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If you found a 116, then your max level will be 120.
You're set to 4. Need to be set to 5. If you're seeing those numbers, your max will be 120 for non-tek dinos.
Difficulty stays at 1. You have to change your ini settings. Look for something like: "override official difficulty 4.0" Change that to 5.0. Will not work if you're playing official, though.
Are other dinos levelled in a factor of 4, or 5?
If they see level 4 and level 116, you can fairly safely assume that their difficulty is set at 4 as you said :)
This is the setting they're looking for:
OverrideOfficialDifficulty=10.000000
(That gives me max level 300 dinos, obviously)
Find your ini file. Change the settings, and save it. Then, right-click on the file, go to properties, and set to "read only", so Ark doesn't over write what you just did. Might have to do a dino wipe to start seeing the changes. You'll know it worked, if dinos start having levels that are a factor of 5.
i.e. - 5, 10, 15, etc.
Yes, your max level will be 120.
No might about it. When you change dino levels you *always* have to run a dino wipe if you want to get rid of the old ones, or you're going to have to kill them all before new ones with proper levels spawn.