Dododex
ARK: Survival Evolved & Ascended Companion
Tips & Strategies
These resemble floating lobster/centipedes. They make no movement sound and usually hid out in shallow water coves or deep water. Fairly slow movement speed but they have stunning bites that will knock you out after just one to two bites (fort: 20) and proceed to eat you alive while you smash your controller. A good technique to fight them is shoot them and run back a little then shoot (rinse and repeat). They drop chitin, silica pearls, and black pearls.
More Eurypterid Encountering Tips
If your a Viking Bay on ragnorok... and you see a cool looking lobster thing... DONT POKE IT WITH A STICK
To whoever said theyre very rare on mobile is wrong. They are common around east zone 1 to about herby island on the floor. Up to warn others
Sending this tip as Iām currently knocked out by this broken lobster, run when u see it.
Be very careful about these-they do tons of torpor damage, I was down on the bottom of the ocean (on the island) and I saw a pack of these sea scorpions. I decided to dismount off of my mosa and kill them with my pick, as that would get more black pearls. When I got close to them one of them-a level ten hit me and knocked me out in one shot. I was level 88, wearing journeyman flak and apprentice riot. And they knocked me out in one hit. The moral of the story is that these things are very dangerous.
These guys are very rare to find in mobile but they DO exist.
Is it just me or can theses things levatate
These guys can swim on land for some reason and chase you like a hover-scorpion.
As if troodons weren't enough u got these bastards
For you nerds out there, the specific eurypterid we see in ARK is called Megaloraprus, the second biggest species of sea scorpion right behind Jaekolopterus!!
Are these in Ark mobile?anyone please answer