With how little kibble some of the newer dinos take to tame, especially really good ones (if used properly) like Velos, it seems really strange to look back, and still see things like Brontos taking over 100, especially for the new, and objectively harder to make kibble.
It always seemed odd to me, that something that is basically a quality of life upgrade is harder (in terms of resources) than the old go-to endgame bossfight dino, the Rex.
The Giga takes the same kibble, and only 37 of it for a 150. And that is a much stronger dino. (Only 4 more than a Rex of the same level too...)
With all that in mind, I propose a full pass over the amount of kibble needed to tame each thing. Use the most powerful dinos in each tier as the baseline, and go down from there. And do away with the "Herbivore tax" of always requiring more to tame them. Them being easier to keep fed is meaningless when a 5 minute run can give you enough meat to feed a small army for a month.
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With how little kibble some of the newer dinos take to tame, especially really good ones (if used properly) like Velos, it seems really strange to look back, and still see things like Brontos taking over 100, especially for the new, and objectively harder to make kibble.
It always seemed odd to me, that something that is basically a quality of life upgrade is harder (in terms of resources) than the old go-to endgame bossfight dino, the Rex.
The Giga takes the same kibble, and only 37 of it for a 150. And that is a much stronger dino. (Only 4 more than a Rex of the same level too...)
With all that in mind, I propose a full pass over the amount of kibble needed to tame each thing. Use the most powerful dinos in each tier as the baseline, and go down from there. And do away with the "Herbivore tax" of always requiring more to tame them. Them being easier to keep fed is meaningless when a 5 minute run can give you enough meat to feed a small army for a month.
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