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Taming an Apis Queen is perhaps one of the most difficult and annoying tasks any survivor can experience, but with the proper knowledge, equipment, and animals to aid you in the endeavor; the difficulty and annoyance make way for what can be a relatively simple and easy effort.

That being said, once completed, having an Apis Queen in your menagerie of tames is without a doubt one of the best advantages you can have as, much like Farming , your newly acquired Bee Hive provides you with extremely beneficial, long-term results; a replenishing and easily accessed supply of Giant Bee Honey , which can be used in a wide variety of purposes.

Unlike a wild hive, which will always be aggressive to you, and will only yield up to 5 jars of honey per harvest that only starts to replenish every 15 minutes; your tamed hive can hold up to 45 jars of honey, producing about two jars roughly every hour.

However, there is a catch; your tamed hive requires a supply of Rare Flower to produce honey, and will slowly begin to degrade in structure health and break without flowers in its inventory.

Thankfully, the production cost is very low, as the flowers are consumed at an extremely slow rate, about one per hour, and if the hive does break, your Queen will emerge from it; healthy and unharmed, able to be grabbed again to make a new hive that can be placed again when you are ready.

The general taming process happens like this; the Queen is passively tamed by getting near to her and feeding her a selection of her favored foods a list of which is provided above, place the food item in your last slot on your action bar, and press E , , when the option is available , and this can only be done when the Drones surrounding her are calm and unaggressive towards you and any of your current tames nearby, but this is easier said than done.

To get close enough without provoking the Drones, more often than not you require the aid of a Ghillie Suit and Bug Repellant. Once you have those, equip the Ghillie armor and spray on your repellent, then hold the crouch button to go prone.

From there, you can crawl right up to her without angering the Drones, and proceed to feed her. However, these are not the only hurdles you have to jump before you can tame her, as things get much more complicated than that.

In order to reach the Queen in the first place: the hive in which she lives must first be broken open. As a side note, some wild hives do not contain Queens, which can be identified with the complete absence of Drones defending them if you attack the hive.

Secondly, you will occasionally encounter a hive that contains two to three Queens, or find multiple hives with their own separate Queen clipped into each other, but this is a rare occurrence.

Breaking open the hive can be done in any number of ways, from your own weaponry such as melee or firearms, or explosives, but by far the most effective strategy is to make use of tames to assist you.

The tame required for this process varies per map and where the hive is located, but generally the best options are Tapejara and Dimorphodon for hives located up on high cliffs or redwood trees Tapejara: due to their flight and maneuverability, aids in spotting hives, positioning yourself properly to damage the hive, and killing the drones before they sting you.

Dimorphodon, if they are available on the map, can be used to take the Tapejara's place for damaging the hive so that you don't have to risk getting stung and knocked off your flying mount, and because they are flyers; they can reach a hive no matter where it's at , and a Dire Bear for hives that are on the ground or near enough to it that ramps can be built to access the hive because Dire Bears themselves are entirely immune to the dismounting and snaring status effect caused by the drone's stings, while their presence also largely prevents you yourself from getting stung.

When the hive is attacked, one of two things will happen, depending on your tame's melee damage effectiveness: the hive will immediately break open and release the Queen who will start spawning drones to protect herself, or Drones will emerge from the damaged hive to sting and chase you off.

If the hive was not broken open on the first hit and you aren't riding a Dire Bear or using Dimorphodon; retreat and put enough distance between you and the hive until the Drones despawn, then return and repeat this process until the hive is broken.

Once the hive has been busted and the Queen is released, then begins the true challenge, and the primary reason why taming her is so difficult; she permanently flies, doesn't land nor can be grounded, and wanders around aimlessly: allowing her to reach locations and heights where she is literally impossible to be fed and tamed from, or be attacked by dangerous predators that can kill her.

This challenge, however, can be entirely negated, and where the equipment you bring comes into play. To force her to stay still, you require a trap that can be opened for her to fly into, then closed to box her in.

The trap you will build Depends on whether the hive is located high up on a tree or cliff, or on or near to the ground.

For ground-based or near-ground hives; the same design can be repeated, only with taller walls and a dinosaur gateway and gate facing towards the hive.

Alternatively, multiple Wooden Cages can be placed on the ground in various places, partially distanced from and surrounding the hive, to act as traps though the Queen can be trapped in Wooden Cages, the Wooden Cage often makes it difficult to get your crosshair on her to feed her the taming food.

Once your trap is built, however, she's not simply going to fly into it. The trap needs to be baited, and ironically, the best and only bait that will grab her attention and force her to move into your trap is the very thing you are taming her for: Giant Bee Honey.

Before you begin the process of breaking open her hive; you should first collect some honey from it if the hive is out of your reach a Grappling Hook will be required , which will yield you up to 5 free jars.

Once you have the honey, place all five jars into slots on your action bar so that you can use them as bait, and position yourself within your trap if it is a Wooden Cage instead of a box trap built out of structures, stand just outside it.

Proceed to break the hive open, whistling to your tames to attack it on Scorched Earth, there are no Dire Bears or Dimorphodon unless you transfer them, without transfers, you will be forced to use your Tapejara to reach the hive and break it open yourself , and once the Queen is exposed; immediately whistle for your tames to back off by either whistling them to passive, or directing them to flee to another spot, then drop a Giant Bee Honey in the trap by using the slot on the action bar the honey is placed in if the honey is dropped into the trap before her hive is broken open, she will ignore it.

She will begin to fly towards the honey, but more often than not, her Drones tend to beat her to it. Following this, she will either pause for a few seconds, or continue flying towards the spot the honey was at before her Drones snatched it.

If she pauses before entering the trap, drop another jar into the trap and repeat this until she either enters the trap, or you run out of honey.

Once she enters the trap, she will pause for a few seconds after she reaches the honey; this is the moment where you need to close the dinosaur gate or giant trapdoor to shut her in.

While you close the trap, if you still have some honey left over, drop another jar inside the trap to keep her in while door is still closing, for good measure.

For the most effective results, make sure you have cleared the area surrounding the hive of other wild animals that can interfere and steal the bait before the Queen has a chance to get to it.

Once she's shut in, the process of feeding her can begin; in the relative peace, ease, and safety of the trap.

When tamed, There is a prompt displayed over the Queen Bee: "press E , , to obtain hive". When doing so, a Bee Hive is placed in your inventory and the Queen disappears.

The hive can then be placed like on the ground like a structure, but requires Rare Flower to 'stay healthy', or it will break. When destroyed, the Queen that was used to build the Bee Hive will respawn, and can then be used to create a new hive, which can be placed again when you have the flowers to fuel it.

Once placed and loaded up with flowers, your hive will provide a consistent source of Giant Bee Honey , at a rate of roughly two jars an hour.

You can find a list of creature and dino spawn commands on our spawn command list. Use our spawn command builder for Giant Bee below to generate a command for this creature.

This command uses the "SpawnDino" argument rather than the "Summon" argument which allows users to customize the spawn distance and level of the creature.

Find the Ark blueprint for Giant Bee below. Swiftly copy the blueprint to your clipboard by clicking the "Copy" button.

Legen Sie dieses dazu auf den letzten Slot. Beachten Sie, dass manche Bienenstöcke auch unbewohnt sein können. Neueste Spiele-Tipps. Beliebteste Spiele-Tipps.

Die besten Shopping-Gutscheine. Müsste die Königin dann nicht eigentlich umherfliegen damit ich sie auch füttern kann? Habe schon etliche Versuche hinter mir und langsam frustriert es mich.

Ich finde es auch etwas übertrieben, wieviel so ein Bienstock aushält und der Ghilli Suit scheint auch nutzlos zu sein.

Spiele auf The Island. Hoffe mir kann jemand helfen. Vielen Dank im Vorraus. Ghili klamotten und dat insektenschutzzeug bringen leider gar nix,ma wird trotzdem von den drohnen de ganze zeit angegriffen.

Transferieren kann ma die Königin auch nicht, geht nur wenn die vorher in einen Bienenstock umgewandelt wird. Danke für die Antwort.

Habe genau dieselben Erfahrungen gemacht. Also weiter versuchen und viel Geduld haben