not as bad, but just so time consuming, getting mutation stats to stack on the same stat (only damage for example), takes repetitive breeding from the best born son(+2) to breed the next best born son (+4) from breeding with unmutated females, takes just time, and a pair or tek binoculars xD

That was a pretty elaborate pen wasn't it haha. If I were to make a pen guide I would want to make a better pen because this one was made up on the fly and had some flaws. We will see though

No, I should have made it more clear. When getting mutations, any male or female with a mutation that you don't care about should be removed from the process. At this part of the process you only need dinos with the mutation you are looking for. You keep females without mutations to speed up the process and keep males with the mutations you want. If a female has the mutation you want you have to breed it with a male without mutations to get a male with the mutation you want. Hope that helps!

@@MatchewXDTV ty!

i have not checked the rest of your channel but its honestly a crime you dont have more followers than this off of this video only ill say that

Here is the Sheet: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VFM7BtdMkZ4EiyYvvdNs7NF5q7mCNOC_ksIr3-GYIK0/edit?usp=sharing I also added the link to the description.

No, In single player you can go over 450 level cap. Although the 255 base cap is still there. Min-Maxing is not necessary, but it can give you insane stats. If you are just trying to make strong dinos to defeat bosses you should be fine without.

@@MatchewXDTVhow about in non dedicated?

Rookie numbers

The main reason most SANE people go for breeding a perfect base pair is so babies are immediately recognizable as having a mutation at a glance. if your rexes' stats are identical they have the same level. so when you get a baby you know, based on it's level, if it has a mutation or not, in ASE it would also tell you if the baby inherited the mutated stat since a perfect pair of say level 222 base rexes could have a baby with the melee, then at say, the tenth generation babies, (9th gen stud) you're looking for babies that come out at level 242, babies in this generation that came out 222 had no mutation, 224/226 have a mutation but didn't inherit the mutated stat since there was no separate counter in ASE, 240 inherit the mutated stat but have no new mutations, 242-244 would mean the baby inherited the mutated stat from the father AND received a new mutation or two, then and only then do you need to bother checking if it got the correct mutation. NOW idk if the "old" mutation stats always pass down, I don't think they do, and I think it's the same odds if they don't. but at any rate if your unmutated breeding stock don't have identical stats, the number can get confusing and vary, so you'll have to check every single baby to see if that one desired stat is correct and mutated. that's a fucking pain. also in ASA mutations go up to 254 regardless of base stat, and you can work in a higher base stat at the end should you find one, meaning a perfectly bred 254 mutation melee rex with 30 base melee will always be weaker than one with 60 base, since the higher base can actually make the max stat higher now rather than just save you time mutating.

Go to, "See Ancestors" tab on your Dino. If it has anything higher than 0/20 mutations on either Matrilinial or Patrilinial, you don't want them as breeding females.

Color mutations have separate mechanics. From what I know for every mutations a dino has, it rolls for a color mutation but has a chance to not have a color change.

Can you explain why it's a Bad number ? Does this affect the chances of having other mutations??

​@@Zantek-MHNow Well, you can't put more levels into a stat if it has 255 as its base stat, because of the hard-cap. Or at least that's how it was in ASE.

​@@PurpleDragonGamerI thank you ! So with a base stat of 254, we can still put points later when the dino gains levels?

@@Zantek-MHNow Yes.

Yeah, if you’re minmaxing it’s better off to start with level 2s, not 1s. With that level point being the stat you you’re going to put their exp levels in (level 2 health->level 450 with 254+72 health)

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You can imprint Dinos if they are growing up but that's the only why to increase base stats that I know of. All other stats are set and increase depending on the situation. Wild stats scale differently then tamed dino stats. All base stats and scaling can be found on Dododex. Just scroll down while viewing any dino and it will show its base stats and scaling.