Chororapithecus is an extinct great ape from the Afar region of Ethiopia roughly 8 million years ago during the Late Miocene, comprising one species, C. abyssinicus. It is known from 9 isolated teeth discovered in a 2005–2007 survey of the Chorora Formation.
In the game, it appears as an ancient gorilla about the size of a Tyrannosaurus, acting in a pack of five.
They always act in packs, and the one with the highest level becomes the leader, and always receives pack buffs.
In addition, the leader can "drum" the chest like a drum, giving the entire pack a buff with the same effect as Yutyrannus.
This gorilla is neutral and normally docile, but when attacked by a player or other creature, with the pack buff applied, after the leader "drums" the entire pack buffs, The whole group will fight back at once.
Also, you can carry rocks that are generated in ARKs, and you can throw them to attack.
This rock-throwing attack has the same offensive power as Giganotosaurus, and if hit, it has a stun effect that stuns even large creatures such as Brontosaurus, and at the same time, it immediately puts large creatures such as Brontosaurus into a coma. I can.
Well, if you're a player, you'll definitely die instantly.
Taming method
In fact, there is a child Chororapithecus in the herd, and the child must be given the Sweet Vegetable Cake by hand.
However, if you try to get close to the child, the adult Chororapithecus in the surrounding group will attack all at once, so you need to kill all but the child.
If it's just kids, hand them Sweet Vegetable Cake and then tame them.
After being tamed, they are still in a child's state, so they need to be raised by an adult.
Luckily, they are omnivores, so they eat anything from berries to meat.
After taming
Can be ridden without a saddle, forms a herd with two or more animals, generates a herd buff, and a higher-level individual becomes the leader, and the leader performs "drumming", beating its chest like a drum. By doing so, you can give the entire herd a buff with the same effect as Yutyrannus.
Also, just like in the wild, you can carry rocks that are generated, and you can throw them to attack. As for rocks, you can move them to a different location in addition to throwing rocks, so you can carry rocks to a safe location.
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Chororapithecus is an extinct great ape from the Afar region of Ethiopia roughly 8 million years ago during the Late Miocene, comprising one species, C. abyssinicus. It is known from 9 isolated teeth discovered in a 2005–2007 survey of the Chorora Formation.
In the game, it appears as an ancient gorilla about the size of a Tyrannosaurus, acting in a pack of five.
They always act in packs, and the one with the highest level becomes the leader, and always receives pack buffs.
In addition, the leader can "drum" the chest like a drum, giving the entire pack a buff with the same effect as Yutyrannus.
This gorilla is neutral and normally docile, but when attacked by a player or other creature, with the pack buff applied, after the leader "drums" the entire pack buffs, The whole group will fight back at once.
Also, you can carry rocks that are generated in ARKs, and you can throw them to attack.
This rock-throwing attack has the same offensive power as Giganotosaurus, and if hit, it has a stun effect that stuns even large creatures such as Brontosaurus, and at the same time, it immediately puts large creatures such as Brontosaurus into a coma. I can.
Well, if you're a player, you'll definitely die instantly.
Taming method
In fact, there is a child Chororapithecus in the herd, and the child must be given the Sweet Vegetable Cake by hand.
However, if you try to get close to the child, the adult Chororapithecus in the surrounding group will attack all at once, so you need to kill all but the child.
If it's just kids, hand them Sweet Vegetable Cake and then tame them.
After being tamed, they are still in a child's state, so they need to be raised by an adult.
Luckily, they are omnivores, so they eat anything from berries to meat.
After taming
Can be ridden without a saddle, forms a herd with two or more animals, generates a herd buff, and a higher-level individual becomes the leader, and the leader performs "drumming", beating its chest like a drum. By doing so, you can give the entire herd a buff with the same effect as Yutyrannus.
Also, just like in the wild, you can carry rocks that are generated, and you can throw them to attack. As for rocks, you can move them to a different location in addition to throwing rocks, so you can carry rocks to a safe location.
By the way, you can also take it to boss battles.
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