lystro- "I can passively level up your dinos!" Purlovia- "I can hid and ambush enemies!" Troodod- "I can scout various valuables!" Ovis- "I exists solely to be slaughtered for my meat"
My list (designed for PvE) 1. Wyvern, fast, strong, useful for taming carnivores, as it can fight creatures that drop prime and is great for travel. 2. Therizinosaurus, in my opinion the best construction-related creature on the Island. Gets heaps of wood, thatch, and fibre. Also very good for getting narcoberries for narcotics and mejoberries for taming herbivores. Very powerful animal, capable of going toe-to-toe with a Rex. 3. Direwolf, excellent for cave runs. I recommend taking a taming raft to the northern regions, get the wolves onboard, then go to a safer place and tame them. They are tough, fast, and deal a lot of damage. 4. Doedicurus, another great construction dino. I recommend taming a lower level early game, unless you have dilo kibble, as they take a very long time to tame. They get heaps of stone, and can turn your wooden house into a stone fortress in a few days. 5. Rex, i prefer the Rex to a Giga any day. Taming a high level off the bat is a good idea, as they’re surprisingly easy to tame. Either build a taming pen or sit up on a cliff, or use a Tapejara, which is another easy creature to tame, using rare flowers. Just shoot the Rex with a crosswbow or rifle and it will go down after a while. Then all you have to do is feed it prime. These guys are one of the best prime collectors in the game, making them essential for early to mid game taming. 6. Tapejara, very easy to tame. All you have to do is eat a rare flower near it, it will chase you, and then you bola it as it comes towards you. Once knocked out, they tame extremely quickly. They can seat three players, and are very useful for taming larger, deadlier creatures. Just make sure you level up stamina. 7. Allosaurus, believe it or not, this creature is actually very useful, and easy to tame, as long as you can knock it out in the first place. They have a high torpor, but if you have a Pachyrhinosaurus, you can use it’s ability to cease the Allosaurus stamina completely, so it can’t sprint. Either that, or use a taming pen. Caution though, I recommend dismantling the pack first. Only tame the alpha, Allosaurus is common, do not risk taming all three or two of them. Kill the others and this will remove the pack boost. The Allosaurus can deal a lot of damage using it’s bleed attack. Do not attempt to tame it with wyverns, I recommend using an Argentavis to lure it. Wyverns seem to be extremely vulnerable to Allosaurus for some reason.
Dude seriously how could you forget the monkey? You chuck them into an enemy base and they open all the doors for you, also if you get a male and call it Marcel or something then you get your own butler, also the snail which produces cementing paste/organic polymer and the Dimetrodon which controls your temperature wherever you are, in the coldest place or Ark or in the deserts of Scorched Earth that will keep you alive.
Usually when I hear utility dinos I think of animals that harvest certain resources that is hard to amass on your own. Some of the dinos in this list are more for combat.
The dung beetle is good for fertilizer But today I just got a toilet You get an XP boost for feeling refreshed and you poop and then flush and get fertilizer
I did not know all this about the toilet, I do know that its expensive. The dung beetles can at least be obtained early at a low level as soon as you get a ptera tamed.
Tsumiakuma99: Damn, I had no idea they raised the level for the saddle so high. Yah I guess the toilet wouldn't be horrible. The cementing paste, crystal, and metal would be a pain but can be done.
Nathan Anderson “ it fertilisers it quicker than having to worry about the compost bin, now as well as that it does actually do it quicker than the compost bin “ hahaha
So? For almost every carnivore you get only one extra level for every 500 or more levels you find it at in the wild. Obviously that’s irrelevant in since they’re normally capped at 150. So as far as taming goes, Kibble and mutton are indifferent. Though Kibble keeps and can be stacked, mutton is way easier; especially when you have a high power & melee Theri on standby that can collect over 100 mutton from a baby sheep. Kibble is safer at the cost of time, while mutton is much faster but requires coordination & timing.
The dung beetles are also good for oil. So if you are lower level and haven't started going after big oil reserves, tame a dung beetle and start making you a small stock pile of oil. It will help to get you started.
the lystro is also pretty decent at fighting. invest some points into health and melee damage and you got a pretty decent weapon. me and my dad are building an army of these and have about ten currently. we call them war pickles.
Plus lystrosaurus gives you more xp and they fit in your house so whenever you go to craft stuff quickly pat them first and you will get an xp boost! Can't go wrong there. And they are so fucking cute. I want one in real life so bad
Kenke Games That's literally with every creature. You'd be better off taming a moschops in that case which can be even easier to tame, it moves faster and can carry more.
surprised you didn't mention the wool you get from the sheep, which used in place of pelt or hair in most cases, invaluable if you need fur armor, bunk beds, or bug repellent, among other things
Let's add: Oviraptor (more eggs from your other dinos - which is more reasonable these days due to kibble) Dire Wolf (as an automated harvester for tek dino remains or chitin in an enclosed breeding/automated slaughtering pen) Daeodon (HP regen) Otter (insulation)
Moschops is great too. Pump their stamina and carry weight to make them better mounts and then pump melee damage to optimize their harvesting. His fiber collection is no fucking joke, I don’t know how it compares to therizino but you can def get a moschops a helluva lot sooner with some luck.
You should do a video of the establishment dinos for tribes. The ones most used in day to day building. Deo, Anky, quetz, thero, snail, beetle, bee, argent. Every tribe on my server has these base elements, these are really the only tames you need to expand to a large tribe. I would've added a meat eater but that's by preference to each tribe and the thero gathers enough meat to be sufficient on meat runs.
Purlovia are great loot chests they are hard asfk to kill when underground. if you put your ascendant gear and stuff in them and get wiped at least you still have your best gear
I need to get a troodon cuz i forget where i place my animals or where they are when i die cuz i got a problem with my memory and i think you could have expanded this list to 10 maybe, you could add daedon and anky
You forgot about the archaes ability to collect sap when u put it on wander in redwood ;-; everyone says archae is useless but hes not ok ;-; ive been saved from troodons and a direbear cuz of him
Parasaur should be on the list. Lots of stamina, can hold a decent amount. Decent amount of health but a little slow. Not a lot of damage either but they should really be used for if you want to move somewhere else or just get some supplies.
Equis should be on there saddle is a pestle. secondary attack is torpor damage. decent health stam movment all in all a Mobile taming monster and considering its mid to high gather rates for berries should be your first tame on Ragnarok
microraptor and troodon don't really fit in the "utility" list, tbh those are "support" dino's.. The giant bee is a mat creation dino rather than a utility. i'd fit the equus (mobile mortar/pestle), giant beaver/thorny dragon (mobile smithy/wood gathering) and the oviraptor in those spots.. also you forgot to mention a purlovia on passive is a great hidden storage compartment honorable mentions: basilosaur: oil creation/narcotics farming, jerboa (storm detection) and the achatina (organic polymer storage/cementing paste creation)
