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Ngl even if you spam the vids, they are great content👍

Personally I think the size is fine. All the have to do is make it so that to trigger the spawn of the Gargantuan Leviathan you have to go way farther and deeper in the Void.

Good job on the video👍

hyped for this, but more hyped for the return of ancients ;)

Indeed it is

Hello. You make really cool videos can’t wait for you to make 1 about this.

@@Puggylord316 he did a couple of hours ago in the return of the ancients vid

@@carterthegargantuan785 :0 my noofcaions has betrayed mr.

Yo pleasant suprise to see you here, how Are you btw?

Yeah thats a massive oversight to be honest. Just imagine if reapers spawned inside the aurora interior corridors or below the life pod. The game would be refunded instantly by most people so as a mod this isn't too good since it won't be refunded just uninstalled and given a bad review so they're wasting their own effort

The fact that the GLev is this large is showing me that they are losing control and getting lost in their sauce. It's now bugging out and too large for the game now.

Yk the Bloop isn't part of the Return ot the ancients mod, right? It's own, separate, thing.

@@romantito8892 no, no believe me it is part of return of the ancients. If you have seen it as a standalone its either stolen content or the OG Authors own standalone release

@@DamienDarksideBlog Well yes, but the Garg isn't finished yet. I am guessing that some modifications will be made to it to allow it to function as intended in the game.

@@UnknownPlayer7755 I was joking. I'm not actually asking for them to make it even larger than it already is.

@SlendyPlayz Well I'd be perfectly fine with it. ;)

@SlendyPlayz Slendy. The mod is awesome! The adult should stay this size. this size in my opinion is exactly how it should be. I remember you said you would add to the base game. Did u mean it will also be on console? And idea, maybe the adult grows from the previous size, to current. but once it reaches maximum size, then its eyes go red and body becomes more of a blueish color.

Its so big that it takes up too much cpu power that's why it freezes lol.

As stupid as it sounds when I first played the game I was imagining some monster where its head was like the size of the grassy pletus. (Can't spell that word) Yeah, thats how worried I was over my thlassasophobia

If you find my comment's comment, you will hate the idea, yet, I only explained a sliver

I can think of thousands of meters worth of nope, right here.

GargL

Lol. That's what I literally said too. "Gargantuan?"

I like to think "MaHOOsive" is a good term.

@Carter The Gargantuan bro did you just reply to yourself saying you agree?

@@carterthegargantuan785 lol did you really just reply to yourself?

Head wise, i fully agree. Keep the size. But make it shorter. Its way to long.

@@emperorkiron3470 he was clarifying himself

@@carterthegargantuan785 don't know why in a reply tho

Giant adult apear only in the void, place where you shoudnt be any way. Juvenail is in sparse reef if im correct. You have to be able explor Void for Attlas to be added .Even now Cyclop can be too big some times.

@@adrewadrew5860 or you could add another biome...

@T J Cox English is not my native language.

What exactly would the atlas do to these leviathans?

@@hi_-bz7wf The atlas would be a military submarine so it would have weapons like larger torpedoes and lasers to be able to fight off larger leviathans and transport 2 vehicles at a time

Its makes me happy 😁😁

Now they need to fix the spawn areas for the next patch lmao. The Bloop giving Anth the business at the start of the video was hilarious, yes; but your lifepod being consumed 5 minutes into your playthrough is game-breaking.

indeed it is perfect

@@DarkDragon1889 the bloop is part of the mod? I thought it's not

@@givemeanameiwillhate9525 Iit is not. The Bloop is its own seperate mod.

He destroys anything he eats so he eat you seamoth that thing is gone forever

Garg: "Adorable."

Not to mention, there might even be a bigger leviathan.

@@givemeanameiwillhate9525 wait what

@@hothatter6768 yes, there might have been an even more apex predator, far before the gargantuan exists

@@givemeanameiwillhate9525 is this lore, and if so where from? I haven't completed subnautica but I thought I knew the lore well enough to think the gargantuan being the biggest

@@hothatter6768 nah, not lore. I was just thinking about how the planet might have exists for billions of years, and that an even bigger leviathan might have existed back before the GargL was born

Precisely

Same

Ah yes, time to shoot 999999 tranq darts into a reaper

The creatures of subnautica are deceptively large. Even if we assume Riley is the same size as the smallest possible Ark character, each leviathan is absolutely titanic, and the other creatures go from "not much smaller than that" to "can fit in your hand" with little in-between.

It's Gargzilla

Cheers if you get the ref

He is a *Titan*

Same

But same with the frozen leviathan

Sean

@@C_Mikey_C_Lost_to_Time Seán

That's not clever AI, that's is in fact the lack of clever AI.

He didn’t say it’s clever he said it was just scary though

...*Menacingly*

@@khite1954 they said scary not clever

He's just staying there MENACINGLY

Same

Same

Lol same 😂

They could make a void expansion , with all they added, and more, like a nuclear architect plant which was breached and the bloops mutated, or the deep abyss, where nightmeres live, the entrance is sealed by 6 architect doors, but some still make it through in egg state with their hard, reflective shells, as they float around, these creatures are a hivemind which seek to cause as much suffering to their prey as they eat it, they do not have mouths, they instead eat with their tentacles which "taste" the pain, they thankfully need a certain condition to have other eggs, only found in the abyss, or (unrelated) the calm depths a semi-silent place which bordes the outer void, very little fauna there is aggressive, where the ocean phantoms live, peacefull creatures with translucent wing-like fins, with most of the body covered in a carbon fiber structures blocking the scans, most of their anatomy is unknown, and if you damage one of the pack, not only will they all attack, but with a reaction of unkown chemicals with creates a supervoid and it creates a pressure wave enough to part a cyclops, this is done by secreting the chemicals within buckminsterfullerenes, and breaking them down with electricity from the horns, which have large piezoelectric shards in them, it happens in half a split second, and you do not want to go near one doing this, This are my ideas, and are just concepts, give me any suggeations, and don't hate on them, please and thank you

@@Notokdario You should be a dev! These ideas sound great!!

I actually had an idea a while back called "Subnautica: A-Void-ance" You start off in a cyclops just fleeing from the Gargantuan (this was before they made the Gargantuan). The power runs out just as you see a somewhat damaged architect platform in the distance that's near the surface. If you stay in the Cyclops too long then you well.. you die lol. Basically the Cyclops says "Power supply critical, abandon ship to use as decoy". (I personally would like it to talk to you as if it has its own AI from the player just getting to lonely while stranded but that's optional). All you have in your inventory is a seaglide and spoiled fish. Using the seaglide you swim to the structure (cables stretching down into the black abyss) which has that barrier between water/air so when you enter, you're on your feet. At this point you hear your cyclops explode and if you turn around then you can see the gargantuan swimming towards you. Ahead is a glitching portal from an ion cube being improperly placed, clenched by the container doors. You wrench it out using some nearby scrap which makes it pop out and as you try to catch it, you are sent flying through the structure due to it being rammed by the gargantuan. When the building returns to its position you hear it roar, the building shaking and you scramble to find the ion cube which has certain spawn areas so you actually have to look around a little instead of a singular spawn. Grabbing it you're thrown again, less hard but if you look out the door way you can see down the gargantuans throat as it now has the building within its jaws, water jetting in as it slowly gets crushed. All of this is time based -l ike from taking too long, nothing is super short of time. It's just designed so if you wait too long fooling around then you die. If you don't get the ion cube into the container area in time then the structure is crushed resulting in your death. If you do everything correctly and properly get the ion cube in, the portal powers up, somewhat glitchy due to the crushing of the structure. You somehow make it through and are instantly thrown to the floor by water that went through the portal as well before it powers down, now knowing that structure is gone. Alarms go off where the building is instantly locked down, preventing water to escape. On one end of the room a light grid forms, crossing the room and you suspect death because that's what light grids do. Nope. It just crosses the room before draining the water and once that's done the doors open again. With yourself finally being able to calm down, Your machine thing attempts to scan the depth you are at. It starts off with numbers slowly going from 1-50 speeding up, getting to 100 has the "00" section flashing numbers as each second passes it goes from 100 to 200 and up to 1000 and then all four numbers are flashing going to 5 digits (10000) still flashing numbers. Once it hits six digits, it stops, goes blank and replaces your depth as "?". So, as a start you are now in a bizarre area of the architects structure, at unknown depth, nothing in your inventory besides that seaglide and rotten fish and the portal you entered through had its connection severed.

@@vincenttrigg4521 I could imagine it as I read it, that sounds so cool!

@@vincenttrigg4521 that is better than my idea, which could even be tied up in this, in it, you are a soldier with a research party down to investigate an architect void outpost, but when you get there, a gargantuan leviathan attacks you, and destroys the outpost, the research team goes through the portal, but the power goes out when you are about to enter, and it glitches, you come out on another fallen outpost instead of the one you should have gotten to, it is in the middle of the deep bubble reefs, giant air structures held by algae which secrete a jelly like substance, maintaining the air in a bubble, you explore a bit and find an architect storage facility, there, you speak to an architect, and it teaches you some things to survive out in the void, after some tests and that, the architect enters a databank in a storage medium you build in the facility, a PDA augment, then a base one, etc. not a vessel, it gives you tips, etc. On certain things, and recipes for gadgets, like a prawn suit for that depth, suit for you to not to get crushed into a ball, etc. After, you can leave the bubble reefs and the caves with air to get into the water zones, you'd ask, "why not get to the surface and land?" Well, apart from the fact that there is a Gargantuan leviathan on top of you, you also are days from the shore without the portal, which is what you try to fix These are combined