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Well, you cannot force a player to 'face the night' if he doesn't want to. What was gained if you deny the possibility to sleep when someone decides to stay at home until the morning anyways? That's not rational. Besides, there are… -
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Thanks a lot for your explanation, Insane! And indeed, this soundscape is a real good example how different we perceive certain situations. To me, the Blood Kelp Zone exudes a magically transfiguring ambiance but Simon's interpreta… -
Yep, Obraxis, we ALL should accept that you have to set priorities. Shame about the lost time discussing that ...
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I doubt that the ability of placing solar panels on cyclops was a bug. I remember the time when one single solar panel caused cyclops to sink as this item had a ton. And they fixed it ...
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I'd agree on doubling or even tripling the length of day/night cycles if we had the ability to sleep or simply skip a selectable period of time while sitting on the bench. I know that nighttime can be used to search for quartz, to explore deep dark …
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Hmmm, what if Subnautica could remote popular audio player, triggering predefined playlist numbers for all kinds of situations?
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Nice saying. Some as well could say that after all, we are their bread and butter.
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That's true. But medieval folks didn't live a hundred meters under water. It's sort of defeat to dive up each time just to check the time. Or to travel to your terraformed sun-watch. Hehe ... but all that doesn't solve the issue not to know when daw…
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Well, I've caught myself many times to start out some explorations of certain areas and when I came there it was dark. The same inside bases .. busy with all kinds of stuff and when finished and finally ready to go, it was evening. Night time is per…
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Nice video, but I've noticed two things you could improve. You'll swim faster when you holster the stuff you hold and didn't have to die like at 4:35 ...
Second, if you've got a driving license and are used to, it's a good idea to take the oxy… -
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I can imagine that a battery/powercell recharge module could act as such buffer. Once fully charged it could feed back its stored energy on demand. That would be a good reason to build more than one ...
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Fitting the mood is a delicate theme. While Subnautica provides many different approaches for many types of players, the music stays the same. Triggered by exactly the same situation, player moods can differ completely. One has trouble whi…
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Hehehe, is this an allusion to its previous post and a hidden presumption? LOL, OK
You're getting more and more sympathetic man. Hehehe
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I've noticed that too, Bugzapper. You mean some folks? It's rather a new account with zero posts, apparently created to anonymously shift and fake opinion ratios. Well, as a former mod/admin I've had a lot to deal with such … -
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I agree. But you might also agree that diplomacy requires some willingness for understanding and will inevitably fail when it comes to questionable teachings based on absurdly quibbling. A rational discussion presupposes the abilit… -
PS: LOL ... I've visited the island again and found these fruits to be named as 'hanging fruit' food +8; h2o +8 ... lol again. It seems the placeholder theory was right and these fruits are nothing more than a bitter dessert. Oh boy, what a fun to s…
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Just another speculation beside the blanket all possible 'cause alien world theory: I could be wrong but I couldn't find other occurrences than near the abandoned base. These trees seem to be unique and could also be the result of weird exper…
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These are interesting news, SpacedInvader. I'm curious how long it will stay. But the latest development step of 'debraining' all fish suggests me it will be forever or at least until the next contextually 'bug fix'.
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I agree on that. Make it useful please! There's simply no need for many of those lovingly designed tools and this uselessness is pure waste at the moment. -
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Admittedly this is a question of ecology, Bugzapper, and it is questionable if the possible lead tree - skyray correlation might explain why we have lead bearing trees. *scratch
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Did you have too much monosodium glutamate? You are a clever guy, SpacedInvader, but you seem to have perceptual difficulties. I've called it a waste NOT to have a reasoned use for them. Clear? Anyway, I'm not the guy of too many w… -
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Come one, SpacedInvader. Wasn't the only problem before solution the ecosystem? And wasn't it a damn fun? Anyway, it's nothing more than a question of taste. I like to see the need before check out the solution. But that might just… -
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Any good idea is welcome!
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Ya, however, all possible ... or not, or is it?. That's idle. Fact is we've got lead on trees. Hihi
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Sorry for quoting myself.
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Yep, but eating such creatures wouldn't become us. Anyway, our food fish seem to be pretty leadless.
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I said: At the moment. Reapers are not scanable and the other creatures bugbears. But I agree, scanning a reaper was the first real use of the rifle. I first thought of slipping into a hole and while it's unable to nap, you scan. T… -
This forum is better than any scifi novel! Hehe
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Yea, but it's nothing but the truth. And yes, it's just me (and the current hardcore balance off course). Believe me, I'd really like to need(!) all that stuff. It's a waste, I know.
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You mean really NO use for at the moment? Guess it was shorter the other way round, but ok:
- Cyclops
- First Aid Kits
- Reinforced Dive Suit
- Stasis Rifle
- Thermoblade
- Hardened Blade
- Plaste…