มนุษย์

Creature

Group

Mammals

Diet

Omnivore

Domestication

Tameable

Rideable

Breedable

Unknown

No

No

Data

XP for kill

0 XP

Feces Size

มนุษย์ (Human), อาจจะถูกเรียกกันว่า ผู้รอดชีวิต หรือ ผู้เล่น เป็นสิ่งมีชีวิตเดียวที่สามารถเล่นได้ใน ARK: Survival Evolved สามารถเลือกเพศและลักษณะของร่างกายได้, มนุษย์ทุกคนจะเกิดบน ARK พร้อมกับ ที่แขนซ้าย และสามารถตัดผมของตัวเองได้ เพื่อได้รับ

Basic Info

See also Getting Started

Resurrection Protocol/Lore

After the survivor Helena ascended to Homo Deus with the assistance of Mei Yin, Helena had endlessly tested on a protocol that will keep survivors from being permanently dead, making them able to "respawn" with their memories and experiences intact. The resurrection protocol was perfected to a point where survivors could cheat death enough times so they can bypass the ARK systems. This is needed for survivors to head down to Earth and clear out the Titans from Extinction.

Behaviour

Humans are playable characters and can have wildly varied behaviour. The typical human can be seen scavenging, harvesting, looting or otherwise running amok in any area of the island. Known to tame ferocious beasts to do their bidding, humans can accomplish physical feats and acts of violence far beyond what their meager frames should be capable of. Humans also carry the distinction of being the only creatures on the island capable of crafting and utilising tools (besides the Mantis), and should be regarded as an extreme threat due to this feat- whether it be a simple stone hatchet or an array of autonomous turrets guarding an impenetrable steel fortress, odds have it any human you encounter is a significant and wildly unpredictable threat and should be approached as such.

Appearance

Humans can have varying appearances and may also wear multiple tiers of clothing and skins, and can have different hair styles. This can be seen by opening the inventory.

Drops

• Raw Meat
• Backpack (Inventory of killed human)

Base Stats and Growth

Attribute	Amount at Level 1	Increase per point
	100.0	10.0
	100.0	10.0
	100.0	20.0
	100.0	10.0
	100.0	10.0
	100.0%	5.0%
	100.0%	1.5%
	0	2
	100.0%	10.0%
	200	N/A

Movement Type	Base Speed	Sprinting
Walking	492.8	892
Crouching	200	N/A
Crawling	75	N/A
Swimming	300	N/A

Stats

Health

Health

Stamina

Stamina

Oxygen

Oxygen

Food

Food

Water

Water

Weight

Weight

Melee Damage

Melee Damage

Movement Speed

Movement Speed

Fortitude

Fortitude

Crafting Skill

Crafting Skill

Torpidity

Torpidity

Combat

This section describes how to fight against Humans. This is only possible on PvP-Servers, as other players cannot be harmed on PvE-Servers.

General

It is difficult to pinpoint an exact strategy for fighting Humans, because each one has different attack patterns and level of technology. Any given Human encountered may also belong to a Tribe or have nearby tamed creatures, which only adds to the potential danger of attacking them. In the event that two humans are alone and on foot with no backup, whoever has the biggest gun is generally the one who survives.

Strategy

It's generally better to try to knock out Humans first instead of going for the kill right away. Chances are good that the enemy player has a higher Health than they do Fortitude, so knocking them out is much faster and gives them far less time to react and retaliate using their own weapons and tamed creatures. Humans can be very easily knocked unconscious by shooting them with Tranquilizer Darts from a Longneck Rifle or Tranquilizer Arrows from a Crossbow. Using fliers such as the Pteranodon or Argentavis, a Human could be lifted up and dropped from high altitudes or dropped into a hostile environment. Though frowned upon, one may lure large predators like Giganotosaurus into a Human tribe's village, or use Swamp Fever infected Dodos as biological weapons. Kaprosuchus allows for quick snatch and grab attacks to get Humans off of their mounts for quick kills.

Weaponry

It's impossible to tell what weaponry an enemy Human might be carrying before they use them on you. However, as a general rule, higher level Humans will most likely have higher level equipment, potentially at better quality if obtained from caves or deep sea crates.

Dangers

Humans can pose a potentially very large threat, depending on how high of a level they are but even then, some players of low levels can somehow pull off end game tames and steal supplies from high level players and stashes. More experienced players have access to strong weapons, such as Assault Rifles and Rocket Launchers, as well as strong tamed creatures like the Tyrannosaurus, Spino, and Giganotosaurus. They may also belong to a Tribe, and evoking the wrath of an entire team of cooperating Humans can be more trouble than it's worth. Though, this depends on said players temperament and how they choose to approach the situation.

Weakness

Once knocked out, Humans are helpless to defend themselves, assuming that there aren't any allied tamed creatures or tribe members nearby. It is fairly easy to render a defeated and unconscious Human docile by removing their Weapons and Armor, putting them in Handcuffs, and moving their body into a Cage. Once locked inside, they no longer have any capacity to cause damage. Another weakness is whips, as at close range a whip can disarm any weapon, then allowing the combatant to quickly pick up the weapon. Additionally, while unorthodox, if a player is shot with a Grappling Hook, they can be dragged towards you to force them into melee range. This can be devastatingly effective if you have a powerful melee weapon like a Sword; assuming they don't have a shield, a high quality sword will make short work of even well-armored players.

Notes

• [Special Note] In Single Player Mode or as an admin in a Private Server, you can edit other players character's appearance by using admin command: admincheat SetTargetPlayerBodyVal # #

For more info on using commands that changes the Survivor's body appearance see Body Regions

• Since Humans are controlled by other players, they are subject to an incredible amount of variety in both appearance and behavior.
• It's possible to clone your Survivor by saving a backup of your Singleplayer file (with your Survivor in the map) onto a flashdrive, then transfer your survivor onto another a server or different map. Then upload the savefile from the flashdrive. It would be as if the transfer never happened, however your Survivor clone will be on another server and the original on the original map.
• Leaving the naming box empty (Deleting any form of text) on your survivor would make it take the generic name of "Bob" which has led to new players often being called "Beach Bobs". Female Human will be called Bobette.
• The amount of meat a Human drops upon death is comparable to that of a Coelacanth.
• Even on PvE, due to the extreme unpredictability of a Human, despite their pathetic stats, they are a strong contender for the most dangerous creature.
• If you put nothing in the naming slot for your human, your name would be "human" as the default name for your character.
• In general, especially in Single Player humans are relatively weak and can get killed almost too easily by the smallest of predators. As a player progresses into the game, and depending on skill sets, gear, and what traits you level up humans without mounts or tames can travel through dangerous territories like jungles, mountains, and even swamps by themselves if they have decent armor, food, medicine, and most important of all: weapons. Ranged crossbows and firearms are most effective at defending multiple predators and swords drain hundreds of health units in a few blows. Still, areas like the ocean, caves, and dungeons require extra preparation and levelled tames where they're permited.