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Flying and cheats glitch? Hey guys, so I just got into playing ark in the xbox1. Had an issue so tried using a cheat to fix it, I'm on single player, Ragnarok and only one cheat will work: Kill. Anytime I put in a cheat and hit enter it never shows up. The admin bar still says kill and is outlined in yellow. Also, when I tame a flyer of some kind and put a saddle on it, it still shows me standing rather than sitting in the saddle. Tamed it, didn't use a cheat since I can't. I've deleted the save and restarted, but kept the character. Admin logging is checked. Any advice? I've googled everything I can think of. Any advice and help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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CrossPlay Flying Issue I realize a lot of people have created topics and made comments on the flying issues from Genesis but this one does not seem to fit any of the current topics. I run an unofficial Nitrado Xbox Ark server with a Genesis map loaded on it. I play from my PC via Windows 10. I have three other members that play from their Xboxes. I have set the bForceCanRideFliers=true and restarted the server. I am STILL unable to use any flyers. I have also turned on the ability to use Tek suits but I still can't use my Tek suit either.
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CrossPlay Flying Issue I realize a lot of people have created topics and made comments on the flying issues from Genesis but this one does not seem to fit any of the current topics. I run an unofficial Nitrado Xbox Ark server with a Genesis map loaded on it. I play from my PC via Windows 10. I have three other members that play from their Xboxes. I have set the bForceCanRideFliers=true and restarted the server. I am STILL unable to use any flyers. I have also turned on the ability to use Tek suits but I still can't use my Tek suit either. Thoughts?
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So I play on the Xbox and I usually just get on a local non-dedicated server with my friends. However, every time I’m on I always get dragged off cliffs or I’m trying to tame a Dino and the host is wandering. I understand the reason the tether distance is in place but there should still be an adjustable slider so we can keep our ping and tether distance regulated. Also, I thought I would mention that in this server we have if you barely hit a rock or do a tiny fall you take so much damage. We have over 1000HP and it’s just ubsrurd dying from the smallest falls. Anyone have suggestions?
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I have a small issue. So I recently started playing Ark, and I don't know everything yet. Today I made a saddle for my pteranodon (which was quite a victory) and to my discovery, everytime I mounted her, I couldn't move. All I could do was land and take off, but I was stuck in one spot and unable to go anywhere. Why is this happening? Is this a glitch? I just wanna fly my pteranodon!
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Please fix the mana's poop problem. There is a problem with mana's after flying/jumping for a while and draining stamina when landed it keeps pooping for a good 2mins and is unreliable for fighting because of this, Is there any way to fix this or just something to do with the mana, It has no food so not sure how it can poop too, strange question guys sorry but hope someone can help.
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flying dinos maybe a setting that allows specific leveling for the speed stat on flyers, allowing people to choose whether or not they want flying dino speed stats to be leveled, giving people who play on singleplayer worlds the option to change it, or server admin/owners to choose if they'll allow it for their server
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A high tier herbivore flyer I've been playing Ark since early access and recently I've been thinking that the game could really use a flying dino that is a herbivore and on the same tier as some of the other dinos that have to be raised from an egg. Maybe one that only eats seeds or something, it would give a use to the iguanadon in lategame play or maybe something like rare flowers or both even. I know that Pixark has the fairy drake, or whatever it's called that's a herbivore last time I checked, which was a very long time ago so I may be wrong. While it would be cool to get on ark I'm not sure if it's on theme. (Although the theme of ark is kinda going off the rails a bit imo.) Maybe a pegasus, although that isn't really...ok nvm they have unicorns in the game so it's not that out there. I was really hoping for a more grounded, less fantastic flyer that has to be raised similar to the wyvern or rock drake. Hell it could even be like a meat eater that only eats plants like irl pandas. I don't know what posting this will accomplish I've just been craving something different yet similar and the deinonychus just doesn't do it for me. This is a bit of a ramble but I just wanted to get my thoughts out there I copied this from my steam forum post because there was a post saying the devs don't really touch the steam forums these days.
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Dung Beetle TLC Hello! I think the Dung Beetle needs a TLC pass. To make it more realistic, it should be able to fly like its real life counterpart. And also it should definitely be breedable. Since real life dung beetles form a dung ball and lay their eggs in it, breeding should be possible by putting feces into the beetle's inventory and then making two beetles mate. After that, the beetle with the feces should form a ball and lay an egg into it. The egg should then hatch into a larva that eats its dung ball, so survivors wouldn't even need to feed it. It should then turn into a cocoon and after half an hour it should hatch into a Dung Beetle. I think it would be nice to have a rework of insects and invertebrates in general!
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put the option to give points to the speed of the Flying Dinos and that some official servers pve are x4 the tame
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From the album: Dossiers
Common Name: Argentavis Species: Argentavis atrocollum Time: Late Miocene Diet: Carrion-Feeder Temperament: Short-Tempered Wild: Lording over the skies across the island, Argentavis atrocollum has few aerial rivals. It is a small consolation for the island's other avian Creatures, then, that Argentavis seems to have little interest in anything alive. Although they are not interested in many animals, Argentavis will attack any human within sight making them an aerial threat to many humans with basic equipment. Quite apart from what I would have guessed, Argentavis does not have the stooped neck typical of modern buzzards and vultures. It is unknown if it adapted this stronger neck to deal with predators on the island, or if its lineage comes from before the stooped neck became common in carrion-eating birds. Domesticated: Argentavis is actually slower than the far more common Pteranodon, but it has significantly more Stamina, and can sustain flight for approximately three times as long. This makes them the best Creatures on the island for traveling or hauling cargo over long distances. -
From the album: Dossiers
Common Name: Dimorphodon Species: Dimorphodon equesica Time: Early Jurassic Diet: Carnivore Temperament: Reactive Wild: Dimorphodon Equesica is another of the island's Jekyll-and-Hyde creatures. It is normally passive, sometimes even friendly. When provoked, it becomes very aggressive, even against larger creatures it has no business fighting... often to its own fatal end. Dimorphodon can make short work of smaller opponents, however, due to its large (but lightweight) skull and teeth. Barely a meter tall, Dimorphodon should be low on the food chain, but its incredible speed and surprisingly strong bite makes it fairly dangerous, especially en masse as they tend to attack in groups. A flock of angry or hungry Dimorphodon can take down prey several times their size, so survivors should take care not to hunt near where a flock is gathered. Domesticated: Dimorphodon is one of the creatures on the island that is easily domesticated for companionship. But its use in combat is also quite clear: it will hunt in large groups to seek out enemy dino riders directly, harassing them to no end—regardless of the might of the mount upon they may be astride! -
From the album: Dossiers
Common Name: Ichthyornis Species: Ichthyornis piscoquus Time: Late Cretaceous Diet: Piscivore Temperament: Skittish Wild: Among the most vocal creatures on the island, Ichthyornis Piscoquus is actually a relatively normal seagull. Living near the beaches, it primarily eats fish, and its distinctive cries can be heard echoing over literally every beach across the island. As you might expect from a seagull, Ichthyornis will flee at the slightest provocation. Ichthyornis is an excellent fish hunter, often catching and killing small-to-medium fish in one attack. Its primary method of predation is to dive into the top layers of water and impale or bite its prey. When looking for fish,Ichthyornis will often just fly in circles over the water and wait for its next opportunity to dine. Domesticated: Ichthyornis surprised me by being a very loyal and social creature, once tamed. It likes to ride on its owner's shoulder, and bring that person treats (in the form of fish, of course) which its beak-grip enhances with extra healing vitamins. The personality of Ichthyornis reminds me of a housecat hauling a dead lizard back to its family, except bringing extra-healthy fish instead. -
From the album: Dossiers
Common Name: Bat Species: Onychonycteris specuncola Time: Eocene Diet: Omnivore Temperament: Aggressive Wild: Onychonycteris specuncola is one of the few omnivores I've seen on the island. They seem to live primarily off the mushrooms and moss within the caves, but they attack almost any non-insect on sight. They avoid Titanoboa whenever possible which leads me to believe the snake to be a natural predator of Onychonycteris. While flying in the dark caves would be difficult for any creature, Onychonycteris ability to use echolocation has allowed it to adapt perfectly. It can be found idly flying around the caves as often as it can be found hanging from bits of the cave ceilings. Domesticated: Not large enough to be used as mounts, and not strong enough to carry much, Onychonycteris still works well as a guard animal. Whether protecting a vacant home, or members of a tribe, their relatively vicious nature has its uses. -
From the album: Dossiers
Common Name: Quetzal Species: Quetzalcoatlus conchapicem Time: Late Cretaceous Period Diet: Carnivore Temperament: Skittish Wild: Quetzalcoatlus is one of the largest avians on the island. It shares a similar silhouette with the Pteranodon, and nests near the absolute highest peaks. Upon closer inspection, though, Quetzalcoatlus is an enormous creature of tremendous power. I find it strange that such a large, imposing beast would be so skittish. Unlike other creatures of its size, it is more likely to flee than fight. I suppose the decision to flee from any trouble keeps the species alive on an island with so many dangerous predators. But then how does it eat enough to sustain its massive size? Domesticated: Tamed Quetzalcoatlus have a very specific role on the island. Too slow to be an efficient local transport, and too weak to be an effective warbird, the tribes I have encountered tend to employ it as a mass carrier.Quetzalcoatlus is primarily used by these masters of the skies to safely carry vast quantities of supplies, creatures and human cargo from one base to another without tiring. -
From the album: Dossiers
Common Name: Pteranodon Species: Pteranodon wyvernus Time: Late Cretaceous Diet: Carnivore Temperament: Skittish Wild: Pteranodon wyvernus is a large pterosaur, capable of flying for incredibly long periods. While others I've seen on the island still call it a Pterodactyl, this is inaccurate. The Pteranodon seems to be one of the least aberrant Reptile on the island. Pteranodon wyvernus mostly feeds itself by eating the small fish around the island, but they can also be found scavenging any number of dead animals. Because of this they are one of the most common Creatures on the island. Domesticated: I don't know how they did it, but I once saw a trio of Pteranodons with riders on them. This must be the fastest way to get around the island, but it can't provide any measure of safety or secrecy.
