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#Ark survival dilo kibble update#

Kibble can be used as regular food for tamed dinos. Resources needed for taming as of v297 Using as regular food See also Egg for a list of eggs and their size. It takes 30 seconds to cook 1 kibble in a Cooking Pot. Breeding creatures is a great way to generate eggs on-demand.Ĭooking these kibbles requires a lit Cooking Pot so in addition you need fuel for the fire. When creating Kibbles in an Industrial Cooker which is hooked up to a water irrigation system, no waterskin or other water-container is necessary.įertilized eggs can also be used to make Kibble. In addition to the ingredients listed below, all kibble recipes require a Waterskin with at least 25% water in it (any other Water-container works, but will be completely used up regardless of capacity).

Follow the same instructions as when cooking with a Cooking Pot or Industrial Cooker. Learning an Engram is not necessary to create kibbles and there are no Engrams available for them, instead recipes are found throughout the world. For this reason, having as many types of kibble as possible will allow the imprinting rate to increase.

During care, they may want to be hand fed a randomly selected kibble, including any kibble that is not their species' preferred food. Kibble is also used for imprinting baby dinos. Non-favorite kibbles gives only 1/8 of the taming progress than the favorite kibbles. The food value of a Kibble depends on the Creature and the type of food.

Scorpions, Dung Beetles, Spiders, Vultures, and Karkinos only.

Speed values are outdated, just use it as a rough overview.

The order of effectiveness (in terms of taming duration) in food for taming creatures is: Argentavis can most effectively be tamed with Superior Kibble and better, but Basic, Simple, and Regular class have worse results than meat. Using the wrong kibble will take longer in the best case, but can also be only 2/3 as effective as using the creature's regular food and will instead decrease the taming effectiveness.Ĭreatures prefer at least one specific class of kibble, but accept also kibbles of a higher class, e.g. Although all Kibble types will technically work to tame all creatures, certain kibbles will work better for certain creatures. Kibble can be used as food when taming a creature. However, using a Kibble that is not preferred by the Creature is even worse than taming with Raw Meat or Berries.

In the Mobile and Nintendo Switch versions, most Creatures have a preferred egg-based Kibble that tames the Creature with the greatest taming efficiency and effectiveness.

The egg-based Kibbles are still in the game and are able to be used Additionally they are categorized into one of the 6 quality-based types.Īll Eggs (excluding insect eggs, like Araneo Egg or Moth Egg) now have a size and can be used to create a corresponding quality-based Kibble. Instead of Kibbles based on eggs, the Kibbles are replaced by quality-based types: Basic, Simple, Regular, Superior, Exceptional, and Extraordinary.

#Ark survival dilo kibble update#

The Kibble system was reworked with the ARK: Homestead update and is currently available on every platform excluding the Mobile and Nintendo Switch versions. Kibble are food items used to tame creatures more quickly and with higher affinity, allowing players to save time and end up with better stats on their tamed pet.