Kyoichiro Yozakura, sipping his beloved Dark Sweet tea, tries to put the remaining Silver Rank examinees at ease, telling them his portion of the test will just be a simple conversation. However, they’re about to experience something completely unexpected – a wild turn of events that feels straight out of an action-packed anime.
Swimming speed can be increased by making Basic Fins. You can also gain speed boosts – both when actively dashing and passively while swimming – by installing the Dash and Sea Skimmer biomods. Here’s a breakdown of each option, including how to obtain them and any drawbacks.
In Subnautica 2, your character can’t eat just anything. Human stomachs have limits, and that’s a key challenge in the game. To overcome this, you’ll need to improve your character’s DNA, unlocking an alien ability that removes something called ‘Digestive Incompatibility’. This allows you to eat a wider variety of foods.
You can’t build larger storage lockers or crafting machines in your base, so we’ve created a guide to help you explore the ocean, find new resources, and unlock new blueprints. Read on for a simple, step-by-step guide to building a more effective base!
When I’m starting a new game, I don’t worry about building a huge base right away. Honestly, a small, powered room with just the essential stuff is all I need to get things moving and unlock most of the early game content. It’s more about what my base does than how big it is at first.
The Flashlight is a vital tool in Subnautica 2 for seeing in dark areas. It’s incredibly useful when exploring underwater caves, shipwrecks, and other structures, particularly at night.
The Scanner is one of the first two items you’ll need to craft when you begin the game – the other is the Survival Multitool. Here’s how to make it.
You mainly get new blueprints by using a Scanner to scan things around you – like objects, buildings, and furniture. Because of this, the Scanner is really important, and you should make one with a Fabricator as soon as possible. Once you have it, keep it handy in your hot bar and scan everything you come across!
This guide will help you find the best food early in the game.
Okay, so when I’m building Chiz, I really focus on those Type III Modules for her Console. Each one gives her a 10% boost to Cosmos damage, which is awesome. The Lost Radiance Cartridge set has two of those right off the bat, giving her a solid 20% damage increase, plus whatever else the set does. And once I finish collecting all the pieces of that Cartridge set, I can add two more Type III Modules. That’s another 20% Cosmos damage! Honestly, it’s super important to build her this way because she’s usually on the field the longest, and I want to maximize her damage output while she’s doing her thing.