In the Steam Survival Sandbox game ARK: Survival Evolved, the speed at which the creatures move is an important aspect of the player's consideration in taming them, as this attribute determines two things, one is how long the player needs to tame the creature, and after taming them, it will take itself to run wildly. In order to explore who is the fastest creature in ARK: Survival Evolution, an anchor held an animal run conference in ARK: Survival Evolution, and used it to compete for the fastest creature in ARK: Survival Evolution.
As soon as the race order sounded, the first to rush out was the "ARK: Survival Evolution" like a chicken dragon, this dinosaur has almost no self-preservation ability in the wild, in order to survive, it has evolved a very fast speed of movement, and unlike many dinosaurs, the movement speed of the ARK: Survival Evolution is basically not decaying, this speed, saying that it is the fastest dinosaur in "ARK: Survival Evolution" is not exaggerated, and this game it also won the first place without suspense.
Compared with this undisputed first fast dragon, who is the second fastest "Ark: Survival Evolution" creature is more controversial, although the dire wolf in this game is the second fastest moving speed to the end, but its movement speed is getting slower and slower, but it is the third place dire bear, its movement speed is the opposite of the dire wolf, if the distance of this game is extended by another 100 meters, then maybe the second throne will fall on the dire bear.
In addition to choosing the fastest dinosaur, this game also decided who is the slowest dinosaur in "ARK: Survival Evolution", the most exaggerated is the ankylosaurus, even the penultimate dinosaur has reached the finish line, the ankylosaurus has just crossed the middle line of the race, and finally the anchor is also intolerable to end the game, with such a slow speed, it is no wonder that the players of "ARK: Survival Evolution" will directly use the Argentine giant eagle to grab the ankylosaurus and fly around instead of letting it run on its own.