@@TSAcee Thank you! All of those mods together in one game I think would make a pretty cool combination! Plus any other mods that may catch your eye! :)
My problem with Hull Reinforcements mod is that it removes fear from reapers when in seamoth. In base game, and even in your showcase, you have 9 health remeaning. This is not a situation of "Okey imma go out now, repair it, and continue on", this is RUN situation. The same problem is with the PRAWN, makes you invincible exactly the same, and the fear just fades away. I hope this wont be added and will be adjusted in Subnautica 2, as I strive for acually fearing the game and not feeling safe c:
@@tenkelly7374 Completely understandable and justified point! I’m hoping they get rid of hull reinforcement all together and trade it in favor of something more interesting that isn’t too too strong like maybe a smaller speed boosting ability to help escape things faster (the afterburner in below zero I feel is a bit too fast and strong lol) whatever they end up doing as far as upgrades go I hope they don’t lean into anything too strong as it would make things too easy and take away some of the fear factor for the game, like when you have perimeter defense on the seamoth you have virtually nothing to be afraid of as it only takes one small shock from it to ward off any creature no matter the size aside from ampeels since they’re immune
@@Crimxsen Totally agree, hope they read the not-exactly-positive reviews of Below Zero and learn from their mistakes of both games to create the ultimate survival game :3
Ive looked up a bunch of tutorials and tried countless times but I still can't get mods to work please help. idk what the problem is, they just don't work
I really wish we could get a public version of the Garg. One can dream though. I'll be trying the weather and base colors mod today for sure. Sadly from what I understand it's not worth using the mods with extra creatures until I'm ready to start a new game because of the way creature spawns work. I guess they won't show up. Edit: I tried out the True base colors mod with the sleek bases recommendation included on the page along with the weather mod. Unfortunately in my case, building the terminal causes a huge frame drop when looking in it's direction. The re-coloring works fine, and looking around inside the base works fine but when you go away a distance and look back it's kinda game breaking. I am playing in VR if that makes a difference. I really like it but I don't think I can use it. The weather works great though!
Maybe not every shot? I know for sure I hit like 2 of them but missed a lot since I shot near the reaper’s body instead of it’s face lolll either way I’ll retest the mod right now just for you! How many shots do you think it’ll take to put the reaper down? Edit: (Just tested the mod out it takes a total of 10 shots to put the reaper down, and I rewatched the video closely and noticed that I believe I tested it properly, because I shot the reaper only 4 times and if we look closely, each time the reaper is shot, he does a small animation and a yellow mist comes out of him, I hit the reaper 3 out of the 4 times I shot at him, the first time was a hit, yellow mist is visible and the animation plays, second shot was a miss with no mist visible and no hit animation, 3rd shot was a hit because we saw the mist and animation and the 4th shot was also a hit although hard to tell because he's too far away to see the yellow mist but as he starts to roar in the distance I hit him and he does the small hit animation at the same time as his roar animation which makes his head sort of glitch out and bend further backwards than it normally does but if that's a bit of a stretch then I'm fine with saying that I missed that shot as well, all that to say that if we look closer I did in fact not miss every shot, I hit at least 2 out of the 4 shots I shot at him and even if I hit all 4 shots the reaper still would have been alive
Actually, you're in the majority, Thomas. I was over at Subnautica Modding Discord several weeks back and witnessed a conversation with users and modders and someone did the math with statistics and ratios and showed that nearly 70% of Subnauticars are still using Legacy, and mainly because the mods they prefer to use aren't being updated. I'm in that camp as well. All of the big DLC-like mods aren't getting ANY updates for 2.0, and with Subnautica 3 on the horizon, it's way too late. If you use the Performance mod and the Geyser mod in Legacy, you can pretty much get Legacy smoothed out enough to equal 2.0's performance.
@@Olden_son Nono, I’m sure he does take damage around the body it’s just a harder and weirder hit box to hit so it was a bad spot to be aiming on my part lol, you can hit his body it’s just very janky and like 50/50 sometimes it works other times it doesn’t i believe unless I’ve been trippin all the times I’ve attacked a reaper in Subnautica. (Edit: After testing the main hitbox is around his head but just before his body transitions into the super long tail you can hit the small area behind his head like just before his body turns into just straight tail anything after that area does not have a hitbox like you said! :) Thank you for that correction! (I hit him 2 out of the 4 times I shot him though for sure because I could see the hit animation play and the yellow mist come out of him when rewatching the video!)
Es un insulto que aquí no esté como mención honorifica el mod de call of the void aunque aún no esté acabado no quita que probablemente va a ser el mejor mod de subnautica de la historia
The Seal should be yes! Finding the Download link is a bit more work though, so in the Description of this video I've linked the discord of the creators of the SEAL mod because you get the download link from their discord, so you just need to click the discord link and join their discord, and you'll find the download link for the Seal sub mod in there!
@@Selfwarpingquaranteenunit5167 I am actually not too sure myself lol, I’m not super well educated on the lore for subnautica aside from some basic things so it could be! It looks super large considering how close it is to the planet we’re on so if it does turn out to be a planet I wouldn’t be surprised!
@@Aeth_the_Shark Yes! That and creatures that were supposed to be in the game originally but were scrapped and/or left out when the game fully released
Ah Okok, it’s a very simple process though I would say! Subnautica has been one of the easiest and faster games to mod for me especially when compared to the heavy mod games like Skyrim and fallout, you should give it a shot one day! There’s vids on how to do it step by step and such
I feel ya...I used to be like that too, BUT...if you have 30 mins to spare, you can get things up and running with mods in no time. My only suggestion - stick with Legacy Subnautica. The mod library to choose from is MUCH more robust and full than for 2.0. Also, the single most useful mod - Map mod by Newman.
It almost always looks harder than it is. Many games will have a mod manager which sometimes even downloads and plugs or unplugs the mods for you. Some mod managers you just download the file and drop it in. If the developer was mod friendly, sometimes all you have to do is create a new folder in the game's main Steam file and call it "mods" or "~mods" and drop the files in. In Subnautica's case you'll need a program that I think works like a mod manager. It'll have a folder of it's own to drop the mods you want into and I guess it does the rest of the work. I've only been using the VR enhancements mod myself until I saw this video. I'm about to check out my new weather in a few minutes. I wish you the best of luck and hope this is the start of a fun modding spree for your games. Sorry if that was too longwinded btw.
