SUBNAUTICA 2 SPOILERS AHEAD!!

my gaming account that will be mostly focused on subnautica :] art account is @jyviie

[jyviiegames]

subnautica is a flawless game with no bugs whatsoever

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[jyviiegames]

this is just the default subnautica experience idk what to tell you man i havent encountered any bugs in below zero 🙏 object permanence is optional for the creatures of 4546b.

i actually encountered more bugs before but i hadnt recorded them, which is why i started recording because i was mad i didn't get the clip of the one time my cyclops decided to launch me out of it through the walls because i decided to stand on the markiplier figurine. i guess it's an avid markiplier fan so it didnt like that

[jyviiegames]

BIG QUESTION!! THIS DOESNT MAKE SENSE!!!! (SPOILERS FOR SN2)

so the angel combs are from the world tree correct? so theyre native to this planet? but then why do we have an angel comb in the cicada for when we wake up? how does the system already know we need to use it for adaptations, and how was there supposed to be dna of a zezuran rat (but was tampered with and had something else in it).

either there is some major fuckery going on and somehow humanity has already encountered world trees somewhere else or the angel comb was never meant to be inside the ship and someone placed it there?

i've already assumed that noa probably tampered with it so that we can have the dna to survive, but it doesnt answer the question of HOW it got there in the first place.

or maybe the devs messed up and didnt think this through. i dont know, im confused. if someone could please explain? or is this something we just dont understand yet? how can we already have angel combs if they come from the tree, but we've never seemingly interracted with world trees before? because if we did i would assume that they maybe also gave masefield syndrome, so we would have known? am i missing something or is it supposed to not make sense?

[jyviiegames]

some discussions from reddit for anyone interested. i think user Brisngr368 mightve been onto something saying that it might have been something completely different before it got replaced with the angel comb. it makes somewhat the most sense i guess?

[jyviiegames]

BIG QUESTION!! THIS DOESNT MAKE SENSE!!!! (SPOILERS FOR SN2)

so the angel combs are from the world tree correct? so theyre native to this planet? but then why do we have an angel comb in the cicada for when we wake up? how does the system already know we need to use it for adaptations, and how was there supposed to be dna of a zezuran rat (but was tampered with and had something else in it).

either there is some major fuckery going on and somehow humanity has already encountered world trees somewhere else or the angel comb was never meant to be inside the ship and someone placed it there?

i've already assumed that noa probably tampered with it so that we can have the dna to survive, but it doesnt answer the question of HOW it got there in the first place.

or maybe the devs messed up and didnt think this through. i dont know, im confused. if someone could please explain? or is this something we just dont understand yet? how can we already have angel combs if they come from the tree, but we've never seemingly interracted with world trees before? because if we did i would assume that they maybe also gave masefield syndrome, so we would have known? am i missing something or is it supposed to not make sense?

[subnautiscribblz]

req from @starryeyedstalker !!

[marcyschino]

my babies

these fuckass crabs are so precious to me

[jimboscribs]

No other life forms detected.

WHAT IF THE TREE HAS WEIRD CALCIFIED HUMAN REMAINS CLINGING ONTO ITS ROOTS UNDERWATER AND WHAT IF IT SUCKED THE LIFE OUT OF THEM AND WHAT IF THAT'S WHY IT'S STILL STANDING AND WHAT IF-

Came up with this while watching @therealjacksepticeye playthrough

[2005egg]

i dont know what their ship tag is but i care them

[emeruga]

curren chan

[ritasanderson]

this guy

[paper-mario-wiki]

one of my favorite things that's happened during my playthrough of Subnautica 2 so far:

this fish, the Marrowbreach, is labelled to be (and upon basic observation, appears to be) very dangerous and aggressive and scary, so a lot of the time spent interacting them is specifically spent avoiding, or trying to escape them. they have a very specific, telegraphed attack where they launch towards the player in a super scary way.

however. i noticed that despite their scary appearance and loud growling noise, they don't actually do much damage when they attack you. and so i thought to myself "am i categorizing this unfamiliar social activity as aggression? am i being reductive towards how this creature actually operates? am i sure it's not just playing with me?"

and i was right.

[jyviiegames]

completely average amount of titanium

[jyviiegames]

THANKYOU JELLYRINGS. VERY COOL. DIDNT NEED MY FRAMES OR MY SOUND ANYAY

[getvalentined]

⚠️ SUBNAUTICA 2 SPOILERS ⚠️

Okay but why is nobody talking about how the veps look kinda like cicada nymphs?

They literally resemble the juvenile form of the insect for which our ship was named. That's gotta mean something, right?

[jyviiegames]

no i dont think this could be any less attached actually

[adothuman]

[psalidodont]

Titan-Class Biosignatures

[neosilverthorn]

So. For those of you who didn't pay attention to the details of the legal spat between Krafton and Unknown Worlds, allow me to give you some details of the finest legal comedy of a generation.

Krafton CEO looks at the hype surrounding Subnautica 2, goes over the contract between Krafton and Unknown Worlds, realizes he'll have to pay out bonuses and freaks out because shelling out those bonuses will make him look like a pushover.

CEO goes to his legal department, asks them to come up with a plan to weasel out of paying bonuses. Legal tells him the contract is iron-clad and to accept the loss.

CEO refuses to take the loss, asks ChatGPT for a plan. ChatGPT says the exact same thing the legal department did.

CEO demands a plan from ChatGPT, which dutifully spits out a plan at this point because clearly the CEO is a goddamn idiot.

CEO deletes the chat logs, failing to understand that 'delete' doesn't permanently remove things.

CEO follows plan, and is surprised when Unknown Worlds sues for breach of contract despite being told by both humans and an LLM that is exactly what would happen.

Court does not go well for Krafton's legal department. It comes out that after ignoring the sound legal advice of human beings, the CEO went to ChatGPT and asked for a plan. When asked for the logs by the court, Krafton's legal team states they were deleted, thus that it's simply herersay. Judge goes "Oh, that's okay, we'll have our IT folks recover them." Krafton's legal team is astounded that's even possible.

The chat logs are recovered. It comes out that even ChatGPT was in agreement with Krafton's legal department, and only spat out a plan after being asked a second time.

The judge, now thoroughly done with the stupidity of Krafton's CEO at this point, rules in favor of Unknown Worlds. Her ruling doesn't simply undo the scheme, but effectively leaves all control over Subnautica 2's development in the hands of Unknown Worlds, including the early access release date, reducing Krafton to just publishing out of contractual obligation. Krafton must also return all social media platforms for Unknown Worlds and Subnautica 2 to Unknown Worlds' control. Financial damages will be determined at a later date.

Krafton proceeds to violate the court order in less than 72 hours by trying to set an early access release date before returning Unknown Worlds' social media platforms.

Summary: In trying not to look like a pushover, Krafton's CEO now looks like a complete idiot who's going to have to fork over bonuses, plus court-mandated damages, plus whatever comes out of violating the court's orders. Krafton's legal department may as well come to court dressed as clowns after this. I suspect Unknown Worlds might buy the rights to Subnautica back after all this and either relegate Krafton to just publishing or find a different publisher for future games altogether.