They can hold around 1.5k kg of stuff, and one can even be used to haul anything that can make it up a one wide ramp doing it that way allows me to fly and rest in mid air instead of having to land in dangerous areas with carried critters. I have the flying haulers that are the quetzcoatal. It sounds like once I get the anky that'll never be a problem again. Thanks for all that! Aren't I like on the other side of the world? I don't mind farming my own materials though, I just need to tame dinos to help me do it efficiently. If I can make time, I'll try to deliver a metric ton of Thatch, and do you need saddles for your pigaphants? Also, took the done fert, placed it in your crops, and moved the poop into the bins for composting. I don't think I can make a saddle? And I'm pretty sure my location is pretty far out of the way to get someone to make me one.Д®dit: Anky Saddle on the trike, grabbed some poop while I was there and put it in your bins. I know Budd is also generally large on eggs.Д«asically, we can probably help ameliorate the kibble rarity issue.Д®xcept turtle eggs. Just note that most of these are not in kibble form, but egg form, and you'd need the crops, berries, and fiber ( which I may also be able to provide).

I also have more than 200 sarco eggs, which are used for trikes, so if a new player needs trikebait, let me know. That said, I have 200 dilo eggs currently if people need some, I can dole them out in limited amounts. well, there's a reason I have what basically amounts to a farm.

Yeah, I think that kibble is meant to be for end-ish level play, but the logistics of getting enough eggs for it in any manner. My three female turtles seem to average about 0.5 eggs a day (as in real day, not in-game day) as a joint figure among all three, and taming a decent Bronto with kibble would require over sixty kibble. Like, I have four dilo females since almost two weeks ago, and just now I've gotten enough Dilo eggs that I could reasonably tame one creature that took dilo kibble, and one that didn't take too much kibble, at that, since I've built up a reserve of all of 18 eggs. but it requires you to spend days upon days waiting for eggs. There's this great way to tame dinos without having to spend five hours in front of them. Set Aggression to: Aggressive - makes the dinosaur aggressive, forcing it to attack anything in its vicinity.Д¬ycle Aggression to: Passive - turns off the aggressive mode of the dinosaur's behavior.Д®nable Wandering - allows the dinosaur to move around the area on its own.Kibble honestly feels rather frustrating as a mechanic at the point I'm at. Order: Enable Following - forces the dinosaur to follow your character.

Ride - allows you to mount and ride on top of the tamed dinosaur.ДЄccess Inventory - gives you access to the creature's inventory.Д¬hange Name - allows you to change the name of the dinosaur. The second screenshot shows the commands and actions that can be issued when 'using' the tamed dinosaur. The yellow arrow shows the amount of experience remaining till the creature advances to the next level. The first screenshot shows you the state of the tamed creature, which level it has, to which tribe it belongs and of what gender the dinosaur is. After taming a dinosaur you will gain access to different abilities / activities associated with it.

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