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After a wild dino wipe the message appeared with a hint to female carcha.
As far as I've seen it doesn't seem to do weird things (as long as it's not a deep sea loot crate you just picked up for some reason).
When I get the message it's usually something about unknown egg dropping or a drop explosion.
I stop what I'm doing, save, log out, log in, and might not see the message again for days.
Who knows eh lol.
I usually just ignore it and nothing happens. I have no idea what it is but it doesn't cause a crash or anything if you ignore it, it seems to be related to mods. Just in case make sure you save the game frequently: You can never know with ark.
server hitch basically is a brief interruption in the games normal operation, which can cause it to pause or slow due to increased load. Could be from a mass of dinos, projectiles, or other things that require server sided physic calculations such as coordinates, vector forces, stats, ai interaction and so on.