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  2. The Ark creature ID for sarco with a copyable spawn command. Other information includes an admin spawn command generator, blueprint, name tag and entity class.

  3. Ark Survival Sarco Spawn Coode Tamed And Wild Level 150 And Custom Level on pc and ps4 and xbox one by Console Commands.

  4. To spawn a wild Sarco, use the following command. SpawnDino. "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/Dinos/Sarco/Sarco_Character_BP.Sarco_Character_BP'". Blueprint Path. 500. Spawn Distance (X) (larger number = further away from you) 0. Spawn Distance (Y) (negative number = left, positive number = right) 0.

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    • Taming
    • Combat
    • Utility
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    Dossier

    This section is intended to be an exact copy of what the survivor Helena Walker, the author of the dossiers, has written. There may be some discrepancies between this text and the in-game creature. “ Wild Among the Island's swamp-based threats, Sarcosuchus excubitor is a lot like what you might expect from a giant crocodile: a patient killing machine. It spends much of its days lazily waiting in the water for prey to walk near. That said, it is not opposed to scurrying onto land and pressing the issue when hungry. A good tactic for escaping many predators is to jump into the water, as most are slow swimmers. This is a bad tactic for escaping a Sarcosuchus, obviously, as they are actually faster in the water than they are on land. Whether in land or water, it utilizes a well-rounded arsenal of attacks to display its prowess as a hunter. If it desires to grab a predator and spin into a death roll, quickly lunge forward for a surprise attack, target a foe directly behind it, its able to do so with extreme ease. Domesticated Sarcosuchus is a ferocious creature that even causes the fearless piranha to flee at the sight of it. Despite being river-dwelling creatures, Sarcosuchus seem quite at ease in the oceans. More than a few fishing communities use them as mounts simply to help fight off megaladons, or to gain better access to the resources found within the reefs. „ ~ Helena

    Behavior

    Sarcosuchus excubitor is a highly aggressive species and will attack with its massive elongated jaws, like most modern crocodiles. They often lie perfectly still in their river habitats, seeking the perfect moment to ambush their unsuspecting prey. Occasionally, they will scurry onto land to kill prey (including humans). While they lack the health of a Megalodon, they are quicker, have more stamina, and are capable of land-based locomotion. They're always highly alert, and always immensely dangerous. They have even been known to jump on (through) boats. They can also travel long distances to chase prey. They are excellent hunters, due to their power and health; in packs, they can take on the famous  Tyrannosaurus, which makes them excellent guards as well. Their arsenal includes a variety of attacks, making them dangerous to deal with even with a large dinosaur mount.

    Appearance

    Sarcosuchus are a very large species of crocodylomorph, exceeding lengths of forty five feet. They have massive skulls for their size, of which end in a large and bulbous nose. They are usually a greenish-brown color, and are covered in dark patches of black. As most modern crocodilians do, Sarcosuchus have spiky osteoderm-lined backs, serving as a defense against competing predators, not excluding other Sarcosuchus. They have long and powerful tails, useful for propelling themselves through the rivers they inhabit.

    KO Strategy

    To knock it unconscious, use  Tranquilizer Arrow,  Tranquilizer Dart, a Wooden Club (Note: Using the Wooden Club is not recommended, as it usually results in the player's death) or the  Slingshot (Not effective on high level creatures). Ranged attacks are best as they keep you out of its reach until it falls unconscious. A good strategy for knocking out a Sarco is to first clear out the area of dangerous creatures, then make sure it is on land (they flee extremely quickly in water), and eventually find a tall rock you can stand on and begin firing darts/arrows from.

    General

    The Sarco lives in the water and in the swamps. Keep this in mind when maneuvering within these environments. If on land, simply avoid these areas. If the Sarco decides to attack it will have to clamber out of the water to get you. Make sure you are prepared to fend if off, or kill/tame it at this time.

    Strategy

    If engaged in close combat, try to keep behind it. It will have a hard time turning towards you. If engaged in ranged combat, try and find a ledge to stand to take advantage of its low height. If a ledge cannot be found, shoot at it while backpedaling, allowing enough distance for you to have time to reload without it catching you. If your surroundings are completely clear and you are on land, you can walk towards one of its back legs while hitting it with a melee weapon until it falls unconcious or dies.

    Weaponry

    Use ranged weapons to avoid being hit yourself. It takes next to no effort to outrun a sarco (on land!), so keeping distance is easy. Use ranged weapons to deal damage while kiting/circling the Sarco.

    Roles

    •Jack Of All Trades: Especially underwater, the sarco can make an amazing companion and main mount due to its high  Health,  Damage,  Weight, average  Stamina and Mobility, it can make a faster and more mobile alternative to the  Baryonyx ( However you'd still have to watch out for pesky  Megalodons and  Eels), The Sarco was also proven to be an excellent Aberration Land and water mount with it being very common and easy to tame in there. •Travel: The Sarco is a fantastic scout thanks to its unmatched maneuverability through land/water and near instant stamina recovery. When swimming, sarcos are very agile and do not require air, making it suitable for long-distance travel. Additionally,  Piranha flee if they notice a Sarco swimming nearby, allowing the sarco and its rider to roam in hostile waters. On land, it is a decent climber, as it can go up most hills in the game without problem (Level up in Movement Speed and Stamina). •Amphibious Mount: The Sarco can walk on land and is quite fast while swimming. This is good for land-locked tribes who aren't close to a body of water, but still want to quickly reach the ocean, as the Island's rivers can be used as "highways" with the Sarco. •Diver: The Sarco is one of the best divers on the island due to its ability to rapidly surface and dive; unlike its smaller cousin, the  Kaprosuchus. Sarcos also won't surface when dismounted underwater, even when not on follow. (Level Health, Melee Damage, and Stamina). •When riding, look out for the creatures of the deep, as the Sarco isn't great for fighting them—but can still easily outrun them. Bring along an opposite gender Sarco along for a mate boost to make it easier to kill  Megalodon and tank hits from deep sea creatures (excluding the dreaded cnidaria). •Mantas may also be used to their relatively compact size and high damage making them suited as a better guardian then another Sacro. •Battle Mount: General - The Sarco's TLC buffs include faster primary attack speed (approx. 2/sec), the "Death Roll" grab and damage on human-sized and small creatures, a short lunge attack (C key), and the ability to instantly reverse direction to use its primary attack on targets that are directly behind it. (The attack also appears to hit targets to the side as the Sarco reverses.) This at last makes up for its pitiful turning radius and enables the player to battle while standing still. The rider should beware, however, that while the Sarco has decent health and good attack speed, its actual DPS is low because of poor damage-per-attack, and its attacks have a small vertical AOE, making it difficult to fight enemies slightly above you though it can usually damage enemies below you. High-level sarco saddles are fairly common in drops, which helps to offset the Sarco's relatively low health pool and makes it a good early-game water combat mount. It is also possible to use weapons while mounted on the Sarco, allowing a rider to snipe Cnidaria before they can pose a threat. (Level up in Health and Melee Damage). Terrestrial - The Sarco has no advantages in terrestrial combat other than those granted by its special attacks. It is a fairly slow mount and suffers from a small vertical AOE, so anything above it cannot be hit. The ability to use weapons while mounted on it somewhat offsets this deficiency. Aquatic - The Sarco retains its TLC ability to instantly reverse direction to use its primary attack on targets that are directly behind it. The primary attack has a small but adequate horizontal AOE, and the combination of the two makes it good at handling swarms of smaller creatures like mantas, electrophorus and angler fish. The ability to use weapons while riding it, combined with its speed, also makes it an excellent mount for taming other water creatures. •Pack Hunter: In large numbers, the sarco can easily overpower most creatures in the deep. its fast speed/attack rate allows a pack to constantly circle and attack foes, thus even the greatest terrors of ark's oceans can be dispatched with ease. If you're used to swarming creatures with Dimorphodons, perhaps you may fancy yourself a sarco army for the sea. •Underwater Taming Mount: Sarco's accessability, good underwater speed and decent health pool, combined with the fact that survivors can use weapons when in Sarco's saddle, make it a phenomenal mount for easily knocking out otherwise difficult to tame ocean predators such as Megalodon, Dunkleosteus, Plesiosaur and even Mosa. Kiting and circling around the creature of choice with a Sarco, when constantly unloading tranquilizers from crossbow or harpoon launcher is a very effective strategy allowing players to tame powerful underwater creatures relatively early in the game. (Level up in Health, Weight and Movement Speed).

    Grabbable Creatures

    The Sarco can use a secondary attack (Rmb on PC) that performs a death roll, a classic move shared by all crocidillians, involving grabbing a victim with its jaws and doing a barrel roll to rip flesh. Generally, only creatures small enough and that are not aerial or aquatic can be grabbed by the death roll. The following creatures can be grabbed: •Achatina •Araneo •Archaeopteryx •Bulbdog •Compy •Deinonychus •Dilophosaur •Diplocaulus •Dodo •Dung Beetle •Enforcer •Ferox •Ferox (Large) •Glowtail •Human •Hyaenodon •Jerboa •Kairuku •Lystrosaurus •Megalania •Mesopithecus •Moschops •Otter •Oviraptor •Ovis •Pachy •Pegomastax •Raptor •Shinehorn •Terror Bird •Titanomyrma •Trilobite •Troodon

    For information pertaining specifically to the real-world Sarco, see the relevant Wikipedia article.

    •They are primarily found in and around the island rivers, Sarcosuchus will occasionally spawn around the south spawns.

    •They seem to be, on average, larger than Megalodon.

    •Sarco skin will bounce players and small tames back in contact, including a dead one. When tamed, players can stand on it however.

    •Sarcosuchus likely have salt glands as most modern crocodilians do, considering they thrive in both salt and fresh water.

    •Sarcosuchus is a useful diver due to its fast elevator-like dive and rise action and although it doesn't fit in most underwater caves, it is a much faster alternative to a Megalodon when it comes to reaching the depths of the island.

    1.ARK Smart Breeding

    2.http://www.prehistoric-wildlife.com/species/s/sarcosuchus.html

  5. A searchable list of all Ark commands for players and server administrators. List includes detailed explanations and interactive help for all commands, with examples. Commands are compatible with all platforms including PC, XBOX and PS4, and all mods such as Aberration.

  6. A list of all Ark creature IDs including those for dinosaurs, animals and other entities. Creature IDs in this list apply to all Ark: Survival Evolved versions, including PC, XBOX and PS4. Click the copy button to copy the admin spawn command for a creature to your clipboard.

  7. Paste a spawn command from the list below into the console and press the ENTER key on your keyboard. Note: If on multiplayer you must first enter the code enablecheats adminpassword in the console. Select Game Version: Full list of all the creatures in Ark with ID codes and links to each creatures own page with more commands.

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