49: Feeding Troughs - The Best Way to Feed Your Dinosaurs on Switch - The Ark Switch Survival Guide

On this Switch Survival Guide for Ark: Survival Evolved, we will teach you how to build Feeding Troughs in your base. We will equip the raft base and our outdoor dinosaur pen with a feeding trough so we can feed all our dinosaurs in the area without having to manage the inventory of each. We will also show you how to use a Stegosaur to gather thousands of berries in a few minutes to feed your dinosaurs.

[Chris_M_Romero]

Sorry to bother you, I have a condition and don't understand things very well unless their explicitly stated. The feeding troughs can be used to keep alive baby dinos while I'm away?

[a.hammer]

You’re so helpful but I don’t get any lil trough icons even when they are standing next to it. Maybe I changed the settings… I’m on ps4. I like your calming voice btw

[hyperspace]

Is a Trike better than a Stego at getting berries? Or is it the other way around? I personally own a Trike, he's good at getting berries

[melissaadembowski]

I just built one of these and it is so much better! I'm building my big base (for a while anyway) on the plateau between weathertop and the red obelisk on Footpaw, right under a ledge that has a hidden deep area for a great mini hidden base area. I've fenced off an area with stone railings but the area is pretty safe unless I go down into the lagoon. But the good news is I tamed a raptor! Your Ragnarok video for raptor taming ended up helping a lot, but I'm still not great with the controls and don't trust myself to bola three raptors. I built a pillar platform near a pack on Cragg's Island so I'd be relatively safe, but it didn't really work and one of them was an Alpha which I don't think you can tame on Switch. I ended up separating one of them using my pteranodon and then using a bola. Worked like a charm! Thanks for the helpful videos!

[jasonisourhero]

this looks better than it did at launch wow ??? .. this on nintendo switch ?

[presley]

Do you know if a baby argentavis can eat from a feeding trough