In the Steam survival sandbox game ARK: Survival Evolved, almost every technology is in constant evolution, including a crafting station that can make tools. At the beginning, players in ARK: Survival Evolved use a blacksmith platform that can create iron, and later, players can make a powerful industrial furnace, but if you want to say the strongest crafting platform, it is still a Tektronix replicator under the blessing of future technology.
If the player is the ordinary blacksmith to create the future technology Tektronix gun of ARK: Survival Evolution, then the player needs to guard the blacksmith platform for more than 1000 hours, which is obviously not very realistic, but the same technology, in the ARK: Survival Evolution of the Tektronix replicator only takes 10 minutes to complete, from here you can also see how efficient the ARK: Survival Evolution's Tektronix replicator production technology is.
As the top technology of ARK: Survival Evolution, the process of making Tektronix Replicators is definitely not easy, first of all, players need to challenge the ultimate BOSS of ARK: Survival Evolved to be able to get the drawings of Tektronix Replicators, and the materials needed to make it are also difficult to obtain, players even need to leave The Earth and travel to the vast cosmic environment to obtain enough raw materials to make Tektronix Replicators.
After crafting the Tektronix Replicator, the player also needs to spend a certain amount of Tektronix Energy Fragments to be able to drive it to produce various Tektronix technologies, and these Tektronix Energy Fragments are equally difficult for players to obtain. However, when the player actually masters the Tektronix Replicator of ARK: Survival Evolution, the player can use it to obtain a variety of powerful Tektronix technology, so that the player can defeat more bosses and get a lot of material rewards, which means that only the first Tektronix Replicator player is more difficult to obtain, and it will be much easier to get the Tektronix Replicator player later.