As more of a night person, I usually spend my daily 5-minute scents before going to bed, to finish my daily missions.
I live near a small park (just large enough that walking from one end to the other will get you two spawns on a scent), and I always wondered why I never seemed to find any Carbo, Wuerho or Tenonto.
Then I checked the spawn charts and realised Carbo is a Dawn/Day/Dusk spawn, silly me.
So I started spending my scents earlier in the evening, since I’m short of Carbo DNA for Smilon. A rare scent and a few 5-minute scents later, and all I had got was a bunch of Wuerhosaurus, and one Tenontosaurus. Given that I had just levelled my Tarkus to team level, this was frustrating, to say the least.
Anyway, I’ve realised that the anytime spawns, specifically Bajadasaurus are waay more likely to spawn while scenting at night due to the more concentrated pool of dinos (since there are no dedicated night creatures in parks, only the globals), while during the day, while it is possible to get both Carbo and Baja (two creatures I want for their hybrids), it’s much more likely that I’ll just get a truckload of Wuerhosaurus, at least relatively.
So far I’ve only ever seen one Carbonemys actually spawn at a park, scents or no scents, even though I pass by a whole bunch every time I go hunting, so the whole situation in general seems rather discouraging.
So how do y’all hunt for Carbo? Just drive by parks with crossed fingers, or is farming scents during the day worth it?
Because otherwise it seems much better to me to just scent at night and accumulate Baja DNA, even though I’ll never get Carbo. But that’s just my two scents .