Here are the top 14 mods that Ark players can download to add a lot more substance and depth to the base game. Updated on November 30th, by Derek Draven: With so many mods for Ark players to take advantage of, it was best to toss a few more onto this list. Plug in a few or all of these mods to enhance your play experience and make the process of survival a more enjoyable one. It allows players to build lavish castles and smaller abodes with a variety of rustic materials.
The mod also features a well-done snap system to eliminate guesswork and placing problems. This is a major upgrade from the traditional structures available in the vanilla game. In the hands of a talented architect, your tribe can enjoy living large in a hostile world. There's a shortage of decent lighting mods for Ark, but Additional Lighting is undoubtedly one of the best.
When implemented, it can transform the Ark experience with dynamic lights and recipes that help add flair to the world space. The mod includes 91 different adjustable lights that can be built out of a special construction table. Use it to craft the perfect home, or traverse the map in style. This is a slightly controversial mod, given the challenges required to unlock Tek engrams and gather the necessary Element to build them.
Certain maps such as Scorched Earth have no Element available, which means players are forced to migrate between maps in order to do pickup and dropoff runs. Those players who want to stay fully immersed in one map at a time may prefer Tek Helper , which allows Element to crafted via a special recipe. It still provides a decent bit of challenge, and several settings can be overridden in order to make the experience a bit more lore-friendly.
Some dinosaurs don't have the luxury of upgradeable armor solutions, and that can be a major problem if a fight breaks out with a high-level foe. Dino Healing Bre w helps soften the impact of a violent scrap by introducing an elixir that can save their skins in a pinch.
The recipe required 10 cooked prime meat, 2 medical brews and 5 rare flowers. Many an Ark gamer were incensed at an update that introduced a series of crushing nerfs to the flying creatures in the game, which hampered the ability to get around the island with the same kind of mobility and freedom as before. Modder Ertosi decided to do something about it, which is where Classic Flyers comes into play.
This mod restores the full functionality of flying creatures to their pre-nerfed state, including the ability to level up their speed. It still works with the most recent update to the game, giving players a lot more leeway when it comes to fast traveling. Having to venture out into the wilderness to recover the loot off of your dead corpse is time-consuming and irritating. Death Inventory Keeper rectifies this problem by doing exactly as its name suggests.
Upon dying, your items respawn with your body, eliminating the need to put yourself at risk to acquire high-level loot. Planting simply allows you to beautify your base with trees and plants. Most of the trees switch between summer and autumn variants, and every item is resizeable. No base ever really feels complete without a spot of horticulture, after all. When fending off ferocious dinosaurs and staving off starvation to survive gets too easy, you should consider raising the difficulty.
To level , to be precise. Defend your hard-earned base in style with a range of fancy new turrets. With fire, oil, web, armour piercing, and explosive rounds, would-be invaders will either turn tail or be extinguished in myriad gruesome ways. Your plush new defences are more convenient to use, too. It is, essentially, a fancy dino GPS, which conjures a series of yellow crosses right back to your missing dino of choice.
While you might appreciate the tension that comes with desperately running to the site of your death in an attempt to recover lost items, after the first few times it can start to become a chore. The Slow Stuff Decay mod makes your corpse stick around for a whole eight hours, rather than the few minutes you normally get, so you have plenty of time to get your stuff back.
Ok, enough about making your own mods. Here are some premade ones for you to experiment with. Ark: Survival Evolved dinosaurs, dodos, and a giant turtle Improved Dinos The Improved Dinos mod adds rare spawning dinosaurs that offer better blueprints and should be a greater challenge to take down, even for groups.
Rideable Dodos The opportunity to ride your very own dinosaur is probably one of the very good reasons that so many people have flocked to Ark. Dome of Death! Will see if I can find a good video to show all of the map tho I'll tell you now the center makes the island look like a joke no offence devs. Also I'll be the first to say sorry for losing faith in you guys, I take what I said back.
Looks great. Would love to run The Center on my xbox dedicated server. Will it be able to or is this just for official servers? Posted April 23, It probably will, but I can totally see why The Center was picked first. The sheer size of Valhalla would have many people confused maybe and lost definitely , where The Center has everything within reach, caves, resources, all dinos, interesting biomes, deep oceans, always something interesting to look at wherever you go and you don't need to run or fly far to find whatever you may be looking for, whereas you'd have to explore quite a bit to find the fun stuff in Valhalla.
But if you want size, nothing beats Valhalla. And it is among the most favorite maps in the community, so I don't see why it shouldn't. Just love you guys. I'd be perfectly fine if The Center was the only one to make it, but Valhalla would certainly be perfect for Official Servers, as many people complain about lack of space for new and old tribes to build on. So even though the mod contest is still running, they're announcing this?
I kind of feel like the contest results are decided already now That's so dang sweet! I'm guessing this is coming to PS4 as well?
I love seeing mods in console games. I cannot fathom how this post doesn't negatively effect the other modding contestants. They said these are the first of many to come, it's not negatively effecting the other contestants at all. Just because these ones are the first to be released officially on both consoles doesn't mean that the devs are telling you to vote for them.
It's entirely up to you to decide which one you want to win. It'll be nice seeing mods on the Xbox One but that'll be a pain for the devs good luck.
Now will a new map mean my world is reset ir is it a whole new world that doesn't effect current. I would really like to have a legit and just fool around.
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