Bad stats of pets tamed high level.

[TheCharge]

We tamed a level 90 pulmonoscorpion and after we tamed it got 1000hp, 270 oxygen and 4306 food http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=504412665 in this case you can stop the taming, but after it we tamed a level 76 Gigantopithecus in 7.5 hour and it had 11000 torpor 3400 food and 400 oxygen but only 800 hp (i put on it's hp 4 times) http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=504412627 and its even bad for a joke. Please rewamp these bad stats.

[Spills51]

Crazy? Thats part of the fun, the gamble to see what ya get :P

[Fogno]

For dinos you knock out, you can check their stats while they're asleep. Provided you have a decent taming effectiveness, those base stats will go up a few notches once it is tamed. If you don't like the starting wild stats, just scrap the tame and find a new dino to knock out.

Additionally, a lv70 dino will usually have the same stats as a lv5 dino that's been leveled up to 30 something. The point of high level dinos is they start out a little higher than normal and they gain more points per stat upon level up. I have 2 Rexes- one started at lv10 and the other at lv50. The lv10 gets about 200HP per level-up while the lv50 gets 900HP per level-up. Even if you tame lv100 dino, it still needs some training to become useful. The amount of level-ups counts more than the actual level.

ALWAYS check the starting stats before you put effort into a tame. If you don't like what you see, you'll have to keep looking. I tamed a lv89 ankylo that only started with 300 weight >.< it sucks, but it's my own fault for not paying attention.

[TheCharge]

Originally posted by Spills51:

Crazy? Thats part of the fun, the gamble to see what ya get :P

I see you got random stats on your birth and not the bests

[TheCharge]

Originally posted by halesfogno:

For dinos you knock out, you can check their stats while they're asleep. Provided you have a decent taming effectiveness, those base stats will go up a few notches once it is tamed. If you don't like the starting wild stats, just scrap the tame and find a new dino to knock out.

Additionally, a lv70 dino will usually have the same stats as a lv5 dino that's been leveled up to 30 something. The point of high level dinos is they start out a little higher than normal and they gain more points per stat upon level up. I have 2 Rexes- one started at lv10 and the other at lv50. The lv10 gets about 200HP per level-up while the lv50 gets 900HP per level-up. Even if you tame lv100 dino, it still needs some training to become useful. The amount of level-ups counts more than the actual level.

ALWAYS check the starting stats before you put effort into a tame. If you don't like what you see, you'll have to keep looking. I tamed a lv89 ankylo that only started with 300 weight >.< it sucks, but it's my own fault for not paying attention.

yeah i know but if you read again my post you can see i wrote to the scorp you can stop the tame but you dont know what stats will you get from the gorilla (or dolfin) because different taming method.

[hishido]

they are different dinos....you cant compare the two.