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I watched a streamer play this. Lots of crafting/foraging. Looked like a $10 game to me.
Not the best insight, but it's a HORRIBLE game.
yeah can't wait til the release patch since i'm basically done with the game in hardcore mode.. will probably start over once i'm able to reach the end game after the patch.
Figured i'd bump this.
The game deserves more recognition. It's not just a 'typical survival/crafting game'.
You can just screw around if you want, but the game begins, and it ends along with having kind of a cool story you piece together while playing.
I'd generally say it's one of the best survival games to come out since it actually has a way to 'win' the game and is very well developed. Considering you can pick it up for hardly anything i'd hope more people give this game a chance. It finally finishes development on the 23rd and the 1.0 update basically enables the final piece that allows you to 'win' the game.
The game will leave EA soon, I heard. Does it will come with a good tutorial to understand it all?
The game will leave EA soon, I heard. Does it will come with a good tutorial to understand it all?
The game is pretty solid to be honest, tricky and pretty fun in VR if you can handle the motion. I would suggest it, if you like survival/crafting games.
Can you play this game without Virtual Reality headset?
The motion sickness is not surprising knowing that it was a game that had VR added to it. It is even worse when I play the game Vanishing of Ethan Carter VR, all it takes is turning to the left and I'm roasted. I can't play that game but a few seconds before motion sickness kicks in, it is another game that was normal FPS turned VR. Any game with locomotion I cannot handle.Interestingly, this is the first and only game (VR and non VR) which caused VR motion sickness to me. I've even turned on walking in Arizona (that famous zombie game, it's turned off and teleportation activated because it causes motion sickness), but I didn't get any motion sickness in that game. I don't even feel sea sickness when I'm on the sea. I've even tried roller coaster VR and even done it in real life. Enjoyed the crap out of it and didn't feel sick.
But Subnautica made me feel sick for hours. Maybe my body just doesn't like diving
The game is fantastic though, especially at 4k and 50" screen
Was watching a LP and didn't see the game give you any instructions once you emerged from the sub the first time. How do you know where to start?
Was watching a LP and didn't see the game give you any instructions once you emerged from the sub the first time. How do you know where to start?
Was watching a LP and didn't see the game give you any instructions once you emerged from the sub the first time. How do you know where to start?
Can you dismantle bases? The place I built my base now has radiation, which pretty much means I need to wear the radsuit constantly the radiation happened right as I was getting off for the night, so I didn't bother trying to dismantle. I built my base in the deep area between the crash site and the green area with plants. I been working on finding the Seamoth parts, haven't completed that yet. Also anyone know if I have to go check the distress signal to finish the Seamoth, I seem to be stuck, I was actually working on building it to travel out there in the first place. Been playing it safe since I'm on hardcore and already put in about 4-5 hours.
Yes, you can easily. Go up to it with your habitat builder tool, and the option to dismantle will show on your UI.
That's what I figured, but I've been surprised in some other games where they don't have that as an option for whatever reason. Now it's just a matter of unloading my lockers and moving, might need to build one of those floating storage units that I thought I probably wouldn't need.
Yea I noticed radiation creeping out more and more since the explosion so I didn't even bother moving the base, just been wearing the radiation suit. I might try to patch the leaks, I just haven't went to the Aurora yet because I'm not sure if it is a dangerous biome yet, I'll check it out tonight and see.I suggest trying to listen to dialog more. You don't need to move your base..
It really is a fun game but i keep telling myself never to buy ea ea games as when they finally foco out i forget about them/lost interest in themI bought this early access 2 years ago, and I still go back to it regularly. Now the final version is out I may do a legit play through. The atmosphere alone is worth the price imo.
It really is a fun game but i keep telling myself never to buy ea ea games as when they finally foco out i forget about them/lost interest in them
I'm to the point now where it feels like I've explored every damn wreck and still haven't scanned enough for the cyclops or prawn suit. Now I feel like the only way to be sure is to beacon EVERY wreck, which is what I'm going to do today.
Also, I've read people talk about seeing stuff below 1000 meters, I haven't found anything past like 700 or so, so I guess I'm missing something, and to clarify, once you get to the end of the map in every direction it just falls straight down right? I went down to roughly 1000 in a few spots and found nothing.