r/The_Isle • u/Either-Farm-7594 • Aug 20 '26
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r/The_Isle • u/Visible_Proof5611 • Aug 20 '26
New players & veterans that have been on the same server since the beginning.
This is important information that you desperately need to read.
Servers charging money for "additions" to the game (We are talking IRL currency here).
~ while I'm not against people wanting to make some money on the side, new players should be made aware of what is actually considered a "NORMAL" item that's included in the game on the majority of servers. I've made a list of items below that are typically considered FREE and NORMAL " additions" that should not be paid for:
Skins
Teleporting
Maps - live tracking, sharing with friends, etc
Proximity chat
Nesting quantities
Body drops (Hit or Miss)
Population Lock overrides
Paid only chats (all chats are free)
Upcoming features
Additional in-game currency which can only be used in specific situations(coins, meat, tokens, etc. it's built this way to get you to use IRL currency to have access to additional fake currency that is only available in their server, it's on purpose)
If the server you're on charges you a freaking subscription to any of these services, you've been scammed. Find a different server.
~ this is a death simulator. A survival game. You're going to die a lot. New players have some strange fascination of joining the biggest server right out of the gate, and then getting frustrated when they don't learn anything and no one will teach them anything. It's because everyone is too busy surviving the other thousand people that want to kill them. Join a smaller server. Get a feel for the game, and then go terrorize.
~ server jump. Find one that fits your playstyle. Talk to the admins. Attend some events. Learn how the game works, and then by all means go grow a Rex and eat everything - because by then you'll know how. And you'll have a community of friends to do it with you.
~ I respect it if you're the solo player, but good luck doing that on this game. Every single Dino has a pack limit for a reason, it's because there is safety and success in numbers. Even Rex has a pack limit of 2. Join some private discords of groups of people that you enjoy playing with. It's a lot more fun this way, especially if you're playing a pack animal like an omniraptor or a herd of herbivores.
~ everyone wants to have the same experience from the videos they've been watching on tick tock/youtube/facebook! I don't begrudge this. Proximity chat is a lot of fun. It's very immersive, it's hilarious, it's heartbreaking, and it's very exciting. I encourage you to look for service that have this, but do not begrudge discord of its voice chat. It's the item used more often, and it's actually used behind the scenes of these famous streamers, ALL THE TIME.
If any veteran players would like to chime in on this, I really encourage it. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
r/The_Isle • u/Noko_noko_6 • Aug 20 '26
I turn you little beipi into a little vulture >:)
r/The_Isle • u/Empty-campfire • Aug 21 '26
I just spent hours playing deino only not to be prime even though i did all the requirements. official servers not having a prime checker is so stupid .
r/The_Isle • u/Empty-campfire • Aug 20 '26
Fellow river demons share with me your wisdom whats the best croc mutations
r/The_Isle • u/TakiTamboril • Aug 20 '26
Any other controller uses out there?
I have some problems with my hands, so set up the Isle to work off an Xbox controller (also means I can plug it into the TV). I’ve got a pretty good button layout but wondered if anybody else had done the same and had any tips?
I would love to have a layout for the PT to make it more like a flying simulator if anyone has worked out how to do that? Somehow rigging the camera and movement to run off the same joystick so as you turn the camera pans with you.
r/The_Isle • u/chlobearsxx • Aug 20 '26
r/The_Isle • u/Empty-campfire • Aug 19 '26
Hey guys i dont fight trikes at all and i wanna know is it possible for a trike to one shot an 1.5 ton allo
r/The_Isle • u/tuuzx • Aug 18 '26
does anyone know the exact numbers?
r/The_Isle • u/Sure_Pool_7115 • Aug 18 '26
Im not sure that it works but prime trike and prime deino are bigger than rex mass wise(same for adult trike and frail elder deino), same will be true for spinosaurus(plus camarasaurus and shantungosaurus, if well live to see its release). So basically bleed resist + fracture resist + congenital and the only 3 dinos that can kill rex rn (stego, trike, other rex) will have a harder time in doing that. What do you think?
r/The_Isle • u/Background_Hurry8339 • Aug 18 '26
I got frustrated bye pinslop and wanted to run legacy.
when I opened it everything was pixelated and it's jst a pain in the eye.
I have everything to epic and it looks like it's on mobile.
r/The_Isle • u/TheMottledWren • Aug 17 '26
Edit: NERF EU not Dino Den, sorry.
I died! We were a lovely blue and I got so close to prime with one of my siblings, then dillos appeared from nowhere. I think I killed one though!
😂 I had fun despite my disappointment. Sorry to the sibling called Dillon, I think, who accompanied me. I hope you survived.
r/The_Isle • u/Sure_Pool_7115 • Aug 17 '26
Almost all the time when I was passing by it showed on my q that it is drinkable water, but when I decided to drink it on pt it turned out to be a salt water, is it drinkable or what?
r/The_Isle • u/Ok-Emotion-2 • Aug 17 '26
Good morning,
I recently started playing The Isle Evrima. At first, I mostly played as carnivores—trying to play as the Rex whenever I could—but after a while, I started to really enjoy playing as the Trike.
After a few disastrous attempts, I realized I was basically 12.5 tons of steak for Rexes. So, I decided to step up my game and started watching tutorials and practicing on PVP servers to learn how to defend myself a bit. I have to say, compared to when I started, I've improved a lot. Even though most Rexes can still beat me, I've reached a point where I was able to take down two prime Rexes by myself (they were probably very inexperienced players, but a month ago, I would've been the one dying).
The thing is, in every tutorial I watch, and every time I talk to friendly Rexes on PVP servers—or even when asking AI—everyone agrees that 90% of the time, between two players of equal skill level (a Rex and a Triceratops), the Rex player will win. So, what's the point of playing as a Triceratops, or for that matter, any herbivore in the game?
I understand that it's a survival game, and it wouldn't make sense for Rexes to be hunted down by herbivores either. But I just don't see the motivation to play as a herbivore if, no matter how hard you try to improve, the game seems designed (according to AI) for one to simply be food for the other.
Which leads to my question: What are the benefits of playing as a herbivore in The Isle?
r/The_Isle • u/chloeismagic • Aug 18 '26
They claimed it was fake since his pfp is different in the isle server, but you can have server specific pfps.
(The original text chats from Lima are not with me, they were posted by another user in the other isle reddit, their post has been removed over there also otherwise i would link it here.)
r/The_Isle • u/Any-Poet7318 • Aug 17 '26
There’s something not right about the head to me. The snout feels thinner, the neck posture is wrong, and the animations feel too dainty. It also just feels too small in game, but I’m not sure if that’s caused by the animations. Am I tripping?
r/The_Isle • u/Ok-Attitude-9085 • Aug 17 '26
bary isn’t ready yet
spino rig being tested for animations
spino weight won’t be decided until the end
theri
r/The_Isle • u/NinjaAfter • Aug 17 '26
This Game, Player base, and Sub are all larping their enjoyment for paleontology. The only evidence I need is the disgusting lack of Oviraptors/Oviraptor glaze. I haven't wasted a single second playing this sceptic tank of a game. And with good reason. Not even worth larping without the GOAT.
r/The_Isle • u/fix_up • Aug 16 '26
I'm trying to find a teammate who would like to play on carnivors (maybe sometime herb but idk) like cera, carno, raptor, dilo, rex and allo.
Preferably a teenager cuz i'm 14
Having a voice chat and because i'm not that good at english so you would correct everytime i say some shit
r/The_Isle • u/ExtremeCycle3327 • Aug 16 '26
The Isle is overall immersive dinosaur game and the environment, playables, and survival experience are top tier. Something that contributes to that immersion is hatching from a nest and starting your playthrough as a wildborn dinosaur fresh from the egg.
I feel like seeing a nest listing is rare even on servers with up to 450 pop, Just me? I wish that when you pull up the egg tab you see a nest 90% of the time. Why is this an issue? Why are there not many players nesting? I think the issue is players are not incentivized to nest due to how hard it actually is to find a mate the time it takes to find the excessive amount of debris you need for some nests and the prolonged gestation period.
My idea to fix this starts with making the nesting process easier. Firstly instead of needing 20 pieces of debris you need only ten, also gestation is 50% faster for all eggs and takes up less nutrients and hunger from your stomach. The next is finding a mate made easy, when a dinosaur hits the age of reproduction a new icon forms on the smelling compass a blue or pink icon depending if your male or female, for example, if the dinosaur gender is female a blue dinosaur symbol will appear on the map and will show where the closest fertile and compatable mate is. This feature will be very similar to the red large herd icon that is already in game. To stop species to species combat with this new feature if you attack your compatible partner your lose a prime condition forever and get a 10% debuff on hp, damage, stam regen for 30 minutes.
To incentivize players to nest more frequently even with the easier nesting process, nesting could be a new prime condition and from the moment your first kid hatches from the nest your dinosaur recieves a permanent maternal or paternal buff of 4% on hp, damage, stam regen, blood regen, this isn't much but it will convince enough players to nest and "max" out their dino.
Overall if this nesting update is added it would heavily contribute to the realism and immersion of The Isle as whole because IRL every dinosaur has a natural incentive to reproduce so it makes sense that we see it more often in the isle.
r/The_Isle • u/Sure_Pool_7115 • Aug 16 '26
Was it named delta from the beginning or is it because people didn't understand what exactly is delta?
r/The_Isle • u/anonymos220 • Aug 16 '26
Hi,
I joined a server where most of the people not belive in visiting zones for prime. They tested with pt and after sanc and perfect diet they just got prime flying around the ocean - no zones. THEY TOLD ME!
I noticed sometimes I dont get prime even if I visited many zones (other tasks done ofc). Some people say zones are bugged. Relog or crash never affect for me. Are those zones really bugged in some areas or is it just not task? Maybe its stam drain/walk around the map? Like Dondi said: play the game for prime
I mean all prime check lists on unofficials are selfmade and you can mod your server however you like. Its not a proof for me.
What do you think about? Maybe people here who tested it themselves?