Subnautica features an ocean teaming with hostile creatures and creepy locations, these underwater zones are known as Biomes. In this video we take a look at a selection of the scariest and most deadly locations found within Subnautica's deep blue sea.
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There's nothing quite as scary as playing Subnautica for the first time and hearing "Warning: Now entering ecological dead zone. Adding report to databank."
I've watched a lot of subnautica videos and i know many of the location of the reapers.. everytime i need to go to the place that has reapers roaming there i always put my headphone down so i dont get jumpscared XD
But it’s not that scary tho, the dunes one is scarier
It's scarier when you're in a Prawn suit when you first visit the void. Especially if you don't have any grapples and you just see the edge. Totally didn't lose my first Prawn suit to the void.
@@Zzz-dt2dl yeah I think it’s because the dunes has like 4 or 5 reapers at once and it’s 1 of 2 places you can get the drill arm fragments. The void has nothing and there isn’t a reason to go there unless you want to scan the big Ghost Leviathan
I think you mean “this region contains multiple leviathan class creatures. Are you sure what ever you are doing is worth it?”
5:45 after like 5 minutes in the blood kelp, your pda tells you "this biome contains 7 of the 9 preconditions for stimulating terror in humans"
It also can say that when you go to the ecological dead zone
@@loooom5414 That's the 9/9 one XD
Remember the warpers radio saying there are survivors of the aurora and then proceeds to kill them
That biome is not creepy because you can gather materials from there and make more stuff
@@BharatBhushan-jo2kf That doesn’t make it not spooky lol, that just means it also has some nice things to gather there.
Every body gangsta until your computer says *"Multiple leviathan life forms detected in this area, are you sure whatever your doing is worth it?"*
Nope nope im not going down
Nice
Unpopulated opinion reaper lethaithans ain't scary
When heard it said that, I've turned right back around and didn't returned
@@DevilOfHellsKitchen. I know right they only thing that makes it scary is the roar damage and that they are only in dark murky area's
Fun fact: I didn’t even know that the sea dragon leviathans existed when I played the game. I avoided them by accident and had no clue they existed.
Stealth 100
@@GooserMan ”Stelth 100”
did that with the reaper at the crash zone by squeezing into the trenches where the Aurora crashed. Except I knew he existed.
@@sans4895 what do you mean, T H E. reaper
@@GooserMan wait there's more?
I love water, but deep ocean is frightening.
You are so true
Yet beatiful
It’s my biggest fear actually
SAME
Yeah i drink it almost daily
“The dead zone is probably only entered by people who are either very brave or very dumb” Me, in creative mode, trying to get pictures: Haha seamoth go brrrrr
that’s what i do too! it helps me face my fears 😅
My kid went there and was lost 😂
@@raven5048 ow
Wait you do that in creative?!
@@ilyanpeeters5870 yes
Subnautica’s story is pretty tragic. Ryley, a crew member on the Aurora is forced to survive on his own after everyone he got to know on the ship were killed before he woke up in his escape pod, not to mention he is constantly being terrorized by giant sea creatures and a deadly sickness killing him from the inside.
And also, everything he scans and makes is monitered by alterra pda, so if he makes something using rare resources, they increase his debt because they say those resources are alterra property. 1 trillion debt
@@apocalypse5228 the pinnicle of greedy corporations
@@ReSpark141 That's why I never ended the game and lived in the planet forever I don't want Ryley to waste his life on paying the debts living on the planet is several times better. If they still try to infiltrate the planet then I would activate the deadly laser
Not to mention the trillions of Alterra credits in debt he collected during his time on the planet
There were apparently several survivors in other life pods by the time Ryley woke up. He gets two messages on the radio that managed to get the Warpers communicating with each other. The first one is the Warpers mentioning newly infected lifeforms they’re hunting. The second message received a fair amount of time later they mention they’ve eliminated all but one.
Fun fact: Sea dragons swim like humans, reapers swim like mermaides, and gohst leviathans swim like snakes
Cool
Snakes swim?
@@kenarf9945 Sea snakes.
@@agamerdude7596 oh i didnt know these existed nevermind i guess
@@kenarf9945 imagine a giant sea snake in the depths of Earth's water
The Dunes and Mountains are the scariest for me. Freaking reapers.
Don't forget the crash zone! Litteraly throughout the game, I never encountered a reaper leviathan. Still never want to encounter one.
Amen brother
@@horror_game_fan1318 I only found reapers (2) in the dunes and I killed them with thermoblade. Crashzone and mountains were very safe to me.
@Alec Georgiev consider yourself lucky, I was once right next to the gun island and I saw a red dot on my cyclops sonar, I thought it was a warper so I checked my cameras, looked down and saw a reaper charging at the screen😂
Just use sonar to see and stay away from them
One time when I was in early game, I tried to find the island with the multi purpose room, but accidentally went way past it, the Alexa lady told me I was entering an ecologically dead zone, and I started freaking out because of my experience with the Dead Sea from sea of thieves
what happens in sea of thieves
@@solo8091 your ship sinks
@@solo8091 Not only that, the water slowly becomes blood red, creepy ambience begins playing, and your ship slowly begins to sink.
@@Uncle_Hargle and iirc sirens and sharks start hunting you
Your experience in sea of thieves saved you
“A reaper leviathan hunts around the area” Actually in the area of the aurora there are a total of 8 reaper leviathans
X ElectricReaper X I went there 8 times and only saw it once and I went 4 of those times without a vehicle only a seaglide
THERE ARE 8 OF THEM?
@@rubyhenson7840 reapers see by hearing you so the sea glide helped most likely
I searched and found all cyclops parts without even noticing them. Somehow i would just avoid them
@@djordjemilickovic5619 Bro how Literally the first time I went to the ship I got killed by the Reaper And I see the Reaper everytime at the front of the ship but manage to avoid him
Can we appreciate that he gets his footage in survival mode?
I agree
Yes
freakn' awsome
Yes
Uhhh. Why? Yes the video is great and all (liked and subbed) but i don't see what's cool about him doing that in survival. Wouldn't you assume that he does that in that gamemode anyway?
The blood kelp forest is pure terror. I was exploring around life pod 19 until I came across the blood kelp forest. I was in my seamoth, travelling through the dark forest with creepy ambience. I had no idea Warpers could teleport you out of your vehicle. I jumped when my screen turned white and I wasn’t in my vehicle anymore. I got in my seamoth and drove outta there. This game was amazing.
I explored blood kelp and I just saw one warper and the ghost leviathan inmediatly I saved and went to view closer the leviathan, and that was my firsr die😉
I was playing subnautica while watching this video and I went to the blood kelp trench. I was exploring when I saw a warmer and quit the game. Then I went back in, and the Warper was gone, and I kept exploring until I accidentally found the dunes. I paused the game and prepared to quit, and I accidentally pressed save. 💀
Honestly the JellyShroom Cave is really only scary at first, once you get jumpscared once or twice your good. For me the mountains make me feel so small, its scary.
I'm still scared by the Jellyshroom cave, I dread going there for magnetite, I don't know what it is about it the crabsnakes do like, heck all damage, maybe its their jumpscare?
@@minecraft6829 Just stay under the big jellyshrooms . In mid game , 1 statis gun shot + 10 hacks with your fire knife will demolish the crabsnake . I have my base right inside the jellyshroom cave lol .
@@minecraft6829 the noises scare me
@@minecraft6829its not scary with music off just name the crabsquids
For me, the open biomes are way scarier than the cave biomes. Something about looking up and seeing hundreds of meters of dark emptiness is a lot more terrifying that seeing a rock ceiling.
YES
The game never dies, I can admit that, probably because the games layout is just so beautiful
And terrifying
It's been like 6 years or something and the game is still ongoing.
Like I said before. Subnautica has the most beautiful environments, yet it holds some of the most terrifying creatures that no man can ever imagine.
well apparently unknown worlds imagined them lol
I was fighting (and winning) the two Ghost Leviathans in the void. Had them both almost dead, when a third one showed up and jumped me from behind. Found out later that the game auto-spawns a new one every 30 seconds. Dirty cheaters! LOL.
They are invincible, so the effort was worthless anyways
@@marcborkhuis2397 they aren’t
They are mortal. However incredibly durable, with the reaper leviathan (the one with the LOWEST hp) having 5000 points. However killing them is debatably worth it, as long as you're not in an area like the void where they respawn (I think there's one other but I cannot recall so don't quote me on that) they are permanently gone, meaning one less threat in the water while exploring. Edit: in case anyone is curious, a stalker in comparison has 300 health, so imagine having to kill 18 and two thirds of them.
@@tpmyt3092 Sea dragon, funny enough, also has 5000 hp. The Reefback is the tankiest leviathan (With 10,000 health like the Cuddlefish)
I didn’t know what the dead zone was and my first thought was “well it’s a dead zone so there’s probably no life here” instantly gets killed by a ghost leviathan
Well we know who is dead now
*This guy can make ANYTHING sound scary...*
The leviathan forms has been detected its real worth it?
I know right
He could probably make the safe shallows sound scary
“The pet store is filled with many terrifying creatures, for example the dreaded guinea pig which crunches through lettuce like a chainsaw. Another thing is the golden retriever. It will jump onto you and lick you repeatedly” he could make THAT sound scary.
All the locations except the shallows Edit: sorry forgot sea emperor's prison. (Although its not a biome) Also guy who said kelp forest was safe, stalker will eat your face And to the people that said they were killed there by reaper or ghost leviathins, that was probably A glich
Bruh on my playtrough a ghost leviathan snuck in the safe shallows for some reason
@@Quezay Yeah, they openly track you down. They can't see, so their roar is like echolocation. Hear the roar, swim for your life.
@@owl6637 You're talking about Reaper now, not Ghost
@@Quezay That's a bit of a bug, I think the ghost leviathan from the deep grand reef or the one from the kelp zone get stuck on something and the game reset them on the zero coordinates, which is the ones near the lifepod. A nightmare.
@@greenleaf37 yes i think it was the one from the blood kelp zone because i couldnt find him anymore after killing the one at the safe shallows
Ok, some thoughts of mine on what it's going to be. - Blood kelp zone; - the Void; - (Deep) Grand Reef; - Lost River; - Inactive lava zone - Lava Lakes - Underwater Islands - Dunes - Crash zone - the Mountains
Gerjo Bakker wow your my twin
Embrace the Void
Ok, question. What's the difference between the Grand Reef and the Deep Grand Reef? I started playing a while ago and haven't really gotten super deep yet.
@@a-wild-goose deep grand reef is particularly darker and dangerous. The glowing bulb structure are less dense in the sparse reef (or not-so-deep grand reef) and they are not so dark. But as you go deeper into the deep grand reef, you'll start getting lost. Place becomes darker, you'll encounter more hostile creatures and only light there will be those bulbs since it's all inside a cave. If you want me to spoil where is the sparse reef and deep grand reef: 1.3 kilometres south west of lifepod, you'll find the floating island. As soon as you encounter this island, dive straight down. You'll find sparse reef pretty easily. Keep moving through this biome as it gets deeper and into a cave: the deep grand reef.
@@swapnil3990 Ohhh. Okay. Thanks for the explanation!
In my opinion the dunes are the #1 scariest biome in the entire game. just the incredibly deep ocean with vast emptiness and very creepy music. And then you hear a loud roaring sound
Sometimes when i look at the deep ocean.I ask myself: Is this really the 95 percent of the ocean that is undiscovered…there could be creatures like reeper levithians down there…
Yeah, it’s amazing that humans only explored a very small portion of the ocean
I'm sorry but there is nothing, in the abyss, all animals there are very little because there isn't a lot food and also a bigger body would means more cold and pressure to sustain
@@Sardonic_sardine Nono it's a not, a real leviathan class can't survive there, something big like a whale would need to eat at least 3500kg and would die for the extreme pressure, if there's something there, is something of really tiny
@@Sardonic_sardine Dude seriously if you go into the Mariannes trench you will not find anything, I'm talking about the abyss, many biologist will tell you the same thing, there's nothing big there like a reaper leviathan, the original comment was about that
@@Sardonic_sardine Ah ok, I don't see the point but yes that's true, there's still something to discover
I love when he talks about scary game locations
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Me too
@@xevnai lmao
@@xevnai ﹩∀ღε
@@vexqrrblx1609 ikr
When your new to the game every location is scary
Safe shallows: 🗿
@@nazar5908 bruh have you seen the stalkers?
@@nazar5908 the crashfish
Even your house thing?
@@benwiens5199 yes, when it breaks
Edit: TLDR. This is my most liked comment btw and it's kind of embarrassing lmao You went down the Crater edge with a seamoth, while I FELL down the edge in a prawn suit! Got to 800 m and decided it wasn't worth it and began to grapple back up. Halfway, I heard a sound and looked out into the darkness and all I saw was a massive ghost leviathan coming directly at me while screaming at me at the same time. Safe to say I nearly straight up jumped through the ceiling of my house! D: I've played a lot of horror games and they fail to do what Subnautica does. If you didn't know, horror and terror are different things. Horror being the feeling you get after seeing something scary, and terror being more of an anticipation for something scary happening. For example, in Alien Isolation, you have a fear of the alien, because you know it's there, and it will kill you. In Subnautica, you have a fear of your own imagination, not knowing what could rise from out of the depths and drag you down. You literally scare yourself! You anticipate a monster rising from out of the darkness and that alone scares you. That is why when I look off the edge of the crater, I have a chill go down my spine, my imagination producing nightmares of huge beasts. At some points I'm expecting something to happen, but it doesn't. I definitely felt dread and anticipation for a jump scare of some sort while falling at fast speeds off the crater edge. A real life example of terror is when you pile clothes on a chair or something similar. In the dark, you might imagine it to be a figure of a person or monster, but it's just cloths. Happened to me many times. It's pretty relatable. I don't know why I typed up an essay, but it's late and I'm bored anyways. So yeah.. It's pretty cool how Subnautica does it.
So I assume you watched the video.
Grogle 394 no shit sherlock
Ok dead meme name
Benjamin Sandhu Yep,I havent played it YET.But i can already say this is creepy as hell
This was a whole speech that I'm glad I read :D you summed up Subnautica so well
8:00 you know what’s really scary about this bit? it’s real, you can actually find places like this on earth but it’s not gas as you mistakenly keep calling it, it’s water that’s heavier than the water above it due to its salt content making it look like it’s layered and the reason it’s so damaging to us in game is the same as in real life, these streams rivers and pools tend to be extremely alkaline so they burn the skin and unlike the water above them they have little to no oxygen meaning that even the fish suffocate if they enter it. It’s one of the meny wonders about our own planet that we know so little about, we have explored more of the surface of the moon than we have our own planet and when you consider some of the tall tales, storys and myths about our own planet you would think that we should really get on that. So just the other day I was listening to a story recounted buy a Vietnam war vet that claimed that while in a helicopter he witnessed a snake in the the jungles that had a head that was about 15ft wide claiming that it’s body must have been 100ft long, now even if he was exaggerating and it was half that size bloody hell is that a massive beast even if we shrink it down by half again that’s still a snake with a head that’s 3 to 4 ft across if it’s not just a tall tail (others have claimed to see similar things) I most definitely wouldn’t want to find one of these snakes. It’s one of the things that’s so interesting about this game almost all the locations in it can be found here on earth in one form or another (minus the alien research stations I hope) it’s all here and quite real even if most of it is to dangerous to me explored with the tech we have on hand in today’s world.
A brine lake, example in media: the goo lagoon from spongebob
This deserves more likes 👌
When Subnautica Below Zero comes out, you should do an analysis like you've done on Subnautica
bruh it was already out 1 year ago just wasn't full game
@@adamsurvival5188 my comment was posted 1 year ago. And I also meant the full game.
O ok sorry
And just look at the real ocean,it's just as creepy as this.
Minus the leviathans
Thank god our leviathans like the blue whale aren't hunters like in the game
@@jottys3709 Ever heard of a colossal squid?
Emerald Black yeah just thought the largest animal to have ever existed would be a lot creepier if it hunted
@@the_egg_ You sure?
"The dunes is a deceptively quiet and tranquil biome' The actual game as soon as you enter the dunes: "Detecting multiple leviathan class lifeforms in the region. Are you certain whatever you're doing is worth it?"
Why has nobody else brought this up lol
He said “deceptively”
Jelly shroom caves are surprisingly fairly safe!! you may occasionally get attacked but its not often! One of my favorite spots!
I only go to the Aurora when being accompanied by someone
I went to the side of it, the shallow area, and spent 2 HOURS making a land bridge to the walkway.
you're always accompanied when you go to the aurora (it's not good company)
bruh only thing scary bout that place is the reaper
You arent a true man until you go to the other side of the aurora
don't worry mr reaper will always be at the front of the aurora to give you a hug
I think the scariest bit for me was actually being near the surface over open ocean. The closer I was to the bottom, the cozier I felt. I loved the lava zone because combined with the cyclops being a base in the area just above the lava zone and the prawn suit's grappling arm and boosters. I would swing off of the ghost leviathan in the river area and the big leviathan down in the lava zone. The only creature I feared was warpers because they were annoying.
I have thalassophobia and this game just makes my anxiety go through the roof. Just think about the player. You crash landed on a dangerous but beautiful planet filled with Alien life forms. The thing that haunts me the most is the unknown. Not knowing anything about the things that lurk in the ocean.
A deep location I personally recommend for late game exploration, is the phantom tree grove. A very peaceful place with the only real threat being the brine at the bottom inside the trenches.
I also made a base alongside the Ghost tree, except the heavier waters aren’t actually toxic, unlike the green ones that can actually hurt you, for some reason the blue one is harmless.
@@bonelesschickennuggets1868 it’s because the blue brine is colder than the green brine
9:23 It would be kinda cool actually.
Your crazy
Same here i love it
that thing can eat a cyclops without chewing. ill pass on encountering that bastard
there’s a mod coming out soon
@@bigcheesus6111 same
I think, in a way, all of the biomes are creepy, but are better than whatever lies beyond the Crater's Edge. It scares me to think about just how fortunate the player is to have the Aurora crash into the volcanic crater where the game takes place, since anything beyond or further from what is a dead zone
"The Crater's Edge is the Scariest Biome" The Void: Are you challenging me?
It's the same biome Different name
@@Mega-rx9sr I think that's the joke
@@Mega-rx9sr because that's actually the scariest biome so it talk itself
@@oky_palav aight
@@Mega-rx9sr r/whoosh
Very few locations in the game frighten me, because most at least have some illumination and geographical features. The Void, however? The fact that it, without warning, takes a steep drop into nothing is truly terrifying.
I mean the subnauticas map is literally on an volcano and most of 4546b is the void
Subnautica is such an interesting game full of interesting places and mystery.
#1 any cave when first starting out 2 words CRASH FISH just hearing their little raaaaah then you see it swimming at you terrifying
the music in blood kelp zone is by far the scariest for me. It's just a quiet atmosphere at first, but then it hits with a loud sound like something scary is about to happen.
Nothing was scarier to me then the precursor bases... always felt like something was going to walk up behind me in those desolate halls
I've Always felt safe in those bases ahahahaha
@@dylan6899 same I felt safer there than the lava outside
@@earlkentsucalit3301 everything looks safer than the lava zone, except the blood kelp one
I’m just getting back into subnautica xD
Same
Yo same
Cool ... I already beat the game ... with all achievements... and tons of space for my base
I'm just getting into it in the first place Gotta start somewhere
Same
Do the Same with Subnautica: Below Zero!
Maybe when it fully realesed because there can be new biomes
Everybody gangsta till you get your first ever warper message in the radio
Me with this game: When I see a reaper leviathan: Oh god RUN AWAYYYYYYY when I see a goast leviathan : This is normal.
I still hate reapers.
It's just the roar and the fact that they're in so many places that scares me
@Ambient Watcher -doom- Leviathan Slayer
One time I saw an outline of reaper and I actually started to sweat and my body was heating up and another time I saw a ghost and I was like okay ima just swim right on by if that’s ok with you mr.ghost
@Ambient Watcher *que in BFG Division*
Now I understand why Finn was scarried of the ocean.
That episode was so funny bro
Music in the game tells you that something can happen.
i remember chilling and casually exploring with my seamoth and suddenly hearing "warning, multiple leviathan class lifeforms detected. are you sure whatever you're doing is worth it?" and being terrified and just immediately backing up
Same but it was to late for me
Nature is the scariest creepypasta to ever exist.
Never played Subnautica but I always love creepy locations and your videos.
You should play it
I Came Upon This Channel completely by accident and I slowly started to watch his latest uploads and now I'm completely hooked on his content
I was never scared by the lava zones. It was kinda like “oh look, there a swimming lizard thing, that’s cool” and “oh look, there’s a giant octopus dragon”
if you keep going on at the edge you end up below the map. it is really scary when you think of falling through the map [normally where you would see the below the map] happening any moment.
I remember that when I played the game I got lost in the lost river location for the longest time
Guess thats why they call it the lost river
I got lost in the Lava zone for the longest time
SEEK FLUID INTAKE
GEE I WONDER WHY
OMLGPLAYER the sea dragon isn’t scary and subnaucita not scary its just half the creatures and it barely has light
The most beautiful things in life are often the most dangerous
the dunes for most people: ehhhhh nah i’m not going the reapers r gonna kill me me: CUDDLEFISHHHHHHHHHHHH
Imagine if there was an area you had to reach by crossing over a certain area of the void
And theres some super Good submarine stronger than cyclops. It's like Cyclops and PRAWN in one but You need these two to build this big one. Like, the PRAWN and the Cyclops need to be near and when you start building the big one these two disappear to form it
Nty😭
Amazing idea actually. Imagine the atmosphere, the tension. I wish Subnautica 3 is like this, feeling nervous and alone once again. Terror, fear of the unknown, is worse than horror, fear of the scary thing in front of you.
The Aurora was sent out to the Ariadne Arm to construct a phasegate, it did have an auxiliary mission to take surface scans of 4546B to seek out the Degasi crew, but that wasn't the primary target of the mission.
Me who just started playing subnautica yesterday: EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Good luck, buddy
welcome to 4546B, enjoy your *S T A Y*
There goes your life
I HATE the jellyshroom caves. I was exploring the degasi base when a crabsnake just destroyed my seamoth with a depth module :(
Ooooof That sucks, but I like the jellyshroom caves because you can actually see
I discovered i have thalassophobia ppaying this game. I hadn't seen it or heard anything about it going in. It might be my fav game all time. The intense trepidation of going into new biomes, the first seeing a warper so deep, the first reaper roar in mirky water - so many 😳 moments. Those early days when you scramble to get back to the pod at night. Such an amazing game.
My first death was in the Crash Zone - after braving the radiation, I was about to head home and get some medkits when a Reaper snuck up behind me and treated me to the scariest death in the game. Needless to say, I stayed away from the Aurora for a while after that.
Take a shot every time he says “teeming”
Thus is why isuck at swimming
Boneappletea
I died that day
I actlly trie th
gof idrs
Wow you actually did another Subnautica video. Awesome will watch tonight
Would love to see a Subnautica game that takes place thousands of years back when all of those ancient skeletons were still alive
Gargantuan Leviathan (That HUUGE skeleton in Lost River): Hey, do You wanna your Cyclops to be eaten?
This moment when you pass "Subnautica" 5 times and you're still scared about this places
When I hear “ levaiathin life form detected “ I am not gonna go there no matter what
A few things I'd like to point out: -Exploring the Jellyshroom Cave Degasi base is not necessary to complete the game, as that storyline is purely optional. -The rivers in the Lost River are composed of a corrosive brine, not a toxic gas, and it's burns you like acid which is what causes the damage. -The Lost River starts out at around 600m, not 450. -Reapers don't kill you in one bite unless your health is at 80 or below. All that aside though, great video!
I just got into Subnautica and i already LOVE it so much. Quite scary in some cases, but it's a damn beautiful game.
I’ve been playing subnautica for well over two years, and there are still plenty of biomes I have yet to fully explore. I’ll go to them, look around for a few minutes and get way too scared lol
When I went to the lava lakes I saw the Sea Dragons and they didn’t pay me any mind so I thought they were passive- well on my second play through 2 weeks later I came across them and they started firing at me to which I yell “Wait the sea dragons are hostile???-“ to my friend- and she says “….Sea. DRAGONS. Of course they’re hostile!-“
Cool video. Just jumping into subnatica for the first time and it’s already terrifying.
I love how this whole video is like "You know what the scariest, creepiest, biome in Subnautica is? ALL OF THEM. lol
Divers: I love the underwater world Sees subnautica: but that thing, it scares me
Today we will looking at Subnauticas most dangerous and scariest biomes. *Proceeds to name every biome*
The first time I heard “warning, entering ecological dead zone” I was like “Oh cool! I wonder what’s down there!” R.I.P Seamoth
I never thought I would never see the day Mike look at biomes
the river in the lost river biome is ton filled with a gas, you can swim in liqids but not in gasses the river is actually full of brine
Also noticed he said "breathe in the gas". Still a good video tho
I went down the dead zone with no sound on looking straight down and I mysteriously died
Fun Fact: The Crater Edge used to level off at 3000 meters, providing a place to build a small base to observe the leviathans but I believe this has been removed. The terrain on the side also stops generating at about 3040 meters due to how the game is programmed.
I mostly play on Creative Mode when I play Subnautica, but it’s still just as terrifying as it is playing Survival. I haven’t gathered the guts to go to the ecological Deadzone yet.
When you're so early you don't know what to say
The jelly place I got there once soon as I got there I ran out as fast as I can.😱. A protecter never attack me I was good. Scary stuff.
Wow I have played a lot of subnatica and I just want to say, you are VERY good at making things sound scarier than then really are, and I don’t mean that in a bad was.
Personally the creepiest biome for me is the Blood Kelp Zone (I hate both) they have Warpers! I’ve NEVER gone in the blood kelp zone as the game says “This ecological biome matches 7 of the 9 preconditions for stimulating terror in humans.”
There is NO vídeo game more terrorific than subnautica, and you cant change my mind
I keep fear-quitting Subnautica and yet I don't think the Lost River is that bad. The ghost leviathans creep me out, but they're easily visible and the tunnels are much more cramped. Vast open sea with low visibility is usually what gets me.
I’m still impressed with Riley’s ability to be not crushed at depths below 900 meters….
Lets talk about the creepiest biomes in subnautica! *Lists almost every biome*
I made my first base at the end of the safe zone near the crag fields, So I found my first leviathans,Reefbacks,easy. And I found crag fields then turned right around and left only coming back after finding out there aren’t leviathan Then I explored it. On the way back I see a hole under my base and...you guessed it,there’s mushroom cave.
Your voice is sooooo calming I love your content by the way
Dude your username is just like my brothers Xbox username, which is EnderSlayer962
The "gas" in the lost river isn't gas, it's a type of highly caustic brine. These brine rivers can actually form in our own oceans as well
Personally: having all that tech with me, instead of it being just me, is promising in itself.
The lost rivers gas is actually concentrated brine
What's brine?
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his voice is so soothing. I wish he would do some vids on the Outlast and DLC Whistleblower; and also he'd be great for The Evil Within (2)
Honestly, the lost River was comforting since warpers couldn't get there and the ghost leviathans there glitched out for me
The blood kelp zone was never really that scary to me. If anything I was relieved to see it bc it meant I didnt overshoot and end up in reaper territory or the dead zone.