can harvest the most stone out of any method, take a quarter of the weight, but canβt break stone wallsβ¦
Doedicurus: Yes.