subnautica cyclops engine fragments underwater island

#Subnautica cyclops engine fragments underwater island windows#

Some of these items were not meant to be moved and although I’m glad the creators left the option in I would highly recommend saving your game before attempting to bring items to your base that weren’t meant to be moved. Once inside you won’t be able to move them again. DO NOT try to bring items inside your base via the Moonpool. The Propulsion Cannon is a wonderful device! It can help you grab items from a distance, move items around or launch items like a cannon. For most of these you’ll need the Propulsion Cannon. Many players focus solely on the interior when building their base, while you can do so much more with the exterior! Exterior Growbeds are nice but there are numerous ways to make your base look more interesting. Add a bed, an aquarium and some plants to make it a little home away from home. Cyclops: This submarine may not have a lot of space available but you can place more than just storage.Place them under Corridors, Multipurpose Rooms or a Moon pool and they will grow inside. Creepervine: Perhaps this is a bug but funny enough, these vines will grow through your base interior.Corridors can make a cozy little sleeping compartment. Small Bedroom: You don’t necessarily need to use a large room to create a bedroom.This way you can create little alcoves to place storage or decorations. T & X Corridor: Consider using a T or X, instead of the L or basic corridor.You could use the plants for food or energy (if you’re using the Bioreactor).

#Subnautica cyclops engine fragments underwater island windows#

Add glass windows on all sides to also make look nice from the outside. Fill the rest of the room with Growbeds and Plant Pots.

Greenhouse: The Bio- and Nuclear Reactor take up quite a bit of space.It is very peaceful watching the waves, a nice quiet location to just sit and meditate. A Lookout: You can build your base up and above the waterline.Bladderfish, Reginald, Oculus are a good choice. Aquarium: You can use them as storage, decoration and place them as room dividers.You can also place sea-plants inside an Alien Containmen: Violet Beau, Redwort, Spotted Dockleaf, Furled Papyrus, Regress Shell, Jellyshroom and Creepvine (but only in a double Alien Containment) are good options. Some good choices are: Bladderfish, Reginald, Oculus, Rabbit Rays (via eggs), Jellyray (via eggs). Once you have an Alien Containment you’ll be able to place fish or eggs inside. Alien Containment: This is probably the best base addition! They take up a lot of space but place one under your bedroom, laboratory or in an adjacent room.Many of these elements will need to found and scanned before you can use them, so keep your eyes open. Subnautica provides a lot of elements to create and spruce up your base. I’ve attacked the Reaper Leviathan swimming at the back of the Aurora a few times and later had to kill it as it moved to the Safe Shallows where I had my base. When you do attack them (back), they might leave their territory and become unpredictable. It can be done but most ‘weapons’ are less than effective the Prawn Suit being the only exception. It isn’t intended for the player to fight them, let alone kill them. These creatures are meant to be permanent obstacles/sentinels. Luckily, most can be evaded as they stay within a designated area. Consider leaving them until you have proper storage and or an Alien Containment to hatch them.ĭangerous Leviathans There are a few highly dangerous creatures in Subnautica. These are glossary and aren’t necessary to progress in the game. Alien eggs: You can find a quite a number of these.It can hold quite a number of items, but you don’t have to worry about not having enough inventory space the game will create temporary space for these items. Time capsules: Is an item you’ll run into once a while.They cost little to build and chances are you’ll lose one during your gameplay. Extra vehicles: Create a backup for your Seamoth and Prawn-suit.Without a map these will help locate previously found points of interest. Beacon: Carry one or two with you when exploring a new area.Don’t rush! Have fun exploring, collecting blueprints, scan every fish/plant and build a base (or several). Take your time: The main quest of this game isn’t very extensive.If you die in a hardcore game, all screenshots from that game will be deleted. Screenshots: Any pictures you take won’t be saved unless you save your game.

Perhaps this is why the game doesn’t really have an ‘auto save’ option.

Falling out of the map being one of them.

Save your game: Unfortunately the game has a number of bugs.