Accidentally entering the void is the scariest feeling ever

Chelicerate sees person inside a base: I sleep. Chelicerate sees person set toe inside the water in the moon pool: AAAEEEEEEEEEHHHHHHHHHHH

The neighbors seem friendly

You know without depth perception, it's really difficult to see the scale of how *big* some things until compared... to your entire base...

You know what scares me most about the void? Its not the creatures that we see, but the fear of other nonseeable creatures. Bigger, scarier, deadlier.......

The question is: who observes who?

imagine doing a house tour of these bases to someone who hasn’t played just like “welcome to my base, these lots of room, a nice view…” “oh, those screams of the giant fish demon? yeah, that’s just Dave.”

The theme is so nightmarish like how would you even stay there. That’s a living hell and not to mention the pure anxiety from the pool that you have 😂😂

Love how the moment you touch the water you can hear their screams just to inmediatly go to silence the moment you use the ladder

I can imagine a horror mod for this. You discover a previously built observatory near the Void. Little by little you start to wonder why and who built this place. Towards your eventual discovery of the reason why, the base is under attack by the very creatures surrounding the base and have to escape to the only rundown but still operable seatruck.

I’ve never had my anxiety go way up until you stepped in the moonpool for like half a second 🥶

*Player dips in the water* Chelicerates: OI THIS IS OUR TERRITORY GET OUTTTTTT *Player gets out of the water* Chelicerates: What were we thinking right now?

"Hello and welcome to the 'I have a death wish' observatory. We are currently in the void and expect to die horribly, however thanks to the game breaking technology of Subnautica, we are safe for no sensible reason whatsoever"

The worst part is that these are likely not the biggest creature in that ocean.

the bit that gets me is always how they're so massive and yet they can seemingly move away just a little bit and be completely obscured by darkness, like damn something that big should not be able to sneak up on anyone, it just shouldn't be allowed

I found out that if you find something to compare sizes, leviathans get a lot larger than it seemed to be.

*jumps into moonpool* *screams of the damned*

chelicerate when person is inside base: Chillin chelicerate when person touches water in moonpool: *Looks like meat is on the menu bois*

When he jumped in the moon pool I had a heart attack

Fun fact: Ghost Leviathans never stop growing, the only Leviathans we see in the game are adult. We’ve never seen the actual sizes they can get to

They're kind of cute when they can't kill you

Damn man,you build a base like this in survival mode,you are a true player,gg.

Update: I have added a cage to watch the chelicerates in the water at kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n52piNd6sNeVqI0.html Update 2: I used my cage to kill the void chelicerates (they don't respawn) at kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mtmPf6p_ydHYp40.html Hey folks, small update with answering some common questions about this base: 1) The corridors along the dead zone (and multipurpose rooms outside the dead zone) all have as many reinforcements as possible to keep the hull integrity manageable. You can see this at the start when I enter the first multipurpose room and at the end of the video when you briefly see the non-glass corridors. These sections were at the edge of the dead zone where the chelicerates would despawn and so wasn't as interesting to record. 2) I died once making this from miscalculating how much time I had in the water. When you save and quit and then reload inside your base in the abyss it'll reset the chelicerates giving you a brief window to enter the water and build stuff (most things won't require going into the water, fortunately). You can take three hits with a reinforced diving suit so you're fine for a bit with only one up. 3) I scoured the zones for as much quartz as possible to make this (using a scanner room at times to find bunches I had missed in zones). I hadn't built a prawn suit so if I had opted to do so there were more deposits available. 4) This was done in survival. The purpose of this video was to show off the chelicerates with a base so if you want to believe I did this in creative that's fine. 5) This took several hours to make (a lot of it from backtracking for more quartz). I needed six hours to hit a time limit game over on my laptop for a death compilation so it was some effective multitasking.

Developer : we need something to keep player away from boarder Subnautica players: LETS MAKE ZOO

These things coming out of the murk with mandibles outstretched and that low rumbling is way more terrifying than even ghosts screaming as they charge. They are watching. They are waiting.

The scariest thing is when they glitch through the walls of the base

I really want to know why they... look.... zombified. Out there in the void. The real wiki explains nothing of this if you didn't get jebaited into the fake wiki first. In Subnautica, the ghost leviathans also appeared in areas other than the void, so it sort of made sense that they were just a different species that had different habitable niches. But... The music coupled with these things... What are these things? Its horrifying and such a far cry from the void in the original Subnautica. The way their skin is peeling off... And how their eyes are yellow and cataracted. What if this is like, some kind of fungal zombie infection, like in ants, and the void is where they get driven off to by the plague? Edit: Its also worth mentioning Ghost Leviathans filter feed the abundance of photosynthetic microbes near the surface of the water, and that this is their main diet which is seemingly sustainable out there in the void. Their mouths are teethless yet powerful which is how they damage the player. Chelicerates on the other hand... are entirely carnivorous, and their bodies are clearly designed by natural selection for that. So that being said... How the hell do they live out there, and what, if any food intake exists out there with sufficent mass and population to sustain these... things?

its wild how just putting them next to a base makes me understand just how massive theses things are in a why I was never able to before

Chelicerates are way scarier than ghost leviathans imo, especially the dead zone ones.

I always found the void Chelicerate scarier than the Ghost Leviathans. Something about the eyes, mouth and the decaying pale skin.

I haven't played this one yet but as a marine bio student, it warms my heart to see gamers saying "chelicerate" 🥺

As a person who is fascinated with sea life but also deathly afraid of it, I find this game so captivating though I could never play it for myself. So I just watch KZfaq videos of it instead.

I think the Cheli is scarier than the ghost Leviathan. Mostly due to being faster and not having a stiff straight body unlike the ghosts.

Alternative title: I built my base in thi- WTF IS THAT FISH

"So this is the bedroom, and... What's that? Oh, those are the Void Chelicerates. I like to call them 'Pale Chellies'. Oh, don't worry about them. They're the least of my problems out here. Just don't go too far out there, alright? The things I've seen... I still get nightmares..."

" Welcome people, To the Abyss Hotel! " This is Where You can See Void Exclusives! " For extra fun, stick your Feet in The MoonPool, they might Snatch! "

Swimming straight down looking for the bottom so you can determine what zone you’re in. Then around 400m it sets in: you’re in the dead zone, there is no bottom, and you’re totally exposed in open water. Every real subnautica player knows the feeling.

Subnautica always has the “always a bigger fish” trope. I fear the day we go into the void and these get a “bigger fish”

It is amazing that you did this, my base is the same size and growing but in the deep twisty bridges area. I'm beyond impressed.

Seeing the one rise up from the depths was really terrific. Being inside the base it sound like breathing... Step foot in the moon pool AAYEAAAEEE. Bonus note: never realised how big these guys are

You jumping into that pool is scarier than most horror movies

Wow! I didn't know old helicerates were that big.

People are always bashing Below Zero for how "it's not as scary" and that the chelicerates are "just giant shrimp" and that "the ghost leviathans are scarier" but to be perfectly honest these guys scare me way harder than the ghost leviathans do. The ghost leviathans are just plain cool (though they definitely ARE a bit... _spooky_ ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ), while these guys seem more like they just straight-up have rabies. The void chelicerates in particular give me the impression that they have not a single thought running through their heads, and that that they operate purely on destructive impulse. Ghosts almost have a regal air about them. Edit: Also, the way their beaks clip through everything and are large enough to envelop you in darkness through the wall is my _least_ favorite thing.

Everytime I see the void chelicerate first this on my mind is "That shrimp boi need some milk!" (unlike the adult ghost leviathans which were simply bigger, the void chelicerate doesn't even look like a variation, it looks diseased). I honestly find the creatures on the first game more scary and original(?) (particularly the reaper leviathans), but since basically everything that's not a peeper scares the daylights out of me I realize I'm not the most unbiased individual here 😅

They be like: *you got games on your phone?*

"You are not yet tired enough to sleep" *Huh. I wonder why*

I feel like The Void might be more terrifying in Below Zero, because at least the Ghost Leviathans are bioluminescent and you can see them coming for you, whereas with Void Chelicerates you do not have that same comfort.

The description is great

The fact that there's all that glass and not a single bulkhead door to be found gives me the puckers...

I'm always impressed how the players design the habitats. Like really nice architecture and interior design 👍

I have never felt more fear than I had when you jumped into that moon pool.

I can't tell if the clipping is more or less scary than it would be if it didn't clip

One power outage on that base and it truly turns into a horror game

Chelicerate’s have such cool designs, like something you would have found swimming in primordial seas millions of years ago

developers: made a dead zone so that players do not float out of the map Meanwhile players: made an aquarium out of the dead zone...

What really gets me is how much bigger the Void variants are compared to the regular ones.

Thanks for reminding me of how absolutely horrified I was the first time I accidentally went into the void and got attacked by this beastie. edit: lmaooo "Sometimes I take a quick dip into the void moon pool just to feel something" moment

Welcome to the abyss hotel enjoy you stay Me: this is cooI and all but this is just wrong 6:38

God knows what brought the things to such a decayed state. There are things out in the dead zone that are worthy enough to fight these things...

And I thought the Ghost Leviathans were huge and scary.

I think this was one of the first times I Truly felt fear of the ocean, just the heavy strokes each emmits as your surroundings are pitch black and cold, with no escape in sight as the orchestra portrays the dire situation is just pure dread

Developers need to add more leviathans to this game.

Honestly to me the blue is almost scarier. The thought that its brightened up yet you still cant see anything is terrifying

my anxiety when he fell into the moonpool:📈📈📈📈📈

If you go doen around 3500 meters theres actually some land. Its dangerous and i got scared and went back up so idk if you can build down there but there is land

Dude this is sick! How long did it take?

You really notice that you're en the void when the music suddenly stops, the water turns in to an liveless blue color and you start falling in a topless void were the scariest and biggest monsters are nothing compared with the ones you could imagine and fear. You're alone, no plants o other animals to see just you and the Infiniti of the void. A very simple but greatly effective form of a terrorific that almost no one can ignore. Subnautica is a masterpiece

0:59 I love the slight camera jerk, incredibly relatable.

They look like messed up versions of real leviathan. But they look like they are rotting. I cant imagine a ghost leviathan mixed with cherillian. Its probably gonna be way scary. Im sure the below zero leviathans in the void is more scary

I almost got a heart attack as you jumped into the water and heard the screams.... Damn, this game is awesome!

7:11 Actually bullying the other leviathan lol

what a madlad...to build a base at place like this....

7:10 "No, go away, this is my prey" *smack*

I’m not scared of the Chelicerate, but these ghost variants are freaking scary

The low rumbles and swishing of the water is strangely calming, I think I'd get better sleep out in the void

The void chelicerates do not appreciate your moonpool shenanigans.

I apologize for being comment #70 and making it no longer 69 nice comments but thank you for sharing this! Awesome base, and I really like the shallow observation deck, as it’s cool to see them in different lighting. I especially loved that shot when you were running along the hallway while one was swimming over you and you could see along its whole belly. It really gives a sense of just how huge these are compared to the young ones. Amazing build, hilarious video description, and this is very well-shot and put together. Thank you again!

These leviathans look so much scarier than the ghost leviathans from the first Subnautica

6:19 straight out horror movies

the fact that their models clip through the walls to the extent that they do is pretty unfortunate and kind of immersion ruining. but still, an unhealthy amount of adrenaline and fear hormone were delivered to my brain as promised

Humans watching these demon fish: exist. The plankton in the sea having to deal with large fish: *finally a worthy opponent our battle will be legendary!*

And I thought I had to much time on my hands,,, This person's base is so huge and amazing 👏

YOUR BASE IS SICK YOU'RE A PRO BUILDER

I never realised the void chelicerates were this big 💀 they look way smaller without seeing the base as reference

I swear these videos will actually infect me with thalassophobia

lmao the poor chelicerate got slapped in the face 7:10

One thing Subnautica has never been great on is showcasing just how HUGE creatures are. Mostly because Leviathans are often in open water, usually just... swimming around. If Leviathans were seen holding prey in their mouths, then that would start to give a player a better idea.

when you jumped into that moon-pool i had to set my laptop aside out of fear

imagine having a bed in the void. who'd be able t sleep there? idc about big void fishies but if there's a slight error in building these things the water pressure may destroy them in your sleep. terrifying way to go

i would get insomnia if i would have to live there in irl

Without the base, it looks smaller, but with the base as a reference, it looks gigantic!

Man i really really really want the next Subnautica Game to have an actual Storydriven Ecological Dead Zone where you actually have to go that Deep or far out to get something what you need to collect or doing mutiple tasks. I think the developers need to take the oppurtunity that the Dead Zone gives and make something that you fear. It's kinda loss potential.

When I look at the void I don’t see those creatures as the main threat. Just imagine the immense cold in a ocean of pitch black, where supposedly the winter time would be an infinite night like Earth’s Arctic’s.

this seems like a pretty nice place, though it might take some time to get used to the fish demons clipping through the walls, and its gotta be hella expensive

This is what your brain thinks when you jump into a pool with black walls. 2:15

I hope in the next Subnautica game the void has a HUGE Kraken like creature that comes up out of the darkness just ever so slightly; and the only main thing you see is it's enormous tentacles coming towards you.

See its bases like this that make me want Subnautica to have its own Open world multiplayer where u work as a team or go solo to survive.

Imagine they'd try to break the glass...

I love how the people in the comments of these videos give these creatures such benign names.

Dudes just got a bed in his base. Like anyone could ever sleep with those things looking at you