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More Megaraptor Taming & KO Tips

Alright yall, if yall wanna tame yourself a feathery killer then this is the tip for you. Cozy up, cause we’re diving straight in.

Alright, first things first, if you want to tame this feathery freak, you need some GOOD prep. So listen up, get yourself some half decent…

Megaraptors will spawn with a trophy mound nearby, looking like a twisting root with bones at the center.

I recommend clearing the area of hostile creatures beforehand as if they begin to attack the megaraptor during the tame it will stop the tame to fight it.

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1. Find a megaraptor and its kill pile.

2. Bring out a torch preferably a high dur torch and challenge the megaraptor for the kill pile.

3. Move around the pile and when the megaraptor approaches boop it in the nose with the torch.

4. Do this multiple times until it falls…

When taming a megaraptor, look at the grass. The grass moves when the Megaraptor is walking despite it being invisible, meaning this is an easy way to know where to swing.

They don’t spawn with babies in the wild unfortunately, you have to tame them the normal way.

I got pushed a lot while I was taming one and it kept pushing me because it came from that side so if you get pushed, look to the side you got pushed from because that is most likely were the megaraptor is

If you're on console walk backwards & swing your torch with right bumper. It ignores the swing cooldown and you will hit the megaraptor first a majority of the time. Do be careful bc since you can hit the megaraptor many times it will only inflict torpor once but will…

The megaraptor always appears behind you and makes a sound with that we can walk backwards, by looking left and holding D, then when we hear the sound we can hit. The second way is best once you’ve been hit and are slowed you look in a direction then when you hear the sound…

Just walk in a continuous backward circle around the altar and swing when the raptor appears, nearly a 100% hit rate without having to flick the camera at all