Mechanic #3: Fragments and Blueprints:Blueprints are an extremely important part of the game. This effect can be counteracted by wearing a rebreather. Generally, your oxygen meter shows how many seconds of oxygen you have left, however the efficiency of oxygen decreases when you go below 100 meters, then decreases again when below 200 meters. You can make oxygen tanks to increase the amount of oxygen you have. Black out without recieving more oxygen for too long, and you'll die. When oxygen gets to 0, you start black out. Your oxygen will also be restored when you enter a powered seabase or submarine. Swimming to the surface will automatically restore your oxygen. Oxygen is a huge part of the game, since you're underwater so often. Once you have a place to plant them, you can cut most plants to give you seeds to grow more plants! Some plants can also give you food, and can be more sustainable. Cured fish give you the same amount of food as cooked fish, but slightly drop your water level. Raw fish will restore some food, but you will lose water. A cooked fish will always give the maximum amount of food and water that you could get from eating that fish. Some fish and plants give more food than others. Your health naturally increases slowly over time, and you can instantly increase it by using medkits. When you die, you will lose any items that you acquired after you last entered a habitat. When your health becomes 0, you die, and respawn in the last habitat that you were in (like your lifepod). Some things drop your health faster than others. Health goes down when you are extremely hungry or thirsty, being attacked, or in some other physical danger. Mechanic #2: Hunger, Thirst, Oxygen, and Health:The bubbles in the bottom left of your screen represent hunger, thirst, oxygen, and health. These include creepvine samples and table coral samples. Some resources have to be gathered with a special item, like the knife.Some resources are found inside breakable outcrops that lie on the seabed, like copper or silver.Some resources can just be picked up off the ground, like scrap metal or quartz.Most resources are in three categories for this: Some resources are gathered in different ways than others. Later in the game, you'll be able to build other things that create more advanced items than the fabricator does. Finally, the fourth menu is for "deployables." Deployables are things that you deploy into the water, like a beacon. The third menu is very important and is called "personal." Just like the first menu, this one opens two other menus: "Equipment" is for things like oxygen tanks or fins, and "tools" is for things like a knife or repair tool. The second menu is called "sustenance." This is for your food and water needs. You can also use the blueprints tab in your PDA for this same purpose. You can hover over a thing you want to make to learn what you need to make it.
The second is for "electronics," like batteries or wiring kits. The first is for "basic materials," like titanium or rubber. The first one is called "resources." At the start of the game, the resources menu has two separate menus within it. The fabricator has four of those sorting menus. Things that you can make using the things currently within your inventory are highlighted in blue. When you interact with the fabricator, it will open a menu, which is used to sort the different things you'll make. The first crafting device is your lifepod's fabricator. Raw materials are then used to create, or "craft" different items. Most resources that you will find outside your lifepod are raw materials. Mechanic #1: Resource Gathering and FabricationIn Subnautica, resources come in all shapes and sizes. Thanks again for coming to this guide for help, and stay tuned for more! It would be greatly appreciated if you left a like on this guide, so that more people can be helped by it! To view covered spoiler text, simply hover your mouse over the black boxes.įinally, if there's anything that you think should be in the guide that isn't, or if you simply have a question about the game that isn't in the guide itself, just add a comment or message me directly. Aside from in the aforementioned section, only larger story spoilers will be covered, and minor spoilers will remain uncovered. The only section that has absolutely zero instantly-viewable spoilers within is the "first steps" section. Please be aware of spoilers! This guide goes through.literally the entire game. As of now, the guide is finished!!! Enjoy!Ī guide of the same style as this for Subnautica: Below Zero can be found here: It is finished, but not as large as this guide - I have a more limited knowledge of Below Zero.
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