Ark Survival Evolved Ascender RPG

In ARK: Survival Evolved, when you pick up or collect an item, the game displays a short message on the screen indicating what you obtained.

It usually appears like this:

Message format:
You have collected: [quantity] [item]

Examples:

You have collected: 5 Wood

You have collected: 3 Stone

You have collected: 10 Fiber

You have collected: 1 Raw meat

You have collected: 2 Azulberry Berries

If you pick it up from the ground or from a creature, it may also appear as something like this:

Added to inventory: [item]

You have obtained: [object]

In ARK: Survival Evolved, the game displays many messages on screen while you play. These messages inform you about what you're doing, what's happening with your character, or what's going on in the world. Here are the most common ones:

•Messages when picking up objects

They appear when you acquire resources.

Examples:

You have collected: 5 Wood

You have collected: 10 Fiber

Added to inventory: Stone

Full inventory

•Experience messages

When you gain experience through actions.

Examples:

+10 XP

Higher level available

You have reached level 15

•Messages when taming creatures

When you tame dinosaurs or creatures.

Examples:

You have tamed a [creature]

Taming: 35%

Your [creature] has leveled up

⚠️ Danger messages

They appear when something threatens the player.

Examples:

You're cold

You're hot

You're hungry

You are dehydrated

You're overloaded

•Combat messages

When you fight or something dies.

Examples:

You have killed a [creature]

Your [creature] has killed an [enemy]

Your structure was destroyed

•Tribal or grassroots messages

Related to structures or tribes.

Examples:

You joined a tribe

New structure unlocked

Your base is under attack

•Death messages

When you die.

Examples:

You have died

You were killed by [creature/player]

Growth of the young

On Official Servers (Base Speed ​​1x): It takes a total of 3 days, 20 hours and 35 minutes to fully grow.

Baby Stage (0% to 10%): Takes 9 hours and 15 minutes. During this time it cannot use feeders; you must put the meat directly into its inventory or it will starve.

Juvenile and Adolescent Phase (10% to 100%): This phase lasts the remaining 3 days and 11 hours. It will now eat on its own directly from any nearby feeder. However, it may choose to kill some small dinosaurs for food, provided it has its owner's permission.

Nests:

Wild nests are natural structures that appear in specific biomes, providing valuable fertilized eggs from unique creatures like Wyverns. Since wild adult Wyverns cannot be tamed using traditional sedation methods, you'll need to incubate their eggs at your base using intense heat sources such as air conditioners or large campfires.

The moment you lift a single egg from any wild nest, absolutely every dinosaur of that same species in the vicinity will enter a state of blind rage and pursue you relentlessly, regardless of the distance. Never attempt to raid a nest on foot; you must plan a perfect escape route using extremely fast flying mounts or highly mobile dinosaurs, as a single mistake will cost you your life, your current mount, and all your inventory. Alternatively, you can kill several of them or use wild dinosaurs as a distraction—for example, Brontosaurus.

Safe Places (Green Zones) are the best areas to build your first base because there are no large predators and basic resources (wood, stone, and thatch) are plentiful.

Beaches: These are the safest initial spawn areas in the entire game.

Southern Islets: Small islands separated by shallow rivers with a constant supply of drinking water.

Herbivore Island: Located in the southeast corner of the map. No carnivorous dinosaurs appear here, so you can safely let your animals roam free.

Common threats: You will only be attacked by small creatures such as Dilophosaurus, Dodos, Parasaurs, or thieving Gullies. Dodos and Parasaurs will attack if you steal eggs from their nests, while Gullies will attack to steal your food.

Dangerous Places (Red Zones) These are extreme areas where the weather can kill you and giant predators attack in packs. You should only go there when you have firearms and strong mounts.

The Swamp: Full of fog, deep water, and poisonous snakes that can knock you out in one hit.

The Redwoods: Danger comes from the sky. There are felines (Thylacoleo) hidden in the trees that will leap out to knock you off your mount.

The Snow Biome: Located in the northwest. You will quickly freeze to death if you are not wearing fur clothing, and it is teeming with wolves and Yutyrannus.

The Mountains: High areas full of metal and glass, but guarded by Rex, Giganotosaurus and Griffins.

Carnivore Island: Located in the northeast corner. It is an island where only alpha predators and aggressive monsters appear.

In ARK: Survival Ascended, the higher the dinosaur's level, the more health it has. For example, a level 1 Raptor has 200 health and at level 150 it increases to about 1,200, while a level 1 T-Rex starts with 1,100 health and at level 150 reaches approximately 9,000.

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Feeding immediately: Babies are born with an empty inventory and starve very quickly. As soon as you claim them, open their inventory and give them food immediately (meat if they are carnivores, berries if they are herbivores).

Vulnerability: Babies cannot fight and move very slowly. Protect it from predators in the area while escorting it back to your base.

Only real babies: Take a good look with a spyglass before acting. The game only allows you to adopt creatures in the "Baby" stage; you cannot claim those that have already grown to the "Juvenile" or "Teen" stage.

Living ecosystem: Dinosaurs interact with each other. Carnivores hunt herbivores in real time, and smaller animals flee from larger predators.

Taming: To tame a creature, you usually need to knock it unconscious (using clubs, tranquilizer arrows, or darts) and then feed it from your inventory. Meat for carnivores and berries for herbivores.

Kibble: This is the ultimate food for domestication. It consists of special recipes made with dinosaur eggs that allow you to tame creatures instantly and with maximum efficiency.

Job specialization: Each dinosaur serves a specific task. The Ankylosaurus destroys rocks and extracts tons of metal; the Doedicurus is the king of stone; the Castoroides (giant beaver) collects wood on a massive scale.

Combat and transportation: Predators like the Raptor, Carnotaurus, and Tyrannosaurus Rex are used as weapons of war. Creatures like the Pteranodon and Argentavis allow you to explore the map from the sky.

Breeding and Mutations: Two domesticated dinosaurs of the same species can have offspring. The babies inherit their parents' stats and, with luck, may develop genetic mutations that increase their power or give them unique colors. In this version (Ascended), there are also wild babies that you can adopt if you kill or drive away their protective mother.

To adopt a wild baby dinosaur, you must first eliminate or tame its parent, taking care not to harm the hatchling in the process. Once the adult is incapacitated, the baby will be frightened; simply approach it, press the interact button to claim it, and immediately place food in its inventory so it doesn't starve.

Vital needs: The player must constantly monitor their Health, Energy, Oxygen, Food, and Water bars. Walking, running, or jumping depletes food quickly.

Extreme Temperature: The island's climate is treacherous. Extreme cold causes hypothermia and forces you to eat twice as much; extreme heat causes severe dehydration. Both conditions gradually lower your health.

Shelter and clothing: Building a hut (of straw, wood, or stone) provides protection from the weather and predators. Cloth clothing keeps you cold, while animal skins provide warmth.

The Implant: The mysterious rhombus embedded in the player's left arm functions as an inventory. It stores materials and allows the player to craft tools, structures, and weapons using blueprints called Engrams.

Death and Loot: If the player dies, they respawn on the beach with nothing. Their body or backpack remains at the death site for a limited time before disappearing, allowing them to retrieve their belongings if they manage to return safely.

1:
Due to the dangers of ARK, it's critical that you build a shelter to protect yourself. You can craft basic structural components in your inventory. When building your structure, you'll want to place it in a suitable location. Consider your surroundings: how close are resources? What or who lives nearby? Are there any points of interest you'd like to keep an eye on? If you think you've found a good spot, you can start customizing your base. Sometimes, it's better to build quickly and move later when you progress further.

2:
ARK is quite large, and exploring it can take many hours. The key to traversing the vast environments is to use landmarks, such as obelisks, caves, or mountains, as well as the different biomes, and relate these to your minimap. The coast is the safest region to explore. As you venture further inland and access higher altitudes, the difficulty of the region will increase. Explore ARK thoroughly to uncover its secrets, find artifacts hidden in caves, use obelisks to challenge and defeat the ultimate life forms, and thus unravel the mysteries of ARK.

1 Domestication by dormancy:
Unconscious taming is the process of rendering a creature unconscious and feeding it to increase its affinity, thus enabling taming. Once it reaches maximum affinity, it will be successfully tamed. Hitting an unconscious creature will significantly increase its unconsciousness, preventing it from waking up. The most common tools survivors use to knock a creature unconscious are slingshots, tranquilizer arrows, tranquilizer darts, clubs, or even their fists. To keep a creature asleep, you'll want to give it Narcoberries or Narcotics. Hitting it will also prevent it from waking up, but this will affect the effectiveness of the taming, which is how powerful the creature will become once tamed. Creatures lose effectiveness the longer they take to tame, as well as the damage they sustained while unconscious.

2 Passive Domestication:
Passive taming is achieved without raising the creature's unconsciousness. The key is to feed it until its taming affinity reaches maximum. If the creature is damaged or becomes hostile during this time, it will lose affinity, and you may be forced to start over. To begin the process, simply place your desired food in your last Quick Item Slot, walk up to the creature from behind, and press the Use key to feed it. Some creatures will always be on the move, others will be approachable, and some may become aggressive if they come into direct, face-to-face contact with you. Passively tamed creatures lose effectiveness if they take longer to tame, as well as if the taming process is interrupted.

The creatures on the island can be tamed and used in multiple ways, including: transportation, hunting, personal vehicles, gathering, storage, defense, and as travel companions.

1 Inventory:
Survivors, creatures, and most structures have inventories. At the top of the inventory are two tabs: one for storing items and the other for crafting items. Below these tabs is a search bar for filtering your item search, as well as buttons to help you organize your inventory. At the bottom of the inventory, you'll see your quick access slots. You can place items there for quick access. The inventory also displays your currently equipped items, which appear in the center of the screen.

2 Experience:
Survivors and Creatures gain experience points during gameplay. When you accumulate enough experience, you level up and are awarded stat points, which you can spend to improve your survival skills. These points can be used to improve Health, Energy, Oxygen, Water, Weight, Melee Damage, Movement Speed, Strength, and Crafting Speed.

3 Engrams:
As you spend stat points, you gain engram points, which can be spent to learn how to craft new items, from a basic level to a more advanced level of technology. Each survivor has a limited number of engrams to learn, and some engrams may have prerequisites that must be met before they can be learned. Stat and engram points are permanently allocated unless you create an Amnesia Potion, which resets both stats and engrams, returning any points you've spent.