In the sandbox game ARK: Survival Evolved, honey is a great item that can be used to tame dire bears, slippery-toothed dragons, and used as bait for fishing. However, although honey is easy to use, players who want to get it still have to take a lot of risks, because the bees in ARK: Survival Evolution are not easy to mess with, and once you steal honey, even if you have dinosaurs, they will sting you to death. Faced with this situation, becoming a ARK Survival Evolved beekeeper who produces honey himself will become a good choice for players.
If you want to become a beekeeper in ARK: Survival Evolution, you must deal with the queen bee, the queen bee, the king of bees, and not every ARK Survival Evolution hive has a queen bee, so the probability of encountering it is up to the player to depend on luck. Once you are stung by the queen bee in ARK: Survival Evolved, you will be added a negative BUFF that lasts for 10 seconds, which will not only slow down the movement speed, but also cause a bloody effect, which is very dangerous to face the ARK Survival Evolution swarm at this time, and you need to pay special attention.
Since the Queen Bee is peacefully tamed in ARK: Survival Evolved, you need to be prepared before taming it by spraying yourself with ARK Survival Evolved insecticide so that you can reduce the hatred of the ARK Survival Evolved bees, and then put on the auspicious suit and take the rare flowers to the queen bee's nest and feed it with rare flowers to tame it.
The tamed queen bee will fly around you in the form of a bee, which doesn't last long, and after a while it will turn into a hive and stay in your backpack. You can find a safe place to put the hive down when you get home, and then put rare flowers in it, and it won't be long before you get a lot of honey in ARK: Survival Evolved, which is also very simple to use.