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ARK: Survival Evolved & Ascended Companion
Tips & Strategies

What are tips for megalania? Tips and strategies for megalania in ARK: Survival Ascended & Evolved.
For a lvl 150 it only takes 29k narcs and 70 hours to tame with cooked fish! Best way to tame imo.
You can pick these guys up with pteradons. I'm not sure if it's an intended feature but it looks hilarious. Make sure to bring a tame along to tank while you tranq, if it bites you once your dead so keep your distance.
Apex predator of is time hunted procoptodons
and even thylacaleo's. Watch out for that poisonous bite
You can pick these things up with peers, just so you know.
They will fallow you for a pretty long time so if running away make sure they are gone. After getting attacked a friend and I thought we had gotten way when surprise it came right over a rock to get us like 2 min later
STAY AWAY DEATH this thing IS dEADLY
This gravity-defying lizard has a high HP count, over the top stamina and descent weight, but don't count on its melee attacks: To balance the poisonous bite, the damage itself is as low as that of a raptor and the attack speed is is extremely slow. Their speed is also not what you would expect, but they have just the enough amount to rapidly climb walls.
Best used with high damaging portable firearms, such as Pump-Action Shotguns, Assault Rifles and Fabricated Sniper Rifles.
Level up Health and Movement Speed only.
I'd rather tame this boi out in the open on rag than in a cave looking at you carnivorous caverns
When encountering this creature make sure to stay a distance, same goes for taming, Megalania carry mega rabies, this will spread to your tames and tribe mates, so if by chance it does bite you, stay away from your teammates and tames until you get cured.
TAME!! They climb super good and give enemy’s a disease called “mega rabies”. They are worth taming.
Its essentially spider Komodo Dragon. Very fast and very venomous. Trapping them in a taming pen should be easier than being chased by them.
Be careful when in caves as these things can climb upside and have a infectious bite.
How good are these lizards actually?