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- čas přidán 17. 08. 2024
- PART 5: Ok, yes, I know YOUVE been deeper. But this is as deep as IVE been and im genuinley upset about this whole thing.
PART 4: • I Built A Panic Room I...
0:00 - 1:43 Intro
1:44 - 6:00 Exploring and Interior Design
6:01 - 9:30 Upgrades
9:31 - 17:28 Jelly Shroom Cave
17:29 - 23:30 More upgrades
23:31 - 33:45 Back to the Island
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What on earth is going on. I genuinely can’t believe the level of support that people have been showing over the past 9 days. NINE DAYS AGO WE HAD 500 SUBS I ACTUALLY CANT 😰
I love you all 💙🙌
Keep it up stud
We just love watching people get scared of this game. Yeah, we're sick bastards.
Dude, I gotta play with u one day! You are hilarious and must be a blast to do co-op with! LOL
love your vids ❤!!
hull reinforcement is pretty shit. its 15% damage reduction each, to a maximum of 60%. its not worth it. just use the perimeter defense system instead. remember that you can charge it up for greater damage and range, and that you must activate it manually from the quickslots when driving the seamoth.
btw check the bulbo trees...they are very tasty
“There is one single force to the human mind stronger than fear, and that, is curiosity”
- Walter H. White
100 % using this in an intro for a future vid
a waltuh quote?
Fucking ay
subnautica in a nutshell
18:40 love how we're five episodes into the game and Butch just discovered the character has legs, just goes to show how little he's looked downwards at the ocean floor
To help take some of the unknown out of the equation, and make exploration a little easier, you can look into building a scanner room. It allows you to ping nearby resources so you can find their locations before going out.
if you build it near a place where your afraid of you can use the drones to explore near locations and see whats in it and if its a hostile enviorment
Scanner room was a game changer for me.
Yess
In Below Zero I love to travel on the seatruck with ingredients and deploy a scanner room, multipurpose room and a bioreactor. I also have 4 range upgrades for the room. It allows for 500 meter exploration on the go wherever I go 😊
What? I never knew what it was. Damn. Wish I had known. I just ignored it
I understand how the reefies (reefbacks) can be intimidating. But compared to the other terrifying creatures in the game, whenever I see the reefies, it's an overwhelming feeling of safety. Especially after the depths. They're comforting, and their sounds just tell me everything's ok now. 😅
They are like elephants or whales, super cool and comforting, huge but not scary. To most of us…..not to butch tho
Could have shortened the seamoth name to Ophelia, after the shakespeare character who drowned 😂
Well, I don’t know about you, but this sounds like I would DEFINITELY be tempting fate 😂 appreciate you checking out the video!
How the heck is the editing so good, you’re underrated lad.
Aw dude I appreciate this so much! 9 days ago I had 500 subs so I’m absolutely over the moon that I’m getting to share my videos with this many people!!!
The fact that this was only 7 days ago and I'm subing at 10.5K is incredible!!!!! 🎉
@@ButchX3 yes, your editing and intros, A+ stuff man.
I’m watching the birth of a CZcamsr who’s gonna do big things. You’ve cracked the algorithm because everyone is hooked. I genuinely waited 2 hours to watch your first vid on subnautica so I could order food and eat it. Keep at it!
Thank you so much for the kind words brother 🙏
I agree… what a simple thing to create,; but he does it professionally. His edits are spot on.
"I'm going to take a potato chip... AND EAT IT!"
I totally agree, I think I'll just watch one video and then watch about 7 because the videos leave me wanting more.
What do you mean ”birth” he had been doing youtube for quite a while before subnautica😂
Hint: when on dry area some, or most plants are edible, try hitting trees or plants with a knife, the trees in the island beach are quite a good food/water source
This, i wondered if he was ever gonna get em. i scanned and knifed everything whether i thought something would happen or not.
Tell me about it. I was stressed for him when he ran past all the bulbo trees as he was dying of thirst. Lol.
I’d recommend that you build small little bases around the map so you can store items and recharge your vehicles without going all the way back to your main base
Yup. All You need is a big room for comfort and a moon pool for vehicle docking. I can't wait to see his reaction to both the big sub and the leviathan 😂
I hope you take plenty of breaks and de-stress from these sessions.
Survival advice; Those bulbo tree samples you picked up, make for great sources of water, especially when you are exploring on land.
Fr this is basically amateur exposure therapy for him and I hope he's taking it easy on himself
You're a big brave boy, damn. This series is stellar, I hope you're enjoying the game at least a little even tho it's absolute nightmare fuel. You facing this game made me decide I could face Below Zero.
Thank you so much for checking out the video! I won’t be too far behind you with playing Below Zero 😏
@@ButchX3 oh yeahhh, try to pet a penguin when u first play it
@@ButchX3try to explore Aurora my guy
@@ButchX3 Pro: Below Zero has a lot more land content.
Con: This means you have to jump into the ocean a lot more as well.
It's good to know I'm not the only one absolutely terrified of this game because of thalassophobia. Got my seamoth stuck on the second island and never touched the game again 😭 you're so brave dude, it's insaneeee
Gotcha on the no spoilers request! If you're going to conquer your thalasophobia enough to actually complete the storyline, all I'm going to say is it's *very* worth it. I was surprised with how good the 'main plot' actually is, and how well it's told - almost solely through voice logs and radio messages.
A thing that might help with the whole being scared thing, is to try and keep your back “anchored” to something, such as a wall, the ground or the surface, allowing you to keep an eye on everything around you
I can just imagine somebody with thalassophobia and arachnophobia finally getting to land only to see those spiders 😭
Bro welcome to my life, had a tarantula jump on my arm at a friends house (it was his pet I didn't know he had, it was defanged and all) but since then I have been terrified of spiders, I either run or demolish it under my foot idc. When I saw the cave cralwers for the first time I stasis rifled them and ran into the gun
@@theapproachingstorm2133 A bit off-topic; Im arachnophobe aswell (got a bit better tho), but when i read "defanged" i wasnt sure i read right. Spiders need their fangs to eat.. like.. why is anybody who wants to keep them as a pet doing that. If they cant feed themselves you basically have to force-feed them, which quite frankly seems like the objectively worse option if you are worried enough about the damn thing to have her fangs removed. Like, i wouldnt mind dropping a roach into a tarantula terrarium for it to feed on.. but taking it into my hand and feeding it with a pipet or smth? Yikes T_T
Reminds me of people getting birds to cut their wings so they cant fly anymore.. some people just shouldnt keep pets.
@@theapproachingstorm2133 defanged?
@@Yamyatos Yeah, that kind of thing really upsets me. I hate spiders above just about anything, but I'd never defang one if I was somehow forced to keep it. I do however keep a snake, and I'd rather get bit a thousand times (obviously non-venomous) than defang him.
Edit: a quick Google search reveals that Tarantula fangs grow back, so unless the owner was particularly psychotic, it probably wasn't defanged.
@@PragmaticTornado True. Cant speak about tarantulas specifically too much, but i used to own a lot of different crustacians. To my knowledge pretty much anything with an external exoskeleton that molts to grow can grow back pretty much any part of their body, as long as they can survive as long as it takes to grow it back. But it's also important to mention that for adult specimen molting doesnt happen very frequently anymore. Young individuals constantly molt to grow, but for adult ones there is more risk than reward (you can lose body parts in the process, become defenseless in the process, and are soft for the next 2 days or so, making you vulnerable). If i remember correctly most large crayfish i owned took a month or two to molt once in adulthood. And molting doesnt just magically regenerate the full body. It grows back a smaller and weaker version of the lost limb, and it can take several molts to more-or-less fully regenerate a lost body part.
So yeah, defanging isnt permanent.. which also means people who want a defanged tarantula have to frequently torture the poor thing by removing the fangs again. While we are at it, why not remove the legs too? They too grow back after all lol. It's just a cruel. Why get a tarantula that cant hunt anymore. Why own a bird to make it unable to fly. Why own cats and remove their claws. Let's just get a hedgehog and rip out its spikes next.. well im sure somebody probably did that too :/
I started playing Subnautica after seeing you play it and holy hell I didn't expect to be so terrifying
It really is a bit of a nightmare the first few playthroughs. I've beaten the game a dozen times and I still get nervous in certain areas. Oh, but the stories I have XXDDD
It’s the horror game that no one tells you is a horror game, and holy f*ck is it terrifying
@@littlebigcubing6062 its a terror game
It's a beautiful horror game.
Butch, running out of water very quickly while running around: *panic*
The fifty bulbo trees on the island, containing high water content that you can eat: *am I a joke to you??*
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Loving the delicious content! It’s always a delight to see you trek through everything and being totally big and brave!
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Water tips:
🔻bulbo trees are everywhere on both islands for a reason. Best to plant in your base, but only if you are in a quick pinch! Also you can plant them even if they’re rotting or decomposing. They are good for water especially if you feel stuck in a cave.
🔻water filtration system gives you salt (best for curing food, which never ever goes bad) and a large filtered water (H2O: +50, rather than a standard filtered water giving +20). Filling a section of your base with a whole bunch would set you up for a long time, but usually one filter will get you through each day.
🔻but since you haven’t even remotely gone to the areas that have the resources to make what you need to make one, you can use coral tube/coral plate samples and salt to make bleach, which in turn can make two (2) disinfected water bottles, both individually filling up +30 H2O per. Best used if you don’t want to keep hunting for bladderfish only to get 1/3 of what you could get from disinfected water, or 2/5 from a large filtered water.
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Another small tip:
🔻some plants you WILL need to take with you and farm in outdoor growbeds, especially if they are far away, hard to find, or difficult to reach. Or… if you had alien containments (larger more sustainable aquariums where fish can breed more/faster for food/water/observation), you can place water plants in the growbeds there for harvesting & farming, right in the comfort of your own home!
Since you mentioned you liked plants and things like that, I would suggest using a bioreactor in your base for power, since it’s very easy to get fuel for it by farming plants.
Hi Butch, I just wanted to say thank you for being so vulnerable and open about you thoughts and feelings, it's great to see men embracing their emotions and I hope many young men (and all other people) can learn from you. You deserve all the hype you're getting
I just stumbled across this playthrough today and I am so glad that it did. I have binged-watched every episode. This has been an absolutely wild journey and a sincere pleasure to watch. Your editing and video style are amazing and I could watch this sort of stuff all day long. I do truly appreciate you powering through your fear and giving us incredible content - and while it's fun to see you get scared, certainly, seeing you push through and persevere is a treat unto itself. Well done! You've definitely earned a sub from me.
Thank you so much for the kind word Shepard, it really does mean a lot. Thank you so much for all of the support!
You poped up in my recommend few days ago and I've been enjoying your content since! Awesome job man keep it up 😊
Genuinely can not thank you enough for taking the time to check out my videos! It means the absolute world 💙
No problem man, always there to support + the amount of effort you put in this for a small youtuber is insane, you gotta respect the dedication and hard work! 🙌
@@ButchX3 ghost leviathan …
same. found this guy on tiktok then went and followed him everywhere i could.
@@TomiTJWdon’t spoil
Ive been sick the past following week and these videos have helped distract me, these videos are genuinely so well-edited and entertaining I really hope you stick with the series because ill be with you 100% of the way
I’m sorry to hear that you havnt been feeling well! It’s absolutely awesome that these videos have help distract you. I plan on doing this for many more years to come so anytime you feel unwell, you know where to find me 🙏
This thing with how your narrated your experience throughout the game feels like we're getting a firsthand recollection of an actual survivor. I absolutely love that complementary aspect that ties into your gameplay. I do feel bad with how terrified you are with the deep waters (yet I must admit I also enjoy it as well, haha), but there's just this different sense of viewing when I get to see you have an absolute blast in getting a small step into progression going.
Your series with Subnautica is going to be something to always look forward to, but I do hope you're not forcing yourself. I've rarely seen such a raw, visceral response with deep water bodies; so I'm certain it's taxing on you as well. Don't burn yourself out, survivor.
yess so true I love that about the narration. It's like I'm watching a docu-series tv show lol.
Build an alien containment and put a hatch and then put 2 bladderfishes and peepers, so you'll have a stable food and water supply,they'll simply just reproduce so it's pretty much unlimited. The mushroom biome contains easy raw lithium just look around the tress. Magnetite is commonly found in the jellyshroom cave. Hope this helps in future vids take care of your heart man.
Alien Containment blueprint isn't gotten til near-ish end game.
@@MixR700nuh uh
Excellent, you're doing great. The sonar upgrade is both a blessing and a curse lol. Going into these scary areas will give you some cool items and blueprints, so keep reaching farther.
And as always, the depths becon you ever more.
I found that the sonar upgrades for the vehicles really helped me feel more comfortable. Always getting to know how far something goes really helped.
Until you see something moving on the sonar scan
@@F13Helm at least you know it's there. Idk about you but if I knew a reaper was in the area, I'd rather know where it is than know it's somewhere around but not be able to see it.
Year later (watching through the series for the first time) and enjoying every minute. Not just for the funny scare/panic moments... no. It's the uplifting messages and courage to keep going forward even when things are darkest. It has nothing to do with the game itself. But your journey has been inspiring. :) I hope you're doing well a year later!
I was terrified for the first 10 hours but it got better from there, eventually you'll overcome any fears, keep up the awesome content!
Thank you for checking out the video!
Recently played this incredible game along with below zero. I loved them so much, it's been a long time since video games blew me away like this. I've very much enjoyed watching you play through it so far and intend to watch the entire playlist. It's like watching myself play. You just huddling in corners being afraid to venture out into the biomes is exactly what I was like at first!
From your top comment it looks like you only had 500 or so subs when you uploaded this, here I am 4 months later and you're almost at 30,000. I can see why, these videos are incredibly entertaining!
18:43 - Butch discovers legs. I don't know how you'd be using your fins otherwise LOL
…… now you say that I feel REALLY stupid 😂
@@ButchX3 at least you've noticed, and it's a big step. You're looking down with more confidence now!
As a long time Subnautica vet let me give you a little well meaning advice; scanner room. It's been said before, but you want to build one and then go into it's own dedicated fabricator and build the following: Scanner Room HUD upgrade, and four Range Upgrades. This will let you ping and track select resources (including wreaks, databoxes, and fragments) out to a huge distance and display their location on your hud so long as you're within the room's range. It will make finding resources easier. The biggest problem is those scanner range upgrades need Magnetite (two each), and right now the main place you'll be finding that is the Jellyshroom cave...the BOTTOM of the Jellyshroom cave, around 300m down. Good luck, you got this.
Addendum: Also head back to the island and grab yourself some Lantern Fruit and Bulbo Tree seeds (attack the tree with your knife) to plant in your base. Both are edible and renewable resources. Lantern is high food, low water, and Bulbo is high water, low food. Plant a little garden and never have to worry about fishing for food ever again.
Dude, I love this series. The first episode earned my like. But when you said your favorite book series is the Expanse, you earned my subscribe. Keep up the good work. Respect from Greece.
you playing subnautica and facing your fear has helped me in subnautica to progress in the story for subnautica
I find it mildly amusing that his least favorite biome in the game (the sparse reef) is one of the safest places in the game. Sure it's deep dark and creepy, but in terms of predators and other threats, its among the safest. There's literally nothing going on down there but sweet sweet materials! (and the sea treader's if you go far enough west to find the sea treader's path)
Right? It's even safer than the safe shallows because of the lack of crashfish
The seas treaders are also adorably friendly, hopefully he doesn't get scared by their appearance 😂
I know! That made me cringe when he went to the mountains all nonchalant but freaked out over the sparse reef!
Well, except the Warpers.
@Cathy Grandstaff Warpers are fine, they just beep boop at you a bunch and run away typically. I've never actually died to one, so I've always thought they were pretty cute, annoying to be warped from safety, but easily dealt with (hide, and or run).
the tragedy of being dying of thirst on an island covered with bulbo trees
I play Ark and am terrified of caves... to the point of having panic attacks. I tend to be the base-bunny. I like building and am a very devoted breeder. I've managed to go caving with friends a couple times. They help distract me, keep me from getting disoriented. I cannot fathom you doing this all in a single player game with the fear chasing you. You are an inspiration to me.
man, i'm loving the series abs seeing this channel grow everyday.
You can enter the aurora, the big ship you can see on the surface. Good and important stuff in there
Getting ready for him and the Ghost leviathan to meet up
The ocean is extremely comforting to be, and I find most of Subnautica very calming. But there were some moments where even I said “oh sh-t f-ck get me out of here”. Despite not being a horror game, this game gets atmospheric horror so well
Seeing you dying from thirst, whilst running past the easy solution, and literally having it _in your inventory,_ made me lose some hair. lol
You should go to the Aurora ship now, you get some great things over there, I don’t want to spoil anything but it’s the next natural step!
You need to install a thermoreactor near a volcanic activity so you can have 350 constant power on your base instead of just one solar pannel that don't work at night. Place it next to the lava so the temperature is max and link it to your base with power transmitors. You can find the blueprints of those in the jellyshroom cave if i remember
…… but that means I have to go near lava 😰
@@ButchX3 if you have the reinforced dive suit you won't take damage except if you go really really close to it
@@ButchX3 Tips if you want them, Butch!!! There's a few of those heat vents you've found near the creepvine forests and safe shallows! All you got to do is place the thermoreactor as close to the source of the heat as possible and then create some power transmitters to redirect the power directly to your base!
@@ButchX3
There is a vent near the "Safe Shallows" that throws hot water. If you can find it.
@@brendontardi7430 Sorry.
"Red stripes so it goes faster" 😂
As a fellow orky boi, I approve.
I have to say I love the format you've gone with for these videos. The parts where you narrate over the footage give the whole thing a nice narrative through-line, which is especially cool for this game because that makes the whole journey unique to you. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us!
I discovered your videos from tiktok and I am scared to death of the ocean and deep waters in general. So seeing you play this and being even more scared than me is awesome (been binging your whole subnautica playlist and it’s amazing seeing you progress)
Cheers, nice one, love that you keep confronting your fears.
Had to immaturely chuckle at "I usually sleep with a fan". "My misses doesn't like the fan". "I have the fan so close to my face."
"Mouth like Ghandi's flip flop."
Personal fun tip: you don't really need a battery for the habitat builder when you're in a powered habitat. As long as the habitat has power itself, the habitat builder will work.
I always feel myself impatiently waiting for the next episode to drop, keep it up!
Your comment about the tingly bollocks made me instantly understand what you experience with this! It makes more sense to me knowing that it's almost more like your body reacts to the idea of the deep than your mind.
Loving the way you play this game. Frankly, if your phobia is acting, you are deserving of an oscar. If not, I am glad you are able to muster the will to power through it to bring us these amazing videos. Either way, thank you for the stellar content!
I know this playthrough is a year old, came from your Grounded playthrough and you kept mentioning Subnautica so felt i had to check it out - just had to drop a comment to let you know im watching this on a train and you've made me laugh out loud a couple times, waking up the poor guy next to me!!
As soon as I saw you get the sonar upgrade I was like, "Oh no - that's gonna backfire real quick."
He's not ready for what is gone come in the future tbh
D'aww, I love the reefbacks! The gentle giants. The barnacles on their backs are good for silver and copper, and if they're around, there are no hostile leviathans close by.
I was literally just cheering you on in the comments of your first Subnautica video and then wanted to see your full channel and saw you uploaded more. Good job man for getting through some more. As mentioned before your first Subnautica video was my first video so imma go catch up.
Almost dying of thirst standing next to Water Trees is kind of hilarious.
Every day I see you have another 1k subs. You deserve it! I know exactly what it's like to have bravery built up, then come back to see you've lost it all. So proud of you for being so brave so far. ❤
I really applaud you for pushing through this so far man. I'll be honest if I had a deep fear of the ocean I don't think I ever could have picked this game up. Keep up the awesome work!
Tiny no-spoiler tip: edible plants provide both food and water. You can even eat creepvine in an absolute emergency - it only gives you 2/2 point of food/water (but probably LOTS of fiber XD ). Fish you cook (including with your thermoblade) give you a tiny bit of fluid too, but 'cured' fish dehydrates you.
Subnautica has one heck of a story to it if you're willing to read. Also if night time gives you trouble you can find beds to scan and build that will allow you to skip night. Some of the buildable item seem like they're just decorative, but they actually function. The coffee machine will give you coffee the vending machine will give you chips, any item you put in the trashcan will vanish after a little bit and so on.
The Seamoth sonar can be useful in the jellyshroom cave, to get a better understanding of the layout, though its not so necessary once in the middle, since the shrooms there keep it relatively bright. Also I think you have enough to make depth module mk2 for Philipa
I spent time watching this series last night, and it was very early in the morning (i had not slept). I now look forward to each episode
I was sure the Seamoth would be named "Boaty McBoatface"
28:25 the fact this scared me more than most jump scares I've experienced is truly something. I don't have thalassaphobia, but I DO have arachnophobia. I hate their legs so much, it makes my entire body crumble. One of my least favorite mobs in the game, along with the crash fish and the gasopods.
Pro tip, the seamoth goes faster when moving in multiple directions, Angling your seamoth to be using W and D makes it faster you can also angle it to use up to 3 thrusters at a time
"Oh, I need Coral. Okay"
Casually pops out of the base to go out to find said coral. Comes back like it was no big deal.
BRO...literally, coming from the guy who couldnt even get off the life pod without gaging. Progress! Doing so good! loving watching these videos dude! Keep it up! Gonna keep watching!
If you eat the Bulbo tree cuttings, they hydrate you quite well. No need to keep running home for water :D And maybe you can put those seeds in something like an indoor planter? Hmmm
19:40 The realization kicking in :D (The sonar upgrade is huge. So useful.)
There isn't no one else that can go from speaking genuine facts to trolling you in seconds 5:00 - 6:05 lol never going to stop loving this series.
i started watching from tiktok and i gotta say this is by far the best video series i’ve seen in a long time, so well made
Thank you so much for taking the time to come over from tiktok!
SO GOOD at describing "imaging walls" thing
I appreciated the description of phobia being like a physical wall. I think I'll use that when describing my other issues to new people.
HELLO????? 3:35 - 6:00 HAD ME CRYING!!! wow you are amazing! its weird but you have an awesome voice, its great for narrating
I found your first Subnautica video on my for u page and now I’ve been binge watching your videos and they’re so entertaining to watch!! Keep it up dude 😁
If Subnautica had a tagline, it would be:
*Subnautica - What Was I Doing Again?*
I have extreme batophobia and acrophobia due to a traumatic experience of almost falling off a skyscraper. So it surprised me when this is first time I've seen someone describe their phobia in a way that I can completely understand. The "invisible wall", the feeling of nausea, the seemingly innocuous but extremely triggering stimuli, the paralysis, the utter frustration, yes even the scrotum tingle. Experienced it all. I completely empathize with you, and I admit it's reassuring to know my experience isn't entirely unique in its symptoms.
I've seen many other subnautica playthroughs of people with some subtle thalassophobia, with the typical uneasiness or just plain spooky fear, but people should understand this is a shining example demonstrating what is real, true terror from an irrational physiology.
7:12 thanks for confirming I wasn't having an aneurism, was dialling 999 as you said it. Top bloke.
I’m watching this while playing Dredge, which I 1000% recommend playing!!! It’s so fun to watch you face your fears, and also have some fun.
The giant whale things are harmless :) Helpful tip! Any plant you can scan you can cut with your knife to get a seed. Plant it at your base to grow resources or food using the buildable garden beds (indoor for plants from the island. outdoor for underwater plants like the seaweed). Cheers
Holy crap this series has really boosted your channel! Love to see your success!
My man until you get that prawn suit you will feel unstoppable and through every episode your confidence grow good job man.
I guess Butch would call me a psychopath cause I love this game and have gotten very comfortable with it. One of my favorite things to do is explore the jellyshroom caves without vehicles just for fun. It helps skip normal progression lol
LOL @ "My favorite color is blue..."
Good call on choosing a bright color. Nothing worse than camouflaging your seamoth then getting out with the lights off
unironically that opening section talking about life was one of the best takes on life I've ever heard
If you do ever decide to explore the ship i would recommend taking a propulsion cannon and a laser cutter with you theres enough fragments in there to allow you to make a prawn suit and theres also a bed there which you can scan and build in your base which allows you to skip the night so you dont always have to wait for the night to be over
Dude the expanse is literally my favorite series ever I'm so glad someone else knows about it
Hit marblemellons with knife, get seeds, put in all those wall planters. Lantern fruit for the big planters. All the food you'll need. Same goes for many plants (underwater as well); hit them with a knife to get a seed.
"we add red stripes so it could go faster." Ah I see you're Ork of kulture aswell!
25:48 Ngl that reaper scream in the distance gave me mad goosebumps. I know at this point you didn't know what that sound was but oml, if you knew.
When something scares you, to do it anyway is heroic.
If you press F1 it will give you a cool menu where you can see coordinates and the biome your in,
The reefbacks are just chilling, they ain't goin' to hurt you
You can get into the aurora pretty easily without being spotted by anything
I can't tell you how much I enjoy these videos. It's not just the sick amusement from watching your fear (hah, sorry), but it's thoroughly enjoyable watching you play the game. It's honestly a shame they're only 30 minutes long. Please consider releasing some extended cuts! And about the sonar, think about it this way; you're afraid when the ocean is vast and murky, but a quick blip of the sonar would show you that there's nothing there! ... most of the time.
Can't wait until the next one!
It's been incredible to watch your growth over the course of this series. Maybe one day you'll have the courage to touch a Reefback (the big tentacle bois). It's one thing to have people tell you something is safe, but I feel personal experience is much more effective to overcome a fear.
Hi butch!
For starters, no underwater currents in subnautica, you can breathe.
The emergences of lava are relatively dangerous areas without a reinforced suit, because the water is warmer there (up to 70°C), but above all, if you look closely, there are blocks that fly in the ejection of steam (if it touches you ouch! ouch!). With a minimum of caution (the seamoth fears nothing), you can approach them, because these are often areas with a lot of high-value minerals (gold, diamonds, rubies)..
The whole area is a guyot so volcanic manifestations, you will see quite a few (events, hydrothermal vents, etc.) it is an important source of geothermal energy.
lesonar shows you the relief out of the field of view but also the fish (big or small)
Hey. Some gardening tips. You can get seeds for plants from the islands. Some are even edible and are good sources of food. Just go there and knife every plant in sight. Some will give you seeds, some won’t. The grow beds are best for edible plants, the pots are better for decoration though you can still plant edibles in them.
Found your videos on recommended and honestly, incredible bravery on your part for playing this game with your fears. I don’t have the phobia and even I got scared at certain parts.
28:23 That jump scare made me jump! LOL
On that final run home, I could see in the distance Lifepod 5 ... and another Seamoth? I must have missed when you build a second Seamoth.
Compared with the begining, you made a lot of progress. Leaping out of the Seemoth for resources. Going in the jellymushroom cave. You shoud bee proud yourself. *Pats on the shoulders*
Hey man, I just wanted to suggest you going to the Aurora, (get the radiation suit before going) it’s kind of scary but worth it, many supplies, secrets, new vehicles and beds. You can have a single bed or a king sized bed, you can get a lot there, prepare the thermonlade (annoying blood suckers there), fire extinguisher, water, scanner, laser cutter, A LOT OF BATTERIES, (can’t stress it enough) repair tool, food, a pair of balls and a prayer book for what’s in that direction. DONT GO FAR BEHIND IT OR TO THE LEFT OF IT! Trust me, if you don’t want to get a heart attack and shit your pants. DONT GO THERE. Go to the aurora on the left of it there’s an opening, you have 2 choices, one of a ground entry and an upper one, watch videos on CZcams on how to know where’s the entrance to the aurora surface and other cool stuff. But again, *DONT GO TO THE FAR LEFT OR BEHIND THE AURORA*. Have a nice one bud