Same...

WHERE. (Just started)

I noticed it but I look for compass’s

Pretty much ....

Pod 6, by the purple biome I think the compass. Otherwise it's in the middle of that vast area in front or the aurora

That’s what I like. It’s a realistic feel for how this would go irl, as far as a video game is concerned. It’s not a step by step “go here, do this. Now do this. Now do this.” For the most part, you figure it out yourself

They are. Even me who plays on PC and has coordinates uses Beacons for everything. I always have 1-3 with me to either mark unfinished locations or where specific biomes are. It's best to place a Beacon at the Aurora and at the Zero point of the map for a start to orient yourself if you're far away from the surface. I also recommend marking every biome with a Beacon. You can find the Zero Point via KZfaq videos if you play on console or you're okay with just Lifepod and Aurora.

haha yeah, I'm not keen on games that have hunger and thirst so I am glad this one has modes where it is disabled :)

Once you have a water filter and a tank full of breeding peepers in the comfort of your base t’s not a problem anymore

Might be late but get a gravity pod and then a thermoblade then you will never run out of food again

@@EllipticSand Also, a growbed or a few pots with bulbo trees will be enough to sustain you for both food and water, which is easy enough to fit in a Cyclops, let alone a base.

No! I understand and relate! Haha

@@robertraymond762 not just me!! Haha

Thanks! :) I can't remember how we got the game...it might have been a PS+ game or on PS Now. Really enjoyed it and it inspired me to go out of my gaming comfort zone and try other similar games

Thank you! 😊

What spoilers?

@@Amalgamingle You mention a certain destination in the game, which the devs took pains to keep hidden. They even obscured it from the player's view. Come on, do better.

@@w0mblemania ahh right, I didn't realise that was considered a spoiler but if that is the case I will put a spoiler alert in the description. Thanks for pointing that out, I try to make sure I don't have spoilers in these videos

@@Amalgamingle Cheers.

There’s stasis rifles and rocket launchers for your ships and things lol wdym

@@ttogg110 I mean it's NOT and "ACTION" game. Developers have been or recording saying they strived to not add violence to the game. They don't recommend it.

Really with the pronouns groomer lol

@@flammenwaffenfries3039 lol GROOMER. Cringe 😬😬

Bro's afraid to misgender this kid 💀

How do you know what I show is a leviathan if you haven't played the game? Only someone who has played the game would know that, hence NOT A SPOILER, just cool footage

@@Amalgamingle >"it's not a spoiler because it would only spoil it to someone who hasn't seen it. You know- like a spoiler" Great logic The video is literally made for people who won't have seen a leviathan yet. Obviously it's a spoiler for those people, dum dum

The Subnautica trailers show leviathan's.

@@Amalgamingle look man, I'm not trying to be a dick to you, I'm sorry I came off strong at the offset, but this IS objectively setting up a spoiler for people fresh to the game. I'm not trying to argue whether or not the trailers contain spoilers (which. Like. If you're someone who cares even a little bit about spoilers, yes obviously the trailers are chock full of spoilers). All I'm trying to say is you're making a video specifically geared towards people who are coming to the game for the first time and you put some of the biggest scary bois right at the top. No warning. This is a game that is specifically built on the idea of mystery engaging your sense of fear, so at least in my eyes showing some of the biggest mysteries blatantly and boldly like that is significantly taking away from a first timer's experience. The first time you spy a leviathan reaper in the distance or get jump scared by a ghost leviathan are some of the most impactful moments the game has to offer and showing it early like this softens that horror and joy. That's my long, protracted, singular point. All I'm asking is you be more mindful of things like that when you're targeting an audience like this, which seems fair.

Its not easy mode though is it...the only difference is no hunger or thirst depletion and having to keep an eye on these things adds nothing to the experience for me

@Amalgamingle you're right. Women are used to letting the men handle the fishing and hunting.. You have enough to worry about with the base decorating .. I get it. Why should you have you do that yourself, right? ..God Forbid. Are you sure Survival games are for you?

@drpepperking ..? Depends on the woman.. I guess.. But what does that have to do with being a "Gamer" on KZfaq but only playing easy mode..? Who wants to watch that? If I want to see that I'll watch my nephew play in creative.. Good luck with your Woman rights fight or whatever you were talking about..? I have no idea..

@@Defooriginal Did somebody murder your puppy or something?

@@Amalgamingle Food/hydration is rather perfunctory in Subnautica so it's really just a modest inventory/effort tax, that eventually becomes basically irrelevant. Removing those mechanics doesn't really change the game all that much, so yeah, hardly "easy mode." However, in my opinion, hardcore is Subnautica's best mode. It's one of the few games where I would recommend hardcore even to new or relatively casual players, because Subnautica is very fair, and doesn't really punish you for not having mechanical skill. If you are attentive, cautious, and make sensible preparations, then you really shouldn't really die, especially once you get past the early game. So given that you typically have to do something kind of reckless or ill-advised to die, I think that sense of stakes can enrich the game enough to be worth the hassle of having to start from the beginning if you die. It really puts the "survival" back in the survival game.