Does Faster Taming = More Levels?

[Chow]

Sry if an obvious question but I tweak my settings a lot in game for single player so that tame speeds are very fast due to how much time it costs IRL .. That being said does this mean no matter what food I give a dino (and lets say that I put taming speed to max) does this mean that there is no difference in gains of levels between lets say kibble and regular raw meat?

[MystShade]

I suppose so,
taming effectiveness goes down during the eating process,
less eating = more taming effectiveness.

that is why kibble is so much more efficient.
if the goal is to keep about the same amount of resources use but less time spent.
consider increasing wild dino hunger instead but beware that some gluttons like phiomia or baryonix might become harder to tame on normal food and will require kibble instead.

[skyguard]

Since you made them tame faster, than your taming effectiveness will likely not drop and remain at 100%. That means your tame will gain the max amount of level, so if for example the max tame level gained is 100 for 100%, if it was down to 65% effectiveness, your tame would only gain 65 levels.

So yes, since you made it faster and effectiveness is still at 100% at the end of the taming, your dino gained the max amount of levels.