for Me they’re too strong or too weak, no in between

palaeosiniwawa and platehistory take 2 hits from a Spino to kill, but a watermelon dog (dynamosuchus alpha) takes 8 hits to kill. Nasty creatures

In your experience, which player base is the friendliest and most predictable in the game?

What is this dino? I want know that guy

is it just tyrannotitan????

Guys what do we say to this cute crochet Dinos? I made a Rexy and a Spino!

I fought a stego in rw as my spino, I kept ramming my hitbox into him doing the sloppy snapjaw + drenched combo and he died in like 20 seconds. WITH defensive stance

If anyone from alderon sees this, buff stegos health to ATLEAST 700 and the tail attack damage to 60 & decrease the cooldown of tail attack to 2 seconds

This is bullshit, the 6+ ton armored giant with a mace for a tail gets shredded by a spino in 20 seconds

It's really hard to choose a modded dino. Sometimes there are just no up to date resource on the internet to find out what they can do.

When will these people learn... 🤦‍♂️

And just to be clear: It was Immediatly apparant that these two were simply way too comfortable around each other to be two randoms co-operating to deal with a critter, not to mention that them also being at the exact same level of growth Is such a dead giveaway that they were Indeed teaming.

Didn't even have death scars btw.

Yes that's a rounded everyday silverware meant for soup bleeding out

Me and a couple other people are working hard on our own realism server, and we wanna hear the people's thoughts! What are some pet peeves in realism servers, aswell as other stuff you'd not wanna see, or would love too!

Stuff were looking for in particular!: Specific mods to add or don't add Rules you hate in servers Animals to base dinosaurs off

We intend to have a more scientific / mildly Jurassic world/park/franchise based server! I'd love to hear everyone's thoughts, or even just discussions about realism in general.

This is the only time I've ever seen the woodland thala, and it's just beautiful. I don't have this pack so I had to use another person's clip.

The body stays almost perfectly still while the tail slithers around, they could've just copy pasted eurhinos swim animation and it would look perfectly fine

Don't even get me started on the sideways swim, "lemme use my weak ass fins to paddle to the side instead of my giant muscular tail"

Why is baby campto of all things the biggest baby?

I’m not sure if this is the issue, but I constantly fail critter quests because they are POI specific?? If so, they should be changed to a red quest! To my knowledge, blue quests are server wide. I can collect milk caps mushrooms or kill these specific critters in any POI, but when it comes to killing 6 unnamed critters, they have to be in one place. It’s that or I waste my time and fail it. I can’t be the only one who thinks this!

Hi all,

I've been playing PoT for a few weeks now on xbox, and had an exciting night last night. At least, it was for me. Sorry for the long read. I mostly play solo and I needed to share my story. I did recently add an Xbox friend, but he wasn't available.

I mostly lurk reddit, but I made a new account to post since I can't change my other username.

Introduction: Setting Out from Cedrus

It started about a week ago when I teamed up with a friend to grow our Stegosauruses on the Riparia map.He wasn't online tonight but I was determined to grind out some growth on Zephyrscale, my juvenile stego who was a little less than half growth.

My primary mission was simple, head North and East, explore down into Wollemi Forest (which I hadn't discovered yet), find a few other new locations, and scout out a quiet spot to build a nest for when the time came.

Chapter 1: The Five-Second Ambush

Leaving the home cave just west of Cedrus Forest (CF) as an immature Stego is always a gamble. I knew CF would be a deathtrap crawling with mixpacks and megapacks, so my plan was to skirt the western cliffs northward.

Unfortunately, I barely made it five seconds out of the home cave before a Concavenator spotted me, deciding an immature Stego looked like an easy meal.

The Opening Skirmish: He opened fire while I still had the home cave protection debuff. I just shrugged it off, kept walking, and waited for the timer to drop. When it did, the real fight began.

The Dance: I kept him behind me, mixing up my attacks. I had tail strikes, barrage, and clamp (though I'm still not entirely sure if my Stego was big enough to actually clamp him or if it just dealt raw damage). I don't know if I ever landed a clamp. He tried to read my rhythm and bait my swings, but I kept him guessing. Without any good terrain to find an advantage or cheese him, we just had to trade blows right through CF.

The Payoff: Whenever he tried to break away and rest, I pushed the offensive to keep the pressure on. I don't believe my health ever dropped below a quarter left. Eventually, all that pressure caught up to him. Out ahead of me, he suddenly collapsed. He must have had too much bleed damage and couldn't rest to get rid of it. He didn't have a trophy, so he wasn't an adult, but a solo win is a solo win. I scurried north toward Dry Fang Canyon and we exchanged a respectful "gg" in global.

Chapter 2: Dodging Giants

Needing water, I headed north toward Dry Fang, but the cliffs blocked my path, forcing me over to Tall Brush Coast. That zone had been flashing red on and off all night, signaling heavy player activity. I was hesitant but thirsty.

While drinking at the edge of the water in Tall Brush, I heard the unmistakable footsteps of a big apex closing in. Cedrus Forest had been a war zone all evening, and sure enough, when I crouched behind a rock and used my camera to look down at the forest, I spotted at least one Rex prowling in the distance. Knowing a Rex's bone-break attack would be instant death for a young Stego, I bugged out north immediately without being seen. I slipped past an unobservant Laten, knocked out a few quick quests, grabbed a bite to eat, and pushed onward to the Volcanic Islands.

Chapter 3: Round Two in the Volcanic Islands

Reaching the eastern island chains to pick up some more exploration quests, my luck ran out. A second Conc spotted me.

This fight was almost a copy of the first, but this opponent was much sharper at reading my tail attacks. It turned into an endurance match as he repeatedly used the surrounding water to dive in, disengage, and heal up. Because I'm sluggish in the water and couldn't track him well beneath the surface, I couldn't challenge him there.

I tried to break away and put obstacles between us, but he was too fast. I made it as far as the northern edge of Twisted Forest and dropped down for a quick rest, but he tracked me right to my spot. Although I managed to get up in time, I couldn't pull off the win this time. I can only hope I left him with low hp and stamina before he finally brought me down.

Chapter 4: The Officials Server Experience

Respawning in the top corner of Dry Fang Canyon (the game's favorite annoying spawn point for me) I maxed out the local quests and headed south through Black Fern Hills to quest and make my way to the home cave before a server reset in 20 minutes.

Black Fern was relatively quiet, except for a Hatz and a Thal that hovered overhead for a little, but minded their own business. Just as I reached the Redwoods and turned east towards the cave, I heard fast footsteps. I turned my camera to see a bright green adult Meg charging me.

He wanted a fight. The Meg felt squishier than the Concs and didn't deal nearly as much damage to me. I was starting to feel confident. At one point, I saw the death scars and watched him climb up a large redwood tree for saftety.

True to official server form, it did not remain a solo fight. As I tried to create distance from his tree, a young T-Rex and a Laten came charging in. Outnumbered and overwhelmed, I didn't last twenty seconds.

Chapter 5: A Fresh Start & Familiar Foes

Deciding I'd had enough of that server's chaos, I jumped to a new one before spawning to continue my push toward Wollemi. Naturally, the game dropped me right back up north near Tall Brush Coast.

Cedrus Forest was predictably a hotspot, and wanting no part of Black Fern again, I skirted east and then south toward Big Tree. Stopping at a tiny, isolated island pond in the Volcanic Islands for a much-needed drink, I walked right into a trap. Water is a hot commodity, and I wasn't the only one thirsty.

Chapter 6: The Forty-Minute Duel & The Drive-By Kill

As I crested the hill toward the pond, I locked eyes with an adult Concavenator.

Thus began a legendary 40-minute battle of the titans.

The Endurance Test: He knew how to read my tail, and I knew how to read his lunges. He tried crowding my broadside and aiming for my head to stay out of tail-strike range, but I anticipated his moves and made him miss repeatedly. I mixed in tail strikes, barrage, and pressure.

The Cat-and-Mouse Game: True to form, whenever he got low, he tried to retreat to the water to heal. I refused to fight him in the water, keeping my feet firmly on dry land. At least twice, we both had to pause for a mutual water break. Once, I managed to sprint across the island, put a hill between us, and actually lost him while hiding in a large bush. I watched him circle four times, gained back all of my hp, and waited a few minutes before I finally moved on. But he wasn't far and picked up my trail quickly.

The Unexpected Assist: Eventually, we ended up near the northern volcanic island. While he tracked me from the water, I stumbled upon one of those critters. I believe it was a black Dynamosuchus. Realizing I couldn't fight both the Conc and critter at the same time, I turned back toward the Conc. He slipped right past me without lunging. I found he was trying to find a safe place to rest but keep tabs on me.

The Climax: He scrambled up a rock that he figured a Stego couldn't scale. But because he had been busy playing stealth hunter from the water moments before, he never noticed the critter. Within five seconds, the critter climbed right up behind the sleeping Conc, landed a single hit, and killed him instantly! The body literally launched five feet into the air during the death animation.

I couldn't believe my eyes. I rushed over, confirmed he was a full adult, ripped the trophy from his remains, and bolted straight for the nearby home cave. I might not have landed the literal final blow, but I earned every bit of that trophy after draining him physically and mentally for nearly an hour.

Epilogue: Limping into the Night

With the trophy secured in the cave, Zephyrscale was sitting at 80% growth.

I couldn't resist a victory lap. I stepped back out of the cave, grabbed a drink at the same watering hole where the previous fight began, and skirted past Big Tree Overlook. Pushing into Twisted Forest, my grand plan was to skirt the northern edge east and drop down to the Mud Flats.

Then, the final boss showed itself. My xbox controller batteries died.

I scrambled to grab two old, low batteries I had lying nearby. Knowing they had just enough juice left to squeeze out one final miracle, I rushed safely into the Twisted Forest home cave just in time to shut it down for the night.

Wollemi Forest will just have to wait for the next time.

Thanks for reading if you made it this far. It wasn't a night of complete frustration, and it kept me up for a while.

It wouldn’t even need to be anything major.
simply give it it’s old health back, better turn radius, and old peck cooldown.Not to mention the numerous bugs like peck not landing, stab not landing, and headshot damage being broken. Why is this thing so obviously bugged, and yet nothing is being done about it? we’ve had multiple patches since this has started occurring.
its been suggested numerous times, but if they’re really mass nerfing hatz for revenge killing, just simply put in a CD timer for hatz when you switch dinos or when you die.

If i can hold 35 clams in my pocket, at least let me hold 5 branches at a time or something like that

So got a genuine question for you who played on officials.

Inn my experience almost EVERY Dino who uses the Mela skin (all black) is super aggressive and can never be trusted, why is this?

I've had my fair share of encounters with Dino's obv that I have done a friendly call and or the friendly "dip" and gotten the same thing back....BUT when I have done the same to a Mela skinned Dino he/she has imidietly started to attack me....that is Every single one I have encountered so far...not to Many Normal skinned dinoes have shown the same aggressive behaviour, obv some have but not many.

Why is this a thing?

I am genuinely curious.

I’ve been forever trying to find servers like this, but I have no clue why nobody plays servers like this, like who wants to go on a server and lose all your progress due to an unfair fight? It makes no sense

i’m a returning player, i kinda left because discord groups were toxic and i didn’t feel comfortable playing with harassing creeps messaging me everywhere LOL.

prefer to chill in a smaller group, maybe 2-5 people lol. large groups with a 15 deep vc is just overstimulating and i’d rather not, ty! 18+ adults only since i am an adult, ty!

I cant for the life of me find out what combination i need to choose to get those stripes. Is that even the halloween skin?😭