In the Steam survival sandbox game "ARK: Survival Evolution", players sometimes encounter such a problem, they have to defeat a strong opponent, only to find that they have won very little loot, especially when players go to fight the "ARK: Survival Evolution" corrosive Southern Giant Beast Dragon, want to get the heart of the Corrosive Southern Giant Beast Dragon on it to summon the BOSS, it is difficult to defeat a corrosive Southern Beast Dragon but do not get the due reward, which can easily make the player's mentality collapse. This is mainly because ARK Survival Evolved players overlook a very real weight-bearing problem.
Many players who are new to ARK: Survival Evolution will rightfully think that as long as they and their dinosaurs do not have a weight of 100%, then no amount of resources should be able to fit themselves, but in practice, players will find that unless the player is to force the high-weight resources into the backpack of the ARK: Survival Evolution creatures, otherwise when the weight is more than 50%, these creatures are not willing to actively put resources into the backpack.
The most typical example is the Startail Beast, in "Ark: Survival Evolution" players can let it collect various stone resources by opening a patrol mode for the Startail Beast, but it is easy for the anchor to find that when the resources in the Startail Beast's backpack reach half of the maximum weight that the Startail Beast can bear, it will refuse to collect resources by itself, at this time, unless the player is riding on the back of the Startail Beast and ordering it to collect, otherwise it will not put these stones into its backpack no matter how many stones it hits. Similarly, even if the player turns on automatic resource collection, as long as the player's mount has a 50% weight, it will no longer collect loot from the defeated opponent.
Some professional players have also studied this, and found that after the weight reaches 50%, it will not only affect the enthusiasm of the creatures in "ARK: Survival Evolution" to collect resources, but also reduce their own movement speed, as can be seen from the above figure, the movement speed of the creatures will not be reduced much before the weight reaches 50% of its limit, but once it reaches 50%, the subsequent weight will have a more obvious impact on the speed of the creatures, and when the weight reaches 90%, it will make the creatures unable to move. After reading this, I believe that everyone also knows how to allocate the resources in their pet backpacks!