Inventory improvement

TerroDark98

Has anyone else found it frustrating that when you get more than one of the same thing in your inventory that the things take up separate spaces in your inventory (Ex: Three salt deposits in three different inventory spaces instead of one inventory space that says "salt deposit x3")? An improvement on this would make gathering resources much easier. Remember, this is just my opinion. If you disagree, that's fine, but don't berate me just because you disagree.

LeeTwentyThree

@TerroDark98 wrote: »

Has anyone else found it frustrating that when you get more than one of the same thing in your inventory that the things take up separate spaces in your inventory (Ex: Three salt deposits in three different inventory spaces instead of one inventory space that says "salt deposit x3")? An improvement on this would make gathering resources much easier. Remember, this is just my opinion. If you disagree, that's fine, but don't berate me just because you disagree.

Nah, it makes a challenge. Irl you can't compact two items into the same space.

jamintheinfinite_1

Yeah I like the idea that Subnautica doesn't have iten stacking. Makes it even more uniqe to other surivial games

TerroDark98

Ok

ryansearcyak

Maybe not the inventories themselves, but it would be nice to see the total amount of resources you have, which could be just one slot represented by a number.

BlueBottle

What's the deal with carrying air cylinders these days? Can you still carry an inventory full and dive for hours, or did they tighten up on that?

ryansearcyak

You can still swap tanks to stay underwater for longer, but I think it doesn't give you full air when you switch tanks.

Maalteromm

ryansearcyak wrote: »

You can still swap tanks to stay underwater for longer, but I think it doesn't give you full air when you switch tanks.

You have the default tankless air + the tank air. When you swap tanks, the default starting air does not reset.

BlueBottle

Not quite sure what you mean there @Maalteromm

Maalteromm

The game begins with 45 (I think) units of "air". After building the first tank it goes to 75 (again, not sure). By swapping tanks underwater, the starting 45 units won't replenish.
And by resurfacing only the equipped tank refills.