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tame speed at least 5x - with more than 5x it's no challenge there
harvesting 3-5x - scavenging for berries and wood isn't very fun in my opinion
set difficulty a little lower than default - you don't want to be killed by 70+ level Dilo on your starting beach.
set day\night cycles as you like.
don't touch any other settings and it would be cool.
Default difficulty I believe limited max level to 36, so do you think that would be fine?
I appreciate the advice!
On official servers i saw 70+ level dilophosaurs on south beaches.
in my single with 0.01 difficulty(slider) i've seen only 25+ level dinos in snow biome
there is not much difference if all dinos are the same level, i.e. 1-25 or 50-150, but i doubt you'll be able to kill\K.O. a 100 level dino at the very start. it was a bit challengeing for me to KO level 7 Carno with tranq arrows. it's my second week in ARK, so i'm a newb too :)
I would recommend: xp multiplier to at least 10 (since higher levels need a lot more xp)
Taming multiplier: 5 + ... this depends on how you want to play the game..5 is very high for low-tames however a quetz will take forever..on the other hand, if you got no problems with cheating you could spawn kibbles and feed those to high tames. (Or spawn cheat meat which instantly tames a creature when eaten) Then you could leave it at 1-2. Alternatively you could set the egg-laying rate up and make the kibbles yourself...which I personally don't recommend since you need at least one female Dino per species to get all kinds of kibble)
The difficulty doesn't matter in my opinion..I started playing on low difficulty and got killed by dilos anyway...you will die a lot if you never played before and as soon as you got a few dinos it doesn't matter. The only impact I could think of is, that taming could be over all faster, since taming a lvl 30 is faster than a lvl 120.
As you can see, the settings depend on how you want to play. Do you want to play the survival part of the game or do you want a lot of dinos? do you plan to play together or against each other?
I wouldn't recommend breeding, but maybe someone in your group would like a baby Rex :) then you HAVE to modify the baby multipliers as well...it wouldn't pay of for a 48hrs game otherwise.
Sorry if I was to confusing, I'm writing from my cellphone :)
15x will reduce a 100 trike down to about 30 minutes, and 20x will reduce it to about 20 minutes.