ExcessEvil

On SE, you have Plant Species V from what i remember.

Well, it's not known whether or not the species is still growing but it isn't exactly endangered as it is listed as Least Concerned. Was the only vulture i could find that looked exactly like the one in the picture as well lol

Looks like a griffon vulture (Gyps fulvus) Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Aves Order: Accipitriformes Family: Accipitridae Subfamily: Aegypiinae Genus: Gyps Species: G. fulvus

@Jat I would really like to know why there isn't an option to turn on/off PVP on the fly on the Xbox One, and if there ever will be such an option. There are more questions that should've been added and answered, but i do realize you guys are pressed for time. However it would be nice if you could try and fit some of the more serious questions and suggestions into the Q&A next time?

I know what you mean. I'd love events on the Xbone myself, but the problem with that is that every single update for the Xbone version has to go through Microsoft's QA cert. They don't have to go through all that stuff for the PC version, which makes hosting events like this on the PC a lot easier. If they were to do it for the Xbone, the events would most likely not make it on time due to Microsoft's QA cert, and that would make hosting, for example, seasonal events pointless, as Microsoft's QA is super slow. Plus, they don't even work weekends. Perhaps once all the event stuff has been ported over, we could do it, but that'll take a while i reckon. They could enable some of the event things for player hosted Xbone servers so we, the admins, can host our own events, though!

Only 800 hours? I have 1600 hours clocked on both Steam and Xbox One. I know very well what this game is an what it is about, i also know that i signed a "contract" when i bought the game on both platforms, but the thing is, i did it to support the developer, not because i wanted to play a "demo", which this game is not in it's current state. The argument is more than valid and there really isn't any other argument that can be given on the subject. If you know what early access means, you know that changes WILL happen in the game that may or may not affect you and so on. Deal with it.

You, like everyone else, signed a "contract" when you bought this game in EARLY ACCESS i.e ALPHA that you accept that the game will undergo changes along the way etc. Yes, it sucks having stuff destroyed, but that's what Alphas are for. Testing a game in development. You're not playing a DEMO of a finished product here.

You wrote, as i quoted, that the full game is already out on the Xbox One. There i no point to grasp really. The full game is not released yet. Had you on the other hand said, that the original version of the game is in game preview/early access, that would've made your point so much clearer. Bored? Far from it. You seemed to be in need of some education, and thus i thought i'd help you out a little. Survival of the Fittest is a stand alone game, so again, you are wrong. It is not a full game no, but it is a separate game from ARK: Survival Evolved. No, we are not playing the full core game as it is still very much in development. A full game means that all the base content has been added and has passed the final beta stages and been released. That is the very definition of a full (full version) game. There really isn't anything to debate about it really. I know, admitting one is wrong is not easy for a lot of people!

Here's the definition of Arrogant, for your reading pleasure. http://www.dictionary.com/browse/arrogant

I just quoted you word by word. Doesn't get more literal than that. If you didn't want anyone to misunderstand your meaning, you'd better watch what you type in turn, as to not come off as being ignorant and arrogant.

That is all i needed to know. Now to inform my server inhabitants that the map will be changed the second the mods are available on the Xbox One!

So it would seem..

Might want to browse through the pages before replying. They've already said that the Xbox One will get SotF.

No. You are wrong. We don't even have the full game on the Xbox yet, or the PC.. It's still a pre-release software, a game still in development. We'll have the full game when it releases, not before. As for the rest: SotF is a F2P stand-alone game that has nothing to do with ARK: Survival evolved's development process. A seperate team is working on SotF and PS4 has no early access/game preview program, and this is basically the only way to test any aspect of the core coding on the PS4 platform. Even if the hardware is similar on both consoles, the OS is completely different, which is the main reason i assume they need some way of testing the core mechanics on the PS4, and SotF is an easy way of doing that. If the game is delayed, that's brilliant. It gives them more time to polish the game. Personally, I'd rather wait longer for a game that'll run smoother than having a bug-ridden lag infested game that barely runs. So instead of crying, make sure to report bugs to the devs so they can squash them as fast as possible, and get a game that runs smooth on release. Crying about bugs in an Alpha or a Beta for that matter, won't help the devs, and it sure as heck won't help any of us players.

On single player and non-dedicated sessions, GG. I can't even do caves on non-dedicated sessions because as soon as we step in to the cave, we fall through the bleepin' map due to the tether system force teleporting the other players to me inside the cave. Still, no dung beetles in either non-dedi or single player. There's not even any other creatures spawning in caves in single/non-dedi sessions for that matter. Can't even pick up wild dinos in non-dedi sessions. Built a taming pen for dinos that only the Quetz can pick up only to find out that we can't even pick up wild dinos lol.

There, i fixed it for you!