It’s a passive tame you can tame it at level 1 all you need is a pick to harvest honey and then find one you want to tame and then throw the honey in your hot bar not your inventory because it will not work once you do that it will start walking to the honey and once it starts eating it SPRINT TOWARDS THE CREATURE and then hop on it but then you need to follow these arrows and if kicks you off SPRINT AWAY FROM IT and once it’s like “ight dude I forgot you” run back and repeat the process and BOOM you have a big doge

Kill others so you have one solo. Throw honey in its path. Once eating honey, jump on its back and start riding. Steer left or right, (there will be an indicator). Jump off before red meter fills up. Repeat until tamed. You should have it by second/third attempt. Enjoy your new pet fellow dino riders. Skol 🤘

Jump off slightly before getting thrown off indicated by the red bar and it won't aggro to you

To tame you will need to

1. Find rocks with broken bee hives on them and harvest with a pick

2put the honey in the your hotbar

3approach the andresarchus while crouching and stop about 14feet away and use the honey via clicking whichever button or key uses.

4. Slowly back away

5. Let it wander until it sees the honey and approaches it after this it will begin eating the honey.

6. Now sprint toward its back and click the ride button

While it’s still eating.

7. A mini game will begin it will show arrows to the left or right the correct arrow will light up and you will need to turn in that direction.

8. It will kick you off after a few seconds after that run and put it on the taming tracker now repeat the previous steps until tamed.

1. Get honey.

2. Find Andrewsarchus

3. Throw honey on ground from 0 slot (l1 left arrow PS4)

4. Wait for Andrewsarchus to eat honey from ground, then mount it, it will start running like an Equus but arrows will appear and you will have to turn it.

Your taming effectiveness will go up but so will a red bar beneath it, if that gets to full it will throw you off and attack you. So you want to jump of before the bar gets to full and the let it ‘cool down’. Repeat the process and you will have your own mini gun pig.

Hope this tip was usefull.

Andrewsarchus: All you need to know

The Andrewsarchus, or Andrew for short, is a huge hog-like omnivore that lives in cold climates. Because Andrewsarchus is related to todays whales, it is apt at swimming in deep water, with its relation to hippos giving it good speed and strength on land. It’s so strong in the water that some even use it as tanks in the open ocean. It’s high health, strength, and speed, combined with the fact that it is strong enough for tank-like saddles to be placed on it, makes it and ideal multi-terrain mount. The Andrewsarchus has a charge ability as well. When running it can let forth a short burst of speed that can demolish almost everything in its path. To tame one of these beasts is not a simple feet. Wile some may say it’s easy when mastered, the way to tame a Andrew is to first sneak up and place some honey by the creature as it has a sweet tooth, and, wile aggressive normally, sweet honey pacifies a Andrewsarchus. Once calmed, one must mount the Andrew and attempt to dominant it wile showing you you are not a predator, by steering it in different directions. It will eventually cross the point of total rage, much like a giga, and will throw you off and aggro you. If you hop off before it goes crazy, however, it will not aggro you, and will allow you to rinse and repeat until tamed. If all goes wrong, if you still with to tame the Andrew you must NOT inflict any damage on it, as it has a rare ability to remember the smell and look of specific enemies and will target them from a large distance. Same goes for Andrewsarchi that you do not wish to tame. To kill, if needed, use a long range weapon or a decent health and melee mount. You could also use a raptor and, much like you would a Sarco, bombard its sides and turn with it so it can’t hit you. I hope this was helpful!

Sincerely, Sarco Master 🐊

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No ghille required, but do kill everything else in the area.

Crouch to approach. Don't get right up on it, but ypu can get fairly close - maybe 3 or 4 foundations? Throw the honey at it. Run up and mount while it eats. Steer based on the arrows, keeping a close eye on the red meter.

It will buck THREE TIMES (I think when the red meter is *around* 50%, 75% and 90%?). Dismount immediately after the third, and run away from it. Rinse and repeat.

Source: I tamed a 130 without ghille.

So, you wanna tame an Andrewsarchus, huh? Here's how.

Step 1: Find a rock with a beehive in it, and harvest the honey with a pickaxe.

Step 2: Find the Andrewsarchus you wanna tame.

Step 3: Put the honey in your hotbar. If you're using a stack mod, make sure to only assign one jar of honey to each slot. I made the mistake of assigning over 800 honey I gathered and lost all of it when the Andrewsarchus ate it.

Step 4: Maintain a distance and throw the jar of honey onto the ground near the Andrewsarchus you want to tame. It should walk towards it and begin eating it.

Step 5: While the Andrewsarchus is busy eating the honey, run up to it and press the interaction button to mount it. It will begin a minigame.

Step 6: Use the directional buttons to turn in the direction the on-screen arrow is pointing (A & D for PC, but if you're on console, just move the left stick in the direction it's pointing).

Step 7: Pay attention to the red bar underneath the taming bar. That's the Andrewsarchus' rage meter. If it fills up all the way, you'll get thrown off, and the Andrewsarchus will aggro onto you, losing a bit of taming effectiveness. To prevent this, get the rage meter as close as you can to full WITHOUT COMPLETELY FILLING IT, then hop off before it's completely filled, and the Andrewsarchus will not aggro. You also won't lose taming effectiveness.

Step 8: Repeat steps 4-7 until it's tamed.

Boom! You have an Andrewsarchus. Hope this helped.