Note that after the creature is tamed it gets bonuses on some stats depending on the taming effectiveness. The stat-calculator does not work in the mobile-view, see here for alternatives: Apps For instance, cheat SetTargetDinoColor 1 6 would color the Basilosaurus's "" magenta. This information can be used to alter the Basilosaurus's regions by entering cheat SetTargetDinoColor in the cheat console. For demonstration, the regions below are colored red over an albino Basilosaurus.
This section displays the Basilosaurus's natural regions. Its size seems roughly Mosasaurus-sized, although surprisingly it can fit through a dinosaur gate.
A quirky feature of the Basilosaurus also includes its back flippers, small remnants of the hind limbs that in this animal still had a purpose. It shares physical similarities with Orcas and Baleen Whales such as the Humpback or Blue Whale, though its body is significantly more serpentine and elongated when compared. It has a long snake-like body that undulates through the seas of the ARK like the sea serpents of folklore and its head is like a crocodile, full of sharp teeth. The Basilosaurus is not actually a reptile despite its name, but a whale or cetacean. Ichthyosaurus will get spooked and swim away when the Basilosaurus is attacked. Despite it's large size and diet it is harmless, excluding its grouping of Manta that surround it which will attack any aggressor to protect it. In the wild, it can often be seen peacefully strolling in shallow parts of the ocean, often with groups of Ichthyosaurus and Manta to accompany it. When taming however, beware when it eats it creates a cloud of red around its mouth (presumably blood) which will attract other animals near it, including aggressive Megalodon and Manta. Unlike many other huge marine animals, the Basilosaurus is not aggressive and tolerates survivors and other animals unless attacked. Alternatively, Basilosaurus is hunted (perhaps too vigorously) for its special blubber, which can be efficiently refined into gasoline! Being apprehensive in nature, Basilosaurus is equipped with a defense mechanism that prevents it from being stunned or shocked. Domesticatedĭespite the hassle of engaging with its ornery followers, many tribes still attempt to tame the Basilosaurus, as its mammalian, warm-blooded circulation provides a rider with perfect comfort from both heat and cold. However, the creatures that trail the "Basi" tend to become dangerously enraged whenever this occurs, as it leaves no leftovers for them.
It is a gentle creature towards humans and happily laps up food directly from them. Conversely, it's vulnerable to deep water pressure, which slowly causes it harm.īasilosaurus is usually closely followed by other predatory creatures, as its eating habits leave plenty of scraps for scavengers to consume. It's a powerful swimmer which has adapted to the shallows so remarkably well that it rapidly recovers from injuries when near the water's surface. While modesty dictates at least a cloth diaper or fur skirt, in the savage world of Conan the folks doing the exiling often opt for the more practical birthday suit option.One of the stranger creatures in the waters surrounding the Island is Basilosaurus solatiumfecit. The player character begins their life in the savage wastes as an exile (hence the game title), crucified and left to die in the desert sun. I imagine the Xbox One release of the game will have that setting removed, though stranger things have happened.
There is a option in the game settings that lets players specify between no, partial or full nudity, with partial nudity putting loincloths on characters but leaving their chests exposed. Here’s a not safe for work trip through the game’s NSFW character creation, dick sliders and all.īefore we get into it, know that you don’t have to be exposed to wind-swept genitalia and naked breasts to enjoy Funcom’s take on the survival game genre. Before you step completely naked (server settings willing) onto the hot sands of Conan Exiles‘ barbaric wasteland, there are a few adjustments to be made.
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