it takes inventory space when looting

Thanks that’s gonna come in handy

Dam. Wish I would have known that fifteen minutes ago.

@@aksel2316 It does, but when you're exploring ship wrecks another oxygen tank can sometimes save your life. It's just a tip for hardcore players, or normal players who don't want to risk dying. If you're concerned about inventory space, only bring the oxygen tank when you explore especially large wrecks. Usually you're looting a wreck for a blueprint, which doesn't take any inventory space.

@@aksel2316 better then drowning

Sulphur where is that tho

Stormy Squirtle its far away from the aroura

but there are these bleeders iuh

Badass Kevin Fürst those aren’t very dangerous lmao

THANK YOU SO MUCH

MadCourier 6 I feel you there. Frustrating.

I can help you with this. There's only 2 locations that are perfect for extended bases: the grassy plateus (yes, in any of the 5-6 grassy plateus), and the Cove Tree biome. These 2 locations are perfect in my opinion, not because of the resource abundance (you can use scanner room outposts to gather resources) but because of the generous space available to put your base in

@@blabla-rg7ky Huh, interesting. I ended up putting my base in the Grand Reef (Only about 200m down) near to the kelp forest. Maybe I could build an outpost in the Cove Tree area like you said, that way I only have to navigate my cyclops down there once. Definitely building my outpost there next LP though...

@@madcourier6217 I have once tried to put my base in the exact same location (at the junction between Grand Reef and Kelp Forest), but I lacked the horizontal space needed for what I had in mind. For the cyclops, is a good (docking) spot, yes, but it will be a small base... unless you extend it vertically. Seriously, though, the giant Cove Tree is probably the best location in the game to put your main base due to many reasons: center-ish of the map (in all directions), serene and aesthetically pleasing surroundings, lots of space, and also lots of resource types. Under the blue, harmless brim I have found ALL of these resources: gel sacks, titanium, nickel ore, copper, lead, gold, silver, lithium (very useful for base reinforcements at those depths), and occasionally I have also stumbled upon pieces of magnetite, ruby, diamonds, or even quarts (not under the brim, but in surrounding areas). Oh, there is also table coral and deep shrooms somewhere around the Cove Tree biome. The only things I have had to bring from the shallows so I could grow them in my planters have been creepvine seed clusters and acid mushrooms, but otherwise you can literally find anything in that biome and the LR biome (including crystaline sulfur, obviously, which is aplenty under the green brime).... Anyway, when building a base in Subnautica it mostly comes down to personal preference, but space and resource-wise the Cove Tree is the ideal spot in my opinion. For a main base I mean, because otherwise you can create small scanner room outposts wherever you like / need

To the Southwest there's a drop-off right around the border between Grassy Plateaus, Sparse Reef, Grand Reef and the Blood Kelp Trench. It's centralized, gives easy access to Lost River, is high enough to get sun for solar panels, is relatively close to most resources and there's even a thermal vent not too far away (barely inside Grand Reef iirc) that you can get access to if you don't mind laying a bit of cable. Plus the view is pretty nice. You have the sheer drop into the abyss and Reef Backs love to congregate around there.

Same😂😂🙏

Me too lol

Same

It's like everyone saw the quality of that particular land and made the same claim!

Same here. Just happened to me today.

Yeah true, I was searching aimlessly for wrecks and on finding nothing I got demotivated to play the game.

I've been playin since 2016 january

BDKingFist Good job

You get "used to them" after a while, I intentionally built a base in the Dunes on one of my play-throughs just so I'd become less scared of them. Had one right outside that I called Bruce.

@@piddathekidda1421 nope. That roar bothers me like you can't imagine. I simply can't live in a place where I continuously hear that sound, especially since I'm a guy who likes silence most of the time :)

Guys just spam sonar with the seamoth

In VR on PC

I would shit my pants cuz of leviathan noises

Z623 2.1 system with a 200w sub. Listening to the rumble of the floating giants is therapeutic. Reaper roars make me shit myself. Every time.

i was in the degasi jellyshroom base and i had 60 oxygen left so i was in a panic to get back out

I'm not sure why but there is one in the passageway that I can't seem to avoid, either swimming beside or under it so I just have to swim past it as fast as possible. Later on though I found out you can just sweep them out of the way with a repulsion cannon shooting at the base of the plant. I started doing that from then on. Tips: they don't hurt your seamoth but does stop movement if they cover the whole opening, this is when the repulsion cannon method comes in handy.

@@julesverneinoz OMG Thank you for the tip I was wondering how I was supposed to go pass them. Guess I'm going cave exploring today

...twice in my case :(

What console do you play on?

I use vsync command to uncap the framerate

all beginners do it, i was too scared and i only knew in the game spawns leviathans, but i thought it was anywhere 💀

same!

What

what does the stillsuit do

@@aksel2316 In short, it captures the character's body moisture and turns it into drinkable water. So if you have problems keeping your hydration meter up, this would be a perfect solution.

@@andrewkutis9486 👍

Wow i never knew there was a name for that. But i definitely have it.

Interesting, I've never heard of that before. Subnautica must really be a pain to play sometimes, then.

i have talassophobia and man,subnaltica is painfull to play but still a pretty good game

Ognitron, I quit the game once and didn’t play for a YEAR because of those leviathans. so to answer your question, YES. You are a psychopath.

C'mon dude, they just want a hug! I give it a vibe check each time i go to aroura

I’m no scared of reapers

I was the chicken before, especially for the ghost one, however after the next few hours I literally tried to grapple onto it and hit it via drill while mining

Just an FYI if you have the perimeter defense system on your Seamoth, and the reaper grabs you just activate it and it can cut down your damage from the grab up to 80%!

Little late but one reaper is near bow of the Aurora and sometimes can go in to the hole . I lost my Seamoth that way. This reapear ended far worse aftre that.

@@adrewadrew5860 that happened to me too, the reaper took my seamoth and stuck it in the sand. 😅I couldn’t get it out anymore.

This is so helpful, I spent an hour looking around for zero point until I saw this comment. Thank you.

Still looking for the U shaped tube for the compass blueprint

The lifepod should have been the zero point. Adding this extra complexity was pointless.

@@prufrock1977the lifepod is not in the same place every game

Not true, kyanite CAN be found as a loose object lying on the sea floor where the large nodes are. Getting it this way is not reliable, but it makes the prawn suit not strictly necessary.

Lifepod or piece of Aurora?

Legitimate Oh it was glitched my first 2 worlds is wouldn’t let me repair the door on top but on my third it did. My guess is it is just bugged out

Also great guide I was really struggling on blueprints til I found this. Definitely getting a like from me

Yeah I explored the Aurora and I went into the sea moth vehicle bay but I didn’t get the depth module so ima have to go back and get it

no

Subnautica, the best horror game you were ever tricked into buying.

@@willstrife I’m scared

No because you find depht module in lefepod 2 and shield in degasi sea base 500m

It's literally a hole in the floor with some ladder handles and a stray door lying flat on top of it. The video at 12:28 shows the room you're trying to get into. Look closely as you search, and remember those boxes won't spawn if you already found their contents elsewhere.

@@willstrife Ok thx

Nvm found it

Update, I fell into the blood kelp HOLE with little power in my prawn suit left and I am starving

Another update, I AM OUT but starving and I am using medpacks as food. A slow crawl back in the prawn. Somehow one of my cameras from my scanner room has travelled 9000m south... past the island... somehow.

@@gandalfandferg280 legend says he's still starving

Same. Am I blind? Is it not loading in? Oh well. I still managed to finish the game.

Mushroom forest? It's easy you just gotta look a lil higher

1. you need a mobile vehicle bay for the seamoth 2. you need to find the battery charger to charge batteries

I understand the sentiment, but just being told to go in a direction is far more likely to lead you to the wrong location. You would have to travel in a 100% straight line, something not easy to do. And when you inevitably veer off to one side it will lead you to being hundreds of meters off. Triangulation is not the easiest way to navigate, but it is the best method available here.

No, the zero point is still in the same location and all versions of the game are the same. The only thing that can be different is the grass sometimes does not appear, however the Y pattern is still present due to clear color patterns in the dirt.

I didn't miss anything. I intentionally stuck to just the wrecks you need to get the tech necessary to complete the game. This guide is already unbearably long, there was plenty of reason to cut the list where I did.