Subnautica - Nice To Sea You

[@JeanB0228]

DO A SERIES PLEASEEEE I love this game so muchh So many things to discover and explore!

[@wildman63]

Yeah its more than just a survival game, that's all I'll say though

[@emperoroftheuniverse5950]

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[@FluffyDragon]

A series would be really good yeah, it's a great game with a lot to it

[@EntonationStudios]

Yess i would love to sea this as a searies

[@cory6266]

I love how Jon perfectly understands exactly why the ocean is terrifying.

[@ManyATrueNerd]

It is truly terrifying.

[@jidk6565]

While space is more hostile The ocean is still so much worse

[@RheubenRheuben]

He’s right and I totally feel the same but that said it just made me love Subnautica more

[@obnoxiouspriest]

@@jidk6565 Space, as far as we can tell is not teeming with life. An ocean on the other hand...

[@legion999]

I'm more afraid of the drowning bit

[@bsiwv2i2isq81bjwi]

PLEASE MAKE THIS A SERIES! Your temperament and genuine wonderment is perfect for this game Jon, I for one would love to see it.

[@flynn659]

Have you also seen the terrifying large species in this game? As someone else with a general fear of the ocean it's terrifying.

[@khaleneaden4962]

Flynn Tom i wanna see john see a reaper leviathan

[@flynn659]

@@khaleneaden4962 You're a monster : )

[@Skoardy]

Yeah, a series of this would be good. Livestreams just feel too meandering and distracted.

[@modularcuriosity]

I so strongly agree. And without giving anything away, once he plays far enough to realize that everything he's done up to that point, literally everything including the opening scene, has been due to the story line he didn't know existed, he will be so thrilled.

[@NevG27]

Oh good, a game that requires Jon to keep an eye on the oxygen, while giving him reading material underwater.

[@EGRJ]

And then he turns out to be better at paying attention to oxygen than Markiplier ever got.

[@dajosh42069]

+1 Internets for you @Nev G. This comment speaks volumes to those who know anything about Jon.

[@AlienWacker]

Was about to say something similar... You said it better.

[@Darthtanos]

@@EGRJ which is remarkably sad for mark, given jon's history.

[@trogdor8764]

Jon's first freakout is over the only giant creature in this game that can't hurt him. lol

[@dimityrlefterov4877]

Wrong, The 3legged Leviathans also Cant and THE BIGGEST CREATURE IN THE GAME ALSO CANT - THE SEA EMPERROR

[@trogdor8764]

@@dimityrlefterov4877 I'm pretty sure the sea treaders can indeed attack you if you get too close. Also don't spoil the you-know-who!

[@notsatan5287]

there is also the giga-floater if you want to count that

[@ilo3456]

@@trogdor8764 I never had an issue with them I even had a base inside the tunnel they go through, because I found it by accident.

[@larniieplayz6285]

F

[@Foxtrot369]

*Underwater Base-Building 101 with Jon!* Step 1: Lay down two foundation platforms Step 2: Build the base off to the side of the foundations...

[@darthplagueis13]

Also, make sure to start building before you actually have the basic habitat and just place everything in tubes.

[@pastorpidgeon5980]

Step three: make sure you build your base inside the radiation zone. He's in for a rude awakening when he makes a rebreather. Lol

[@AragonBattleBorn]

@Brett Musser how can you tell when your in the radiation zone without taking your radiation suit off? I don't suppose you can get a Geiger counter? (I started building my base about 80 meters away from my ship... right next to 7 grav traps.) ^_^

[@IlrysKadiatu]

Funny things Jon says during this video: "Fins. Flipping perfect." "Titanium, oh, that's the last thing I need." "I think he's looking for something small, and/or more edible for him." "I've made terrible decisions." "There were so many tabs I didn't realize were here." "I've accidentally skipped a couple of steps."

[@Derpikus]

"Fish are food not foes."

[@phatbassanchor]

ROFL XD Early I heard... "Titanium, oh, that's the last thing I need." Then later it became... "Okay, it looks like I'll be needing ALL the titanium" ROFLMAO! Adventure on friend :)

[@AlexAlex-sp7nb]

"Electricity and radiation are broadly the same thing I think"

[@TheCorpsehatch]

"There's big things over there..." Those things are quite small, Jon.

[@Spartaner043]

Typical Brit, crafts his first knife and instantly thinks about mugging the stalker fish :D

[@metetural9140]

Correction: Typical 16-20+ year old brit who wears an Adidas tracksuit

[@christophercarson6634]

If he was a Yank he'd craft a gun at the first sight of a 'school' of fish...

[@austinbutcher8106]

*british officer* sir i hope you have a licence for that knife

[@nathannicelley7502]

Austin Butcher i hope you have a permit for that license

[@blarg2429]

@@nathannicelley7502 I hope you're properly certified to have that permit for that license.

[@15Maaike]

I LOVE how Jon actually scans stuff. A lot of people that I've seen play this game just didn't scan stuff and it was infuriating.

[@kugreymon]

“If you see floating rocks, there are floater on it” Oh John, you dont even know how right you are

[@BRUXXUS]

I'd MUCH rather see this as a series than live streams. You've only had a single series going for quite a while now, I think this would be pretty well received.

[@Ringlord7]

I'd love it if this was a proper full-on series. Could you possibly want to do that Jon?

[@glaxko2]

Jon you will fall in love with this game. Just remember to be thorough when scavenging, even with perception at 9 it's easy to miss things.

[@christophercarson6634]

Jon doesn't have 9 perception though...

[@austinbutcher8106]

Preception 10s hav trouble

[@fuzzymurdermittens]

I'm curious whether he actually read/listened to the data from the lifepods or not. I'm thinking that he might not have realised, perhaps, since he didn't show them in the vid. I like how Subnautica allows people to figure things out in their own time. Sure, info like that would be useful to realise about straight away, but the game doesn't actively punish you for missing it. It just leaves you to eventually figure it out. Great game design.

[@Juliett-A]

In d&d, a 9 would be below average.

[@alexis_electronic]

@@fuzzymurdermittens he didnt pick them up, he might get em later

[@Icecloud1971]

I would seriously love to see this become a series! There's so many nice little hidden things in subnautica -- and it's not all scary!

[@Ris3451]

To me this game is more addicting than scary. You do encounter terrifying creatures but once you know what they do and how to avoid them it's a fun exploration game. Those damn warpers though.

[@BurningSea13]

Tip: all of the life pods have a PDA with playable audio with important lore stuff. You missed one back in pod 4. This game has a great story you can only find by exploring. have fun!!!!!

[@trogdor8764]

He may have collected it but cut out reading it.

[@5Andysalive]

I always wished the game had an optional sandbox mode. The more the story came in, the more the game was put on rails. Up to and inclusing Ghost Leviathan spam to stop you "exploring" in where you're "not supposed to go".

[@john-vince5311]

The ghost laviavans are there to stop you from leaving the map. When they start spawning you leaving the place where there is map entering the void. Devs put them there to stop players leaving the playable area and the story is completely skip able. You don't have to follow and can do what ever you want

[@Mantis_Toboggan_TrashMan]

I raged a bit inside when he missed it. Also I laughed when he thought 100m was deep.

[@LucyWest370]

@@john-vince5311 if you decide to ignore the story there’s nothing to do. You can swim and collect things and stab things but that’s about it. Unless you’re gathering materials to progress forward in the games progression than you’re not really doing anything.

[@CloaksCosplays]

KZbinr : *tries Subnautica* Me: How long until they run into a reaper.

[@ryanpayne9119]

Seeing howw Jon responded to running into a Xenomorph in Alien: Isolation, he'll run into a Reaper about five minutes before he uninstalls the game.

[@hopin8krzys]

Reapers? They are nothing compared to crabsquids

[@MadTurnip]

Ah yes, "reapers"...

[@mustlovedragons8047]

@@MadTurnip "... we have dismissed these claims."

[@Gray963]

I'm so glad he didn't see one. Now he might actually play more.

[@trogdor8764]

Oh no, Jon. We *absolutely* recommended this to troll you. What you've seen so far is the kiddie pool. The deeper you go, the more dangerous and weird it gets, and it goes down to ~1000m. And yes, the plot will take you down there. You are doing better than I expected, though, finding the cave sulphur and figuring out that *a given plant may yield different resources depending on whether you pick it up or harvest it with a knife.* This is an important thing to keep in mind as you continue through the game, as you will eventually be growing food in soil and you'll need to use the knife to get more seeds to replant.

[@vaspeter2600]

To be fair, the more tech one gets the more they tend to get brave. I've seen Sethorven going from "I don't like this, I don't like this, I don't like this" to having a yelling, balls-first mecha-based fistfight with a Reaper and I can definitely see the same thing happening to Jon over time.

[@chriswoodend2036]

I just want to know how the hell he managed to Mr. Magoo his way past those first three crash fish.

[@jacobellinger8027]

Lol seriously they acted drunk in his presence

[@trogdor8764]

I noticed that too lol

[@McNubbys]

He put all his skill points into luck🤣

[@Jorge-wg9tq]

Luck-10 Perception-1

[@Fayewylde]

Please make this a playthrough and not a stream! This game, like Outer Wilds, THRIVES on your own slowly growing knowledge and understanding on the world around you, and spoilers would be very detrimental to that, especially this early. That said, I would be so very, very pleased to get to see you experience more of this game. There's so many incredible places and mysterious surprises waiting to be discovered!

[@cerberus0225]

Jon's streams are thankfully pretty spoiler-free. He usually has Claire reading the chat for him as a filter.

[@GameronGames101]

@@cerberus0225 Even then, the amount of hints he got during the early Outer Wilds streams(I haven't finished the later ones yet) was wayyy too many. It isn't so much spoilers that ruin things, because Claire acts as a filter, but the subversion of the games normal pace. Jon discovers a new thing, and immediately gets hints from chat on what to do. Even subtle/non-story hints shouldn't be relayed, figuring out what and how to do things is the entire point.

[@cerberus0225]

@@GameronGames101 Ehh, I played through Outer Wilds and I've seen the first two streams and I gotta disagree. Jon got hints, sure, but there was plenty he missed or didn't figure out too.

[@GameronGames101]

@@cerberus0225 I guess, but I still think the entire mindset kinda ruins it. Outer Wilds is amazing, but often one of Jon's first thoughts was to ask chat what to do. Plus, there's the whole comet fiasco. I personally don't think Jon would have had such a bad taste with that if he hadn't been told by chat what to do. Either way, Subnautica is a very well directed game, there are small hints hidden everywhere in the lore that give all the direction needed (other than cave sulphur, that's an exception). Any input from chat would speed up Jon's progression through the game, but that isn't really an issue in the first place

[@greenhowie]

Never thought I'd get chills from a thumbnail... Never thought Jon would play this either. Let's get terrified.

[@asbestosfish_]

The first thing I would like to say to you, is that there are numerable species of shellfish that simply _do not die._ Only growing larger, more powerful, and in requiring more food to thrive. The second thing, is that we have explored less of our own oceans than _the surface of the Moon._

[@JD-fb8xl]

So what you are telling me is that if we want to be allowed to explore World 2, we have to kill the Boss Mollusk?

[@asbestosfish_]

Jackson DeWitt I am saying that Cthulhu is a plausible reality, but I guess that would work too.

[@cityuser]

well we've probably explored the surface of the ocean quite well. hmm, yes, the surface is made of rock hmm, yes, the surface is made of water

[@matthewreese7710]

Asbestos Fish thought you were talking about in game then I realized Edit: I think it’s less than 5% of the ocean is explored

[@rookiebear1124]

We've come out on topmof most things but not quite pressure

[@cam_o_man3419]

This is absolutely the type of game I'd love to see Jon do a full playthrough of. Partially just because I want to hear his voice when he sees/hears a Reaper Leviathan.

[@hopin8krzys]

Oooh Subnautica! Please Jon, make this a series and finish it! There are no jellyfishes there, so do not worry (actually there are vines that look like jellyfishes, so yeah...) Edit: also, Subnautica is rather short game. Shorter than Outer Wilds for example, with more exploring and crafting than figuring out clues

[@LaigledeMeaux]

Yeah there are, they just don't move.

[@hopin8krzys]

@@LaigledeMeaux Where were they? I dont remember

[@LaigledeMeaux]

@@hopin8krzys the place I can remember best would be the jelly shroom cave. In the degassi habitat. They hang from the ceiling and kill you very quickly if you touch them.

[@dragmire3D]

Subnautica's length is a hard thing to estimate. Depending on where you find certain blueprints and how willing you are to explore can make cautious or unlucky people seriously lengthen their first playthrough if playing blind and not looking things up.

[@hopin8krzys]

@@LaigledeMeaux Oh right, now I remember. Well, they are more like these vines from stalker, but they do in fact look like a jellyfishes. I probably should edit my comment than

[@pingascolada]

Jon: This feels like a very big moment.... Habitat builder! *Makes habitat builder* Jon: So, this is like a buildy thing... God bless him.

[@noldocelu3326]

I would love to see a subnautica series! There's a lot of things to explore yet.

[@jidk6565]

Under the sea, everything's scary oh listen to me! You'll be screaming, and always missing things! UNDER THE SEA!

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

I sea Subnautica, I click

[@crimsonharvest]

I love this Jon, I hope you do some more reading in the codex it's such a fantastic feature. Careful reading will reveal so many secrets, options, and story beats. e I think a livestream would _ruin_ this, at least at this point in the game, at least without a strict spoiler rule. There's a lot of 'ah ha's that you really want to fully own and experience yourself, and the data in the PDA will lead you there without having to ask chat or a wiki.

[@GameronGames101]

This entirely, if he doesn't do a series I'd truly rather Jon played this only in his own time without recording than have him livestream it.

[@GamerTime_2002]

Jon: there's something really big over there. Me: laughs in Leviathan

[@MaxOverload1]

But it's okay Jon! Because the dev's didn't want you to be able to fight back against the horrors, there are no good weapons either!

[@rorycon10]

The prawn suit would disagree

[@Fayewylde]

@@rorycon10 [Pacific Rim theme intensifies]

[@EvelynNdenial]

@@rorycon10 the stasis rifle and knife also wish to interject.

[@acriticaloversight]

Did you know that the propulsion rifle can be loaded from inventory? And that acid mushrooms, upon impact, explode into a cloud of damaging acid? Just a thought.

[@AragonBattleBorn]

Seen a let's player kill a Sea Dragon using the Prawn suit's double Drill.

[@AragonBattleBorn]

Jon a nice trick to do is get a Peeper and have it in your hands... then approach a Stalker from the front and he'll eat it from your hands. and you'll have made a friend. ^_^ Also on that note some creatures eggs are made in Alien Containment and will become pets for you.. with a special cutscene at the end for your little friend. Oh and did I mention there are Dragons in this game.

[@vandirk7270]

Jon, I went through all these emotions when I started playing the game but muscle through it's a really good story and adventure after the initial panic attack

[@ashdurma2402]

Jon: is British Also Jon: Plays Subnautica My Brain: *RULE BRITANNIA, BRITANNIA RULES THE WAVES*

[@McNubbys]

I whistled Hearts of Oak lolXD

[@ashdurma2402]

@@McNubbys haha love it XD

[@vaspeter2600]

The Great Cornish Empire conquers.

[@gemsdirtykitchen3658]

🍴 SE-RIES! 🍴SE-RIES! 🍴SE-RIES!🍴 Please, please, please, make a whole series! And I would recommend playing alone, not streaming, people really tend to spoil things in this game. And don't look things up. Also, there are lot of folks that say this game really help them with their fear of water, swimming, ocean, unknown, etc. It's a really beautiful game and it isn't that long either.

[@phillip6872]

My only tip for this game to avoid spoilers. Assuming Jon even reads these. Is read the PDA information on things you scan. Which Jon already does. I just hope he's reading it thoroughly enough.

[@jarradscarborough7915]

when you float on the ocean it's scary, when you put your head under and see what's going on beneath it's not. any area with inhibited or limited sight is always scary - it's your instincts protecting you.

[@pariahmutt3589]

This needs to be a series. I get the feeling he’d enjoy the Prawn Suit.

[@D.Jay.]

So basically Jon is terrified of things that look like haunted vaginas.

[@DevinEDB]

"There's not that many terrifying ocean creatures" Lol

[@dragmire3D]

I keep re-watching this in anticipation of the eventual series(probably 2021). Crusader Kings 3 is nice for now though.

[@lacoma631]

20:48 "There's something really big over there!" Jon really has no idea about the creatures in this game, does he? Just wait till he gets eaten by the emperor leviathan.

[@collegiatebuilds4505]

James Fisher wrong leviathan mate

[@lacoma631]

@@collegiatebuilds4505 Isn't there a larger version of the normal leviathan in the underwater river biome?

[@TheGrubslaughterhous]

@@lacoma631 your thinking ghost leviathan, the emperor is different

[@nathanialwoods8281]

There also the Dragon that looks similar to the emperor and really hard to get past but Jon is a long way from getting to that point.

[@bootstheory]

I find this a weird comment, because that's ... like ... the point of Subnautica? You go in not knowing what to expect, the game steadily leads you to more difficult/terrifying creatures and biomes. The number of people being all "lolololol he isn't as informed as someone who's finished the game" are a bit disappointing.

[@Etruscan_Goddess]

So glad that John has also accepted my head cannon that your character just names all the creatures they find really obvious stuff cause they're not that creative.

[@bramweenink7697]

Rule 1 of Subnautica: everything tries to kill you. Rule 2: the planet tries to kill you Rule 3: SERIOUSLY everything tries to KILLL YOU

[@BewareofTarps]

Australia, but underwater. And also a planet.

[@5Andysalive]

It wasn't always like that. Not to the extend that they mde it later in development. It once had a balance that made sense. That absolutely everything attacks you and even your cyclops like crazy, has killed the fun. And makes no sense.

[@ToastyMcGrath]

That really does make the cyclops basically useless. It was fun when it was indestructible, or at least less prone to getting attacked, because then you could make it a mobile base. Now you literally only need it for one item it fabricates; you can otherwise get through the whole game with the Seamoth and Exosuit.

[@cybergeek11235]

The peepers are friends.

[@d2factotum]

@@5Andysalive Were we playing the same game? I very rarely got my Cyclops attacked, unless I was stupid enough to pilot it near a Reaper Leviathan. The things that attached to the hull like limpets and drained all the power were *far* more annoying than the big attacky dudes.

[@stormveradea]

This needs to be a series. This game is amazing.

[@Berathan-dnd]

I really hope this becomes a series. I really want to see you learn the story as it unfolds.

[@maddiewettach4954]

Thank you for braving the jellyfish and other water horrors for us, Jon.

[@matthewreese7710]

My worst nightmare... I’m in a dark cavern filled with water, the cave roof is above my head, I look down and a two small glowing points at beneath me, enlarging. I’m freaking out and as I look down a sea massive jaws with razor sharp teeth open wide and getting bigger, a roar and everything goes black.

[@A1fAnERD]

You're terrified you say? So, based on your track record, this is your new go to stream game.

[@nahco3994]

Welcome aboard Captain. All systems online.

[@CatspawAdventures]

I am so, SO incredibly happy to see you play this, Jon--and even happier to hear that it's coming back in some form. I have terrible thalassophobia, and you pretty much nailed a lot of the reasons why the sea--despite how much I love it--is also terrifying. I avoided this game for the longest time, and it was only a week ago that I watched another KZbinr play it and decided to give it a try. I've played almost nothing else since, and the whole time I've been thinking how much you would LOVE this game. Puns aside, in terms of mechanics and story it is SO much deeper than it looks; you've barely scratched the surface. And you're right that it is outstandingly suited for a livestream, with its recurring loops of peaceful travel, resource-gathering, and inventory management to catch up on superchats, and the way hints from the chats can help find things you overlooked (like the PDA you looked straight at and didn't take, or all the sandstone you swam right past while talking about it...). I really hope you play this through to the end, and get into establishing proper bases in the world--it's the sort of game you can easily lose yourself in.

[@markuskruber4713]

A Subnautica series would be amazing. The game is best enjoyed without any prior knowledge about it, the exploration feels really great.

[@Jorduan100]

Finally, I've been looking forward to this for a very long time. One of our most enjoyed games in years!

[@trogdor8764]

Oof Jon lol... the survival knife is basically a butter knife. Yes you CAN kill things with it but it takes many hits and doing that is likely to get you killed. The knife is really more for harvesting things like coral and plant samples.

[@Honk4frogs]

I REEEEEEAAAAAAALLY want this to become a series, or a couple of streams.

[@hopin8krzys]

My favourite memory form Subnautica was my journey deep below the surface. I scouted the way first and found a very good place with underwater vulcanos, perfect for creating electricity. I get back to main base, spend half hour turning my ship into mobile HQ with farms, water and storage, then probably another hour listing on paper everything I would need to make fully functional base deep in caves, packing everything into my ship and finally going there. This was probably overkill, but I really wanted to do this. It was really unique experience, I never felt like that in any other game with adventures

[@doyouevenpraise189]

Man I hope we got a full series of this game. the story is very good

[@CMDRunematti]

east and west is defined based on where the sun rises, I think. the magnetic poles are that don't define north and east

[@Fabelaz]

*north and south and literally what I wanted to write.

[@CMDRunematti]

@@Fabelaz whoopsie

[@WolfFury15]

I love how I just had the thought yesterday how I didn't think Jon played Subnautica yet and how great it would be to see him cowering in the lifepod, refusing to get into the water and then he released this.

[@LifelessTooth]

Part 2 is going to be the arctic dlc, and the title is going to be "Ice to see you"

[@nemitz71]

I'm happy that he wants to keep playing this

[@ProtagInist]

I really really hope people like this video, this could be a fantastic series. Jon, this game is great and full of great discoveries and adventures.

[@AragonBattleBorn]

So a few tips Jon. 1. the Rebreather will give you more O2 efficiency as you go down. But at some point the pressure will be too high. which is when you will need a vehicle. 2. those little boxes fromt he wreck. normally have one side open on them and allows you to scan the component. 3. the Aurora has a ton of valuable and rare scans. and rare loot to get. 4. collect quartz whenever you can. (you will need a lot of materials.) 5. when you do build a vehicle there will be upgrade slots. some let you go deeper or decrease energy consumption. (the cyclops thermal energy recharger is a must.) 6. you'll sometimes find deposits of ore. you need special equipment to use them. 7. you can carry more then 1 O2 tank at a time. it will slow you down a bit. 8. you can put your hands down to increase swim speed slightly. 9. the Seaglide is your friend it also has a light. and you can turn the holo-map off if you want to save battery. 10. if you find a Reginald catch it. and put it in storage. live fish put in storage will not rot. with the reginald is the best food fish. and you can breed more with the alien containment. 11. Batteries have a charger function. your base can use solar power to slowly recharge batteries. there are other deep-sea ways to generate power. 12. you can build a water purifier in your base.. that's about it. I don't want to spoil too many things for you Jon. Have fun. ^_^

[@TheXplosiv999]

PLEASE make this a series, there's an entire storyline and lore to discover on top of being a survival game. A livestream wouldn't do it the justice it deserves. And yes, not everything wants to eat you... yet...

[@timstanley2031]

Jon, I absolutely love you for playing this. Fair warning though, this game has a habit of not explaining a few quite important things. If you'd like to figure out the mechanics of base building on your own, have a lovely day and ignore the rest of this comment. So things to know about base building. Firstly, the air pump and pipes are for piping air FROM a base to somewhere you want a more easily accessible air source (like down into some of those deep caves). That said, I never bothered with them myself. Your base will produce oxygen as long as it has power, but producing oxygen doesn't consume power. A more important point, you don't actually need foundations to build a base. Foundations are just one of the ways of increasing "hull integrity". As long as the hull integrity of your base is above 0 however, everything is fine. If it drops below, your base will start flooding. Another important note that you may have noticed, deconstructing anything with the habitat builder fully refunds any materials. So you're always free to keep adjusting things and changing your mind about placements until you're satisfied. There's a ton more, but those are probably the most important bits. Hope you enjoy the playthrough bud. Its a wonderful game. (with some sweet mods btw) Thank you for giving it a chance.

[@jim9070]

I'm crying Thank you Jon for playing this

[@AHoardyBoi]

‘The aurora’s where you get stuff!’ Oh no... Also, red grasslands near ship are bad - reaper leviathans! Jon’s fear of big sea creatures has only just begun!

[@trogdor8764]

The base-attached air pump is basically useless. You could use it to get oxygen from your base over to a nearby resource-rich area so you don't have to surface, but you're much better off just using the seamoth, which refills your oxygen when you get inside as long as it has power.

[@joshuaobryan4896]

12:41 he still thinks the ocean is safe how precious

[@fourpage]

APSOLUTELY PLEASE MAKE THIS A SERIES! You seem to be getting the hang of this perfectly well and it seems so perfect for you. This game is amazing and I really want to see you explore this more.

[@randomnephilim]

the bad things don't show up until later when you go deeper or close to the front or back of the ship. the sea glide has a flashlight on it. the big snake thing that life pod 17 got attacked by is in that cave system and they are hostile.

[@tver3407]

I think a live stream of this would spoil to much and distract from the experience

[@sepboeren3291]

I mean claire and the mods are good at avoding spoilers, i think it'd be a good game to stream since its just kinda chill and sometimes a little help is usefull so you're not just wandering around every biome looking for something

[@GameronGames101]

@@sepboeren3291 I think it's less spoilers people are worried about. Looking at outer wilds, Jon would get any answer to any problem as soon as he can't do it himself. Don't have water? Chat tells him where and what he needs. Subnautica has a PDA for a reason, and using it is very important. Beyond that though, and perhaps more pressingly, is the fact that Subnautica is a scary game. Maybe not horror (though is was for me at times), but the unknown and fear of the unknown is a massive source of the games atmosphere. Being with Claire and having chat to talk to will mess with that massively. The best way to play this game is alone, without any wiki unless truly stuck for an extended amount of time.

[@bootstheory]

So glad you enjoyed this! I just started my second play-through. I am also terrified of sea monsters. The beauty of Subnautica is that even though there are far more giant and terrifying things out there, you CAN always retreat back to your lovely safe base in the lovely safe shallows.

[@doesthisunithave1soul46]

Please make this a series! I can totally relate about the fear of the ocean, especially the deeper areas. But it makes it that much more "real" to play (or watch someone play). Completely understand if you can't make it a series, but if you could please do! It is such a good game and I love watching your vids.

[@greengold1986]

You can press play on the voice logs to listen

[@dariusw1776]

Jon: Afraid of big, bad alien fish... Also Jon: plays a game with the reaper leviathan in it.

[@Patrick_3751]

Hey Jon. You want to see even more chill leviathan creatures? Head over to the Aurora!

[@chriswoodend2036]

@Jon I really recommend going through this game, even if it isn't recorded. There are moments in this game that were, for me at least, moments that gave a sense of wonder that I haven't experienced in a game since I was a small child. This really is an experience as much as a game.

[@MST3Killa]

That moment of stepping out of the vault in Fallout 3 gave me the same sensation frankly. The first time I went into a deep cave system in Minecraft too. It did a really great job of balancing intrigue and wonder with a pervading ominous feel...which is what exploration ought to have. It's a bit scary, it's new, it's unknown... but there might be cool stuff so let's go!

[@Jorge-wg9tq]

Cant believe jon topped up his O2 only for him to stay still underwater researching for it to go back down to 80 then explore

[@din3rvids331]

Acid mushrooms... sounds like a hell of a trip

[@JhenMaster]

Here's hoping the promise for a series on this wasn't lost in the shuffle of other games Jon loves coming out or getting remakes or getting cool dlc.

[@lulumolloy]

32:05 when jon finds cave sulfur

[@Triaxx2]

The floating pump can be connected with pipes downward to provide additional oxygen so you don't have to go all the way to the surface. I hope to see a full series. Such an awesome game.

[@ImmortalNaitsirhc]

PLEASE make it a series! I know it's been months since you posted this but I genuinely hope you do a series! There's a whole story to get into!

[@osakasakr1]

Make a SERIES PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEASE !!!!!!!!!!! This game is AWESOOOOOME :D

[@ToastyMcGrath]

This is one of my favorite games of all time, and it is always fun to watch people experience it for the first time.

[@charlesgonzales6928]

"Giant ocean leviathans aren't necessarily bad" -famous last words of reaper food jon

[@BTBSOUNDS]

I mean I VERY nearly drowned to death scuba diving when my breathing pipe things (the main black one and the backup yellow one) were cut open by coral so I get your fear of the ocean Jon. Also you need to play Mark of the Ninja since you're playing games people suggest

[@blarg2429]

That's the last time I rely on the coral mafia to get rid of someone...

[@travisabbott6519]

Jon go behind the ship for a special surprise

[@kylefast9650]

I love this game, especially after watching Neebs play it.

[@AStandsForFrench]

The story in this game is excellent, please continue, it has a definitive end point as well. This is an extremely fun stream game, just make sure you have moderators filter messages to you since there's some spoilers. A few non-spoiler tips: - whenever your scanner room is not immediately being used, turn it off, it drains a shitload of power. - carry around a couple spare batteries and swap them out when necessary to avoid your seaglide crapping out 200m down. - you will eventually find an item with purple in the name of the item, and other colored items similar to it. when you can get these, be sure to craft and carry 2 of each on you at all times or keep them stowed in the storage on your vehicles at all times, to avoid huge amounts of backtracking.

[@EvilLamp6]

Please do a series and start it off with a "Things Jon got wrong".

[@Joe125g20]

Jonnnnn! You missed the blue tablet thing in lifepod 3! They tell useful bits of lore, or help you understand what to do next. Go back and grab it, and look out for more! Also you keep missing boxes on the seabed that may contain fragments of things you need.

[@longandstickystick]

Very much envious of you starting this game for the first time. I'm still waiting on them to finish below zero so I can get lost in that. Please consider making this a series. I understand your fear of the water, however it truly is a good game when you delve deeper into the story.

[@Evil_Hypnotist]

This was a joy to watch, I had a smile on my face throughout. I thought it might be right up your street Jon. I would love to see this become a series, just be prepared for long periods where you need to keep exploring til you suddenly find a way further in the story. It’s well worth the effort!

[@Goatcha_M]

You have to wonder about the evolution of a kamikaze fish. Doesn't seem like a survival trait really.

[@Kiloburn]

42:42 My exact reaction to this part of the game! The ocean freaks me out, too. Please, finish it. It's worth it.

[@iCubPro]

One more vote for a full series, the game deserves it. You deserve it.

[@nap6193]

I hope you do a series on this, one of my top 5 favorite games ever.

[@Tigertanium]

Did you skip the opening cinematic?