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#SUBNAUTICA GUIDE BEGINNER HOW TO#

So, here are some beginners’ Subnautica Below Zero tips to help you get started.

#SUBNAUTICA GUIDE BEGINNER HOW TO#

Without much guidance after crashing down on planet 4546B and finding the Drop Pod, it can take some time to work out how to progress and what you need to get going. There’s a lot to do in Subnautica: Below Zero, from uncovering mysteries to building your own base, all while adhering to the baseline survival needs of your water, food, and oxygen needs. 4 Some final Subnautica Below Zero tips.3 How to quickly get some additional storage in Subnautica: Below Zero.2 How to increase your O2 capacity and movement speed in Subnautica: Below Zero.1 How to craft the essential starting tools in Subnautica: Below Zero.This game is designed so that you don't have to kill anything.If you ever see a glassy hole you can't enter or cut with a Laser Cutter, it probably opens from the other side.Don't expect to fully-explore them quickly. The land regions are large and maze-like.There are 3 ways to mitigate freezing: use a vehicle, eat things that keep you warm, or construct a certain body suit.

Don't forget to fill it with air ahead of time. If you're still having trouble running out of air, consider carrying an extra oxygen tank.It won't open until you trigger its story arc. You may come across a locked building on a small iceberg.The longer your main vehicle, the slower it'll drive.Its interior door won't open until you trigger its story arc. You may come across a moonpool in an underwater base.That should help guide you on where to go. There is an island near the center of the game with a base at the top.Later on after completing a specific task, they will help you instead of steal from you. Instead, learn from the experience and don't hold equipment around them. You can chase after them, but you'll probably drown after failed attempt. There is a certain creature that will steal your equipment.If your feeling of dread rises off the chart, it's time to head back to safety. You will know when you swim too far off the map into the Void if it gets really dark and the background music stops playing.Growing plants will allow you to have an infinite supply of them.Find and build upgrades for those vehicles to allow them to explore further. There are vehicles in the game, and they will help you explore.The air bladder is amazing for quickly escape to the surface.The seaglide is amazing and will increase your swimming speed.Use beacons to mark important locations.That will alleviate running out of storage early game. Later on (probably within several hours), you will find a certain object that allows you to construct more bases. Keep building equipment until you can go farther and deeper. Explore around your starting base and slowly expand outward.On the rare occasion that you die, you will drop some of your items. Holding an equipment will slow down your swimming speed. Certain things have weight and will slow down your swimming speed.

Don't worry, there are plenty of materials in the game, and it's nearly impossible to run out.

Mineral deposits and naturally-occurring plant seeds will not respawn after you collect them.

Picking them up usually allows you to use them, while cutting them often gives you seeds you can plant later on. decorations) while others are extremely useful. Eating rotten food will give you less food/water and can hurt you. If you don't immediately eat fish after cooking them, they will slowly rot. It often give hints about how to use them.

Scanning gives you information and helps unlock construction blueprints.

Scan everything: Every time you see something new, try scanning it.

This is generally discouraged if have spent under 20 hours in the game.

If you are really, really stuck on any specific parts, you can look up the next step in my walkthrough.

You can relax and take as long as you want to complete the game. If it feels impossibly difficult, try going elsewhere first. From the very start, you can explore everywhere and in any order, but many places are going to be very hard to survive unless you have the appropriate equipment. Like in the first game, even if you're super careful, you'll probably end up dying to some random game bug.

Don't play hardcore on your first try.

Instead, puzzles simply require finding objects, scanning objects, crafting more objects, and placing objects in certain spots.

It does not require the same puzzle-solving skills you would need to beat Portal, The Witness, or Braid.

This game is very light on logic puzzles.

Sometimes you can go hours without triggering any events or clues.

Subnautica and Below Zero are free-exploration games where you are expected to figure out things yourself.