Titanoboa

Este artículo trata sobre Titanoboa, y no debe confundirse con Jerboa, Titanosaur, Titanomyrma, o Titans

Criatura

Comando de generación

Variant Aberrant Titanoboa
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Variant Titanoboa (Escort)
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Variant Titanoboa (Gauntlet)
cheat giveitem "Blueprint'/Game/Genesis/Dinos/MissionVariants/Gauntlet/Bog/BoaFrill_Character_BP_Gauntlet.BoaFrill_Character_BP_Gauntlet'" 1 0 0
Variant Titanoboa (Retrieve)
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Domesticación

Domesticable

Montable

Reproducible

Desconocido

No

¹ See section Taming. Untameable on ARK: Survival Evolved Mobile

Habitat

Común Rara
No domesticable Cueva

La Titanoboa (Titanoboa en la versión original del juego) es una de las criaturas disponibles en ARK: Survival Evolved.

Descripción[]

Dosier[]

Esta sección pretende ser una copia exacta de lo que ha escrito el superviviente Helena Walker, autor(a) de los dossiers. Puede haber algunas discrepancias entre este texto y la criatura del juego.

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~ Helena

Behavior[]

Very aggressive, belligerent and relentless, the Titanoboa will pursue and attack most creatures (except other predators), which includes players who dare to approach one. Caves offer a safe location for Titanoboas to mingle with other creatures. They are also found in swamps, where they will attack whatever they can sink their fangs into. Although not amphibious like the Beelzebufo, they are adept at swimming. The attack of a Titanoboa increases Torpor, which can neutralize incoming players who are unable to fight this crippling game mechanic.

Appearance[]

The Titanoboa is a constrictor snake of immense size, dwarfing even the largest anacondas. Thick and bulky, they are found in sizeable numbers in the island's swamps, ambushing prey from the shallows and crushing it between its coils; they are also found in large caves, where their apparent immunity to invertebrate toxins protects them from the caves' other denizens. Their bulk precludes them from the attention of most predators, but if threatened the giant snake will flare a frill about its neck and strike out, biting with several rows of recurved, needle-like teeth.

Color Scheme and Regions[]

This section displays the Titanoboa's natural colors and regions. For demonstration, the regions below are colored red over an albino Titanoboa. The colored squares shown underneath each region's description are the colors that the Titanoboa will randomly spawn with to provide an overall range of its natural color scheme. Hover your cursor over a color to display its name and ID.

This information can be used to alter the Titanoboa's regions by entering cheat SetTargetDinoColor <ColorRegion> <ColorID> in the cheat console. For instance, cheat SetTargetDinoColor 0 6 would color the Titanoboa's "body" magenta.

Region 0:
Body

Region 1:
Frill Middle Line 1

Region 2:
Frill Middle Line 2

Region 3:
Frill Middle Line 3

Region 4:
Body Accent and Inner Frill

Region 5:
Outer Frill

Drops[]

Harvest

Raw Meat
Raw Prime Meat
Hide

Special Loot

Titanoboa Venom

Titanoboa Venom has a chance of 30% to drop.

Base Stats and Growth[]

Ten en cuenta, que las estadísticas podrán variar en ARK:Survival of the fittest, y en ARK:Mobile

Estadísticas básicas
Atributos	Cantidad a nivel 1	Aumento por cada punto		Bonif. por domesticación
Atributos	Cantidad a nivel 1	Salvaje	Domesticado¹	Add	Mult
Salud	170	+34	+5.4%	0.07
Energía	150	+15	+10%
Oxígeno	N/A⁵	N/A	N/A
Comida	1200	+120	+10%
Peso	150	+3	+4%
Daño cuerpo a cuerpo	30²	+1.5	+1.7%	7%	17.6%
Velocidad de Movimiento	100%	N/A³	+1%	20%
Inconsciencia	175	+10.5	N/A⁴	0.5

¹Los porcentajes se basan en el valor de la estadística al momento de ser domesticada (es decir, después de aplicarse la efectividad de tameo.)
²Aquí, se muestra el Daño base en bruto, en lugar de mediante porcentajes.
³Las criaturas salvajes no incrementan su velocidad de movimiento al subir de nivel.
⁴La Inconsciencia aumenta con los niveles, pero no puede ser subida manualmente una vez ha sido domesticada.
⁵La Titanoboa no puede ser ahogada.

Para ver una comparación de todas las estadísticas de las criaturas, consulta Estadísticas de criatura base.
Para una explicación de cómo se calcula la subida de nivel, comprueba los cálculos de estadísticas para criaturas.

Velocidad de movimiento
Tipo de movimiento	Velocidad base	Corriendo		Energía usada
Tipo de movimiento	Velocidad base	Salvaje	Domesticado	Energía usada
Caminando	225	378	630	6
Nadando	400	N/A	N/A	N/A

Estas son las velocidades base con un 100 % de velocidad de movimiento
Para una comparación de todas las velocidades de movimiento, consulta Velocidad base de criaturas

Attack Effects
Tipo de ataque	Efecto	Descripción
Main Attack	Tranquilized	The target's Torpor will increase by 3x the damage dealt over 10 seconds. This effect stacks.


		Stamina Cost	Attack Range			Description
		Stamina Cost	Base	Minimum	Activation

Aumento de estadísticas al subir nivel en estado salvaje

Escribe los valores de la criatura salvaje para revisar en que estadísticas sobresale más. Los valores marcados con verde en una criatura de alto nivel son muy buenos para la crianza/reproducción. Si ya has domesticado una criatura, puedes intentar recuperar la información que tenía cuando era salvaje con la siguiente herramienta: ARK Stats Extractor.

Titanoboa

Nota: después de que la criatura sea domesticada, conseguirá algunas bonificaciones a sus estadísticas dependiendo de la efectividad del domesticado. Esto dificulta el obtener los niveles precisos de una criatura domesticada, por lo que esta calculadora te ayudará mucho, ya que está pensada para dinosaurios salvajes únicamente. Con ella, podrás tener una idea sobre la distribución de las estadísticas de una criatura.

Taming[]

To tame the Titanoboa you have to drop a fertile egg near it, while it is not distracted in any way (it doesn't work if the Titanoboa is aggroed to attacking something, including your character). The Titanoboa will "attack" the egg and eat it, gaining taming progress. The ancestry (e.g. the levels of the parents) of each fertilized egg will not affect the taming speed.

The best way is to drop the egg from above while riding a flying mount. But drop the egg from your own inventory, for when you drop the egg from the mount's inventory, the Titanoboa will ignore it.

All eggs have to be fertilized, non-fertilized eggs will not work. The eggs in the following tables are representing all egg-types of their group. The other eggs belonging to the same group are listed below the tables. All eggs in a group have the same taming-effects. Once the Titanoboa is tamed, it will only eat eggs as a source of food(similar to the Achatina with vegetable cakes), the eggs do not need to be fertilized.

Level 1		Feeding Interval	Time
Fertilized Giganotosaurus Egg	6	09:00	0:45:01
Fertilized Bronto Egg	7	07:17	0:43:46
Fertilized Dimetrodon Egg	8	05:43	0:40:01
Fertilized Allosaurus Egg	12	03:45	0:41:16
Fertilized Camelsaurus Egg	15	03:00	0:42:12
Fertilized Baryonyx Egg	19	02:18	0:41:34
Fertilized Oviraptor Egg	22	01:57	0:41:16
Fertilized Ankylo Egg	26	01:37	0:40:38
Fertilized Archaeopteryx Egg	32	01:17	0:40:01

Level 30		Feeding Interval	Time
Fertilized Giganotosaurus Egg	13	08:07	1:37:31
Fertilized Bronto Egg	15	06:41	1:33:46
Fertilized Dimetrodon Egg	19	05:16	1:35:01
Fertilized Allosaurus Egg	27	03:34	1:32:49
Fertilized Camelsaurus Egg	33	02:54	1:32:49
Fertilized Baryonyx Egg	42	02:14	1:31:53
Fertilized Oviraptor Egg	49	01:54	1:31:53
Fertilized Ankylo Egg	59	01:35	1:32:12
Fertilized Archaeopteryx Egg	73	01:16	1:31:16

Level 60		Feeding Interval	Time
Fertilized Giganotosaurus Egg	20	07:53	2:30:01
Fertilized Bronto Egg	23	06:32	2:23:46
Fertilized Dimetrodon Egg	29	05:10	2:25:01
Fertilized Allosaurus Egg	42	03:31	2:24:23
Fertilized Camelsaurus Egg	52	02:52	2:26:16
Fertilized Baryonyx Egg	66	02:13	2:24:23
Fertilized Oviraptor Egg	77	01:53	2:24:23
Fertilized Ankylo Egg	92	01:34	2:23:46
Fertilized Archaeopteryx Egg	115	01:15	2:23:46

Level 90		Feeding Interval	Time
Fertilized Giganotosaurus Egg	27	07:47	3:22:31
Fertilized Bronto Egg	32	06:27	3:20:01
Fertilized Dimetrodon Egg	40	05:07	3:20:01
Fertilized Allosaurus Egg	58	03:29	3:19:23
Fertilized Camelsaurus Egg	70	02:51	3:16:53
Fertilized Baryonyx Egg	90	02:12	3:16:53
Fertilized Oviraptor Egg	105	01:53	3:16:53
Fertilized Ankylo Egg	126	01:34	3:16:53
Fertilized Archaeopteryx Egg	158	01:15	3:17:31

Level 120		Feeding Interval	Time
Fertilized Giganotosaurus Egg	34	07:43	4:15:01
Fertilized Bronto Egg	40	06:24	4:10:01
Fertilized Dimetrodon Egg	50	05:06	4:10:01
Fertilized Allosaurus Egg	73	03:29	4:10:57
Fertilized Camelsaurus Egg	89	02:50	4:10:19
Fertilized Baryonyx Egg	114	02:12	4:09:23
Fertilized Oviraptor Egg	133	01:53	4:09:23
Fertilized Ankylo Egg	160	01:34	4:10:01
Fertilized Archaeopteryx Egg	200	01:15	4:10:01

Level 150		Feeding Interval	Time
Fertilized Giganotosaurus Egg	41	07:41	5:07:31
Fertilized Bronto Egg	49	06:22	5:06:16
Fertilized Dimetrodon Egg	61	05:05	5:05:01
Fertilized Allosaurus Egg	88	03:28	5:02:31
Fertilized Camelsaurus Egg	108	02:50	5:03:46
Fertilized Baryonyx Egg	138	02:12	5:01:53
Fertilized Oviraptor Egg	161	01:53	5:01:53
Fertilized Ankylo Egg	194	01:34	5:03:08
Fertilized Archaeopteryx Egg	242	01:15	5:02:31

Tenga en cuenta que los valores son para los casos óptimos, siempre llevar suministros adicionales!
Para obtener un valor más aproximado de los recursos necesarios, prueba Calculadoras externas de doma.

Fertilized Giganotosaurus Egg: Food: 900, Affinity: 120

Fertilized Giganotosaurus Egg

Fertilized Bronto Egg: Food: 750, Affinity: 100

Fertilized Bronto Egg
Fertilized Diplo Egg

Fertilized Dimetrodon Egg: Food: 600, Affinity: 80

Fertilized Dimetrodon Egg
Fertilized Quetzal Egg
Fertilized Rex Egg
Fertilized Sarco Egg
Fertilized Yutyrannus Egg
Fertilized Glowtail Egg

Fertilized Allosaurus Egg: Food: 412.5, Affinity: 55

Fertilized Allosaurus Egg
Fertilized Argentavis Egg
Fertilized Carno Egg
Fertilized Kentro Egg
Fertilized Megalosaurus Egg
Fertilized Spino Egg
Fertilized Stego Egg
Fertilized Therizino Egg

Fertilized Camelsaurus Egg: Food: 337.5, Affinity: 45

Fertilized Camelsaurus Egg
Fertilized Pachyrhino Egg
Fertilized Thorny Dragon Egg
Fertilized Trike Egg

Fertilized Baryonyx Egg: Food: 262.5, Affinity: 35

Fertilized Baryonyx Egg
Fertilized Ichthyornis Egg
Fertilized Kaprosuchus Egg
Fertilized Megalania Egg
Fertilized Pachycephalosaurus Egg
Fertilized Pelagornis Egg
Fertilized Pteranodon Egg
Fertilized Raptor Egg
Fertilized Tapejara Egg
Fertilized Terror Bird Egg
Fertilized Wyvern Egg
Fertilized Featherlight Egg
Fertilized Rock Drake Egg

Fertilized Oviraptor Egg: Food: 225, Affinity: 30

Fertilized Oviraptor Egg

Fertilized Ankylo Egg: Food: 187.5, Affinity: 25

Fertilized Ankylo Egg
Fertilized Dimorph Egg
Fertilized Gallimimus Egg
Fertilized Iguanodon Egg
Fertilized Moschops Egg
Fertilized Moth Egg
Fertilized Parasaur Egg
Fertilized Vulture Egg

Fertilized Archaeopteryx Egg: Food: 150, Affinity: 20

Fertilized Archaeopteryx Egg
Fertilized Compy Egg
Fertilized Dilo Egg
Fertilized Dodo Egg
Fertilized Hesperornis Egg
Fertilized Kairuku Egg
Fertilized Lystro Egg
Fertilized Microraptor Egg
Fertilized Pegomastax Egg
Fertilized Troodon Egg
Fertilized Turtle Egg

Video on taming a Titanoboa

Combat[]

This section describes how to fight against the Titanoboa.

General[]

The Titanoboa, although it deals a low amount of damage, is deadly because of its immobilizing venom. Just a single bite increases your torpor at an alarming rate. Their awkward bodies can allow them to climb impossible slopes or stick to ceilings and drop on unsuspecting survivors, so stay wary and keep your weapons equipped. They cannot breed meaning they can't receive bonus stats from being partners.

Strategy[]

The best strategy is distance, stay back and take them down. If you're forced to be within striking distance, it's best to carry some stimulant or Stimberries with you as a combatant against its venom. It should be said that many creatures in the cave can carry Stimberries on them, while this is not ideal it can prove life-saving. Furthermore, shields can prevent further Torpor increase whilst utilising Stimberries.

Weaponry[]

Titanoboas are slow and awkward, so you're better off keeping your distance and peppering them from afar. Their large bodies ensure that shotguns are devastating in the caves or in the swamp and most mounts can ignore the torpor and trounce the Titanoboa soundly. If not too encumbered, simply walking backwards and shoving a spear or pike in their face can usually do the trick. Since their head shot modifier is 3x it advise to bring a bow or crossbow for defense. As with most creatures, the hit box is larger than the collision box, so even if it does not make the "smacking sound", the attack still can hit. This tactic also works great for Sarcos.

Dangers[]

Their venom is extremely potent and they're capable of hiding in odd locations. Watch your corners and be ready to run or cover your allies if they are downed but not dead. It is also important to check your surroundings for more dangerous creatures such as sarcos - if you happen to get knocked out, you will be defenseless against any nearby predators.

Weakness[]

Their large bodies are also a hindrance as they have difficulty fitting through some small gaps. Most tames, even Dimorphodon are quite capable of ignoring the torpor effect and shredding the relatively fragile Titanoboa. They lose melee soundly to an even moderately equipped survivor, providing they beat a hasty retreat before the venom proves their end.

Utility[]

Roles[]

Knock-out: Titanoboa deals double damage than a Pulmonoscorpius, meaning it applies torpor at twice the rate of a pulmonoscorpius of equal level, and both of them are able to be carried by an Argentavis. They aren't recommended to tame, you may need those Fertilized Eggs more than a titanoboa, try taming a Scorpion or an Araneo instead for raising enemy's Torpor. Even though the titanoboa is the best for that.

Collectibles[]

Notas / Información adicional[]

Para más información sobre esta criatura en el mundo real, consulta el artículo de Wikipedia asociado

El nombre de esta criatura se pronuncia Ty-tan-o-bo-ah.
They tend to stay next to the Onycs or scorpions depending on the cave.
Despite being common in caves and swamps, they drop prime meat often. However, the prime meat usually spoils before you get out.
The real Carbonemys and Titanoboa were contemporaries. They both lived in the jungle rivers of what is now Colombia 60 million years ago.
On the Xbox One, the kill feed misspells Titanoboa as "Titanboa".
Information shown on the Spyglass also misspells Titanoboa as "Titanboa."
The real Titanoboa was not venomous, instead being semiaquatic, if not fully aquatic, and feeding on a piscivore diet. It was previously thought it would suffocate its prey like most modern constrictor snakes, but modern studies have deemed its skeleton not properly built for this habit. They did not have frills either, much like the Dilophosaur.
Titanoboas have the somewhat unique ability to slither over 1 (possibly 2 depending on the terrain) high walls. This is most likely not a bug, but rather a side effect of them being able to climb up and over the very uneven terrain inside caves which before patch 216.0 was the only place they could be found. Without this ability Titanoboas would quite easily become trapped on the uneven terrain due to their elongated dimensions. Keep this ability in mind if you are building a base near the swamp biome, and consider adding a Wooden Catwalk "lip" to the edge of your walls to stop them from paying an unexpected visit.
It is possible to knock out Titanoboa via using fist punch and Wooden Club. This is presumably useful to reduce its food for later taming, but too dangerous compared to its worth.
Like the Arthropluera the Titanoboa can breathe underwater.
Titanoboa don't produce Feces.
Titanoboas are cloned by the Overseer to maintain their presence in the ecosystem, because they are completely unable to breed or their population is unable to recover manually.
- Titanoboa do not have genders and cannot be bred by the player, possibly due to Titanoboas not being tamable in earlier versions of Ark.
Helena wrote in her dossier notes that she was convinced that Titanoboa could not be tamed. Her art in her notes also show an x over a collar.
- However despite what her notes say it simply means that Helena hasn't discovered how to tame them.
Real Titanoboas were carnivores and ate meat just like all snakes, however Ark's Titanoboa has adapted to only eat eggs.
Real Titanoboas were able to squeeze their prey like all real constrictor snakes, however Ark's Titanoboa doesn't have that ability and instead has adapted to use venom.
Although their anatomy is incorrect compared to their real counterparts, Titanoboas did live in swamps and jungles of South America alongside Carbonemys. They didn't coexist with Sarcosuchus, the second largest crocodile genus in prehistory, they did share habitat with the even larger crocodile Purussaurus. This crocodile had a thicker body and larger skull, with a size comparable to the game's Basilosaurus. They would have come to frequent conflict with Titanoboas.
All real world snakes (including Titanoboa) have nostrils to breathe, however, they use their tongues for smelling instead of their nostrils.
Despite its big size the Titanoboa is a creature that cannot be ridden.
Despite Helena saying that Titanoboas were unable to be knocked out, the player is able to do so. (Crossbow and Tranq Arrows used/ tested in Single Player)