Now, let's plug in that much touted Cyclops Thermal reactor while I'm parked over erupting lava." "Okay, let's console in some Kynaite for myself now that drilling nodes has shown to give zero resources if the game decides it doesn't like me. Lava larva drain an engines off cyclops faster than the thermal reactor can keep up with, when parked outside the thermal base. "nonviolent." Presses gun to larva's head. *Returns to see two larva have latched onto his parked, engines off cyclops, and vamped out 30% worth of the batteries* So even more layering busywork onto busywork walking around looking for large deposits, because the game might just up and decide not to give me anything out of drilling them. One node only four krystals came out, another node I ground down to nothing and… No resources came out, at all. So while it can be used to avoid the sensation of being a fat kid chasing a football down a hill with your claw hand… You still can't actually collect anything with it, unless E/F and left/right mouse button do different things for other players than me. Propulsion arm? Can't use it to put stuff INTO your inventory.
You still need to drop down, unequip the grapple arm, and by that point you might as well scoopy up all the resources by hand. This means, grapple arm only lets you hang off a ledge to drill. You need the Drill to mine stuff in the first place, and ONLY the claw arm can pick it up and put it into your inventory. PS: Christ does mining with the Prawn suit suck hard. (In which case, 3 inventory in your own pockets for that) It would have LITERALLY fit inside a prawn default backpack, if not for the fact you need at least one hull reinforcement.
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Shoving my Prawn backpack full of 99% of the materials needed for the outpost and spare plasteel ingots for the modules might have been the better move. "Good thing I brought my MOBILE BASE!-Oh wait I still need a real base" yeesh. Is it any wonder, so many of us roll our eyes when we hear the phrase "Mobile base"? *Stops to build an ACTUAL BASE so he can make a couple Prawn modules without turning around and slowly driving back home from the lava biomes* Where was I? Oh yes, thanks to the fact my Cyclops is a Mobile BaseTM, I can now craft up a Thermal reactor for my Cyclops and… Prawn… Oh." *Has to ferry the crystals** he got from drilling by hand because of longstanding issues being unable to access docked prawn inventory* Along with the Prawn jumpjet booster … Oh wait, hold on." Once I mine these I can legitimately craft the thermal reactors for my PRAWN suit and Cyclops. "Here we are, two Kynite resource nodes right by eachother. So DAYMN single crabsquid has some serious power drain game to bottom out my fresh from my base power cells before the shield wore off.īut oh lordy, watching 5 river prowlers pop-in into existence in front of my cyclops, and NOT immediatly rush me? Such a difference.) (Math note to self: A single usage of the super shield drains 12% power. So it's less like "The hunt for red october!" some people are trying to imagine, and more like trying to drive a Forklift with a flat tire through a china shop wile every so often you have to fend off a screaming child trying to grab the steering wheel. The Cyclops is just a real chore to drive. Where the mindset of warper spam by places you need to go, "Your cyclops setting itself on fire is a feature!" etc all suddenly make you feel not that it is the "Tougher endgame" but rather "Cash in subnautcia clone" much the way you see tired roguelikes that missed the memo Darksouls is also chock full of QoL that truely make it the success it is.Īnd once again, even in it's old invulnerable incarnations. It feels like there is is a big split of "The subnautica I bought" and "Somebody kidbapped the Dev team and replaced them with bog standard sandbox designers" once it is time for the approach to lava biomes. Whether it's live build or experimental though.
But i got lucky, and the crabsquid humping the base entry so as to physically roadblock me suffered a sudden case of Early Access and was hurtled at 900 miles per hour away from the place so I could swim into it and grab the orange artifact in peace. even now I drive past it like, five imes before I enter pop-in range). I could have had a rough time with the crabsquid spam by degrasi sea base (Much worse is the draw distance. But my leisurley puttering about meant only one shark came at me bro last night during seamoth and scuba time. I mean, I hardly went out of my way to go near them. Oh my Moth was never bothered by them at all. Just wondering if they were as bad as reapers. Originally posted by Alkpaz:So you jumped back on experimental? I guess the moth can outrun them then, from what you stated.
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