
The Andrewsarchus is maneuverable, with the ability to slide, charge, jump, sink to an ocean floor or rise above it, and is capable of intense speeds over time with great stamina to match. At this point you can fire at the Andrewsarchus from a safe distance to help your Raptor finish off the Andrewsarchus. Using a tamed Raptor to attack the Andrewsarchus from the side it will be almost impossible for it to land a hit on the Raptor due to the mix of speed and small knockback and the Andrewsarchus low turning radius at regular movement.
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This section describes how to fight against the Andrewsarchus. Whilst taming a red rage bar will start appearing behind the taming percentage, right before it fills up jump off and you won't be kicked off by it. There will be white arrows pointing left and right (seems to be the direction its running) when pressed and held at the correct time the taming bar will progress. Sneak up on the Andrewsarchus, throw Giant Bee Honey in front of it, wait for it to eat, then sneak up and mount to begin ride taming. Though a fully-armored Andrewsarchus can't absorb as much damage as some of the ARK's larger creatures, it still excels at harassing them.īase Stats and Growth Attributes (Level 1 - Tamed)įor general info about domesticating a wild creature see Taming.
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The preferred saddle design includes a mounted minigun to target foes, while the driver stays safe inside their airtight armored enclosure. Its density in water also makes Andrewsarchus ideal for searching ocean floors for pearls, since it sinks so readily to the bottom.
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Once tamed, Andrewsarchus is a reliably fast beast of burden, as long as you don't need it to take any corners at full speed. I've seen many an agitated Andrewsarchus pacified by some honey. These scavengers will tear into just about anything if hungry, but they've got a bit of a sweet tooth. As long as its feet can reach bottom, Andrewsarchus will plow its way right through deep water. Just don't expect a river or lake to protect you from one. With some distance between you, it may be possible to dodge a charging Andrewsarchus - they don't exactly turn on a dime. Like certain other whippomorphs, Andrewsarchus will aggressively defend its territory against interlopers. These ungainly creatures might seem sluggish while foraging for a meal, but they can move unexpectedly fast when provoked.

Swimming on the surface of the water is slightly slower than swimming under water.The player must open the radial menu to ride them, while the dino is in the water the player will be forced to dismount once they reach a point where Diplocaulus and the player begin to walk.

** Diplocaulus, while amphibious, cannot be ridden on land. * Tamed creatures that will surface if unridden.

The following creatures can be mounted by players.Īggressive to small fry, otherwise skittish (The ingame description mentions 15 minutes, which is an terror) Lazarus Chowder - Eating will significantly decrease the rate at which you consume oxygen for 10 minutes.
