Rip getting water at my antidote base if so

Edit: to explain for everyone. I didn't think it would work because it's been sitting at 100% salt for quite a while and I've been waiting on the salt to make a water purification kit.

Update: It takes forever but you can get water. Notably, the salt will hit 100% and never produce anything. The water bottles just start on the top row and it will only produce water bottles.

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There's a random chelicerate at delta island's shores near the border between the thermal spires and purple vents. It's probably one from the tree spires, as the one in the northern purple vents is still where it should be. Is this a glitch, and if possible, how can i fix it?

Afaik theres 2 separate storylines, the Sam one and the AL-AN one, right? I think you only need to complete the AL-AN one to finish the game, but i want the achievements.

iirc from videos i watched a long time ago, now i have to repair a bridge, build a spy robot pengling thingy and get a cure and give it to a leviathan or something? The thing is i dont know what to do.

This is my progress:

- Shut off the antenna

- Visited margs greenhouse

- Got AL-ANs body cache scanned

- Been to Koppa mining site, Omega Lab and Delta station

- Got PRAWN suit and seatruck

I keep reading that where i have to go is to the "glacial basin". What is that? where is it?

Thanks.

Edit: Im fine with spoilers.

The default settings for BZ are 20 mintues daylight and 5 minutes night. This suggests that you are there just before or just after Arctic summer.

I tried adjusting the Custom settings to 2 minutes day and 23 minutes night. To make it closer to arctic winter.

Made the early game a little harder. Mostly this just ment i raced for the bioreactor before base building and used the torch more.

Any suggestions for _no mod_ upping the difficult?

Spent the whole game building him a body just for him to aura farm

for some reason they didn't make the little pads on his feet flat, he's really goddam short his eyes are in the wrong spot and the colours are completely off the weird open mouth looks terrible and why the hell did they give him a tounge?, it looks like hes wearing lipstick and his legs are really small and short, plus he's really goddam fat and the yellow doesn't come down long enough and finally, he has way to little spots

Me ajuda

What do i do? I have tried reloading many times.

EDIT: I just broke it down with the prawn suit and made a new one. Still annoying tho...

I need those materials but im nor tryna die

PDA Entry: Two new sub-species discovered. They belong to the same genus but look completely different!

Following up on my previous post about Void Peepers, I started thinking about the absolute bottom of the Arctic Ecological Dead Zone in Subnautica: Below Zero. What if something colossal decided to just stay down there under 1000 meters?

Here is a new custom PDA entry for a tier-3 leviathan that turns the freezing depths of Below Zero into a psychological survival thriller!

[PDA Entry: The Abyssal Titan]

Category: Deep-sea Fauna — Void Slumberer

Classification: Colossal Leviathan-Ascetic / Isolated Extremophile

Depth Profile: 1200m–2000m (Arctic Ecological Dead Zone)

"Warning, diver: at this depth, the sonar registers a tectonic shift. But it's not a tremor. It is breathing."

This colossal organism dwells in the absolute lowest trenches of Below Zero's polar Void, where crushing pressure and freezing temperatures eliminate all other large lifeforms. Unlike the aggressive Void Chelicerates fighting near the surface, this species evolved to live completely isolated, relying on a strategy of ultimate dormancy.

Key Features:

• Deep-Sea Lethargic Anaeriosis:

To survive with zero food sources, the leviathan has completely abandoned active movement. It spends 99% of its life in a state of deep hibernation, slowing its heart rate to one beat every few minutes. It functions exactly like a cosmic Greenland Shark, living for centuries in the dark. Its massive 200-meter body resembles a jagged, ice-covered trench wall, making it completely invisible to radars.

• Symbiosis with Glass Peepers:

The Slumberer acts as a living reef for the Void's ecosystem. Schools of transparent Glass Peepers use the deep folds of its frozen armor to safely lay their eggs away from apex predators. In return, the transparent cleaners strip parasites and dead biological matter from the leviathan's skin.

• Passive Diet:

This titan wastes no energy on hunting. Every few months, it takes a slow, massive breath, pulling down the organic debris, grease, and bone fragments of Void Chelicerates that killed each other closer to the surface due to their forced cannibalism.

Gameplay Mechanic (The "Lobster in the Dark" Effect):

The creature is entirely passive toward the player. Standard PRAWN Suit drills cannot damage its ancient shell. However, if you trigger too much vibration and accidentally wake him up, his massive hydro-kinetic exhaust will blast your vessel hundreds of meters back up into open waters.

Up there, in the pitch-black polar night, the Void Chelicerates will be waiting for you. Without energy or control, you will literally become like a helpless lobster in the dark for them!

Fun Lore Fact:

Radio logs suggest that this giant isn't completely silent. Sometimes, it emits ultra-low frequency waves directed at the surface. In Alterra's translated data, it literally sounds like the Slumberer is trash-talking the Chelicerates, calling them "slow squids" and telling them to "chill out, no negativity," right before they tear each other apart.

Looking for Modders!

Note: I have a full gameplay and lore concept for this Void expansion, but I don’t own a PC and can't code/model myself. If any C# programmers or 3D artists want to team up and bring this mod to life, let’s make a team! Drop a comment or PM me!

Following up on my previous post about Void Peepers, I started thinking about the absolute bottom of the Arctic Ecological Dead Zone in Subnautica: Below Zero. What if something colossal decided to just stay down there under 1000 meters?

Here is a new custom PDA entry for a tier-3 leviathan that turns the freezing depths of Below Zero into a psychological survival thriller!

[PDA Entry: The Abyssal Titan]

Category: Deep-sea Fauna — Void Slumberer

Classification: Colossal Leviathan-Ascetic / Isolated Extremophile

Depth Profile: 1200m–2000m (Arctic Ecological Dead Zone)

"Warning, diver: at this depth, the sonar registers a tectonic shift. But it's not a tremor. It is breathing."

This colossal organism dwells in the absolute lowest trenches of Below Zero's polar Void, where crushing pressure and freezing temperatures eliminate all other large lifeforms. Unlike the aggressive Void Chelicerates fighting near the surface, this species evolved to live completely isolated, relying on a strategy of ultimate dormancy.

Key Features:

• Deep-Sea Lethargic Anaeriosis:

To survive with zero food sources, the leviathan has completely abandoned active movement. It spends 99% of its life in a state of deep hibernation, slowing its heart rate to one beat every few minutes. It functions exactly like a cosmic Greenland Shark, living for centuries in the dark. Its massive 200-meter body resembles a jagged, ice-covered trench wall, making it completely invisible to radars.

• Symbiosis with Glass Peepers:

The Slumberer acts as a living reef for the Void's ecosystem. Schools of transparent Glass Peepers use the deep folds of its frozen armor to safely lay their eggs away from apex predators. In return, the transparent cleaners strip parasites and dead biological matter from the leviathan's skin.

• Passive Diet:

This titan wastes no energy on hunting. Every few months, it takes a slow, massive breath, pulling down the organic debris, grease, and bone fragments of Void Chelicerates that killed each other closer to the surface due to their forced cannibalism.

Gameplay Mechanic (The "Lobster in the Dark" Effect):

The creature is entirely passive toward the player. Standard PRAWN Suit drills cannot damage its ancient shell. However, if you trigger too much vibration and accidentally wake him up, his massive hydro-kinetic exhaust will blast your vessel hundreds of meters back up into open waters.

Up there, in the pitch-black polar night, the Void Chelicerates will be waiting for you. Without energy or control, you will literally become like a helpless lobster in the dark for them!

Fun Lore Fact:

Radio logs suggest that this giant isn't completely silent. Sometimes, it emits ultra-low frequency waves directed at the surface. In Alterra's translated data, it literally sounds like the Slumberer is trash-talking the Chelicerates, calling them "slow squids" and telling them to "chill out, no negativity," right before they tear each other apart.

What do you guys think? Would you mod a leviathan like this into Below Zero? Let me know!

I've always been drawn to abandoned houses.

I want to find out how it ended up like this, who lived there...

Get a sense of what life there would've felt.

That feeling is why I loved Subnautica.

Subnautica is not like other survivals, it's not trying to scare you even when it does. It opens up so you can experience a different ecosystem that's been well fleshed out not in relation to the player experience but in what can only be described as fascination for nature and history. You play not so much as a character but more as a witness to this world, its depths and the wreckage.

You see and hear all about other Aurora passengers who didn't make it, civilizations that didn't prosper, beasts that thankfully went extinct, iykyk. Getting in that abandoned house fueling your curiosity, instead of making you terrified and filling your bloodstream with adrenaline it makes you want to wander, understand.

A lot has been said throughout the years about Subnautica but what I'd say is that compared to survivals like Stranded Deep, where the whole plot (and eventually your player experience) revolves around "Getting the fk out of here". With Subnautica, I was hesitant to leave...

I freed all the fishes in my tank, I played with my Cuddlefish, I made sure Stalkers wouldn't attack them, I watched a few sunsets and thought... This game is not about leaving...

It's about curiosity... Further validated by our leviathan friend when they asked us "Are you here to swim with the current, or fight against it as they did?".

For a while this abandoned house became a home to me.

I bought S:BZ a looong time ago, played very little (all in creative mode) and stopped playing for like 1.5 years. Now i have decided to play the game, this time in a real survival run (It wasnt as hard as i thought it would be lol)

The thing is, i feel like i need a base. Im running out of space, i need to recharge batteries etc + Bases in subnautica are REALLY cool.

My progress in the game:

- Found the Delta Station

- Found Koppa Mining Site

- Found Margerit in her seabase

- Got the parasite ALAN

- Have yet to turn off the Alterra antena (idk how to do it btw)

I want a place with plenty of space to build, no major threats and near many resources. Ideally, near somewhere i can get power from. But the most important thing, i want it to look nice. I for example dont like the place near delta station because its full of the black smokey vents which look bad and theres the swimming godzillas all over the place.

I dont really know the map, so can someone recommend me a nice place to build? Thanks!

I found this in the Lilly Pad area and I have no clue. Its not scannable, doesn't seem like a plant, and it isn't in the Architect style. So... thoughts?

I'm just starting Below Zero for the first time. What's something I won't understand until later in the game?