Target training Dummy

[Pegasus]

I am absolutly loving this new feature...

Reminds me of the days in WoW when you could test and play around on those dummies. Ok in Ark there is not that much fine tuning to increasing your damage output but alteast now i know who is dps king in my Dino zoo.

The top 3 in my Zoo
1. Ankylo (428%melee) = 820 dps
2. Rex (332% melee) = 761 dps
3. Giga (40.9% melee) = 461 dps

The Rhino also impressed me using his charge he did close to 5'000 damage on that initial hit.

Let's see some numbers

[Sipowicz]

That was my first though when i read about this in the notes. Throw back to WoW? I think its great!

[Bignastycupcake]

If I could test my 200 giga before I wiped, I would, it'd probably be close to around 7K though, could kill any bronto in one hit with it.

[jey123456]

i am pretty sure the numbers are wrong. According to it, my bronto with 400%dmg was hitting for 1534 dmg per hit and 600dps.

bronto attack pretty slowly, and has a base dmg of 60 so 1534 does not compute.
another bronto with 250% melee was hitting for about 1300 per hit.

Not only that, but according to it, my hatchet reach 170 dps. that would mean that my hatchet has more than 3 times the damage of a rex with normal melee atk.

[Gorrir]

It has some odd numbers.
I tested a Journeyman Rocket launcher and it hat 699150 dmg per hit, my giga with 190% had around 2,3k dmg and dps and my 500% Rhino does 16,5k per full charge hit. It might be that the Dummy has no resistance values at all.

[jey123456]

even with no resistances value, it does not make sense that a bronto with 150% more melee attack than the other would only hit for 17% more dmg.

[GobboKirk]

I used my for a scarecrow... I guess I'll have to make a 2nd one eventually :p
Maybe a firing range would look cool.