Why the Repulsion Cannon is worth it [Subnautica] 

"idiot"

Don’t forget the idiot after get rotated

Does it kill them eventually or does it just yeet them around?

@@hitbox_91 it kills them

@@TDOTSE1 🤯

@@hitbox_91 make sure you try it, soo liberating lol especially after being terrorised

Warpers right

My brother in christ, you mean a WARPER?

lets call them robotic teleporters from now on

My man they are called Self Warping Quarantine Enforcement Units.

Holy,You mean SELF WARPING QUARANTINE ENFORCEMENT UNITS?

Im pretty sure you cqn get stuff from the lockers after it blows.

Nothing is safe from JoJo reference

Not really 😂

It can slam smaller hostile creatures like stalkers and sandsharks into walls (or at least knock them back).

@@Suspressable Yeah, and also you should be careful with it when you are in your cyclops or outside it, i remember how i shot something or just randomly used the repulsion cannon near my cyclops and just almost every storage i built inside it just flew away through cyclops textures xd, there were a lot of resouces inside them

It destroys crash fish before they can open their sulfur plants 😎

yes very useful for warpers and crabsquid

Maybe? Have you tried with the prawn suit propulsion cannon arm?

Return of the ancients mod, which has the gargantuan leviathan that has approximately 5km of length in his void form and 2km in his juvenile form

@@chaos1450 "but remember, there are larger ones out there... somewhere" ☝🤓

It is because they have good synergy. You can repulsion cannon away anything smaller than a leviathan, and for leviathans, you first repulse them in order to stun, charge up your stasis rifle, go back to your vehicle and move away.

I don't think so. Out of a vehicle, the best defense mechanism is your seaglide. The repulsion cannon seems to be the best weapon, but the stasis rifle is very useful when you want the creature to stay put for scanning purposes.

@@quatremaillemusique wow its 3 months old i dont even play anymore lol, ty tho

@@Quackenfr Hahaha it can always be useful to someone else. I sometimes learned from comments from 5 years ago :)