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Nodo de Elemento
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Spires of corruption attracting many Corrupted Creatures.
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El nodo de Elemento (Element Node en la versión original del juego) es una de las estructuras disponibles en la expansión "Extinction" de ARK: Survival Evolved

Descripción

Esta estructura funciona de manera similar a una cápsula orbital de suministros, ya que debe ser defendida del ataque de criaturas corruptas (un total de 5 oleadas) mientras los nodos maduran. La diferencia es que en lugar de dar un botín aleatorio al completarse el evento, el nodo de Elemento normalmente dará polvo de Elemento, a veces dará fragmentos de Elemento y muy rara vez dará Elemento, en función de la cantidad de nodos restantes al concluir el ataque.

Desde la versión 288.113, al activarse el modo PvE, solo la tribu que "reclame" el nodo podrá recolectarlo una vez lo haya defendido. Reclamar el nodo es una tarea opcional.

Su similitud con las cápsulas orbitales de suministros se basa también en que hay varias dificultades en la tarea de defensa, en función del tamaño actual el nodo en cuestión (es decir, a mayor tamaño del nodo, mayores las recompensas y mayor la amenaza a la que te enfrentarás). Sin embargo, también hay dos diferencias a considerar (aparte del hecho de que se consigue Elemento en lugar de objetos):
1) El nodo no está protegido por un escudo.
2) El rendimiento del superviviente durante la defensa del nodo grande y de los nodos pequeños importa para la recompensa final. Cuantos más nodos de Elemento sigan intactos al final de la defensa, mayor será la cantidad de Elemento que podrás recolectar.
Tras concluir con la defensa, es importante que empieces a recolectar en los nodos pequeños externos; si no lo haces, al recoger el nodo principal perderás lo que había en los nodos pequeños. También es importante que solo se pueden emplear herramientas de metal, como el pico de metal o el hacha de metal para la recolección, ya que si usas cualquier otra criatura para intentar la recolección, romperás los nodos y no conseguirás nada de Elemento en el progreso. Sin embargo, hay una excepción a esto: si usas una Mantis con un pico de metal o un hacha de metal equipada, podrás de hecho recolectar normalmente y, además, obtendrás cantidades adicionales de Elemento.

Al luchar contra el Rey Titán, después de un rato, se detendrá y generará un nodo de Elemento corrupto con dos oleadas de enemigos. Al contrario que los que puedes encontrar en los Yermos, estos nodos no te darán nada de Elemento cuando los defiendas, sino que simplemente evitarán que el Rey Titán recupere parte de su salud al final de las oleadas.

Dificultad

The strategy required to defend the element nodes can greatly vary depending on the actual difficulty. Difficulty can be measured both by the size of the main vein itself or by simply using a spyglass to check the health of the main node. See below for details. While it isn't really possible to over-prepare for such a defense since the quality of your defense matters, you can most certainly under-prepare by mistake and lose valuable dinos and resources in the process. Assess the threat and if you find yourself struggling on the initiation wave or first wave, you may be better to cut your losses and abandon the defense. It's advised to keep non-ridden dinos on the outside parts of the defense to cull the incoming numbers. They can damage the nodes just as easily as the corrupted dinos can.

Tek weapons and MEKs are ill-advised for element vein defenses; they easily destroy the nodes.

  • Easy: If the main element node has 10,000 HP, it is an easy node and is just a little more difficult than the blue drops. The dinos that spawn are typically between level 1-30 (except for the initiation wave which oddly has Dilos over level 100 on occasion.) A small tribe can easily defend against the waves with nothing much more than primitive crafted crossbows and average tames such as Trikes, Raptors, and perhaps Carnos. Those who have managed to tame a few Velonasaurs will have a much easier time thanks to their ability to shoot down the Corrupted Pteranodons without using ammunition.They also can't damage the element nodes with their ranged attacks.
  • Medium: If the main element node has 25,000 HP, it is a medium node and is on par with a yellow drop's difficulty. While larger threats such as Corrupted Spinos and Paracers start to make the main bulk of the threat, their levels are generally between 30-90 and can be managed surprisingly well. Some good-level Carnos and Velonasaurs are fine to handle many threats at this difficulty. If you have access to high-quality Enforcers, they can make quick work of the corrupted hordes while also doing minimal damage to the nodes you are defending. Be careful of their fragility and consider using cryopods on those near death in order to preserve them! Quality-level fabricated weapons and flak armor is preferred for those who prefer to be on foot and handing threats that breach the outer defenses such as the pesky Corrupted Pteranodons.
  • Hard: If the main element node has 50,000 HP, it is a hard node and while the levels of the corrupted horde are lower than they are for the red OSDs (roughly level 100-180 compared to the 200-300 from red OSDs), the difficulty lies in the ability to weave through all of the element nodes to address threats that may get past your outer defenses. Corrupted Wyverns are also a serious threat and can easily flame breath survivors to kill them and make a mess of dinosaur-based defenses. Keep your main defenses outside the nodes and have someone keeping watch of the main vein to handle stragglers that get through or to assist with corrupted wyverns or Enraged Trikes.
  • Corrupt: This special element node has 150,000 HP and spawns at certain points of the battle against the King Titan. The levels of the corrupted horde matches that of the red OSD (approximate 200-300). Because these spawn in the middle of a fight, you have to make use of whatever you have brought to fight against the King Titan. Corrupted Hordes spawn from both the spawn point for the node and from constant shadow spawns generated by the presence of the King Titan, but the ones that spawns from the node are your main priority. If the main node is destroyed, it will restore a portion of the King Titan's health, prolonging the fight. Thankfully, there are only 3 waves involved in this defense (the preliminary "wave 0" and then 2 main waves.)

The main danger of these element node defenses is if you come underprepared. Since these events are optional and can be checked prior to setting up a defense, judge your power level compared to the threat; failure to respect the power of the corrupted horde will commonly result in the death of you and/or your tames. Know when to fight, know when to run.

(Note for any element vein: Using a tamed Giganotosaurus sounds appealing due to their sheer power and this is not as a bad idea if you're riding it. However do NOT let them wander on aggressive as they will outright obliterate the element nodes and greatly reduce your rewards. Don't rely on a Dino Leash to contain the Giga either as they are easily destroyed. A strong Giga that is ridden can handle a choke point by itself but is abysmal for core defense.)

Team Builds

This section addresses various tames that would be useful in the defense of harvestable Element Nodes (section work in progress).

  • Offense: Giganatosaurus > Enforcer > Reaper > Rex / Spinosaurus
  • Offense Support: Thylacoleo > Allosaurus > Carnotaurus > Deinonychus
  • Defense: Wyvern > Managarmr > Velonasaur
  • Defense Support: Yutyrannus > Daeodon > Snow Owl > Mammoth
  • Crowd Control: Magmasaur > Pachyrhinosaurus
  • Harvester: Mantis (Note only players with metal tools or mantis with metal tools can harvest.)
  • Reward Transport: Gasbags > Basilisk > Quetzal

Enemy Spawn Rates

These Corrupted Creatures can spawn in each wave with varying number. (Keep in mind that this list has yet to be separated based on node difficulty.)

Easy (10,000)

Very Common

  • Corrupted Dilophosaur

Common

  • Corrupted Pteranodon

Uncommon

  • Corrupted Raptor
  • Corrupted Stegosaurus

Rare

  • Corrupted Carnotaurus

Very Rare

Normal (25,000)

Very Common

  • Corrupted Dilophosaur

Common

  • Corrupted Carnotaurus
  • Corrupted Raptor
  • Corrupted Triceratops

Uncommon

  • Corrupted Arthropluera
  • Corrupted Pteranodon
  • Corrupted Triceratops

Rare

  • Corrupted Arthropluera
  • Corrupted Chalicotherium
  • Corrupted Paraceratherium
  • Corrupted Spino

Very Rare

  • Enraged Triceratops

Hard (50,000)

Very Common

  • Corrupted Carnotaurus
  • Corrupted Pteranodon

Common

  • Corrupted Paraceratherium
  • Corrupted Raptor
  • Corrupted Spinosaur
  • Corrupted Stegosaurus

Uncommon

  • Corrupted Dimorphodon
  • Corrupted Rex
  • Corrupted Triceratops

Rare

  • Corrupted Wyvern

Corrupt (150,000)

Note: These only spawn during King Titan fight around the arena, and only appears in two waves.

Very Common

  • Corrupted Pteranodon

Common

  • Corrupted Carnotaurus
  • Corrupted Raptor
  • Corrupted Rex
  • Corrupted Stegosaurus
  • Corrupted Triceratops

Uncommon

  • Corrupted Arthropluera
  • Corrupted Giganotosaurus
  • Corrupted Spinosaur

Very Rare

  • Corrupted Rock Drake

Ubicaciones de nodos

Horde Mode Location List

Notas

  • The Yutyrannus is useful for defending the central Element Node, as its fear roar will aggro Corrupted Creatures away from the Element Node. At full fear, they will aggro instead of flee, but still take increased damage and deal reduced damage, allowing the smaller Corrupted Creatures to be lured away from the Element Node and taken out a short distance away, lowering the risk of collateral damage to the Element Node.
  • An Element Node at the nearest spawn position can be summoned with cheat StartNearestHorde Element <1-3> (1= Easy, 2= Medium, 3= Hard)
  • While the Chainsaw and Mining Drill are considered better than a metal tool, they cannot harvest matured Element Nodes.
  • Corrupt Element Vein has "Initiating Sequence..." instead of "Maturing..." when it was recently activated.
  • A melee-invested Mantis that is ported over from Scorched Earth or Ragnarok can increase gains from Element Veins when given a proper tool for harvesting. Quality of the tool can matter as well!
  • A well-bred Managarmr is a good defender for the Easy and Medium difficulty veins as It's breath weapon can hit the corrupted creatures but will not damage the Element Node itself. It is recommended that you knock down trees and get rid of rocks prior to defending with a Managarmr to avoid getting hung up on obstacles. Make sure you are riding it though as it will just shoot off into the stratosphere if it defends on its own.
  • The Corrupted Creatures will agro on smaller pieces of the veins, you can set up battery turrets to try to stop them.

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