COMPLETE KIBBLE GUIDE| Beginners Guide | ARK: Survival Evolved 2022 | The Island [S1 E9]

A beginners guide to ARK: Survival Evolved; a complete Kibble Guide! If you have any questions, feel free to ask me in the comments or you can find me on:

*Music Courtesy of Chillhop:*

[MissVadams]

Amendment: it's preferable to use spark powder over wood as fuel for the cook pot to avoid making dye unintentionally.

[Account-ubdm]

I recently decided to start playing single player (played before with friends who had way more expierence than me) and found your beginners guide trough your base locations video. Never had to do electric circuts or water pipes and we never made kibble as far as i know xD so im glad i found this series. You really did a great job at explaining me things I didnt know i had to know. I hope the next part is online soon. Want to see this beginners world continue and I think i can still learn more

[iansmith]

I've got video timestamps here:

Dino eggs for all Kibble tiers: 0:40
Oviraptor basics: 1:45
Vegetable/berry farm: 2:48
Basic Kibble: 3:49
Simple Kibble: 4:35
Regular Kibble: 4:55
Superior Kibble: 8:35 Tree Sap: 5:44
Exceptional Kibble: 9:13 Focal Chili: 9:35
Extraordinary Kibble: 10:31
Lazarus Chowder: 11:23
Tame a bear (optional) and make ghilli armor (recommended)
Skip to the 13:00 mark on that video

*The description for this video has a website link to the ingredient lists for the different kibbles on the official Ark: Survival Evolved wiki page
*There is also an (completely free + no ads) app you can download on your phone/tablet called Dododex that many people like to use for more convenience while playing.

[zachrohr]

I just started playing ark probably like 2 months ago and I've been watching YouTube video after YouTube video just trying to understand things and you make the most comprehensive easy to follow videos on YouTube and I've watched all the big players thanks.

[zoidberg]

This has been the best beginners series for ark I've found so far and it got me to finally load the game up on my xbox series x. First time I've played since the games release and im having loads of fun. Thanks for all the hard work!

[celtyren]

it's been a year since this video and I'm still watching it as a guide it's the only one that makes sense and is simple to understand and gives me every bit of information I need to know.

[wWompa]

please! we need more beginners guide!!! its one of my favorite series because its simple and very easy to learn from it even to advanced players(maybe a mutations/breeding guide??)

[burnerbob]

Finally downloaded ARK after years of watching playthroughs and 100 Days and no one explained kibble quite like this in all that time! Thank you very much🙏will def be referring back to this vid throughout all my future map playthroughs

[unsterblicheraaron]

me as playing for 3k hours in this game coming back and searching for help couse they changed everything for the last 8 years your vids are perfect. thanks

[Spartan_gator]

Actual incredible video, you had the exact layout I wanted in my head when I saw it. Will be watching your stuff more often!

[Moteridgerider]

They should have a GCSE course in this, featuring your videos as teaching material.

[autarks]

This series has been great, me and some friends are picking up ASE (our PCs can't run ASA) and your info and presenting style have both been amazing!

I realise you've moved on from this series at this point, but i'd love to see a guide on Breeding from you 💜

[JimKayaker]

Another brilliant beginners guide!

I think I picked up a recipe from a drop before I tried cooking anything more than meat, and at first I thought it was necessary to put the recipe in the cookpot and was worried about how long it would take to find all the recipes, hopefully people can see from the video that you don't even need to have the recipe, you can just look it up on the wiki or in this video and chuck the right ingredients into the pot. In fact if you do wait until you find the recipes, they don't have exact quantities anyway so you still need to just chuck a load of each ingredient in and see what happens

I've got slightly ahead of the series and have been playing on a server with SS mod, and I'm not sure if the question I'm going to ask only relates to the SS cookpot or if it is valid for the normal one. When I first tried making kibble in the SS cookpot I kept getting dyes and was advised to use it with thatch instead of wood so it doesn't produce charcoal, which changes the recipe to one for a dye - I notice you weren't having that problem. Is that just something related to the SS cookpot, or were you just lucky and do vanilla players need to consider it too?

[helenadams]

You're fecking amazing, now I know how to make kibble. You should be on the telly.

[HjHuyser]

Tysm I'm new to ark and I'm lv 21 so ty for the tips and how to make it I rlly appreciate it!❤

[Itzjittbcc]

Brand new sub here. Thank you so much for the video it helped me so much!! Last thing i needed to learn was the kibble thank you so much!!! Your such a life savor, loved the video keep up the good work please!!!!

[ripcord]

😊😊 This is good it is helping me with my kibble stuff. Thank you so so so much yo are the best

[monkeyjizz-jw]

A good tip for taming almost everything is only making exceptional kibble because there are only less then 10 dinos that want extraordinary, and taming brontos or rexes should be best for eggs and any dino that prefers a lower kibble then extraordinary has the same taming amount/effectiveness as a higher kibble then the preferred.

[anthafrance]

incredible guide video! Truly !!! so helpful!

[dylanfarr]

hi!! i just started playing my first ever play through and your guide has been more helpful than i can even express!! If you ever have the time or desire a guide on the ocean and training those dinos/fishes would be so cool i just stat far away from there at this point 😂 thanks again appreciate you!❤