Pink Slime do not have a favorite food and will eat everything. In order to keep them contained, it’s recommended that you create a Corral with High Walls and an Air Net depending on how many Pink Slime you have contained in your Corral.
Pink Slime typically has a bad habit of stacking on top of one another. They’re found just about everywhere, and drop Pink Plorts. In Slime Rancher, Pink Slime is the first type of slime that you’ll come across. © Monomi Park Pink Slime Pink Slime is the first type of slime you encounter in Slime Rancher. Slime Rancher: Guide to All Slime Types Below, you'll find a list of all slime types found in Slime Rancher. To help you become the greatest rancher in the history of Slime Rancher, we decided to put together a comprehensive guide on all slime types. By knowing what each slime prefers, you’ll be able to maximize the amount of Plorts you collect. Not only will it help you farm slime more effectively, but it will also prevent you from winding up in a particularly sticky situation (like a Tarr Slime infestation). All Slimes in Slime Rancher are different and will require a different Corral setup and different food. If you followed the steps in this guide, you should now have found all Map Node locations in Slime Rancher.In Slime Rancher, knowing your way around all slime types can be useful. If you need further clarification, check out this helpful video from The Cast. On the ground level, pass around to the back side of the Tangle Gordo tower to find the Glass Desert map node just beneath the stone circle. Head to the tower where the Tangle Gordo is located. Use the teleporter to travel to the Glass Desert. Glass Desert Map Node location © Monomi Park To the right, you’ll find the Ancient Ruins map node before reaching the hallways leading to the Glass Desert teleporter. Go through the huge decorated gate to the ruins and head toward the center of the area. Ancient Ruins Map Node location Ancient Ruins Map Node Location © Monomi Parkįrom the Moss Blanket, head east to the Ancient Ruins. Hop up to the top plateau where the large tree is to find the Moss Blanket map node. Walk across the large center area to reach several ledges on the other side. Go across the long bridge leading to the door to the Moss Blanket. Moss Blanket Map Node location Moss Blanket Map Node Location © Monomi Park Go forward to the opposite wall to find the map node, just left of the exit. Teleport to the cave where the Gordo used to be. From the Ranch, pass through the Grotto and go through the cave. The Indigo Quarry map node is located inside the cave where you find the first Rock Gordo. Indigo Quarry Map Node location Indigo Quarry Map Node Location © Monomi Park Face toward the water and you’ll find the first map node on the left near the ledge. Go to the area with the water geyser and cave. Starting from the Ranch, head out into the Dry Reef and follow the path closest to the water. Dry Reef Map Node location Dry Reef Map Node Location © Monomi Park Special thanks to UltimatePortalMaster for helping with the images. In each image below, Beatrix's icon is pointing toward the map node location. This guide will explain where to find all the map nodes in Slime Rancher, along with a picture of Beatrix on the map for a visual representation. There is one map node per region, and activating the node will reveal that section of the world map. All Map Node locations in Slime Rancher Here's what a map node looks like in Slime Rancher prior to activation. Exploring to find each of these can take some time, so to help you out this guide will help you track down all map node locations in Slime Rancher. In order to unlock the rest of the map, players must find map nodes that are hidden in each region of the Far, Far Range. At first, only a portion of the map will be available. To bring up the map, press M or right on the D-Pad.
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The Navigation Update for Slime Rancher added various new features, including an overworld map of the Far, Far Range.
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