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#Ark dodo not laying eggs Patch#

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All of the dinos were mate boosted of course. Dodos should lays eggs often trikes only when mated. So it wont hatch into a baby just an egg you can cook and eat. Dodos are basically the chickens on the game and chickens can lay eggs without mating they just wont be fertilized. They have to mate to lay an egg and have a baby. My tribe has 16 scorpions, 24 dilos, and 16 raptors (among many other dinos not watched as closely), and over a 5 hour period of near constant observation only 1 scorpion egg was found, 0 dilo and 0 raptor eggs. A trike wouldnt lay an egg for no reason xD.

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The most common causes of this issue are: It is my hope the devs will allow server admins to set their own rates.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. Others, probably think that fast egg production, due to its implications for taming, is too OP. I am sure many think that dinos should be pumping out eggs faster than they produce feces. I don't think there is a laying rate that is going to please everyone. I've also tamed a mateboosted pair of parasaurs (hey,that's almost poetic), and they have produced exactly one egg in three days. Since the 'no male laying patch,' I have collected two eggs from my scorps in three days. Dinos will only lay eggs while you are in render range. In addition, my male trike layed two eggs within 20 minutes of each other (had to have been painful).

#Ark dodo not laying eggs Patch#

After the patch in question, I collected over 2 dozen eggs in two days. Once it has the egg you can take the egg from it and there won't be any aggro. Before the change in egg laying involving owner presence, I got very very few eggs (maybe one every three days). Put it in a cryo pod, sneak into a nest, pop it out of the pod and have it set to follow close, run to the other side of the nest and when it gets to the nest it will take the egg. I have a male pulminoscorpious and three females parked in my dino yard for laying purposes. Wiki Dodo Egg - ARK: Survival Evolved Wiki Dodo Egg - The Blockheads Wiki Web3. It seems to me the egg laying rates have gone down dramatically, after increasing dramatically with the change in whether or not the owner need to be present or not for laying to occur. Since the last patch where male egg laying was cut, and only mate-boosted females were supposed to lay eggs, I've seen raptors and trikes not mate boosted lay eggs.