How to get oil in ARK: Lost Island
ARK: Lost Island has been one of the most popular survival games ever since its launch back in December 2021. It is an exciting package filled with new creatures, new locations and new challenges. Just like every other survival game, the objective of ARK: Lost Island is to survive by collecting resources, building bases and items, and fighting ferocious creatures.
One of the most important resources in the game is oil. In ARK: Lost Island, oil can be mined from oil veins underneath water bodies or from oil rocks on land. Using forges, oil can be refined into gasoline. Oil is also needed to craft various items like fabricators, grenades, industrial cookers, industrial forges, soaps, vaults, industrial grills, and so on. Here are some of the most efficient ways to get oil in ARK: Lost Island.
Oil rocks located near the volcanic mountain (21.5, 66.3) are great spots to mine oil from, quite possibly the best way to get oil in ARK: Lost Island. However, multiple dangerous creatures can be found in this area, making the task more arduous. Players will be able to get large amounts of oil from rocks disguised as normal rocks near the red crystal rocks in this location. If mined with a pickaxe, chainsaw or any dino, these rocks can provide a considerable amount of oil, ranging from 300 to 800.
Surface oil rocks and oil veins are mostly found in desert areas of the map. Players can use oil pumps on these to get a steady supply of oil for the rest of the game, with the pump producing a unit of oil every 20 seconds. Interestingly, oil rocks are also located in various locations in snow biomes on the map. A few locations for clusters of oil nodes are 33.7, 54.7 in snow biomes; 77.9, 60.2 and 96.9, 40.9 in the desert.
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