Subnautica alien base locations reddit I need my super organized storage and crafting area. The blood kelp trench is due west of your base (actually super convenient for later game). After scanning the ancient skeleton a radio signal came in. Sea Monkeys will bring you materials you are currently tracking. Its just to the left of the precursor portal (you can put the ion cube into) and then through the plains and into a small cave, you know you're near when you see the precursor cables, which point the way. Nice, large, open, access to almost everything, and high up enough to take full advantage of sunlight. View community ranking In the Top 1% of largest communities on Reddit [Subnautica] Advice on egg locations I might be weird, but in both games I create a base named "Sanctuary Prime" as a primary base in a rich, centralized and convenient location. If you have visited their base in the Jellyshroom caves, you should have the signal with the needed location. Built my base underwater sort of in the middle of the map. As of this moment, my Top 3 Locations for a base are the Grassy Plateaus (specifically near the entrance to the Jelly Shroom Caves, by the Degassi Base), the Safe Shallows (which won’t provide much space for bigger vehicles), and the Mushroom Forest (easy Lithium and Gel Sack access courtesy of the giant tree, and I think Lost River Access There's a definite list of biomes in which you'll encounter them. Welcome to the Dragon City unofficial subreddit! Developed by Social Point, Dragon City is a game where you can breed, raise, and battle with your collection of exotic dragons. And the smaller alien scanner room, with a giant fossil with a bunch of probes The hint "Alien base locations" (downloaded from the containment base) mentions a research base at 800m depth and a power base at 1200, the latter being among strong volcanic activity. does anyone know where it is? Subnautica and Subnautica: Below Zero are open world underwater exploration and construction games developed by Unknown Worlds Entertainment. The ghost tree cove is honestly amazing. Perks: Your base is right next to a kelp forest, safe shallows, purple mushroom cave, and red grass zone. Cons: It can be destroyed, clunky to drive, water and food must come from plants and/or the Stillsuit, Charging is difficult without vehicle upgrades or storing a minibase in lockers, cramped space inside, not everyone wants to live out of a Cyclops. I'm looking for a good place to build in the original subnautica that rivals building on top of the lilypads. I’ve played through the game a few times now but all I’ve really done is rush through and have a small bad base in the safe shallows. Just wondering where you all build bases; how many, depth reason for location, size etc At first i thought it would be good to make it as deep as… Yeah np I would recommend not using the base air tank if you can but you should theoretically be fine even with that unless you also want to get the Alien Artifact Reply [deleted] • My first playthrough I had a base right where that alien tube goes up and out of the water and on top of an ice berg area so I was hitting kelp forest, thermal spires, twisty bridges and west artic with the scanner room. I'd suggest to return to the 500m Degasi base and dive deeper until you reach green acid waters and an opening to another biome. Post your Subnautica bases and creations for other people to see. So, I am getting ready for a new game, this time all the way through as the release is soon. Good luck ever finding it without a Its meant to be in the arctic spires but i cant see it anywhere :/ Edit: After a while of searching I found it. Just for example my last bases were: next to Lifepod 3. It's in one of the PDAs lying around, quite well hidden. Edit: alright fine, yes there are spoilers. You can also build satellite bases in various locations. I carry enough material in Cyclops to construct a full base with moon pool, double-height alien containment, grow beds with all important plants, etc. One annoying part of this game is that if you visit a location he would give you a Beacon Ping for, before he Pings it for you, the Ping will never happen. I didn’t realize the names of the bases are considered spoilers. second in the middle of lost river, (just a room with nuclear reactor or bio and a scanner room so that i can find what im looking for easily. Get the Reddit app Scan this QR code to download the app now ALIEN CONTAINMENT Blueprint Location - SUBNAUTICA (2019) The Degasi base alien containment is Once again I come to reddit to ask for a location. There will be challenges to overcome. Close to kelp, grassy, shallows, dunes and blood kelp. Long Story Short: I found the ancient skeleton and also an alien door which was locked and required an orange tablet within the Lost River. It’s probably my favorite base location hands down. Its right at the point where if you build a stack of five or so Multipurpose Rooms, you can build a Moonpool high enough that you can get a fully upgraded Seamoth in there without taking damagethere's also lots of resources in the general area AND an abundance of Thermal available. Explore it further There are 3 alien Sanctuaries on the surface. the alien containment is in a databox inside, along with nuclear reactor parts, and prawn suit accessories. I have one on the island with the old broken bases, i have one in the Aurora because i use the place to grow plants, i have one in the lava castle aquarium so i can get to the other parts of the map faster and i have some on the island with the alien gun that i use as my main home because i like it there and i use the gun as a Moonpool for my cyclops. Head west for a little bit, then north, staying close to the ground, so you don't attract the Ghost Leviathan that should be patrolling above. Members Online [No spoilers] A Quick, Helpful Guide to Exploring the Dunes Easy: Grassy Plateaus. Biters have a tendency to glitch inside of the base/inside of alien containment. For example, gates in the deeper alien facilities can lead to surface biomes. I always set up shop in the safe shallows between the mushroom forest and the red grass plateau. THX If you've finished the alien base from the Sunbeam sequence, you should have gotten a note in your databank. I'd very much recommend building near Delta island, near the geyser for easy power. Keep your base there as a backup. Subnautica player on PS4 here, Early on into the story I went to the island for plot reasons and I found a purple alien tablet on the ground while exploring. On the way, I got killed and lost my items. However, my default base for mid to late game is the cyclops. Generally, I put one at the c I built mine in the bulb zone, and I believe it's a neat place to build a base in. An entry you get from the QEP points you to the DRF, which points you to the thermal plant, which then points you to the PCF if I remember correctly (which I probably don't, it's been a long time since I've played subnautica) Alien Tablets: Used to unlock doors and access facilities. Things like stalkers will provide scrap metal and stalker teeth on occasion. Members Online In a submarine at a thousand meters deep in real life you wouldn't be able to open the hatch to exit but if you did you'd be crushed to death right? You get the 250m base from the island, the 250m base leads you to the 500m base, the 500m base is at an entrance to the Lost River. Danger Appeal This means that I think does it have good resources, is it close by any major places, is it overly dangerous, and does it look visually appealing. [Spoiler] Where is the 2nd alien base? I’ve been trying to find it for a while now but just ran into this chonky mf at the dead zone about 1000m southwest from the first one. You'll encounter some at these. Same, have usually one uber base in random spots depending on where I finally get enough resources but always 100's of bases (tube, power, entrance, build tools) enough I can just swim down to the lava zone. ) I've also got a mini base near a wreck at about 200m, and a base directly under the floating island at about 200m. Opening the gateway can offer more convenient transport. alien bases/ruins to unluck mistery + get keys find your way to the deeper level (lost river 600-900m) there are multiple caves leading you there -> upgrade your things -> go even deeper (900-1400m) Subnautica and Subnautica: Below Zero are open world underwater exploration and construction games developed by Unknown Worlds Entertainment. The official unofficial subreddit for Elite Dangerous, we even have devs lurking the sub! Elite Dangerous brings gaming’s original open world adventure to the modern generation with a stunning recreation of the entire Milky Way galaxy. Aug 3, 2024 · In general, it will be north-northeast from the starting lifepod area. I am looking for some new nice locations for my base. Posted by u/[Deleted Account] - 8 votes and no comments. What do you think is the best place to build your base. The only downside in BZ is that you have to place and power the Moon pool and docking station for the sea truck separately. So basically what the title says. Grassy Plateaus and Mushroom Forest are usually good spots. Meanwhile, the Sunbeam wants you to go to a different island, after the event you explore the facility there and get a vague listing of all the other alien facilities, and the rest of the game goes from there. Easier to get from one of the 3 data boxes. Are you ready? Mars is waiting for you. I then went online, to the fandom page, and on the page, it said that the PDA regarding the location of the other facilities could be found there. Where are some good places to build a base in terms of resources, aesthetic, location, etc. I usually build a base around center map, then just zip around to locations in the Seamoth. Third base is near the tree in lost If I build a base near the lifepod, it is just a single unit with a solar panel so I have storage until I am ready to relocate to my permanent location. While exploring Gun island base you recieved a pda entry with description of some other alien bases and their locations. My guess is I'm missing that power base. CYCLOPS Pros: It’s mobile, can have an insane amount of lockers, can have beds chairs and plants inside, carries a vehicle, it has a horn. - Choose a space agency for resources and financial support before determining a location for your colony. Helps if you can get to a high spot. There's a PDA on the floating island that gives you a beacon for the Jellyshroom Degasi base (it's a little hard to find, in the mouth of a cave on a side trail near the central base area) and another PDA in the Jellyshroom base that gives you the beacon for the DGR base. Still a work in progress and not super deep or anything, but have some solar panels on a higher rock tower linked to the base via a couple of power transmitters, also have a three level alien containment tank and a bioreactor, a glass tunnel leading to an observatory and just added a moonpool and a scanner room. Nice central location to just about everything and if you build on the cliffs overlooking the plateau, you can park the cyclops at your front door. The fourth is by scanning the alien containment at the Degassi base in deep grand reef. i like trying to collect every creature egg/ grabbable fish and make an Alien Containment Unit for each species, so I need a location with lots of room and preferrably pretty flat and safe (think grassy plateaus, that's where I built the same type of base in Subnautica). Now I’m re-playing the game but slower and I’m looking for base locations to make the game easier and to have have cool looking big bases which also require me to play for a longer period of time. If you want a base near the facility/arch just build on the side near the floating islands. One is at the bulb zone wreck. Unlike Subnautica, unfortunately, there is no need for deep bases. I mainly use them for the entrances to the lost river or lava castle. Architect Components: Used for crafting advanced items. I built in the west artic, near the iceberg with the alien power cable. In the cave. Picked the area mainly for the jellyfish in the area. Plus, Jellyshroom caves are very close. I have more than one base. If you find new materials to craft, make one, because sometimes that unlocks new blueprints. It’s completely, 100% safe there, has tons of resources, has an entrance to the lava zone in the far back, is right next to the junction so you can quickly get to every other lost river sub-biome, and has absolutely stunning views. If you didn't bring a Cyclops and marched down to the deeper areas with just your PRAWN, then this means you don't need to make the arduous climb back up to the surface. Posted by u/LIPD_Productions_Inc - 1 vote and 3 comments And by best safe base locations I mean Building the base is safe. I recommend you start there. If you've finished the alien base from the Sunbeam sequence, you should have gotten a note in your databank. You will find some alien lights showing the area is nearby. === (The mini base is an X compartment, hatch, air, solar panel, fabricator, locker, and two of the small pots growing hydromelon (8 total), but getting seeds is a bitch and I usually slice my base wall. Up-to-date interactive Subnautica and Subnautica: Below Zero map of biomes, resources, lifepods, wrecks and all the other points of interests and collectibles. Should be west-southwest of the life pod. Not necessarily close proximity. Subnautica and Subnautica: Below Zero are open world underwater exploration and construction games developed by Unknown Worlds Entertainment. Members Online "Subnautica" Session 2 - Pure Thalassophobia A central base near or in the red grassy plateaus is a common thing, but try to build out of the path of reefbacks. It’s in a safe spot so no danger and a wide variety of items. Im new to this game so please help -. It's getting there! Scan everything, take a few of everything. The area at the center of the X that I drew makes for a super scenic base because you can see these cool kelp forest cliffs nearby. I currently have a mini-base at the Floating Island with a small terrestrial plant farm and I'm working on a second base next to the Aurora wreckage but I might move that. If you look closely, you can see some low-hanging clouds on the horizon where that island is. Anyway. I like to incorporate my base into terrain, but I also desperately need some nice eye-candy behind my windows. From there it’s a simple straight down to the lost river entrance and 60 seconds to the tree cove base. It feels like the crossroads to all outer biomes. Additional to that you'll encounter some in the dunes (far west biome) and in the late game area (can go more precise if asked). ? my gamne crushed while i was ispected by the thing for the virus and when i relunched it i couldnt find the alien bases locations data. That's mostly just for the initial resource collection and going out and getting the first scans. I got kyanite, made the prawn suit depth module, came to the primary containment facility aaaand turns out I need a blue tablet to get in and not a purple one. Below Zero: Delta Island after killing everything in a 500m radius around the island. But I have no idea where to look. Members Online RzabaNaMonocyklu My base is actually semi close to a kelp forest, so I actually don't even need any kind of sign or beacon telling me where its at. I want to go there to find some diamonds (if there’s any other locations with diamonds please let me know) and I’ve looked through my data log and I can’t find any coordinates for that place again. So they just chill there the whole time. Execute your strategy and improve your colony’s chances of survival while unlocking the mysteries of this alien world. one in the safe shallows on the lava geyser and i power it with two or three thermal plants. It is such a beautiful location and is a good launching point for that phase of the game. They can glitch into the tanks from outside the base and eat all your own fish. Mostly because I knew they existed when I started. I'd be interested in hearing where you guys decided to build your bases. You can grow plants in the alien continent and you can use water purification tablets to make water. There is a spot where one of the river entrances is very close to one of the jellyshroom entrances, my base is midway between both. Furthermore, the location is relatively central on the map, and raw materials are generally plentiful. ) and one in any blood Alien gun. Not all things that can be planted are immediately obvious. As a bonus it's also a very scenic location with very easy access to high efficiency sun power (rock pillars with fooating boulders surrounding them). Key Considerations for Locating Alien Bases in Subnautica: Map Knowledge: Familiarize yourself with the map of Subnautica. Subnautica: Red Grass, above Lifepod 17, next to crabsnake cave entrance. So, if you visit a body part location without realizing it's a body part location, before Alan tells you about it, you'll never get a beacon to that spot. Databank > Data Downloads > Codes & Clues > Alien Facility Locations. First base near to starting pod Second base is near Lifepod 3. Ion Crystals: Power sources for advanced technology. My preferred location is in the grassy plains where it is still shallow enough for solar panels to work well, but open enough to spread out and still have parking space for vehicles. For Subnautica I think my ultimate base would be in a location where I can easily access the deeper cavern areas like Lost River and beyond without having to travel forever to get to them. I prefer to have my main base in the twisty bridges area (between the lifepod and delta station) due mainly to it's central location, ease of access for the vehicle, and how pretty it is with all the bioluminiscent corals that dot the area around and below. they'll destroy your entire tank. I want to go back to where the sunbeam landing site was which also had the alien building that shot that ship down. Easy/convenient access to the Lost River/Inactive Lava Zone. Yes, make a base at the mountain island. Choose a space agency for resources and financial support before determining a location for your colony. Alien Bases: Explore the alien bases to find blueprints and data logs that reveal more about the Precursors and their technology. which is my main base and the most detailed one. Building near or in the kelp forests will likely get you some trouble from the local stalkers, so if you do build there, you'll probably want to drive them off at some point. EDIT: I'd also like to be able to go to this approximate location to check it out so if you could post screenshots and/or Hollow Knight is a 2D adventure/Metroidvania game for the PC, Mac, Linux, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One! The sequel, Hollow Knight: Silksong, does not yet have a release date! In Subnautica yes, but TBH I mostly build my base on land in BZ. No constant dodging of moderate to major predators. Given that you ask for them I'll assume that you already know that there are some alien bases around the map. I'm looking for a place to build a more permanent base location. I'll build little mini bases near hot areas with thermal plants, a scanner room if it's a resource-rich area, some edible plants, and some power cell chargers. It's not in a central location (actually it's pretty far from everything of importance), there are no good resources that you can't get in safer zones nearby, it's large and hard to see - especially at night, and of course the reapers. Looks nice, my personal recommendations for an even more functional main base is a second Moonpool for a Prawn suit, and maybe replace one of the observatories with a scanner room (please don’t take the scanner for granted, all my checkpoint bases have one so material gathering becomes a breeze) during my walkthrough i build 3 bases. Members Online Turning a moonpool into a grow room breathes life into an otherwise cold and mechanical work space. Good luck ever finding it without a (The mini base is an X compartment, hatch, air, solar panel, fabricator, locker, and two of the small pots growing hydromelon (8 total), but getting seeds is a bitch and I usually slice my base wall. I built on top of the huge lilypads in BZ, since they're flat which makes it easy to build, and there's lots of space. Disclaimer - my approach is probably a bit much - I like having lots of little bases scattered around, but it takes a lot of work. Or areas that have good resources. And a big advantage is if you are close to Lost River/ILZ entrances. Cove tree has titanium sorta nearby (it's up towards the main lost river, mostly), but you need the prawn suit with the drill arm. Northern Blood Kelp Zone: Start from Lifepod 2. I’m about 25-30 hours in and I have 3 lil bases in different locations. Surface building is on the glacial basin, and have a vertical way down to my sea base. Main factors I put into consideration are: Resources Relative Location 3. The Great Cove Tree is a traditional spot for a base for several reasons. My base was between 3 thermal vents for thermal energy, bulbs everywhere for the bioreactor (and food), plenty of good ores all around, a nearby entry to a late-game zone, 2 close wrecks and a pleasing aesthetic in general. Yes, put an ion cube in there. I can be more specific if you don't mind spoilers, but that code should be enough to help out. In about the middle of the inactive lava zone(the one where you entered into when you got into the lava zone, and the one that just isn’t pure lava), there is a giant natural structure which sort of resembles a castle in its shape. Personally I like the blood kelp zone for a base area. The disease research facility is 800 meters down in a cave system with an extensive fossil record southwest of the gun base. Alien bases. It's about smack dab in the middle of the map, close to a ton of different biomes for resource collection, pretty close to much deeper areas, and all around a great location if you aren't planning on building a ton of bases. This is very close to 4 different biomes and almost central on the world. I went back and tried to look, but I couldn't find anything. Members Online SPOILER I mainly use aline alien containment for hatching creatures to release into the wild around my base. That clue should give you a good lead. I just got subnautica, and after visiting the Disease Research facility, I have no idea where to go. I stick a beacon outside. South of the western Mushroom. Key locations for alien bases include: The Lost River; The Alien Thermal Plant; The Primary Containment Facility; The Quarantine Enforcement Platform Feb 2, 2018 · PDA's, consoles inside bases and the Aurora, they will give you clues or give you pings on your map. You should have gotten a pda entry detailing the locations of various alien facilities, but the data for all but 2 are corrupted. I make the tree cove the forward base and I build another base in the mushroom forest right where it intersects with underwater islands and blood kelp zone. I rushed back to my Cyclops parked close by to head back to the base to check the radio. The portal is in the room with the emperor. Can someone help me fix it or send me a screenshot of the file. Ion cubes appear in bases around the world but there’s a base in the dunes guarded by a reaper of you want to avoid drilling THAT much. I start my first base on the border between safe shallows and the red grassy plateau on the north side. Certain entries you get from the computers inside of alien buildings point you to other locations, such as the caches or other facilities. Shortly after said plot moved forward, I went on back to the life pod. Each one requires a purple tablet. So I was at the alien thermal plant, and every 10 feet I walked in the prawn suit, the prawn suit would just stop completely and won’t do anything other than turn and use the My second base is in the Tree Cove (blue) area of the Lost River. Key locations include: If you regret the location of your current base well built a new one! It's just some farming of titanium/quartz. So I was wondering if there's a good biome to build a massive base in. I've had alien containment cells suddenly go empty with a lone Biter inside, though I don't know if the fish in containment just glitched out and disappeared, or if the Biter actually killed them all. This means I can use the lifepod's marker as a free beacon back to base, and if there are facilities that the lifepod can provide then I don't bother building them in my base, such as the radio and medikit dispenser. You can't pick them up to remove them, you can't kill them as they just come back to life after a few seconds. Between the sea truck and the Prawn suit you got all the long range and deep diving capability that you need. Being close to the trench is helpful, lots of resources down there. But the best locations tend to be in some non-aggresive part where at least two or three bioms meet, so you have a quick and easy access to resources. And the emperor will give you a blue print when you activate everything. There is a wreck on one side, about 450 meters down, between a heat vent and the gun. Don;t build the glass alien containment tanks anywhere where biters or other hostile fish live. You'll probably build a few small scanning bases (and maybe even a temporary base to hold resources) but Below Zero is much more compact than the OG subnautica. And try to make a farm near your base (and another one inside your base) where you try to plant everything you can plant. You can access most materials easily, only downside is it's far from the Aurora, islands and most degasi bases, so it's a more midgame base to make after tou alrrady visited all those locations. yzrp atuy zbfck dds stts ays zfcg nbyjx obqixw ysxmix