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How to tame a trike… the hard way. First: find a wild trike. Don’t use a tamed one cuz this won’t work. Second: go get mejoberries (LOTS). Third: go grab a bonker weapon or a scorpion. Fourth: make a WOODEN trap (not thatch). Fifth: bonk it. Sixth: lure it over and trap it. Seventh: bonk it to sleep. Eighth: feed it the mejoberries
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It Was - Triceratops | ARK: Survival Evolved - Dododex
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- Overview
- Basic Info
- Taming
- Combat
- Utility
- Notes/Trivia
- Lore
Dossier
This section is intended to be an exact copy of what the survivor Helena Walker, the author of the dossiers, has written. There may be some discrepancies between this text and the in-game creature. “ Wild Apparently a crossbreed of a Triceratops and Styracosaurus, Triceratops styrax has both the characteristic three-horned face of Triceratops and the prominent horned-ridge of Styracosaurus. Normally a very docile grazing animal, Triceratops becomes aggressive once angered. Triceratops will chase down would-be predators (and egg-stealers) with incredible prejudice. Running away from triceratops is harder than it seems due to its ability to charge and ram its target. I've seen Triceratops have an especially hostile reaction to the Tyrannosaurus, with herds attacking en masse. While not very fast, they are deadly in a group. Domesticated A common mount for those that ride dinosaurs, Triceratops doubles as pack animal and combat dinosaur. Triceratops' bony ridge works excellently as cover from frontal attack, and the dinosaur's charge is incredibly dangerous. It is largely protective of its kinds if its sense danger. In the presence of larger carnivores that appears as a threat, Triceratops becomes stronger and rallies the effort of its nearby species. It is also capable of harvesting a sizable amount of resources with its horns by shredding fruit from the leaves, making it a very useful work companion for smaller tribes. „ ~ Helena
Behavior
The Trike is not aggressive until attacked. When attacked, it charges at the enemy and bucks it with its head. Their bucking attack knocks the enemy back, which can make Trikes much more dangerous near cliffs or steep hills. The amount of knockback is significantly influenced by the enemy's weight. However, This attack can be easily dodged, but if it decides to ram and charge forwards, it is better to quickly dodge sideways as its speed when charging is much faster than simply running forwards. The Triceratops is also a herding animal, coming to the aid of others when attacked.
Appearance
The Trike is a relatively small (though still huge compared to a human) stout quadrupedal herbivore, which sports a large bony head equipped with an equally bony frill, which is adorned with multiple horns or spikes. Three larger horns also appear on the animal's head, one over each eye, and one on the nose.
KO Strategy
Triceratops are rather slow, you can kite one easily. Keep firing Tranquilizer Arrow with several seconds in between each arrow to allow the Torpor level to increase over time while backing away very quickly. You can also look for a stuck Trike, which will be incredibly easy to knock out, as it can't attack you. Another strategy is to look for 2 or 3 small trees on a beach and then aggro the trike from a distance or from a safe place like ontop of a rock, directing him between the trees, it will likely get stuck. If none of these are available, simply have the triceratops chase you until its stamina runs out and it stops to rest; then circle behind it and knock it out with a club or slingshot. A much easier method however, is to create a simple trap using a foundation, wall, and ceiling of any kind in a "Z" shape. The Triceratops will attempt to turn around when it hits the ceiling, allowing players to snipe its body and move through the ceiling after it.
General
While it is not difficult to dodge the attack of a Trike, they deal significant damage, and the knock-back can deal additional fall damage if the player is knocked off of a hill. Oftentimes, beginning players attack out of familiarization with such an iconic dinosaur. This can lead to an early and embarrassing death.
Strategy
When attacked, a Trike will try to ram you with its horned head. Because it has the turning radius of an airplane, side stepping is your best friend here, especially if you are attacking with a spear. Quickly circle around the Trike, avoiding it’s head, while exposing its body. If you can circle fast enough it’s possible to avoid getting hit at all. (Doesn't work consistently enough to be listed. Highly impossible for a beginner.) The Trike has a chance of stunning you (whilst you are stunned you will move slower). Try to get on a high rock to stop it from hitting you.
Weaponry
It is entirely possible to bring down a Trike using only a melee weapon if the player is careful to avoid the head and stays near the Trike's side or behind. However, it is recommended to use a ranged weapon such as a bow. It is a good strategy to enrage the Trike from afar, using a ranged weapon. Finish it with powerful melee attacks. A powerful mount can also be used.
When near the presence of a threatening large carnivore, Triceratops receives a rivalry buff, affecting nearby tamed/wild Trikes and boosting their damage and health. Rivalry buff doesn't work on local host.
The following wild/enemy dinosaur triggers the buff
•Allosaurus
•Basilisk
•Giganotosaurus
•Karkinos
For information pertaining specifically to the real-world Triceratops, see the relevant Wikipedia article.
•Can collect berries, thatch, and smaller amounts of wood; collecting berries in this manner will yield extremely high amounts of berries compared to collecting them by hand. This makes it incredibly useful for feeding and taming other herbivores.
•Its full name means "Spiky three-horned Face".
•When dismounting, you will stand on the back of the trike. If you crouch, you can hide behind its large face plate for cover from attacks. It is also possible to shoot from the top of the trike while it fights. (Don't move or you may fall off.)
•The Trike has a charge attack, although it differs from the Woolly Rhino's in that it requires charging by holding the Right Mouse Button, rather than just sprinting. This was introduced in the TLC Pass #2 in 21 March.
•It has a Styracosaurus Costume which is based on the real life relative of the Triceratops, in which they share the same taxonomic family of Ceratopsidae. However the Styracosaurus was even more closely related to another Ceratopsian, Pachyrhinosaurus.
•There is an ARK: The Animated Series reveal of the Triceratops with a Nerva army saddle variant.
•It can be inferred that the triceratops is one of the New Legion's main mounts since they compliment Nerva's strategies that are related to Roman battle formations with their frills as living shields.
21. Nov. 2020 · To tame a Trike (Triceratops) in Ark: Survival Evolved, you must first knock out the trike using a weapon that induces torpor such as a slingshot or a bow with tranq arrows. Once the Trike is knocked out, you must feed it Carnotaurus Kibble, Crops, Mejoberries, or another type of berry.
25. Jan. 2018 · In this video I show you how to solo tame an Triceratops. While it is always better to have help, it is very easy to do alone. Knocking out an Trike is very easy, but unless you have the...
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Wir sagen dir in unserem Guide, wie du in ARK den Triceratops zähmst, womit du ihn fütterst und wie die Zucht funktioniert.
27. Feb. 2023 · To tame it, you’ll require the following items: Simple Kibble x16 for a 150 Trike on a server with an x1 Taming Speed, 16x Kibble for Mobile, or crops. Longneck Rifle, Crossbow, or Tek Bow.
26. Juni 2022 · 1) Ram. Holding down the ability causes the Trike to charge up, building power so that it can larger charge forward at enemies. Once the Trike has charged up, releasing the ability will send it dashing forwards, knocking back any smaller dinosaurs or humans it comes in contact with.
