TOP 3 Creatures For EVERY RESOURCE in Ark Survival Ascended!!!
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10 NEW THINGS IN ARK SURVIVAL ASCENDED, ASA Things you didn't notice! My PC Build:
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you actually got the carcha's name right
Which is shocking
Spelled car caro dont a saurus
but not the moschops though. NOBODY gets the moschops right. it comes from mosch (calf) ops (head), so it is moskops
Don't forget that the Pelagornis also has weight reduction for Organic Polymer. Weight reduction of 80%, Very useful for flying out, grabbing a bird full, and brining it home safely and quickly.
Imo best way to get polymer is to tame to penguins bread up a small colony and gather a bunch of eggs with an ovi, and when I need polymer I hatch a bunch and kill them with and use a ascended bat
Male Megaloceros deserves an honorable mention for thatch as they are the fastest and most efficient time wise compared to the other 3 larger slow creatures. I have one named Jim and he’s the best at gathering a lot of thatch quickly
And therizino’s delicate attack on cattails for rare flowers should be mentioned for sure.
The Dung Beetle produces a bigger amount of oil passively then the Basilosaurus and it doesn't spoil because its black oil. Not the purple-ish. I recommend him more because He is easy to tame and get and has a Double use with the fertilizer it produces.
They are genderless also it's 2024...
@@oBuLLzEyEo1013 then name it, IT. And i know the years you didn't have to Tell me Gen Alpha Kid. I don't gender because i am a thirty years old Men. And i am in knowledge that there are two biological Markers that make you a Man or Woman. You can decide to have a pipi or a plum If you want. Thats fine. But in science you are either Man or Woman. No Matter what genitals or other bodymarkers you have.
So let me spell it my way. Thats known as acceptance and tolerance. :*
i love dung beetles. i have one named Dobby (we used harry potter names for ouir tames)
@@sarahholdcroft5053 I wonder if anyone every had a Dung beetle as their Patronus...? 😅
@@oBuLLzEyEo1013 i love my dung beetles so much, After naming Dobby, I actually gave him some cloth boots so now his name is Dobby is Free :D lol
It's worth remembering that the actual gathering efficiency is just one factor to consider. Depending on how you plan to harvest, Other stats like melee damage, stamina and carry weight are just as relevant. Yes, beavers may be the most efficient but they won't ever level as much in weight as a mammoth so can bring home less. Also their torp drain is so high that getting a good one is a real challenge whereas mammoths are comparatively easier. You can even use beavers like doedis with an argy, or whistle attack trees to harvest before you can craft a saddle. Still, my first wood and thatch harvester is always a stego. Easy tame and super handy. Pelagornis and bears are good for poly but both are sketchy to take into the cold zone whereas your carc will shred through the whole north zone and come back with much more poly in a shorter period of time and not care if theres a yuti, purlovia or wolfpack nearby. Point is that don't just go by harvesting effectiveness as the only factor.
My current go to source of wood is a bronto on Herbivore Island, its carry weight is just so high, especially if i craft my final wood products while riding it to constantly compact it. Just throw out all the junk berries and thatch.
And if i specifically needed wood it still can fit the most total wood to carry back to base.
Trees are everywhere so its not like harvest efficiency matters that much. My therizino harvests 1 tree for wood and can nolonger walk, and in singleplayer its annoying to get a pack dino to follow and transfer wood between them. I would rather just ride 1 dino capable of carrying more wood even if i need to harvest more trees.
Mammoth has completely resolved any wood issues for me and I have an ascended saddle and he was easy to kibble tame using my moschops farm and I'm doing this all as a solo on pvp on 1x rates as I'm not playing small tribes.
For stone, the doedicurus may be the "best" on land, however, the dunkleostus is 1000% the best tame for stone hands down. My server is a 2x server, and easily get 50k stone in a matter of minutes.
Ooh some new ones i didn't know about! I love your videos! Straight to the point, no nonsense!! Yesssssssss!
Some trivia notes: 1. the megaloceros is actually a fun way to gather lots of thatch. Just go riding and jumping through the forest hitting attack. The AOE radius is big enough to hit multiple trees at once, and thatch is light enough that a good elk can collect a bunch before needing to offload it.
2. Not sure about ASA, but in ASE the saber gets lots of hide (even per its journal entry). And it's also fun to ride as it can speed-jump, and when jumping it changes direction instantly to where the camera is pointed. So in early game you can go tearing around beaches committing dilocide (always gratifying) and culling anything else low level and getting tons of hide for it.
3. The beelzebufo is able to get black pearls from euryptids (sea scorpions) and also chitin, oil and meat. This is really useful early game on ASE Ragnarok as you can go farm Viking Bay with a frog the moment you get tranq arrows and build up usable amounts of these resources right off. (and you can hit the pearl tunnel while you're there for silica pearls).
that was really interesting. I know the theri gets insane amounts of wood in the swamp areas, but did not know about the diplocaulus and pearls from trilobites. i used my chainsaw which got insane amounts of pearls from trilobites :D
12:03 - So this is probably something new with ASA, but it seems that putting Archaeopteryx near Tree Taps speeds up the production of the taps themselves. Although I haven't tested it fully.
What I did do however, is cage a Archaeopteryx & set it to wander inside the cage on a tree platform /w Tree taps. The tree taps produce sap a lot faster than my other 2 tree platforms that don't have an Archaeopterx on/near them.
thats cool, but only 20 saps per tap is annoying....
@@LosSantosUrielsit's a weight based thing afaik
@@LosSantosUriels It was increased to 30.
Great information. Would love to see chapters added to to videos like this going forward.
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I feel like you overlooked the stego for wood, As an old school player this one was a surprise to me recently, but they are amazing wood gatheres, if you put them in the right mode (forget if its heavy def or atk)
Its the defensive mode (plates all the way up).
Also i like brontos for wood because of their super high carry weight, and the fact you can just chuck out all the berries and thatch you don't need. (Especially if you are after something like wood ceilings that you can craft in bulk while riding it.)
Thanks for the info. If you have time, would love a video on best soakers.
Thank you, Teach, for your great ASA videos.
never give up the rocketiddies
Solo for wood, I take a ticklechicken with its heavy harvesting boosted and have a weight mammoth on follow for the weight reduction, does well in a loner situation.
btw leaving your dinos on wonder also works pretty good for auto resource gather
Thanks for the knowledge
Bro, you are so much deserving of respect for straight up making decent and useful videos adults can actually enjoy and relate to watching. Thank you for that. 🕊️
I also love a bear for fiber as well. An a male deer ( I can never remember how to spell some names ) for thatch is good as well.
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Good info !!
Oh I love using my moschops for gathering fiber!
Doeds can also gather metal in ASA. Didn't believe the Dododex when it said they could, tried it and definitely had metal in my Doed!
I have never had the Doed gather metal for me. Is this a new feature for ASA? I often take them to hit metal rocks as they give more stone than normal rocks but I've never had them return metal to me.
@@MrMagyar5 Yeah it's a new thing in ASA, before they would ONLY gather stone but they now gather the same amount as before on top of harvesting a little bit of metal.
Same goes for obsidian and crystal too
Dung beetles are also good for oil because they passively generate it when they make fertiliser
Oil with the dungbettle too!
If there are a lot of close together trees then trike is great for thatch too when its charging through them
Dung Beetle produces oil too it's pretty good and it's in your base.
Theri is a polyvalent dino one of my favorite
I dont know if its the same on asa to ase but otters used to attack while on your shoulder too you also forgot to mention that dire bear can harvest loads of organic Polly from bee hives and doesn’t agro the bees
Btw the therie is 100 percent the best Hyde gather if you use its c ability it gathers hide only form corpses and with buff to delicate harvesting it gets even more
Found this out recently and was going to comment the same thing. Works amazing with a Ovis farm.
You forgot to mention berries, mushrooms and flowers. Also when mentioning stone, you forgot to include the Dunkleostes again, as they actually grab a lot more stone than they do metal for the ocean rocks. As the majority rocks down there aren't actually metal nodes, just rocks. And like with using a pickaxe on a normal rock you have a chance of getting metal from it as well.
River rocks are pretty good for metal. River near carno island has a lot deep enough for dunkleosteus
@@b4yn Yeah, they are a good source of metal, but they aren't specifically metal nodes. So a dunkleo will still get mostly stone from the river rocks, but also a good amount of metal.
I now gather almost all of my stone using the Dunky and some metal to boot.
I always wondered what gave the most hide. thanks for the info.
You bet!
@@TeachersGameToo i thought theri using the "beak" attack was the best for hide (and you can lvl delicate harvesting on it for more)
I was hoping one would be good at flint, guess that is more of a pickaxe kinda thing huh
The mammoth is better because of the stomp attack it has. A lot of people forget about this but the stomp gives more wood per tree then anything else, besides chainsaw when it comes out. With the Mammoth's higher base weight and well bread Mammoth verus a well bread Castoroides the Mammoth will will.
I always see ppl argue for mammoth a beaver can be carried by argie and that alone I think makes it way better it's also much smaller but if you play without mods or cryos getting a mammoth back to your base could be a huge job you could carry it with other things but if you have that end game stuff wood probably isn't a issue anymore
Get saddles ready and tame a male and female at the same time so you get mate boost protection. I would go up to the north boundaries with a bunch of cheap rexes as backup. No need for end game stuff. Yes I agree the beaver is super handy but very fiddly when carried and will only harvest to half it's carry weight so you have to consider do you level weight or melee damage. I'm not arguing that beavers are no good, just that mammoths aren't that hard to get if you go about it the right way. Also waaay easier to tame than beavers with their torp drain rate.
Early game wood i get from Herbie Island. Use the cliff to tame a bronto, and then the bronto has insane carry weight for wood. Just throw out all the junk you don't want periodically.
Additionally you can bring crafting materials and use the thatch and wood as you harvest it to get bulk crafting of stuff like wooden structure blocks done and lowering the weight of the wood.
Harvesting efficiency of wood doesn't matter, the island os covered in forests and trees respawn pretty quickly. Just mow down more trees.
You can either move the bronto off of Herbivore Island to harvest near your base, or leave it on the safe island and use a raft to move the wood/wood products to your base. (Maybe I'm just lucky but i have yet to see a leeds in my playthrough so rafting seems safe enough)
Hello,if you set Gigantopithecus on wondering will gather fiber from bushes alone.
The beetle ufo can gather chitin and cementing paste by eating bugs too
Casteroides and Doedicurus can both be carried(Argi) to auto harvest wood or stone
You're not wrong about the utility of the moschops. They're my start of game go to for berries and chitin. I use a few mods (only play single player), one of which is a stacking/weight reduction mod. I can go into the starter cave with a moschops that has been handily leveled by a couple of the nearby explorer notes (there are four in close proximity in the Stonehenge area), dealing 600 points of damage (again, using single player settings) and come out with around 150k chitin. The lack of a saddle makes careful breeding and imprinting a must, and you can never count of them to back you up if you get knocked off them, by say a sarco, but once you're done with the cave, you've gained enough harvesting points to nearly put a theri to shame when it comes to harvesting rare flowers and mushrooms.
Super early in game (ASE) we would use trikes to kill the cave critters as the don't harvest the bodies and the moschops to clear up the chitin after.
@@ZTTINGS The advantage in using the moschops in combat in that, being omnivores, you can force feed them meet if they get too badly hurt. In ASE, use some of the nearby explorer notes to boost their experience (I usually start around Stonehenge), and spend some time harvesting bushes for berries etc, taking out anything they can. By the time I go into the starter cave, they have 5-10k health and can do 500-600 damage, using the typical single player settings.
imo therizino is still better than beaver for wood solo as the theri is much faster movement speed so less time to run to each tree. Time is money
Dire wolf does ok for chitin in caves as well and get pack bonus.
In late gaming on ase a Strider is hands down the best resources gather
The dunki is also a good stone farmer
One of the best for thatch is the male deer.
It's nice because it doesn't gather berries, just thatch and a little wood. That's how it was on ASE at least. Even though other dinos might gather more thatch per tree I think it's more efficient because you don't have to stop and drop berries plus it's fast.
@@chrisjones6002 ain’t nobody walking a bronto around getting thatch. 😂 Not sure why that tame was mentioned in the video.
@@austinn5877 I think I've only tamed one or two brontos all the years I've played Ark. Maybe it's because I mostly play single player but I never found much use for them.
Any video including diplocaulus deserve an updoot. 😄
Therizini is actually the ebest, as your melee double stacks with your special harvest. Their melee also scales MUCH higher than a Moschops in the later game, adding even more to both your specs.
Dunky also harvests more underwater as Underwater metal nodes yield more, theyre also ALOT faster than Ankys.
Doedic is also better for harvesting stone.
A theri harvest more Chitin when leveled than the other two, a mega still beats it, but Theri is second.
I gave up after this, way to many missinformations here.
Tames really make a huge difference
Dunks can gather stone as well.
Curious, on the wood gathering, where do the thorny dragons fall? They seemed about the same as the castro, maybe a little better weight and movement ability
No thorny on asa
Thorny dragon is released on ASA now lol with SE
What about the frog for chitin?
And i would make an arguement for megatherium on fastest fiber gathering
Frog does cementing paste aswell if you eat bugs with it
At least on my single player game, my mosschops does a highly respectable job getting chitin from trilobites on the shore.
I only farm trilos for pearls tbh lol
You forgot to mention the dung Beatle for passive oil.
You forgot the beelzebufo for chitin as well, I believe in either the redwoods cave or the swamp cave they do pretty amazing for chitin and cement paste.
Swamp cave has alot of bugs
Redwoods cave is the swamp cave
Regarding fibre, the best way is to gather from the sea. Massive amounts and super quick. You're guaranteed 1k fibre within 1 min.
I think ya forgot that the dunkelosteous is also a huge stone gatherer.
I’m gunna need one of these videos for every map when they release. You are doing gods work for new and returning players
Which god wants him to do this work with a video game?
Lord dodo
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Little known fact, gigantopithecus can also harvest corpses with the squat attack.
Dunkle gets a Lil less stone per hit, but he also gets metal and he has much higher weight I san swim in get 1500 metal and 18k stone in 7 to 10 min
What was the sap dino? I honestly don’t know most of them by name only looks
Dunkle is best stone gatherer change my mind, he didnt even get a mention.
Nice video, but you forgot about fish meat
You forgot the male moose for Thatch. It gets almost as much as a bronto.
Dung beetles are pretty good for oil xD
The Dunkleosteus also gethers a ton of stone
great vid,, however my only issue[more of an annoyance and not with you] as that these so called gatherers also gather berries, something i wish you could turn off like victims collection as it hinders the gathering process, yes I know you can empty out the inventory of berries but IMO that wastes time.
Hoi amigo, what about pelt? Can you find that out? Many thanks
You forget that the dunky gets a half weight and can carry more than both anky and doed
I GYATT to get this game 😍
Megatherium is freakin amazing for fiber as well, imo the best, takes 5 mins or so to get 60k fiber on official
Moschops gets way more chitin if you each leeches
What about the mantis? It gathers heckalot of metal, flint, and crystal
You do get 100k subs. (I’m from the future)
Anky not auto harvesting on ASA. S variant will but not the vanilla anky.
Best way to passively get oil and fertilizer is dung beetle.
2:05 metal , 7:00 stone and 9:40 oil dunkleusteus for my its number 1° farmer
What’s ur pc spects?
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dunk is the best stone farmer in the game by far at least for solo due to high weight fast hit speed and abundant stone nodes in the ocean
can't the gigantopithecus also cather metal? i mean you can equip a pick on it, can't you?
well, it is not worth doing it like that, but i guess technically it's possible :b
Did he just leave Beelzebufo out of chitan gathering entirely? They may not be the absolute best, but still an honerable mention AND they gather cementing paste as well.
Shoutout to dung beetle for being #1 oil gatherer
Isn't the frog the best chitin collector from bugs?
You forgot was bout the dunky for stone
She got the yams
Doed gets metal when hitting an obsidian node.
Can someone give me tips for finding a dunky i want one so bad and ill take like any level i just haven't seen one i did 3 laps around the island doing a dino wipe and then do like 3 more and never seeing a single one like i seen like 4 lilploridon and a million pleasies and moasas and eels pls help
i think that organic polymer best gatherer is moschop, you just have to put him on neutral and you have to kill the penguins while he harvest them
I prefer Pelagornis
Pelagornis for me much more efficient
I love moschop but it's a bit clunky, I'm gonna try pela and see how it is
@massakerhd373 *its about who will harverst more polymore and moschop wins by far
I think you missed the Megaloceros for thatch
Best dinos to convert material into other material?
mammoth is better than the beaver because it has 75% reduced carry for wood, making each farming round much more efficient if youre not doing that raft in swamp tactic
The Theri is a WAY better fiber farmer, as it can black cap, the giganto can't, at least I havent seen one with weight high enough
Just my opinion but id. Say a mammoth would be better than a bever for solo just becuse they have the weight reduction they can Cary more over all so u can go for longer log runs
Damn…..thiccness! 😂😂
No dung beetle for oil?