How to use Hypsi correctly

This guide tells you how to use the Evrima branch's Hypsilophodon properly!

What is the Hypsilophodon?

The Hypsilophodon, or Hypsi, Hypso, Hypsil is an herbivore in the Evrima branch. When spawning in you are automatically an adult since there is no reason to spend 10 minutes growing this when a Dryosaurus, the second fastest to grow would take 20-30 minutes.

First Use: Nesting

This is most likely the way developers want us to play Hypsilophodon.

Notice how I said before that Hypsilophodon takes 10 minutes to grow, making it the shortest time possible, yet it starts adult when spawning in?

The nest will have 6 eggs to start, but they may turn rotten. That's on your part. If it is getting too cold, just put more Hypsilophodons inside until it heats up. Hatchlings cannot heat a nest.
Hatchlings will need to be fed for around half of their life, and then they will have to eat and drink on their own.

If you find 2 other Hypsilophodons, the third will still be able to help out. It turns out that any adult Hypsilophodon can feed hatchlings without them being their own!

Second Use: Annoying Others

This can be common as most Hypsilophodons do not find a mate since they are usually seen as useless.

To annoy others, you just have to spit at them. You can even force people to their death! Here are examples:

1. Trick them into chasing you, blind them, and if they are mad enough they will charge off a cliff.
2. Spit at people who are in fights, causing them to be blind and not see the next Stegosaurus tail spike.

(How I replaced tags with a sentence): Oh yeah this works for Evrima, Isla Spiro and Gateway, the upcoming map I think.

[joe.alton1]

Wow this got a lot of visitors.

[Spike]

lol just spit in face, cure all ur life problems

[gevik00]

best thing i have ever read in my life. Amazing!!

[VenomDragon]

Blind the stego instead, those things are stupid op.

[kymanibamador]

Thank you for that. I will remember that when i play hypsi

[EYE]

Amazing, Just fabulous, this is the most informative and creative guide I've ever read.