How To GUARANTEE Getting MUTATIONS in Ark Survival Ascended! ASA MUTATION/BREEDING GUIDE

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10 NEW THINGS IN ARK SURVIVAL ASCENDED, ASA Things you didn't notice!

[alexwalter]

This is not how statistical math works. Probability of at least one mutation = 1 - (1 - 0.07)^n. Where n = the number of females bred. Therefore, the 4 female horses actually equals a 0.25 probability IE 25%. 12 female horses (3 sets) ends up being 58%

[xPoNdx]

i have never watched a video where im 100% sure they have no idea how breeding works before

[djKSX]

GUARANTEE??? Maximizing chance is not the same as guarantee. There is no such thing as guaranteed mutation in Ark. And you know it. Stop clickbaiting hard, it's annoying.

[JosephRotoli-rl]

Im a little worried about teachers math today. 😂

[Dankmeister_]

You can’t add probabilities like that. You have to use binomial probability to get the actual chance. It will take about 30 babies for you to have a 90% chance to for at least 1 mutation

[TheGlo]

The only explanation I can think of for the 4 females to 1 male is that no matter how many females you breed with only 4 of them have the chance to mutate???

I am def going to test this out of official

Ill start with all tamed 0/0 dinos for the male and females so we can just stick with the 7% mutation chance

I will breed 25 groups of 4 females with a male

Take that same male and breed it with as many females as I can fit in breeding range. Lets say I can only reach 50 of the females at a time. Thats 2 seperate breed rounds to get 100 eggs

So if my theory is correct

The batch of 100 eggs from my 25 groups of 4 females, all 100 eggs will have a a 7% chance at mutating

My second batch of 100 eggs from my 2 groups of 50 females, only 8 of those eggs will have a 7% chance at a mutation

Idk if this is true in ASA or even in ASE but I have done a lot of breeding for mutations and we used over 100 females to breed with and that 7% or even 3.5% never seemed like I was really getting that. Statistically I should have had either 7 babies with mutations out of each hatch or 3 babies (ark never rounds up) if I was over the 20 mutation cap on 1 side. This was never the case. I would go weeks hatching 100's of eggs and get no mutations at all, not even on the stats I wasn't looking for mutations on.

I know the math does go a little deeper because its a 7% or 3.5% chance of a mutation BUT its a 1 in 6, or 5 depending on the dino, chance that the mutation will be on the stat you want it on, which makes the odds even lower for getting what you are looking for

The only reason I am going to test this is because I have gone 100's of eggs at a time with no mutations at all and I always tried the squeeze as many females as possible into the breed range so maybe what he says about only 4 females to 1 male has some merit

[TheCaptDude]

Your math is not correct. And it is never a guarantee just because you add more. 90% should never be just rounded up to 100%. Also. Did they add a cap to how many females can mate with a male? My set up in SAE was 1 male and 10-15 females. I will have to check this in ASA. One more thing. It is not pronounced "trow". The correct way to pronounce it is "troff".

[banditotheburrito]

You have a chance on 7% 4 times. You do not have a 28% chance.

Its just a random 7% flip 4x

[Jt-lpki]

You can breed a male to more than 4 females in Ascended.

[abdolT]

14 female gives at least one mutation at 65.4% chance, divided by all stats its like 9.3% for desired one. 30 female is perfect number and any higher wont do much different except drop frames

[justinhorror]

Maybe retitle the video? you can not guarantee a mutation. i thought ASA had something new

[mar]

Im currently breeding with 57 rex females that i all let grow up in a small spot that i buildt where i can change up the male easy via ramp...idont know how you get to that 4:1 ratio, its just that some Creatures have a smaller mating radius than others

[paselitoru]

If true the 1 to 4 thing has to be new because back in ASE I had a male Megatherium surrounded by a dozen (or at the very least 8) females in Fjordur getting it on for mutation breeding.

[tomlauryssen]

Just keep the mutations on the male. And only switch males. You can never have the both sides at 20/20 this way.

[snoop]

Anyway to see the stats without the tec binoculars?

[jyvaineorchids]

Wow i'm early !
Thanks for the tutorial, happy playing and happy teaching

[lenaraprata]

Where’s the point video? He talks about it but doesn’t put anywhere 🙄 can someone help with the link please ?

[md.rubaiatislam]

hey teach! can you please bring a super dino with the best possible melee and health and show us the ancestral line? this way we can understand the milestones and get back to the videos where it's necessary. As a new player, I find it very difficult to understand the whole mutation process

[dred]

4 to 1? Huh, i have 9 female Rex around 1 male that all breed at once.

[scottdow]

I can’t get any mut at all no matter what I do!! Can’t figure it out