Allosaurus fast Taming Guide In ARK Mobile | Hindi

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Behavior:
The Allosaurus is an extremely aggressive and dangerous predator, even more so when accompanied by its ever-present pack mates. Approach with caution - you may not always have visual on its nearby allies when approaching a singular Allosaurus.
Pack:
Allosaurus usually spawn in packs of 3, but packs will merge if they encounter each other. As long as a pack has 3 or more Allosaurus in it, the Allosaurus with the highest level will receive a pack boost, which can be identified by a glowing red-orange aura, similar to that of an Alpha Predator. The pack boost applies to both wild and tamed Allosaurus and provides the following benefits:
Increases damage done by 50%
Reduces damage taken by 25%
An extra attack that slows the target and does bleeding damage
The ability to roar while tamed and mounted When the Alpha roars, the others in its pack will also roar.
These buffs only apply to the Allosaurus with the Alpha Boost. However, in larger packs, multiple Allosaurus can sometimes become the Alpha. Especially in multiples of 3s.
Appearance:
The Allosaurus is similar in appearance to the Carnotaurus and the Rex, with a few key differences. The Allosaurus is larger than the Carnotaurus, with longer arms, scattered plates and osteoderms on its head and back, and crests above its eyes. The alpha Allosaurus can be easily identified by its glowing red-orange aura (although take care that you haven't actually spotted an Alpha Predator).
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KO Strategy:
The Allosaurus has high torpor, similar to a Rex, but tames quickly once knocked unconscious. The best way to take on an Allosaurus is to single out a solitary animal from its pack. Be careful not to kill the others while taming it, though, because lone Allosaurus will run away in search of a new pack if the old one is killed off. To combat this, the target Allosaurus should be lured into an enclosure and properly secured before taking on the rest of its pack. This strategy, in particular, is useful if you want to tame the alpha Allosaurus, as separating and killing its pack mates will remove its Alpha buff, weakening it significantly. Be careful, as higher levels are easy to kill with Bows and Crossbows if you do not pause between shots. Taming more than one Allosaurus at once is risky.
Solo attempts require a very careful approach: not only is attacking a pack of Allosaurus by yourself unwise, but the areas where Allosaurus spawn are also likely to be crawling with plenty of other dangerous predators. The best way to do this is to position yourself on a tall rock, preferably landed on by a flyer, to protect you from their attacks. After an Allosaurus has been hit by your Tranquilizer Dart or Tranquilizer Arrow, it and the rest of its pack will become aggressive towards you. Continue shooting, making sure to aim for the head and pause between shots, especially when using a Crossbow. You should be sure to kill the other Allosaurus (as well as any nearby predators) while you are in relative safety. Once your target's torpor reaches a high enough level, it will turn and flee. Be wary, as they could either run off entirely or run around in circles. As long as the Allosaurus stays nearby, continue to shoot it from the safety of your rock. If it turns tail and flees out of range, you can either chase it down and shoot it from the back of a Quetzal or run it down with an Argentavis, landing each time you have an opportunity to shoot. Obviously, the latter option carries its own risks. Occasionally a pair of Allosaurus will spawn inside of each other and are unable to move. Once the other Allosaurus is dead/unconscious, the two that are stuck together can be knocked out at your leisure.
If you are able to isolate a high-level Allosaurus and remove the alpha status from it, you can ride on a burly mount that still allows the use of weapons, such as a Dire Bear or Griffin, then tank its damage while pelting it with tranq arrows/darts. A singular Allosaurus only hits as hard as a Carnotaurus. Keep in mind that the Allosaurus will start running when its torpor gets high so it's advised to have a mount that can keep up. If taming on foot and without a trap, So here you can take the help of a cut redwood tree which is hollow from inside which is found in many parts of redwood. You can also use this broken tree as a trap with the help of Stone Dinosaur Gateway Stone Dinosaur Gate and Stone Pillar.
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