Nov 17, 2024
What if the Rock of Eternity Has its own ecological dead zone
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What if the Rock of Eternity Has its own ecological dead zone
Fellas I've done it...
I'm no longer scared in Subnautica Survival Mode.
My Cyclops is now permanently parked by the Glowing Tree.
My two bases are in the Gargantuan Leviathan skull and another large fossil. Well, they will be. I've set markers and I'm planning the layout.
But to this lil story: I needed to make a Prawn Suit.
So I took my Seamoth to the surface, (because no way am I piloting my Cyclops back out of there) straight above the entrance I use for the Lost River.
Set up the Mobile Vehicle Bay. Prawn Suit sinks.
I grab my Seaglide and go in after it.
Transport the Prawn Suit to one of my bases, my Research Base, which is situated around the fossil in my screenshot here:
I've since moved the Moonpools to the other side of the fossil, and the base is a WIP but ANYWAY
With nothing but my Seaglide and a backup Oxygen tank, I proceed to go from that location- all the way back up from like 900 metres.
Through this super wide area of the river, where one of the Ghost Leviathans is.
Proceed to dodge the leviathan and make my way to the entrance.
I then swim through the Blood Kelp zone, then straight back up to my Seamoth.
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Game: discourages players from going into the Dead Zone
Players: How about we do anyway?