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I have to disagree a little bit. Though I think I am actually agreeing with you, too. Maybe just adding a little bit to what you said. :)
The turkeys were way to op for pve and newer players. We play on an official pve server and found that we had to do a mindwipe in order to be able to kill it. Newer players would not be able to do that at all.
I am not sure but I don't think anyone on our server was able to collect all 60 wishbones, but not without lack of trying. The only ones able to collect any were high level players who were able to quickly gather the mats for the mindwipe.
I keep reminding myself that we are testing for the devs. I sure hope they see this review and use the info to help with the final game.
I personally found that turkeys died easily enough to metal tools, though they did pack a punch...
People who play solo can also mod the game they want, so there is no need to think about people who play this game alone or pve.
OK well I am writing this review of someone who does not mod the game and thus plays it as it is given out(I would say as the devs intended but that would not be accurate) as such saying you can mod the game to fix it does not really help anything. Especially since offical multiplayer servers are not moddable.
Your saying its OK for the devs to basically release a subpar product because modders will "fix it". Thats not a healthy attitude that a developer should take. They need to strike a balance for the all types of players in the game, a hard but nessesary task.
Actually they do need to think about solo players and pve players. There are a large number of both and not every PVE player plays on their own server where they can summon in the item. There are after all Official PVE servers. Even if they could where is the fun in doing so? From the tone of your post you are a pvp player who looks down on PVE players somewhat.
It really rubs me the wrong way when the first thing someone responds with is "solo's can mod the game" The point should be that they shouldn't have to play god in a game to enjoy the events. Going that route they could just punch in the codes and get the items they wanted. But then they aren't actually playing the game. The whole point is to play.
I don't blame them for the toned down amount of content. Thanksgiving is only celebrated in the USA, after all (Canada, too, but wiki says it's at the beginning of October and I have no idea if it is similar to an American Thanksgiving). Seems logical to put more effort into events for holidays that are celebrated in a large number of countries. But I agree, the implementation of the content they did put in could have been executed a whole lot better.
Exactly, these events should be accessable to everyone with a little bit of effort, and without mods or cheats.
Wild turkeys existed since the early Miocene (23 to 5 million years ago) So they technically could have a place in ARK However the models will need reworking,(and new models added) new animations and such, since Turkeys don't parade around(all the time) like they currently do in ARK, also they can fly :p
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkey_%28bird%29
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocellated_turkey
there's really no need for 1k or 60 bones in SP because it's 100% solo experience...