How Insanely Fast Is Subnautica's Seamoth?

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How Fast Is Subnautica's Seamoth? Well, the answer might just surprise you! In todays bite size video, we discuss how the seamoth moves both in the water and in space, and how that impacts on its top speed!
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▼ Time Stamps ▼
0:00 - Jets for Submerged Travel and Space Flight
1:02 - Design, Upgrades and Components
1:56 - So How Fast Is It?
3:04 - Closing and Final Thoughts
Thanks for watching How Insanely Fast Is Subnautica's Seamoth?

[@jessicabrauman]

I'm fairly sure that the reason we couldn't escape 4546B with the Seamoth is that it's not designed to escape a planet's gravity from the surface. It cannot fly. Presumably it would be launched from a larger ship already in orbit or in space, and could be used to travel between ships or space stations, or to explore smaller bodies such as meteors which have minimal gravity.

[@iAletho]

Yeah I think you're right Jessica! It didn't occur to me at the time but that makes perfect sense! Thanks for watching :)

[@mrsteinbergenson7348]

Could you imagine how massive the thrusters where to get the Aurora off the ground

[@JaxontheOkay]

also a planet covered in water like that likely has quite a strong gravitational pull

[@profl0g1c38]

@@mrsteinbergenson7348 it was built at a space dock. Its probably safe to assume it was never meant to land on a planet

[@omegaotaku1342]

@@JaxontheOkay 4546B is slightly smaller than Earth. While its gravitational pull is nothing to scoff at, it's probably weaker than Earth's gravity.

[@sambal777]

I believe the seamoth can actually go even faster in a straight line if you tilt forward perfectly by 45 degrees and go up and forward at the same time.

[@iAletho]

Subnautica players truly are scientists haha 😄

[@Jam_Axo]

yeah, i cant use the seamoth without doing this

[@iAletho]

@JamAxo My strange addiction: Driving a Seamoth at a 45 degree angle

[@Iamlurking504]

@@iAletho I don't mean to nitpick or be annoying, but in vacuum or in orbit (of an earth-mass planet), a seamoth would be travelling at ~9Km/s squared due to orbital velocity

[@joshuaashton1929]

I remember doing this and jumping out of the water. You can get like 3+ seconds of airtime it’s crazy.

[@eduardoroth8207]

A few notes: 0:50 Yes, the seamoth's engine wouldn't produce nearly enough thrust for flight water and air propellers are very different, one can spin pretty slowly because water is dense, the other needs to spin hella fast to make meaningful thrust. It also lack any decent lifting surface. for space, i'd imagine you could adapt it to work like an ion thruster or something... in orbit, you really don't need a lot of thrust, very little actually, the space shuttle's orbital maneuvering system had a total thrust in a vacuum of around 50 kN. that's very little for something as heavy as that orbiter. yet, it was enough to perform orbital insertion (take too long on that and you'll fall back to the atmosphere and die) and ion engines have abysmal thrust, it would be impossible to perform orbital insertion with that propulsion system. space travel is about precise, well-timed velocity changes, not thrust/acceleration (unless you're landing somewhere without atmosphere, doing an orbital insertion, or going anywhere that requires a lot of deltaV, such as from low earth orbit to lunar encounter, as that would make it a bit of a hassle with really tiny accelerations) 2:16 The only speed limit in space is the speed of light, besides that there's no such thing as "space top speed" so, instead of top speed you'll have your total deltaV which comes from how much fuel you have and how efficient your engine is. anyways, cool video, i liked the edition. hope you learned something new from this comment

[@epicswordmewz7007]

Propellers only work when they have a medium to push backwards. The seamoth is stated to be a sea and space vehicle, so it has to have some form of future electric propulsion system since it only ever needs to be charged and doesn't need xenon refills like an ion engine. It still wouldn't realistically be able to fly though, as it doesn't have any airfoils so it can't fly like an airplane, so it definitely couldn't take off from 4546b on its own.

[@bigmancrabs8756]

If you keep making videos of this quality you'll be up there in no time

[@iAletho]

Cheers Bigmancrabs! Have you got any krabby patties I can buy? :P

[@ofinsotwitch6452]

@@iAletho No bigmancrabs sells the seaweed, wrong rich crab

[@iAletho]

@@ofinsotwitch6452 Ah damn it, maybe I could be in the market for some seaweed instead?

[@Unplugged7]

@@iAletho you better not let the cops catch you saying this lol

[@iAletho]

An extra small bite size Subnautica lore video for you all today on Subnautica's Seamoth! What do you think of this shorter video format compared to my usually longer content? Edit: It turns out I got my figures wrong on the Seamoths dimensions. Its 3m long, 1.5m wide and a 1m tall rather than 3m tall, 1.5m long and 1m wide as said in the video, looks like I need to brush up on how I read my dimensions!! Thanks to Ross and ItsTheIceCream for the corrections :D

[@danieldickson8591]

I figured you misspoke just looking at the Seamoth. Its dimension from front to back is clearly its longest. No hard feelings, though, it's a minor error easily corrected. 🙂

[@Pendleton115]

To me it makes complete sense that the Seamoth can’t “Hover” or exit the water. Very little actual propulsion is needed when you’re actually in space to move around, similar to underwater. Meanwhile above water you have to fight the planets gravitational pull to move upwards.

[@iAletho]

Yep make sense Pendleton! It didn't occur to me at the time but safe to say I've had a few comments about it now! 😂 Thanks for watching :)

[@Pendleton115]

@@iAletho I’ve been thoroughly enjoying your videos! Hope to see more :)

[@iAletho]

Oh I'm just getting started! I'm glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching!

[@ThatRyano]

Crazy how professional this video feels. amazing job!

[@iAletho]

Thanks Ryano and cheers for watching!

[@ZitexZ]

Just got back into Subnautica and your video caught my eye on the steam community page. Great video and quality. Your content deserves a larger audience. Keep it up!

[@dr.3998]

I think people forget just how far you are away from civilization. Even if you could leave orbit with a seamoth, you're still lightyears away from anyone.

[@danieldickson8591]

Well, the Titan rocket can reach the "nearest jump gate" fairly promptly, so presumably that isn't all that far away Of course the Titan's engines put out a helluva lot more thrust than the Seamoth's, so it likely accelerates a lot faster.

[@willy.b.b3427]

Awesome video as always Aletho, keep them coming 👍.

[@iAletho]

Thanks Willy! good to hear from you again! Thanks for watching as always! :D

[@deagster_0997]

Your vids are some of the best subnautica vids I have watched. Thanks for the amazing content,keep it up.

[@zxJewl]

This is actually really well put together! Good job, you've earned a sub :)

[@bitronic6706]

-marine

[@Sintickle]

Your content is so good and well made, i am sure your gonna be a very big youtuber very soon, also you just earned a sub :D

[@iAletho]

Thanks Sint! I'm glad you like it :D 1K is the current goal for now! Cheers for watching :)

[@TaylordrumsB2B]

Great job! Love your videos

[@iAletho]

Thanks TaylordrumsB2B and I love your comment! Thanks for watching! :)

[@GoblinnMann]

I remember my seamoth once got glitched into the floating island, and that was before you could unstuck it or something

[@serial_designation_Ultra]

That picture of the seamoth in the thumbnail is cursed IT HAS 8 VISIBLE UPGRADES 4 STORAGE MODULES AND 4 TORPEDO BAYS

[@arm7595]

Gaming's most iconic vehicles? Maybe if you only play indie games And the reason you cant escape on a sea moth is because its meant to be like a space shuttle, it cant make the trek into and out of planets gravitational fields' but it can propel itself around in space effortlessly

[@KnightRider378]

I've always liked the Seamoth, reminds me a lot of the Subpods from Atlantis: The Lost Empire, which is one of my favorite animated films.

[@graverobbingcleric2745]

Anybody else want a Subnautica spin-off in a Zero-G enviroement? Like your Ship gets hit out in space and you have to try and parse together the stuff to escape in a ship with airless sections with Zero gravity. Seems really plausible, since the engine wouldn't even need to be changed that much...

[@nakkikeittoJR]

i love the video, good video

[@iAletho]

Glad you enjoyed it Nakkikeitto!

[@3vilSuperman]

Starmoth has a nice ring to it.

[@marcellorossilermen2997]

It would be so cool if they made a space survival game

[@iAletho]

Subnautica: Above Water 😎

[@Wordbird69]

Breathedge

[@Regigigas_YT]

No Man’s Sky?

[@marcellorossilermen2997]

@@Regigigas_YT No >:(

[@vizthex]

i'm pretty sure it's not powerful enough to reach escape velocity and that's why you can't use it. however, you could build a catapult or trebuchet to launch it into space yourself - but without warp capabilities, where would you go?

[@JulianneMcLarney]

Or if you want an even more hilarious comparison of the 25.2 mph forward only speed of the Seamoth in the oceans of 4546b, that is roughly equivalent to the maximum top speed of both Corgi breeds.

[@someguy__5288]

Bro that elephant in the funny clip is packing

[@Thevoid296]

The seamoth is like a moth for leviathans because it’s like annoying to the leviathans

[@mr.boomguy]

Yes please. It's not just me going crazy thinking moving up and forward increases It's speed. But all 3. That's gonna be a bit tricky at first I think

[@K1azerk]

Seamoth is fast in space and water enviroments. But what about the prawn suit? By using the prawn suit grappling arm, you can launch yourself. (From my personal experience) it can launch you to up to 30 units of speed according to the game's sidebar thing. Just get a grappling arm, aim it to the ground, and shoot, wait for it to stick, and when you start hearing the prawn suit legs stomp really fast, hold spacebar and you go FLYING.

[@iAletho]

Haha sounds like you can fly quite far! I'll be sure to do a video on the Prawn in the future so I'll see what I can uncover! Thanks for watching Frog!

[@mydogbuddy07]

@@iAletho Supposedly the Prawn with 2 Grapple arms is one of the fastest modes of travel in the game besides the rather situational teleporters. The only thing that's faster would be glitches, Like riding certain things using the propulsion cannon.

[@Auxo.]

Great video! I'm subbing

[@iAletho]

Thanks AuxoLikesPepperoni! But the real question is, why does Auxo like pepperoni so much? I just have to know!

[@Auxo.]

@@iAletho It has a great flavour

[@iAletho]

@@Auxo. Now that's something we can agree on!

[@addfghjj]

I am surprised you don’t have a lot more subs and views but I will help you be one step closer by gaining a sub. Great video too by the way👍🏻

[@iAletho]

Thanks for watching and subscribing! Andreas! Appreciate all the kind words and you watching my video until the end! Stay awesome!

[@andreworders7305]

2:49 so that's the fastest way to move in game? Guess I wasn't crazy to do dolphin jumps.

[@sirorangeman969]

You just gained a subscriber. Phenomenal video!

[@iAletho]

Cheers SirOrangeMan! You just gained a hearted comment! Thanks for watching!

[@thebestCJ1]

this man deserves more than just 800 subs

[@iAletho]

Up to 1.1K now Mobile Gamer! Thanks to all the love from people like you! Thanks for watching! :)

[@thebestCJ1]

@@iAletho Congrats man, you deserve it! I can really tell all of the hard work and effort you put into your videos!

[@AristotleMotivation]

From The Commentating Alone. You Seem Like A Professional KZbinr. But The Editing Is Too Quick. Couldnt Keep Up. But Amazing Video Bro. Keep Going

[@iAletho]

Thanks Aristotle Motivation! I'll be sure to take that onboard and dial it down a tad next time, I've recently been brushing on my editing skills so might have gone a bit overboard! 😂Cheers again for the comment and the kind words!

[@maxthelast]

See, the reason that the Seamoth cannot travel outside a vacuum space like water or space itself is because of that the small thrusters are simply not strong enough, gravity is stronger while you get closer and closer to most of the mass. And as an example of that i got this: if i was closer to the center of the earth gravity would actually not be as strong because of the fact that more mas would be above me than below me, meaning itd try to pull me up as well as down. While on the surface on the planet the mass would be below me and gravity would pull me downwards instead of 2 different directions. also air is being pulled down because of gravity too. which builds up atmosphere. with that said, the atmosphere tries to pull the object downwards too, resulting in stronger gravity. With all that said, the thrusters has no use what so ever outside the vacuum of space or the vacuum of water.

[@iAletho]

Wow a very thoughtful and insightful comment MaxTheLast! Somewhat of a scientist are you? Definitively information that I didn't know for sure! Thanks for watching! :)

[@maxthelast]

@@iAletho truth is, its just my type of area, XD Im 13

[@iAletho]

@@maxthelast Well you know it very well!

[@pelipoikki3684]

Those thursters are propellers no? Probably can be swapped with other kinf of thrusters.

[@ohnoanyway6096]

0:22 well those tiny missiles can make explosions that can most likely kill those reapers

[@Acceleraise]

I need to get me one of these!

[@iAletho]

It's the perfect vehicle to get to work, especially when climate change brings the ocean to our front doors!

[@Gabrielss3301]

How do you recharge seamoth energy in this new update?

[@deltapig3441]

Keep it up!

[@iAletho]

Thanks Delta Pig and good to see you again!

[@darknexxenby]

i think the seamoth should have a speed or aerodynamics module that optimizes it specifically for underwater traversing, making it about 1.5x to 2x as fast when at full speed. itd make it a bit more useful since when compared to the other vehicles, its severely outclassed

[@KnightoftheSorryFace]

Surely if there is no drag or gravity acting aginst it, it would have no limit to it's speed as there is nothing holding its velocity back?

[@geokou7645]

0:52 Because the engines are not strong enough. Like real life spacecraft it can move in space just fine but it can’t get up there without a rocket.

[@iAletho]

Yep you're right Geo :) Thanks for watching!

[@a_finnish_guy]

The seamoths rear is a propeller. Id guess its hotswappable to a rocket engine in order to move in space.

[@spectrickx1678]

I wonder what a space version of Subnautica would be like.

[@the1waffle4all72]

I think you must have missed the lore PDA's that describes how the Seamoth's and PRAWN suits were intended to be utilized in the construction of Alterra Phase-Gates for long distance travel. That's why the Aurora was making a slingshot maneuver around a world that was lesser known. I personally believe the Seamoth's thrusters would be insanely overpowered in space. It can already go fast underwater, but without any resistances in a pure weightless vacuum of space we'd be capable of traveling hundreds of meters per second. However, escaping the gravity of a planet is much harder than moving through space or water; that's why we have the Aurora.

[@centurosproductions8827]

Cargo space? ...okay, I guess this one *does* go space, in theory.

[@iAletho]

Apparently so Centuros! Maybe we will see some Seamoth space gameplay in Subnautica 3!

[@andreworders7305]

Wow, the Seamoth is way slower than I would have guessed

[@Sam-km8vu]

I noticed that the vector addition with three thrusters should not come out to 70.2 KPH, you rounded the m/s up to 19.49 and then you multiplied by 3.6 I think, but if you don't round up or use the value of one thruster in KPH, you should come out 70.1 KPH. Just something I noticed I guess...

[@jaumemayoralganau8547]

Now i know im not stupid by going diagonally with my seamoth

[@wwalkerofthesky]

1:28 THAT IS SO CURSED

[@gamersreactions9267]

But have you seen a slingshot teching double grapple Prawn Suit?

[@collectiusindefinitus6935]

I was not aware the seamoth used thrusters to move , jets seem more reasonable in the water , and the vehicle itself only needs power cells , not propellant that thrusters would require.

[@deablo-vg1pp]

So does this mean we can possibly have a subnautica in space?

[@aceaj2620]

Great video, very informative Just one tip to avoid reapers, pretend they are not there. They won’t be able to catch up if you don’t look back. Just don’t look at it and go about your business and he won’t be able to do anything

[@Pyro_tecnics]

Or maybe you need to be in space without gravity like how it's just as dense as water

[@stylesrj]

Unless the Seamoth is carrying a huge fuel tank and rocket boosters... or you attach the bottom of the escape rocket to one, it's not going into space and thus escaping the planet.

[@Gamerman-lu9bs]

Can the seamoth be powered by penglings through?

[@Charmlie.R]

Only makes me appreciate the super seaglide of yesteryear even further haha, that used to go waaay faster than the seamoth. Must have been yeeting you around at 50mph or something haha But of course, ages after the games launch, out of nowhere, patched away... I appreciate the labor of love updates and stuff but man I was already sad enough that was patched in below zero, I assume they just copied over all the seaglide code which changed the controls too. It was just such a fun glitch thats almost impossible to have happen by accident and damage your play through, and it was nice for speedruns. Trade power use and infinite power with swim charge for super speed. And trade the safety and O2 of a vehicle for super speed. Honestly isnt even that unbalanced haha

[@chris.ritchie]

“maximum speed in space”

[@ryan-it4]

oh wow alterra made be able to go in space I wonder what “mars” even is I think it’s in space?

[@iAletho]

Damn its actually the Seamoth! I'm your biggest fan! Can I have your autograph? 😉

[@Enclavehighcommand]

"The Seamoth is a fast, safe mode of transport, but remember that swimming is good for your glutes and endorphin levels."

[@voidseeker4394]

You can move in space literally by just farting. Escaping large body gravity, however, is much harder task.

[@Lumberjack_king]

0:53 it's because they aren't strong enough to escape a planets atmosphere

[@Omba820]

We also can be blown up by missles

[@TaussMaster]

I hate the fact that you can't get to the lava zone on seamoth yeah i know it would be much easier to move there if we had seamoth but...

[@xavierburval4128]

Uhh I don’t think top speed exists in space, unless you count the speed of light

[@betabesta3514]

Also, did you take into account that because space has no air friction the seamoth could theoretically accelerate to 100 meters per second while in the vacuum of space

[@mrsteinbergenson7348]

That’s quite surprising because I thought it was fairly slow

[@iAletho]

Turns out is a bit faster than you might think! Thanks for watching :)

[@flying-mack3173]

so it can go in space but can"t withstand a reaper ?? nah that doesnt work

[@Malo938]

the seamoth doesnt have enough power to exit 4546B's gravitational

[@Catlover--vz2ev]

What if the new Subnautica game wasn’t on 4546B and was on land and they took in count this

[@Catlover--vz2ev]

Oh god, what reaper leviathans are gonna be created in space or land?😬

[@KumaPlays]

I had no idea the Seamoth could be used in space too. But it doesn't seem like you are going to get anywhere fast in one.

[@iAletho]

Haha yep definitely not, I think it might take a little while to get to the moon at that speed!

[@nickdumas2495]

​@@iAletho That "top speed" doesn't make any sense in space except as an OHSA rule or crash rating. For comparison, the AMUs during the Gemini program had about 75m/s in the tank.

[@iAletho]

@@nickdumas2495 It could be because the vehicle is deployed from a carrier ship so its already in space, rather than space flight by leaving the atmosphere, that makes the most sense to me anyway :)

[@nickdumas2495]

​@@iAletho Of course it can't reach orbit on its own; it would need a dV of kilometers per second and also more than 1G of thrust. Doesn't change the fact that "top speed" is a ridiculous concept in space. ;)

[@nickdumas2495]

@@iAletho Fair enough, but it is a very basic physics issue :D I can only imagine that the stats are completely different in the space model, because I don't want to believe the writer was that ignorant of what they were typing.

[@aquaplush7531]

Presumably you can’t escape because your seamoth is SPECIFICALLY for ocean, while the space version would probably be much different

[@haka-katyt7439]

The space-faring seamoth likely has a thruster on the back rather than a turbine. Also as a side-note. The aquatic version likely would work well enough with a few changes in an environment with oxygen, yet no gravity

[@Espartanica]

Or... Because it's for sea and space, not air. Air and space aren't the same. I don't get how everyone is missing the gravity factor. It floats in water because it's made to be buoyant enough. It glides through space because there's nothing pulling it down. But in the air, gravity is constantly pulling at it. The ISS can't operate in the lower atmosphere and planes can't work in space, because of the difference in gravity and air resistance between the two environments.

[@SpazzyMcGee1337]

I lost an IQ point when he said the Seamoth's top speed was for the vacuum of space.

[@michaelavery5618]

Now I want a subnattica style game in space

[@iAletho]

Spacenautica!

[@nayed7670]

Dude didnt know that the ocean gate will wellp... if you know you know

[@kitsune9076]

>Iconic

[@Howwerelivingfishing]

As far as sustaining hits from a leviathan, don’t try it. I’ve lost 2 of my sea moths to leviathan attacks and I didn’t even get to use them for long 😭

[@kyle--859]

It can't be one sbor, but it can be two shot by Leviathans

[@ScuttlebugJam]

Is the seamoth really 3 meters high? I'm pretty sure its shorter than the player character.

[@iAletho]

According to the in game data logs its 3m x 1.5m x 1m! So yep, turns out its a little bigger than you might think! Thanks for watching Ross :)

[@itstheicecream838]

@@iAletho Wouldn't that mean it's 3m long, 1.5m wide and a meter tall? That makes a bit more sense with the in-game vehicle and the dimensions are also usually listed in that order.

[@iAletho]

@@itstheicecream838 After a quick google search it turns out you're correct! A mess up on my end! Oops! Thanks for correcting me :)

[@dbelow_1556]

​@@itstheicecream838 I knew that couldn't be correct, I mean just look at it. It's as tall as the cockpit but wider and longer than the cockpit

[@ThePringels09]

What do you mean max speed in space?

[@infmobiledata]

seamoths can fly??? 0:45 somewhere around here you said they were designed for space flight? whaaaaatttttt?

[@iAletho]

Yep! They can actually be used in space as they powered by thrusters rather than propellers!

[@mr1spamification]

1:14 That's... the electroshock defense system module, not the depth or hull reinforcement modules. You showed the wrong thing for what you were talking about lol.

[@megamiana-spaceforcecomman705]

Its top speed in space wouldnt really be a top speed. As long as it has fuel it can go faster relative to its environment, the issue is making sure you have enough energy to slow down too, and as for why we didnt use the seamoth to fly: even if it had little rocket engines strapped to it escaping a planets gravity when the planet has an atmosphere is nightmarishly difficult to achieve in anything except a rocket specifically designed for it. Maybe the seamoth could eventually get escape velocity on a small atmosphereless moon but never 4546b

[@memeboy8207]

So basically, our submarines here on earth are still faster

[@mr_sm1ley910]

Heh, buddy, I dont think a leviathen whos potentially blind is stronger than a heat seeking guided missile 😅

[@SpiralshapeDev]

Goog

[@iAletho]

Praise Goog!

[@kimbaldun]

Why is it called a Moth when it isn't a Moth?

[@iAletho]

Kim Bald Un in here asking the real questions

[@stylesrj]

Because moths are cute and the Seamoth is cute?

[@FCSTEEN]

I think the size is a bit off

[@lestertheguy1734]

I’ll sub but you better not come near my cyclops!

[@iAletho]

A deals a deal Lester!

[@lestertheguy1734]

Did it but forgot to tell, a deals a deal.

[@shanegibson3281]

leiurjshdgbjahsdfjik what?! the seamoth is space worthy?!

[@iAletho]

Yeah it definitely it is! As it's powers by thrusters and not propellers it can also be used in space! The lore doesn't really mention how it does this, but it says it can!

[@hellofend4734]

IT IS CALLED FOUR FIVE FOUR SIX B, NOT FORTY FIVE FORTY SIX B

[@-AWEJOKER]

I do not think it makes any sense to think that the seamoth is designed for traversing space.

[@stylesrj]

Why wouldn't it? The Seamoth can withstand many atmospheres of pressure. Space has no atmosphere so it'll be fine.

[@-AWEJOKER]

​@@stylesrj The data bank says it is designed for water and space travel so I was wrong, but if you are gonna say that the seamoth is designed also for space, might be logical to use the fact that it is stated IN THE GAME in your arguement

[@stylesrj]

@@-AWEJOKER I just thought it was logical you could use it in space since it would have to be sealed up tight underwater. And space requires tight sealing of your ship so...

[@transigence637]

The movement trick, which FPS players call "strafe-running" when doing it on two axes, is more precisely called bichording. Doing it on three axes is called "trichording," and the Descent players have been doing that since forever. The speed on the Pyro GX (Descent) is the same on all axes, meaning the trichording speed is a clean 1.71 times normal speed.

[@antoniczarnecki9455]

Speed limit in space? Reaching Escape velocity in a seamoth or travelling through air? Please, read your script and think it through before you say something. Other than that, decent video.

[@SaadTheGlad]

I'm confused about your logic here, a seamoth is capable of traversing space because the gravity is extremely low there, that doesn't correlate to it being able to escape a planet's orbit

[@iAletho]

Yep didn't think about that at the time! But yes I agree with your comment SaadTheGlad :)

[@AnonEyeMouse]

The seamoth is NOT three metres tall. Look at the size of the seat. See how big you are next to it. If the seamoth is three metres tall, humans in the future are taller.

[@toast6375]

I love the your content, but I have a critique that could improve it (in my opinion) You speak with no gaps it feels like your a hired voice who just wants to leave, leave time for jokes to sink in and don’t rush the script

[@iAletho]

Haha thanks Toast, I actually deliberately edit out the gaps as I didn't want any dead air time! But I appreciate where you're coming from and see if I can make it a little less intense 😂 thanks for watching :)

[@ezekiel5386]

Pretty sure a vehicle that can move at 50kmh in space does not have the necessary thrust to fly around in gravity that’s similar to earths. So that explains it pretty simply? Good video otherwise

[@iAletho]

You got it Ezekiel! My brain clearly didn't engage when writing that part of the script haha, cheers for watching :)

[@Randomguyonyt237]

Maybe we cant fly with seamoth cuz its from fabricator