So there are average rexes. They drop meat, prime meat, hide, and keratin. There are tek rexes. They drop scrap metal, oil, electronics, and element dust. There are alpha rexes. They drop tons of prime, cool loot, and some hide and keratin. So tell me: WHY ARE THERE NO ALPHA TEK REXES THAT DROP POLYMER??? thank you for your time happy hunting

If you are a low level player and you see a beautiful looking red and white very big rex wandering around your base, and it has a red aura around it. Then you know you are coocked…

Once me and my friends were terrified of Rex, and one came stomping near our base. So we grabbed all our Dino's and it was anticlimactic as we pretty much killed it instantly. Don’t be scared of rex.

Them: low level can not kill it.

Me: stands on cliff and shoots it with a bow

Me: goes from level 10 to 25

I just found one near my base wish me luck and any tips

Nobody:

Everbody: Use gates and stuff

Me: *uses a cliff*

Correct Rex in a cage and then shoot it with 40 shrink darts

Who ever thinks Rex are not stealthy they are wrong I was trying to tame a para when this thing comes out of nowhere

If you ever see one and it sees you here's how you tame and stun it

So there's a glitch in both games where there's a rock glitch

The rock glitch works like this

1st you find a rock

Make sure you can't sprint or walk up the rock

Make sure you can easily jump up and climb the rock

Look for something you want to tame

Get club ( clubs are harder or extreme mode to tame) or tanq ( easy mode) or anything you can use to kill

Find the rex then run up the rock ( PS: this works for any other animal including spinos)

The rex shouldn't be able to run up the rock so you can safely hit him or shoot him also melee is impossible any melee weapon is dangerous and I suggest you don't use them (why: they can still hit you and when they do you get knocked off the rock and have to run) also make sure the rock is big and tall or else they can walk on it

Pt 2 coming at 50 ups

Rexes can be found in the forests, redwoods, and mountains.