Dododex
ARK: Survival Evolved & Ascended Companion

Taming & KO Tips

How do I tame a gacha? Tips and strategies on taming and knocking out a gacha.
Just harvest stone and drop it on the ground near them to tame. Crystals and gems work too, but stone works best. Much easier to gather than owl feces.
Don’t waste your tek material trying to get foundations! Just use thatch and it’s the same outcome! So I guess tek=thatch.
————Fatooie
Feeding greenhouse ceilings has around the same taming effectiveness as metal and tek structures. Get this added to the calc.^^^^
You can’t tame the Christmas event ones
Carnivores: I eat meat
Herbivores: I eat plants
Piscivores: I eat fish
Omnivore: I eat eat plants and meat
Sanguinivore: I drink blood
Gacha: I’ll eat anything, Even owl puke but for real your greenhouse looks tasty 😋
Gachas are a passive tame creature.
Feed it your house.
It's going to like you
Imagine feeding them tek structures 🤦♂️
Warning. Using snow owl pellets no longer gives high efficiency. It is only as good as using stone structures.
Don’t try to tame Santa Gacha does not work
Hey! Tipp for taming: take a stone farmer ( like a magmarsaur) with u and farm stone while taming. Feed stone, farm stone, feed stone, farm stone. In 10-15 min, after feeding the first time, a lvl 145 is urs!!
Good luck soldier!
Don’t know why it’s not listed but greenhouse ceilings are way better than metal structures to tame these. Even on 1x rates 150 GH ceilings will tame a 150 in seconds with almost 100% effect
The Gacha can be carried by a quetzal. Just a little fyi
I've tried the rock method and have discovered stacks of 10 to 20 work the best.
It is a good tip for starters it's easy to tame just throw rocks close to it
When raising them they will want berries at 50% mature rated
You tame it by throwing stone, owl poop or metal or anything on the ground in front of it
So If you drop berries near a gacha baby it will pick them up even if it is encumbered
Bachatas love to eat green house stuff
Don’t throw out your ascendant shotgun, you will really regret. Talking from experience :(