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Player-written tips for taming, using, and fighting the Desmodus in ARK: Survival Ascended & Evolved.

All you need is Blood packs and parachutes.. let the bat pick you then when it goes to drop you, deploy a parachute and slowly fall down. The bat will then continue to pick you and suck your blood without dropping you from the sky

Works similar to bloodstalker, effectiveness raises off sacrificed creatures. They dont need to die so Use high health tames to boost effectiveness then blood packs for taming. Recommend pheromone darts as they have a tendency to fly super high and not come back down at least…

Enter a cave and Go in slowly.. Then drop down a Bloodpack until one of the Bats fly down and Drink the blood from it and will slowly get tamed and if it doesn’t fully tame it it shall fly back up and go back to sleep

Perfect for taming blood stalkers. It farms them like crazy

And it can make the elixir making it amazing for em

Ok ok,screw passive taming,you should drop meat and wear gillie armor or you can knock it out,that’s just my idea.

sorry if that’s shitty.

Desmodus's dossier has now been released. Here's the dossier info.

Wild

Even with all the other monstrosities around here, this fugitive from a Creature Double Feature deserves top billing. I mean, Dracula's right there in its species name! And Desmodus has…

Third person!!!! But over all I think that it is going to be a really cool creature and I'm hoping that they app the climbing ability and being able to hangout upsidedown and I'm hoping that they give the bleeding affect with their basic attack.

When you’re going to tame one, you have to remember to look for DESMODUS, NOT ONYC. It can be really annoying when u find a cave, got to tame desmodus and an onyc picks you up. Don’t be as stupid as me

In fjordur, desmodus caves are full of fjordhawk, which are ready to steal your bag if you die. Desmodus when tamed drops you indifferently from how high you are.

So, if you care about your mental health, BRING A PARACHUTE