Just bring a baby rex to it and if u want do what I did, use 4 rexes,unclaimed them and kill them they give around 40-60% tame then just kill diplos and creatures with high hp and there you have it carchar

(DO NOT DROP THE BABY REX or else you'll get COOKED if you do try to drag it as fast as possible before he gets you)

It may look easy or might be easier to tame.

You just need at least creatures with drag weight, mainly

•𝐑𝐞𝐱𝐞𝐬, 𝐒𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐨𝐬

•𝐆𝐢𝐠𝐚𝐧𝐨𝐭𝐨𝐬𝐚𝐮𝐫𝐬

•𝐁𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐨

• 𝐘𝐮𝐭𝐲

Or anything that's an apex predator or a creature around and above 500 drag weight

Though you might need to get their baby variants via tamed creature breeding, for those who might not have cryopods (like me) you might wanna pre-hatch the egg (Keeping the egg incubation at 5 or more) then kill once it's ragdolled, and slowly but steadily sacrifice the baby to rise the trust meter if it's drooling (passive state with head close to her body) if it sniffs, it's good to drop the sacrifice and back up a a few meters away because you'll never know when she'll jump or not, make sure to at least keep carnivores away from the sacrifice corpse because they'll eat it (why keep them away alive? Because you need it for the second phase)

Once that's done and allows mounting, just jump at least any creature, (mostly the bigger ones with health) and try not to get hit because if you get hit or accidentally jumped off the landscape (due to it's speed) that decreases the taming efficiency and since the Carcha has a hell lotta damage it might be easier, though It'll be reduced by 80% once tamed but to tame it you'll have to avoid reaching 100 kills, getting damage on the Carcha too badly or letting the time run out because they will get the Carcha buck you off and bite you.

(I just realized this could be shortened)

The Charchar is a extremely fast and deadly creature.Its believed that a tamed charchar can even kill most of the largest creatures in Ark!I also tested and saw that no matter the stats of this beast.You can tame a Charchar at ANY level!Just be warned...if you approach it with a dead dino in hand to feed.It might bite back.

After you tame it you will be automatically dismounted and flung to either side of the carcharo, then after you land near it you can take anywhere from 75 to 150 fall damage. This can instantly kill you then leave your carcharo and your items lost if you don't know where you died.

After you gain a wild carcharos trust (the hexagon turns GREEN), it you are able to damage it and it will not attack back (tested on ark use) this allows you to easily kill it within 10 minutes using a high damage dino as carcharos with a green hexagon cannot damage tamed creatures unless the tamed creatures are unclaimed, (I tried this with tamed low level creatures I no longer needed) and are only aggressive to wild creatures. However when the 10 minute timer expires the carcharo will roar, dismount you if you were riding on it then after a few seconds it will act like a wild carcharo again and attack you and your tames.

Can be found any place on any map you would find a Giga on, it can not be found on SE, AB, or Gen 1.(which is stupid as the picture we got was in Genesis bog biome) The best place to find it is Rag Highland. By the way it cannot be brought into boss fights. up if you found helpful!

Took 3 trikes lvl 100+ to get the bar to full up on a level 50. Wouldn't eat them unless I dropped the body outside the trap then left render distance. Came back and he ate while I was gone. Try to be in an area with easy access to dinos to kill and bring back. After circle turned green was able to ride it to finish the tame. Had a 10 min timer. After killing mainly stegos got thrown off and it was tamed. Need a saddle to ride again. Was during event with 8.75 rates

Hey, this is the person who experimented taming these multiple times and wrote that long ass method on how to tame it. I’m back with a similar method on how to tame, but only applies if you have a buddy or two. Build your square trap made out of metal behemoth gateways and attach the needed gates (dinosaur gateways might work too, just make sure they’re made of metal). Make sure you have a space to enter and exit. Build large bear traps at the end of the trap (farthest away from the side you want the carcha to enter). You’re gonna use your friends as bait, so you might have to play rock paper scissors to decide who takes it for the team. Put your bro or any number of people behind the bear traps and have them shoot the carcha to lure it into the trap. One or both of them may die, but it’s a sacrifice you’re willing to make. When the carcha is attacking your homies and/or stuck in the trap, SHUT THAT DAMN DOOR AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. Kill some animals (gallimimuses, trikes, and wooly rhinos are good examples) and stick them into the trap. Get out of render distance so the carcha will eat it. After eating, the carcha will be a little ornery. This is normal. Get an argy or any carrying animal and scatter a bunch of animals around the area. Get your argy or your carrier tame out of harm’s way, far from the trap as possible. Keep feeding the carcha carcasses until the trust meter goes green, and when it is, ride the carcha and kill many animals as you can.

If you have tamed the carcha, congratulations, you’ve done it!!

If the time that the dinosaur is chill is running out and you’re not far into taming progress, ride the carcha back into the trap and repeat the process.

I hope this tip and my previous one has helped people.

You may ask, how many baby rexs will i need for the entire taming process? Well, its 1 for 100% trust, but your most likely not to complete the entire taming process in one go, so here’s a list: (i still recommend extra rexs incase there is a lack of creatures in your area)

Lvl 1-40: 1 or 2

Lvl 40-80: 2-3

Lvl 80-150: 2-5

It really depends on how many and what creatures are around, but its never guaranteed for a one and done, so good luck and happy taming.

I don't know why people are saying level stam over melee maybe it's a pvp thing but in pve i would say full melee just because it is already way more mobile than a giga and surprisingly very close to its damage considering it has no mutations. All I can say is RIP giga carcha is the new king