If you're decimating an area and don't wanna constantly be clicking the drop all button or rearranging items then clicking drop all, then enable the "disable resource harvesting" setting in the creature options. This will make the carcharo gain nothing upon harvesting a corpse similar to when its inventory gets full. You might need a max of 10 stacks of raw meat tho for hunger and healing.

Lure a wild one to an enemy's base then get it to trust you, if they have small tames or tames that have a low max health in general then that's an easy clap because since youre riding a wild carcharo you can instantly heal to max health when you kill a creature and harvest its corpse.

However the trust timer only lasts 10 min and the carcharo will automatically dismount you upon reaching 100 stacks of bloodrage then start attacking anything shortly after it dismounts you.

after taming this you now need a parachute just to go down

Don't cryosick this puppy. It takes so long to get up i had a beard when it finally woke up... 😁

My tribe did this once. Instead of taming a high level carch, they gained its trust. For the 10 minutes, they used its wild stats to absolutely DECIMATE a enemy tribe, including their giga (which was low level) and the massacre got it tamed. They used it to its highest advantage, and some of you should try that too

Has a bloodrage buff that counts kills up to 100 and slowly decays when you don't make kills. At full rage, does x2.75 damage. Gets a 10 sec buff after every kill that greatly increases movement speed and gives stun immunity. Much tighter turn radius than a giga, runs faster, a little better stamina scaling. Seems like either bloodrage or the speed buff heals it a bit as well. Has a roar that zeros out the bloodrage counter. I'm told the roar gives a speed buff to allies. Tail spin attack a similar to a Reaper. Overall, it is comparable to or better than a giga in most respects.

Wild dinos ignore you while you are on it unless you attack them except if the dino is an allo, spino, rex, alpha rex, yuty, carcharo, giga, rhynio, or insect buffed megatherium which will attack on sight.

How to tell if your carcharo's melee damage is good:

If the melee damage increases by +5% each time it levels up. If your leveling is multiplicative instead, then you did not tame a good enough carcharo.

Also if your carcharo has at least 260% melee damage, then you can use it to kill gigas, other carcharos, and titanos easily to get more exp. If it's imprinted, then you only need 200% melee damage. (1.5k damage per bite with 100 stacks)

Their effect they inflict is really useful for fighting carnivores because it prevents them from harvesting any corpses then healing instantly.

🆙️ IF THE DINO OF FRIENDSHIP/CARCAR SHOULD HAVE A PICTURE!