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The drop they they are currently at is pretty good. Typically over the course of a servers life you get tons and tons of these. If you stash them away, its pretty easy to get massive, almost useless stock piles of these items.
Also, increasing the gather rates of a server will increase the drop rate of these items by a bit.
The increased gather rate hasn't proven a great help to acquiring large amounts of these items.
The reason we need a higher instance of them is because they are a key requirement to late-game taming and gameplay within the Annunaki Genesis mod.
The current state of the drops sees players mindlessly killing animals for the drops but not even coming close to gathering the amounts needed to craft the items.
TLDR: Tamed alpha animal intake is greater than, saddle output.
I hope someone finds out.
Also, you could contact the mod owner, and suggest that the price of the items are a bit too high.
I might include a bit too high is a gross understatement, hahaha.
To put it into perspective, I spent a no life, neckbeard, mouthbreathing, basement dwelling amount of time yesterday soley farming the items with a 812 lvl Giganotosaurus (on Valhalla no less with more dinos around) - and /STILL/ didn't get lucky enough to cook up a single saddle.
Thanks though mate!
Sadly, I'm aware of this, and whilst you are correct, it does not make much of a difference to collecting the items.