I know it's a big gap, but I'd go with 600. If you do plan on taming it, you'll need a couple stacks of meat ready and on your trike (so they take longer to spoil) and about 300-600. If it's 10 or under, you can choose to tame it. If it's 10 or over, for your lvl, I think it'd be best to kill it. When the spino is down, you can check on it's level to choose to tame or kill it. Make them all into arrows and shoot at the spino from a distance (preferably a cliff because spinos are great at climbing). If you get about 50, that should be enough. Get enough narcoberries and spoiled meat to make narcotics. Originally posted by Blaizer:Brian, the best thing to do would be to get a primative bow and have enough mats on you to repair it. Then pump nothing but melee for the rest of it's life untill about 1000% (and it might not ever get that high). After you kill them and get to 2000 health, you'll want to up stamina to 1000. Then you should be good to kill the other spinos. You'll probably want to up health untill it's about 1700-2000. Just make sure and lvl it up a little before you do so, otherwise it could die. 800 is overkill) Although it will take a while to get the narcs and to tame it, once tamed, you can kill all the other spinos with it. (600 is deffinately enough for a low lvl.
If you want to be super safe (so you don't have to collect narcs mid-tame, I'd get about 800. It may also be a reference to the ray genus Mobula.Brian, the best thing to do would be to get a primative bow and have enough mats on you to repair it. The species name mobula may refer to the prehistoric ray Paramobula, which was initially believed to be a member of the Manta family.Despite the dossier saying it eats plankton, they will kill and eat animals (and players) that wander into their waters from land.The Dossier mentions "A quick jab through the heart." This might be a reference to Australian wildlife expert, television personality, and conservationist Steve Irwin (nicknamed "The Crocodile Hunter"), who died when a stingray barb pierced his chest.Real-life Mantas are gentle giants which lack stingers.There is no known way to 'flip' them the right way. They can be tamed and ridden upside down. At release, some Manta spawn upside down or even sideways.Despite the dossier saying the Manta can be ridden bareback, it has a saddle.Among fish, Mantas have the largest brain relative to their body size.The Manta is unable to swim on the sand.The dossier was revealed on September 16, 2015.Mantas usually swim together in groups of three. They also seem to actively seek out their prey, as tamed aquatic creatures 'parked' near the coast will be regularly attacked by them as well. Simply swimming near them is reason enough for them to attack the player. While its dossier describes the manta to be a docile creature, it is actually anything but docile. Between this weapon and its fast swimming speed, they are rarely bothered by larger predators. A wide-bodied plankton-eater with distinctive trailing barbules, Manta mobula is nevertheless a dangerous creature due to the barbed stinger it carries on its tail. The Manta is an odd-looking fish that lives in the island's deeper offshore waters. Thusly, many tribes use it as an escort for their slower cargo-carrying swimmers. Its capability to briefly leap out of water provides it a showy tactic for avoiding combat as well.Ī quick jab through the heart of an unsuspecting survivor can easily take them by surprise. Tribes who value striking power over speed often keep large schools of Manta to ride. While not the fastest swimmer around the island, Manta Mobula is among the deadliest of small ocean mounts, and can be ridden bare-back. Its tail is incredibly sharp, and can pierce through hide and armor with ease.įortunately, Manta Mobula is usually not aggressive, unless encroached.
Normally docile, the Manta Mobula is a carnivore only in that it consumes plankton.
Perhaps there were originally two types of rays on the island before, but years of interbreeding combined their lineage. Everything points to this being a saltwater ray, but Manta Mobula has developed the ability to swim into the island's rivers and shallows, as well as through the ocean. Here is another creature that seems to have evolved beyond its historic traits.
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