How to tame a Gacha on ark survival evolved 101
The gacha on Ark survival evolved can be a game changer for certain materials such as element dust, oil, gems and other hard to get materials. You also get items in drops from there back that can be used in pvp and pve. Read my guide on how to tame a gacha.
Lets gets started on our how to tame a gacha guide.
Taming a gacha is the easiest thing to do in the game. When they first came out I tamed mine with fiber. Didnt know what the tame did or what it was for. Later found out its one of the most useful tames in the game. Once tamed you will be able to see what it produces through its crystals. The only issue to use these tames to the full extent is to have owl that produces owl pellets for faster crystal production.

All Tips and guides are base on PVE (PVP is like candy, trolls love it when your taming) How to tame a gacha.
So how do you tame a gacha, I found its very easy just using stone. If you want a perfect tame gacha, you got to use tek structures. You can also use cooking pot if you can make enough.
Step 1: Find a Gacha
Gachas are found on extinction and genesis 2. Low spawn on genesis 2 maps, so it’s better to tame them on extinction. The gachas spawn in sunken forest all over depending on how populated your server is. Some servers are built on all gacha spawns so they have a low spawn. Once you find one its time to grind.
Step 2: Get some stone!
Gacha’s love stone and it’s easy to find. You can cryopod a doedicurus to help you get stone fast. Official servers have 2x to 3x on the weekends depending if they release it with the crunch. Once you get the stone, its time to get off the doedicurus and drop the stone on the ground in front of the gacha. He will auto feed himself. Watch the ground timers so you don’t have any enterupts.
Step 3: You tamed your gacha now what?
You cryopod it and take it home. You now have a gacha. What are there uses? They can be used to produce materials that is in its production line. Hopefully you can get a element dust gacha. The produce 180 element per crystal, depending if its happy and mate boosted with owl pellets.
Set up a pair of male and female gachas of your production you want. Add owls near them, 4 of them. Make sure they collect them. Once there full, add stone and watch the crystals spawn.
How can you tell when your gacha is happy or sad? Well, simple the gacha will make a weird noise and turn his head away from you. When there happy, they will produce fast and have a colorful area sparkle on its back. If your having troubles with snow owl pellets and need some fast, you cryopod your snow owl and release it. They produce one each throw. You can also feed them stims, but the other way is better.
For more ark survival evolve tips stay tune and watch us on Youtube. Thank you for reading my guide on how to tame a gacha.
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