Dododex
ARK: Survival Evolved Companion

Opinion Tips

3 reasons why this should have more uses like being rideable:
Should be able to be picked up by argentavis. It’s litterally the same size of a dire wolf, which can be picked up by argentavis.
If this think got a new TLC or something, I recommend they should be rideable ( looking at you Wildcard! ) and the saddle should be unlocked at level 51, ( same level as a very dangerous redwoods creature, thylaceo ) or 64. These also should be like moving while digging ( like the basilisk ) but can’t be unmounted when underground.
I’m just here to present what Studio LAZYCard need to do to the Purlovia
1: It should be rideable and it’s saddle should be unlocked at LvL 51 (Like Thylacoleo), SERIOUSLY!!!!!! HOW CAN YOU RIDE A SHEEP BUT NOT A BADGER?!?!?!?!?!
2: You could move underground once riding a Purlovia (Like Basilisk)
3: It can be carryable by Argy, like seriously it’s the same size as a DireWolf
4: It should be an omnivore since in reality they ate EVERYTHING
5: It can jump on a person and carry stuff like Kaprosuchus
6: It can use a fart that makes animals go crazy, like Pachyrhinosaurus, and how modern day badgers can do
However Studio LAZYCard will never add this since they don’t read Dododex
What I dont understand is how u can ride a frog but not a purlovia, and how can argy pick up a dire wolf and sabertooth but not purlovia, MAKES NO SENSE, Wildcard plz make saddle for purlovia, make them carriable by argy, and plz make it so when u ride them u can go underground and move around underground and stuff, if not then screw it, im getting a roll rat
Ofc Lazy WildCard will NEVER see this but this is my opinion on how purlovias should be:
1. It should be rideable and it's saddle should be unlocked at Lvl 55 because why can you ride a sheep but not this.
2. It should be an omnivore since modern-day badger are omnivores.
3. It should be carryable by argies since their size is simillar to direwolves and direwolves can be carried by argies.
4. They should be in jungles, because modern-day badgers can be found in jungles.