Subnautica

Currently, there does not seem to be any way to permanently kill or deal with predators in Subnautica 2. This will likely come as a surprise to fans of the original game, as there were lethal weapons available at a certain point. However, this game appears to be taking a considerably different approach. Subnautica 2 – at least in its current early access state – is focused on evasion and stealth. There are two primary methods for dealing with Predators in Subnautica 2: Evasion: This is the primary method for a significant portion of the game. Distraction is key. Some advanced tools can also bu

Now you've mastered the basics of Subnautica 2, the world of Proteus is your oyster. (Sorry.) Are you going to spend time building an impressive underwater home? Do you want to learn why you're on this planet? Maybe you're already ready to start venturing into the darkest depths? Whatever you do is up to you! Personally, I would recommend continuing to expand your tools, equipment and facilities to ensure you're prepared for whatever dangers these waters hold. No matter what your plans are, here's a list of Subnautica 2 guides to help you along your way: Locations: Subnautica 2 map Regions and

Creature Enamel is required to convert regular Glass into Enameled Glass, which factors into numerous Subnautica 2 upgrades. In addition to the Bioscanner, you'll eventually find a blueprint for the Feedback Resonator, granting you a projectile weapon of sorts, which factors into a critical mainline quest. Beyond that, Enameled Glass is necessary for a module that lets your Tadpole travel deeper underwater without breaking apart, as well as for the Strike Armor mod to protect against collision damage. For those who like building their habitats at greater depths, you’ll also need Enameled Glass