Dossier: Ludodactylus curiosusoculos is a very observant animal managing to track creatures, with their curious nature they are not skittish around survivors, like diplos they like to play with survivors. Wild: Ludodactylus as said generally likes to see new things some survivors have reported seeing some of them near their bases or even in their bases. A curious fact they climb walls but usually to see large theropods like a Tyranosaurus or even a Carcharodontosaurus, in fact they like to play with danger by watching large theropods or annoying other animals, but to be honest they like the presence of other pterosaurs a little , especially Tapejara and Tropeognathus, I've seen the Ludodactylus migrating together with these pterosaurs or even alone, they are very affectionate animals if you decide to attack one they will all attack you, their paternal bond is greater than that of any pterosaur I have ever seen.
I've seen some poking some survivors with their beak if you caress them they can start their taming method.
Ludodactylus has an apparent sexual dimorphism, with males having exuberant crests with bands with its back wings and picnofibers with metallic tones and the females with duller colors and with small crests with small bands on the crests and neck. Taming: Well we have two taming methods:
1⁰ Game: It's a hide and seek with him try to find him 3 times don't worry they won't hide far, usually they stay behind rocks, trees or even follow another creature bigger than him.
2⁰ Game: it's a fishery, catch and take the fish to him, usually they ask for five but depending on the level they can ask for up to 15.
Remembering the higher the level the more difficult the game will be and remember he chooses the joke and not you survivor. Tamed: He is a creature taming creature having abilities such as: Enemy detector: It works the same way as the parasaurus, only it has the imaginable reach.
Night Vision: It has the option to activate night vision at night or in dark places.
To Enable C Key or R Button on Xbox Wall Climbing: Like Desmodus and Rock Drake he also climbs walls.
Flight: In addition to flying, he can also dive like a Griffin. He also manages to stay still during the flight like Tapejara. Pressing the Space key or for Xbox
A Peck: Press Left Mouse Button or RT for Xbox to peck with 25 base damage Charged peck: Double click and press the left button or press and hold RT on Xbox, charge up to 20 to get 50 damage , if you don't charge up to 20 seconds it will give less damage. Coldown: 15 seconds.
Ludodactylus Claws: It consists of Ludodactylus catching a small creature at the maximum size of a raptor two clicks on the right mouse button or press and hold LT on the Xbox for Ludodactylus to extend its claws and thus catching the target, keep holding the key or the button aim and throw it away. 1 minute coldown.
Saddle: In his saddle under his chest he has a hook where a fishing net can be attached where, passing over the water, fish and other resources can be collected. I have seen survivors getting silica pearls or even black pearls. But if you have a tame far from your base your problems are over gather a squad of up to 12 ludos and take animals the size of a Carcharo, first put the net in your inventory press and hold the C key or press and hold the R button on Xbox to turn on the Ludodactylus, and form a bigger net. But you will need 1 more Ludodactylus to be able to guide the other Ludodactylus. Tracking: Your main ability works a bit complicated let's assume that you have a tyrannosaurus level 70 and you need another one, with Ludodactylus you mark (Aim at the chosen creature and click the Left Mouse Button or press the RT button on Xbox. ) this scent and start looking when it finds a tyrannosaurus of similar level (it will never track a creature with a lower level than yours, and it rarely happens to find a creature with a much higher level than yours, but it can happen. With each tyrannosaurus encountered, its scent becomes sharper, thus enhancing the encounter with a maximum level. ) it will indicate the direction where the creature is and when you get too close to it it will begin to beat the beak the closer the more intense the beat will be bigger. The tracking distance is maximum 35km so in an area of 35km you can find the tracked creature, equivalent to structures if you want to track traps or explosives go to behaviors and put in structure tracking mode he can also track targets, being able to mark some creature, survivor or even structure. Depending on what you feed it it can receive a buff
Raw Prime Fish Meat: Increases tracking area to 10km for 5 minutes
AnglerGel: Improves your night vision and surrounds in green the target for 3 minutes
Beer: Makes Ludodactylus faster and with more stamina for 5 minutes Biotoxin: Increases combat damage by 15% and gives the burn effect on the opponent. Every 10 attacks you spend 1 biotoxin
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Dossier: Ludodactylus curiosusoculos is a very observant animal managing to track creatures, with their curious nature they are not skittish around survivors, like diplos they like to play with survivors. Wild: Ludodactylus as said generally likes to see new things some survivors have reported seeing some of them near their bases or even in their bases. A curious fact they climb walls but usually to see large theropods like a Tyranosaurus or even a Carcharodontosaurus, in fact they like to play with danger by watching large theropods or annoying other animals, but to be honest they like the presence of other pterosaurs a little , especially Tapejara and Tropeognathus, I've seen the Ludodactylus migrating together with these pterosaurs or even alone, they are very affectionate animals if you decide to attack one they will all attack you, their paternal bond is greater than that of any pterosaur I have ever seen.
I've seen some poking some survivors with their beak if you caress them they can start their taming method.
Ludodactylus has an apparent sexual dimorphism, with males having exuberant crests with bands with its back wings and picnofibers with metallic tones and the females with duller colors and with small crests with small bands on the crests and neck. Taming: Well we have two taming methods:
1⁰ Game: It's a hide and seek with him try to find him 3 times don't worry they won't hide far, usually they stay behind rocks, trees or even follow another creature bigger than him.
2⁰ Game: it's a fishery, catch and take the fish to him, usually they ask for five but depending on the level they can ask for up to 15.
Remembering the higher the level the more difficult the game will be and remember he chooses the joke and not you survivor. Tamed: He is a creature taming creature having abilities such as: Enemy detector: It works the same way as the parasaurus, only it has the imaginable reach.
Night Vision: It has the option to activate night vision at night or in dark places.
To Enable C Key or R Button on Xbox Wall Climbing: Like Desmodus and Rock Drake he also climbs walls.
Flight: In addition to flying, he can also dive like a Griffin. He also manages to stay still during the flight like Tapejara. Pressing the Space key or for Xbox
A Peck: Press Left Mouse Button or RT for Xbox to peck with 25 base damage Charged peck: Double click and press the left button or press and hold RT on Xbox, charge up to 20 to get 50 damage , if you don't charge up to 20 seconds it will give less damage. Coldown: 15 seconds.
Ludodactylus Claws: It consists of Ludodactylus catching a small creature at the maximum size of a raptor two clicks on the right mouse button or press and hold LT on the Xbox for Ludodactylus to extend its claws and thus catching the target, keep holding the key or the button aim and throw it away. 1 minute coldown.
Saddle: In his saddle under his chest he has a hook where a fishing net can be attached where, passing over the water, fish and other resources can be collected. I have seen survivors getting silica pearls or even black pearls. But if you have a tame far from your base your problems are over gather a squad of up to 12 ludos and take animals the size of a Carcharo, first put the net in your inventory press and hold the C key or press and hold the R button on Xbox to turn on the Ludodactylus, and form a bigger net. But you will need 1 more Ludodactylus to be able to guide the other Ludodactylus. Tracking: Your main ability works a bit complicated let's assume that you have a tyrannosaurus level 70 and you need another one, with Ludodactylus you mark (Aim at the chosen creature and click the Left Mouse Button or press the RT button on Xbox. ) this scent and start looking when it finds a tyrannosaurus of similar level (it will never track a creature with a lower level than yours, and it rarely happens to find a creature with a much higher level than yours, but it can happen. With each tyrannosaurus encountered, its scent becomes sharper, thus enhancing the encounter with a maximum level. ) it will indicate the direction where the creature is and when you get too close to it it will begin to beat the beak the closer the more intense the beat will be bigger. The tracking distance is maximum 35km so in an area of 35km you can find the tracked creature, equivalent to structures if you want to track traps or explosives go to behaviors and put in structure tracking mode he can also track targets, being able to mark some creature, survivor or even structure. Depending on what you feed it it can receive a buff
Raw Prime Fish Meat: Increases tracking area to 10km for 5 minutes
AnglerGel: Improves your night vision and surrounds in green the target for 3 minutes
Beer: Makes Ludodactylus faster and with more stamina for 5 minutes Biotoxin: Increases combat damage by 15% and gives the burn effect on the opponent. Every 10 attacks you spend 1 biotoxin
I'll probably be posting the arts I'm going to do.
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