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ARK: Survival Evolved & Ascended Companion
Tips & Strategies
These things hide in trees and when you tame them bolas don’t work but small bear traps do. They also prefer cooked prime meat, cooked regular meat, and cooked lamb chops more than raw. When they are in trees they hide just below the leaf line so you can spot them from the ground
More Thylacoleo Taming & KO Tips
You don’t find thyla, thyla finds you
I was upset the app doesn't have it listed in Fjördur, but Thylas are actually on the map. Let's try to get it updated!
They prefer cooked meat over raw. Don't waste your precious raw mutton, better cook it, as it tames faster and with higher efficiency.
Set a parasaur on turret mode and fly over redwoods carrying it with a flyer. Any of these things will get marked.
Have a wyvern and land near a thyla. Shoot the thyla and let it agro, it will just circle your wyvern leaving you safe to shoot at it below.
Today I was in the Redwoods in asa with a Megatherium. Turns out Thylas don't attack when you ride them. Easy Lv 150 tame.
Rip cole the thylacoleo u live god life 🙏 💔
Rip cole😢😢 A great Thyla who deserved better
Flew on my Argy through the red woods and spotted a level 140 on a tree. Then a stone trap nearby. I shot him with my pistol to aggro him to come down. I flew by and picked him up and dropped him near my trap. First time I missed but landed near the opening on the ramp to the trap. He fell right in
How I tamed two of these bad boys (actually one after another: one female and one male) is that I just encountered them running after some prey, got on high ground with an argentavis and shot one with tranq darts and tranq arrows; it went quickly unconscious but its torpor was draining pretty fast so I had to feed it narcotics (around 30 for an 8 lvl) or even bio toxin; the taming process was stupidly long for both of them, I used a lot of raw prime meat and regular raw meat but apparently they prefer cooked meat from what I've heard?
As I'm writing this, Thylacoleos are probably my favorite tames because of their versatility. I tried to somehow climb a huge redwood tree once I rode this beast and oh boy, it works so good.