Underrated Subnautica Items ⤴️

[@Supnautica]

Also the replenish oxygen feature isn't useless but it's way more useful if you use it to get to surface. I've said this because a lot of people complain that it's useless only to only use it for oxygen

[@joaogabriel896]

You could have included the fact that the repulsion cannon can also be used to get rid of drooping stingers from the jellyshroom cave base

[@Supnautica]

@@joaogabriel896 wait really?

[@alucardunleashed6138]

The air bladder will allow you to ascend roughly 100 meters per pouch. Extremely useful in the early game

[@Supnautica]

@@alucardunleashed6138 Yeah that's what I've originally said in the video but tons of people were commenting that the replenish oxygen button is not useless so I wrote this comment because I've realised it's actually not useless

[@alucardunleashed6138]

@Supnautica I understood, the first time I used it I thought it would work from any depth but I deployed it at 150m and drowned on the rest of the way up lol

[@forest440]

you can use the air bladder just as youre about to black out, which realistically gives you even more oxygen and can save your life at any part of the game

[@Dylanj8795]

At that point just go up instead

[@demonx3779]

​@@Dylanj8795And if there's a roof?

[@Dylanj8795]

@@demonx3779 Most of the time that’s not the case

[@demonx3779]

@@Dylanj8795 Ah, yes, since caves are never explored

[@Dylanj8795]

@@demonx3779 I said “most of the time” can you read?

[@camera-is-me2606]

The Air bladder has always been something I’ve used in my play throughs. It propels you up almost 200 meters in a matter of seconds. Never understood why people thought it was so useless.

[@Supnautica]

Well it's probably due to the fact that before 2.0 it was trash

[@justaguylaughing]

Because its large and is only useful for people who cant read an air gage...

[@Supnautica]

It's also my birthday today 🎉 🍰

[@Saul_goodman98]

Happy birthday guy🎉🎉

[@Supnautica]

@@Saul_goodman98 thanks

[@Waxeleron]

Happy birthday 🎉 🎂

[@queensheza7375]

Happy Birthday. Mine is the 29th.

[@archangelized]

happy birthday

[@hewhomustnotbenamed5912]

So on my first successful hardcore run of Subnautica, me and my Cyclops had a dangerous encounter with a Crabsquid in the Lost River. I put the the silent mode on, but it didn't help because the silent mode didn't turn itself on after an EMP attack. So the crab squid would just see me when the Cyclops turned on. Eventually, I snapped. I had concluded that either I force the creature to retreat, or I die. So I equiped my Repulsion Cannon, climbed out of the Cyclops, and spammed the weapon against the Crabsquid. I WON! My confidence against the game's dangerous animals went way up after this.

[@Supnautica]

Nice. That's why the repulsion cannon is so underrated

[@Perry_Wolf]

With a Stasis Rifle, to hold him still, and a Thermoblade, it only takes about 7 or 8 hits to kill the Crabsquid. Chances are, the reason Silent Mode didn't work against the Crabsquid was because you were using the Cyclops' lights. Had you turned off all the lights, you could've scooted by unharmed, as the Crabsquid is attracted to and attacks light sources.

[@alfrede.newman6626]

​@@Perry_Wolf Yep👍😎

[@wd40swift]

maybe its different on hardcore but from what ive seen the crabsquid is basically not even a threat to the cyclops

[@hewhomustnotbenamed5912]

@@wd40swift I wasn't aware of how much damage the Cyclops could tank. But the Crabsquid was bullying it, because it kept doing an EMP attack before I could make any real distance. From my perspective, I was losing health and it wasn't stopping. So whether I would've survived regardless of my action, was not clear at that time.

[@blicxyuwu]

even with a seaglide the airbladder is still great cause it's faster than the seaglide and even in caves or extremely deep areas it's a good panic button for 15 extra seconds of oxygen :3

[@Supnautica]

@@blicxyuwu yeah

[@jherkin8516]

Extra 21-22 seconds if u use it while the screen fades to black

[@Quasar634]

I always use the air bladder to replenish oxygen. I keep forgetting that it won't kill me like it would irl if I use it to go back to the surface too quickly

[@justaguylaughing]

Just carry and extra air tank...

[@DouglasGibsonjr-zn6mm]

You missed a benefit of the flare it can also be used to get rid of Medium to low level Dangerous creatures

[@Supnautica]

Oh mb

[@Vlad-Ra]

You can also just kite them with your sea glide smh

[@SusDoctor]

You can't convince me to use them. cept the air bladder christ that thing is useful asf

[@Supnautica]

You're missing out. Definitely give them a try

[@SusDoctor]

@@Supnautica brother in Christ the flare gives me epilepsy. I DONT EVEN HAVE EPILEPSY!!!

[@Supnautica]

@SusDoctor well don't use the flare then

[@Vlad-Ra]

@SusDoctor Have you tried a second air tank or the prawn suit / seamoth / even the sea glide?

[@EnzoGabriel-hc3hw]

I love flares, why well, tye flares are REALLY good to find ores in biomes, like the red light have a difference between the walls of a cave and a ore, so it makes so much easy to find any ores in a cave especially in early game

[@Perry_Wolf]

Having played through this game several times, I can say that until Below Zero came out, the air bladder in Subnautica was next to useless as you ascended barley faster than a swim. After Below Zero, (where the air bladder was actually useful), and the Large Room update in Subnautica, the air bladder became much faster.

[@Vlad-Ra]

It's still useless though

[@Supnautica]

Yeah I agree

[@Supnautica]

It's nowhere near useless after 2.0

[@DezmondArnold-zb4it]

I shot a Boneshark into the out of the atmosphere repulsion cannon is 10/10

[@Supnautica]

The first boneshark in space

[@user-gi3xn9nz7z]

While I was playing in hardcore mode, I found pathfinder tool wery useful as it makes escaping from huge ship parts much faster. In hardcore you can’t make any mistakes so this tool is wery important

[@Supnautica]

Yeah

[@alohaha-fv4di]

You can just keep an eye on oxygen meter and craft more tanks 😐

[@wolfen210959]

@@alohaha-fv4di Yeah, but it still comes in handy when you inevitably forget the way out of a wreck, or cave.

[@shrekstar4248]

I just finished the game on hardcore a few days ago and I crafted things I hadn't before to see if they were any good and the air bladder was one of them and it carried me in the early game. its speed is unmatched. Keep up the vids.

[@Supnautica]

@@shrekstar4248 yeah it's really good

[@oyoplayer]

I always use the flare as a flashlight, it's permanent and use nothing to keep it on So I throw it, pick it up and now I have a free flashlight until the end of the game

[@justinvzu01]

I like to use creature decoys to get past the Juvi Ghost in the Lost River.

[@Supnautica]

Same

[@wolfen210959]

There is a safe route to get to the Giant Cove Tree, without needing to sneak past the Juvenile Ghost Leviathan, by using the Blood Kelp Trench and hugging the right hand wall, then entering by the right most cave entrance which takes you straight to the giant Cove Tree.

[@thevalarauka101]

@@wolfen210959 yeah but trying to get your cyclops through the blood kelp trench is a nightmare

[@cyalknight]

Full waterproof lockers can be picked up by the prawn suit. They can also be placed inside each other. This is essentially a storage hack.

[@Supnautica]

Oh yeah I haven't thought of that. Makes it extremely useful

[@misterglo1394]

Air bladder is so helpful early game and saved me many a time in bz

[@countrycoffeecup7772]

The flare also acts as a smaller version of the creature decoy, so it’s really useful for Crash Fish.

[@PersonThatExi]

Also, the Flare can distract enemies which is something a LOT of people don't seem to realise.

[@Supnautica]

Yeah true. I've also only learned about it when someone told me this in the comments

[@Louziferr]

When I tell you, I've been playing subnautica and bzw for a while but I never realized you could throw the flares?? Damn good thing I watched till the end

[@Vlad-Ra]

On your item ratings: Air Bladder: I always got the seamoth on the first day and never had the need for this. Just search in the Kelp Forest until you have the mobile vehicle bay and sea glide and then go to the big wreck in the grassy plateau biome. You'll also find a lifepod and some fragments on the way. Pathfinder Tool: Never got lost in my 200h of the game besides on my playthrough in the lost river (but with my cyclops on me). Just use beacons every time you find a new location. Creature Decoy: It is useless. I tried destroying my cyclops with the sea dragon and it only made 20% damage before it lost interest and swam away. You can also use the quiet mode to swim by (or ahead slow / flank). 4. Just build one base piece with 1 locker. It is a common beginner mistake to use the waterproof ones. It's utterly useless. 5. No one thinks that it's useless. Why did you assume that? 6. Seaglide.

[@Supnautica]

1. I'm no speedrunner I like to play the game slowly and enjoy it 2. Getting lost in wrecks really sucks. Also beacons won't always help you if you don't know the path 3. Yeah but having to repair it sucks I like to deploy a decoy and then forget about them 4. Waterproof lockers are great for putting extra stuff in when for example exploring wrecks and as I said I like to enjoy the game slowly. 5. Almost everyone I've asked or seen they are saying that the repulsion cannon is trash compared to the propulsion cannon 6. Again I like to play the game slowly so I don't always have the seaglide on the first hour I play. They're supposed to be an super early game alternative also the fact it doesn't despawn and you can still pick it up after being thrown makes it really useful in certain situations and as well scare away bonesharks for example

[@Tidevans]

The pathfinder has saved my life so many times along with the air bladder thing flares are amazing too they work as great lights and super affordable for the early game

[@Supnautica]

Yeah. I don't know why tons of people hate them.

[@Tidevans]

@@Supnautica it’s because they never used them and assume they suck but the stuff that everyone hates is most of the time the stufff that has the best purpose

[@Supnautica]

@Tidevans Yeah that's true

[@heromahdi]

dude the air bladder saved me in my hardcore mode MILLIONS of times. I cannot describe how deathly inderrated it is.

[@Supnautica]

Fr

[@katelijnhovestad8382]

TIL you breathe in the air that you release from the air bladder... ive had this one in my second slot forever and its a must have for me but i never even figured this out lmao, thanks!

[@Supnautica]

You're welcome

[@Fantalover-gt9ww]

You can use the flare as a torch when in the prawn suit with a grapple hook arm and when going down to the lost river you can use it to see in the dark blood kelp zone

[@Supnautica]

That's genius

[@erdvilla]

The Air Bladder is a must for early game, it can even help you escape those nasty exploding fishes, and you can stop the ascension by pressing the button again, so no need to go all the way up after they explode; just remember the compressed air tank remains partially used, so it might not be enough to pull you up from 200m deep until you re-serface for it to refill.

[@BOXMAN2018]

Waterproof Lockers are so good early game. When on my hardcore run I had 3 waterproof lockers full of titanium 💀

[@Supnautica]

Have you built a base out of them? If yes that's what I also sometimes do

[@BOXMAN2018]

@@Supnautica LOL Friend: "I don't think I got enough space, gonna have to build more lockers." Supnautica: * laughs in storage *

[@Cappuccino_Rabbit]

Finally a Repulsion Cannon enjoyer. That thing can be fun just to mess around with the fauna, only downside is that it consumes a lot of battery energy But that becomes a non-issue once you unlock either the battery charger and the ion battery upgrade

[@Supnautica]

Ye

[@budoboy420]

I feel like the waterproof locker is just universally used early game lol. Once you get a base there is no reason to have them. I do gotta day though the pathfinder saved me a lot in my recent below zero run. The murcury is easy to get lost in. Air bladder is so good early game, if you are too far down just fly up, if you are in a cave and wanna delay the inevitable? Replenish ur o2 with it.

[@Supnautica]

Yeah I agree

[@VeraVemaVena]

Flares are objectively better than the flashlight until you get your hands on a base with stable power supply and battery chargers. Just throw it and pick it back up, and you've got a flashlight with 360° illumination Also, using Waterproof lockers with wrecks like that absolutely GENIUS! I can't believe I never thought of that!

[@Supnautica]

Yeah. I'm glad you like the "strategy"

[@xtxprx7472]

Flares insted of a flashlight... interesting Its not like we don't even use flashlights as its whaste of inventory space... No matter, people who play subnautica more just don't need those as we know the way around things. Good video tho for newbies!

[@Supnautica]

@@xtxprx7472 Yeah the flare is the weakest one of them. But I made this video to show new players and also experienced players that these items are actually not useless

[@Vlad-Ra]

Sea glide has o flashlight

[@camera-is-me2606]

Ive done multiple playthroughs and I always use the air bladder. 200 meters up in less than 10 seconds is extremely useful for early game exploration and allows you to get to so many places you wouldn’t think you could with no vehicle.

[@pista69420]

flashlight has a whiter and brighter light than seaglide's light and some areas (if u explore at night) are extremely dark like sea trader's path wrecks other than that area's like lost river and ILZ or ALZ despite them being way deeper they are bright. bulb zone, grade reef, deep grade reef, kelpzone are bright on their own. or maybe u r just a 999+ hours player XD

[@alohaha-fv4di]

Air bladder in vanilla Subnautica: 👶🍭 Air bladder with deathrun mod (decompression sickness included): 💀☠

[@Tusk-act-5]

Hey! You just gained a sub

[@Supnautica]

Thanks

[@barsozuguler4300]

I made 3 floating storage units before learning how to build bases. Now they hang out in the water aimlessly and without any item inside

[@Supnautica]

I mean that's their purpose. You craft them to store items and then move them to your new base and if you don't want to use them anymore they just sit there

[@stacypulley7485]

Air Bladder has saved my butt ZILLIONS of times, no lie.

[@Mrballerhimself]

The air bladder is good bit useless after you get the seamoth because you just get in that for O2

[@Supnautica]

Yeah

[@Woodland_Adventures]

the airbladder literally moves you faster than the recommended speed for deep-diving resurfacing techniques. And since it has more than enough oomph to get you from the bottom of the map to the top, I don't know how Ryley survived me using it.

[@Supnautica]

He's just built different 💪

[@Jelly27Fish]

I COMPLETELY agree that the air bladder is probably one of THE MOST useful items in the entire game, but I don't think its value EVER fades away, as you progress, and nor do I think it's "useless" to replenish your oxygen with it, WHATSOEVER! In fact... this one, godly little tool has saved my life NUMEROUS times, playing hardcore, due PURELY to the fact that I CAN use it to replenish my oxygen, especially when exploring wrecks underneath the floating island, leaving my vehicle in the lost river/lava zone, and even for simply dodging being bitten by some of the larger carnivores, by using its extreme speed to my advantage. Like... take it from me; If you ever see the shadow of, or hear the scream of a reaper right next to you, and you're any more than 40 meters underwater, without a stasis rifle on you... just switch to THAT little thing and IMMEDIATELY shoot for the surface... the reaper won't even know where you WENT before you're already booking it for safety!

[@Supnautica]

Yeah I agree. Maybe I should start using it through my whole playthrough

[@Vlad-Ra]

Use a seamoth / prawn/ seaglide / second air tank blud + Hardcore isn't hard. Pretty much the only danger in subnautica are glitches

[@fedtrfggfdb]

I use flares in the early game for the light: Throw it, and once its lit, pick it up, and even at night you will have a "torch"!

[@gdera2174]

The flares get more usefulness in BZ, to scare away snow stalkers

[@Supnautica]

Yeah and they also give you a little bit of resistance of cold

[@johnmoore8627]

Bro what do you mean people don’t use the pathfinder?! How do you even navigate the area outside the alien thermal plant without the pathfinder?!

[@Supnautica]

You'll be surprised that almost nobody uses it and I don't understand it. There're a lot of locations that are basically a maze

[@alfrede.newman6626]

Good Video 👍😎 I noticed some of these when I was starting.. couldn't make the build tool,so made a bunch of the containers and had plenty of stuff for later.. The bladder is always on my hot keys..its an early game must...(i did use the 15 secs of air once trying to leave a wreck, barely made it).😅 The Pathfinder is awkward...it shoots too far and i still can't figure the arrows, but its still my go-too tool in bad caves and the big wrecks...i also drop flares.. sometimes they will move under the map though..same with the Beacon...set on land or touching anything else and they stay under the map. The propulsion cannon is GREAT...you said why😅 Happy Birthday !🎉 (mine was a few days ago .)

[@Supnautica]

I'm glad you like the video. With the pathfinder it's the best to aim it at your feet and shoot it. Also happy birthday

[@ast_loaf-9351]

i littaraly didnt even know the path finding tool was a thing and iv beatin it twice 😅

[@Supnautica]

@@ast_loaf-9351 It's one of the forgotten tools but it's extremely useful

[@Vlad-Ra]

@Supnautica Blud, these items (except repulsion cannon) are beginner traps. So people, who haven't played a lot might end up using them, but they are actually worse in every way than their alternatives.

[@Sancheroid]

Ok, i got it. Pathfinder tool for early game, flares for earlier early game, got it XD sorry, that's just a little funny, it is useful i think

[@Supnautica]

Yeah it's kinda funny

[@The_KingDoge]

Most broken tool is the stasis rifle by far, combine with swim charge and you have something more powerful than the qep

[@Supnautica]

I don't really like the swim charge fins because they make you slower

[@The_KingDoge]

@@Supnautica while thats true, with the stasis rifle, you can get by because everything else gets Dio-ed

[@wolfen210959]

@@Supnautica They are not as fast as the other swim fins, but you never need to worry about re-charging batteries, ever again. They even charge the battery on your Seaglide while you're using it.

[@Supnautica]

@@wolfen210959 Yes true but I much rather prefer the speed over batteries. I always have a bit extra and I can then recharge them at base

[@zenphir9051]

Why did they feel the need to remove both the Stasis Rifle and the Repulsion Cannon? At least give us the one that stuns leviathans for two seconds and only works when you’re right up in their faces, because that one is still kinda balanced and far more useful than it’s predecessor which only has like one location you can actually use it in.

[@Supnautica]

Honestly I have no idea

[@sharondornhoff7563]

Not really a "tool", but you can use those stupid black carryalls from the Aurora's crew cabins to stash any items you need to come back for, same as you're suggesting we utilize waterproof lockers at wreck sites. Just plop one down near an entrance and stuff it full of posters or whatever, so that you can grab its contents easily on a second foray to the ship: no need to deal with respawned fires or whatever.

[@Supnautica]

Yeah that's really smart. I haven't actually thought of utilizing them because my inventory is always full when exploring the aurora. Also one time I had to slightly move my tiny base with all my stuff inside because of the dumb terrain. And I've brought almost every carryalls from the aurora because I like decorating so to move my base I was throwing them into water filling them up with resources and slowly moving them into my new base.

[@lazy_guy_2525]

Air bladder is good for early game. Decoy tubes are good for the Cyclops

[@twentysheds___5967]

I like inventory space too, so often I am leaving useful tools behind

[@Tauhallsenpai]

Flares are awesome! I use them as light sources for a loong time. Especially because i can trow them and have the hands free + the light source! Most people dont know you can retrieve it after trowing it and take the flare lit with you. I wish there was an option to light it w/o trowing!

[@Supnautica]

Ye

[@sharpfang]

Bad advice on not using the bladder to replenish oxygen. When you find you have dallied too long in a cave it's a life-saver. You will easily reach the surface on seaglide in the 15s it buys you.

[@Supnautica]

Yeah now I know that but I was speaking from my experience in the video where I didn't use it for oxygen but just to get up quickly

[@jasperzanovich2504]

Often enough the way straight up isn't open or you are way too deep to make it to the surface but your vehicle is close enough for 15 seconds.

[@keiyakins]

The air bladder, aka the bends inducer :P

[@shadowraith10]

See what I hate about the pathfinder tool is that it's tedious to get out of my cyclops, place a pathfinder mark, then get back in, keep moving... It's kinda why I don't use it and just use beacons.

[@Supnautica]

But you have to move the beacon too and why do you use beacons to indicate where your cyclops is. It has a waypoint by default. (I'm probably not understanding what you said properly)

[@mrjblacc85]

I've allways loved the air bladder. Don't mind using a storage box, but mire then allways seems wastefull

[@helohel5915]

Thing about the creature decoy on the cyclops is that you can just not get attacked in the first place? You can drive within 30m of a sea dragon completely undetected

[@Supnautica]

Well yeah but obviously you won't always manage to sneak right past a creature

[@helohel5915]

@@Supnautica silent running + slow speed and stopping whenever something gets close basically guarantees you will not get agro

[@Supnautica]

@@helohel5915 yeah that works but I prefer not to stop every time I just like to deploy the decoy and then get away from them easily

[@Supnautica]

Right but silent running drains power faster and slow speed makes the cyclops way more slower than it already is. In my playthroughs I prefer to launch a decoy and then get away

[@helohel5915]

@@Supnautica You only need to do it for a tiny bit to get past the leviathan If you wanted speed, just use a prawn + grapple in leviathan infested waters. They can't catch you

[@Play-GDocXII]

As a creative player, I just use the air bladder to get out of tricky spots like exiting the Primary Containment Facility Aquarium.

[@Supnautica]

Interesting

[@angela-ws1yy]

Just a note replenish oxygen doesnt give oxygen as far as i know but it releases all the air in it

[@Supnautica]

I'm pretty sure it does give you O²

[@Maxnetite]

air bladder: make sure to always keep at least one air bladder on you at all times.

[@Supnautica]

Yeah that's a good tip but I usually just put it in a locker once I get a seamoth

[@Mari.V5]

I dont understand. Ppl use the bladderfish and say its good but the airbladder does the same thing but it doesnt go away when u use it. U can just have like 5 in ur inventory for basicly free and u have 75 extra seconds of o2

[@Supnautica]

Yeah exactly and not to mention that bladderfishes are not everywhere. Also I think at that point you should just bring an extra O² tank with you

[@Mari.V5]

@@Supnautica per slot the air bladders are better until u get the ultra high capacity tank but u wont actually need that much more so i think just use air bladders

[@Supnautica]

@רחפןמיני3 Oh alright

[@goldenmanstudios]

Fire video

[@Supnautica]

Thanks ♥️

[@rPenek]

Creature decoy is just not worth the materials. If something wants to destroy your cyclops, just turn off the engine and it will lose interest in you, once its far enought turn engine back again and do your thing.

[@Supnautica]

@@rPenek Yeah but I kinda find that annoying I don't want to stop just because of some annoying creature. So I just craft the decoys. They're cheap and you get 3 of them

[@rPenek]

@@Supnautica Unless you kill the creature you will have to use decoy everytime you get pass the creature. Its like a subscription, its cheap but over time you spend more than its worth it.

[@plaguenplay3516]

​@@rPenekmeanwhile silent running just...exists and is good with the decoy

[@rPenek]

But you are talking about decoys, silent running is one of the reasons that you dont need decoys.

[@Supnautica]

Right but it's the same with turning your engine off you will just have to sit there every time you want to pass through and it's not like I pass a place frequently on a creature's path

[@BoxLoder]

For me the air bladder saved me alot of times in deep depths. I just bring with me 3 or 5 of them for emergency use. I use them for air as I try to swim up and ascend as sometimes ascending using air bladder with 10 oxygen left in 200m is not good.

[@Supnautica]

Wouldn't it be better to just let them carry you up to the surface instead of refiling your oxygen

[@user-gn3jz3rz7n]

Happy birthday 🎂

[@Supnautica]

Thanks

[@barsozuguler4300]

The only useful item is pathfinder since you can use it for special underwater entrances that is the only existing spoilers for the game

[@Supnautica]

Nah. The air bladder for example is really useful and the other things too

[@gringe_crimson]

I love repulsion canon it’s so good

[@Supnautica]

Same

[@mrnickbig1]

Those items, as well as the Cyclops, ARE useless! The ONLY purpose for the Cyclops is to fabricate the shield module. With a little sense in inventory management, the floating storage locker is unneeded.

[@Vlad-Ra]

Agreed. Just use Prawn with Grapple Hook to get around.

[@mrnickbig1]

@@Vlad-Ra , and jet upgrade. When I do a play through (hard core), I just make 1 base in shallows with lots of solar panels. Sea Moth is convenient, but not absolutely necessary. Sea Glide is not necessary. I even go vegetarian and just eat kelp, gelsacks, and fruit. Water is easy to make with salt and coral tubes. I sometimes watch other people do playthroughs, but often get disgusted when they refuse to make fins and air tanks, ignore instructions on setting up hot keys, fill up all inventory space with acid mushrooms, and refuse to use the slightest bit of common sense.

[@Supnautica]

I have to absolutely disagree. The cyclops is a cool sub and it's extremely useful

[@mrnickbig1]

@@Supnautica , in what way is it useful? It is slow, unwieldy, and takes enormous resources. Anyone with a brain simply activates the fast travel network (with gates marked by beacons) and uses the PRAWN. The Cyclops is not fast, nor is it needed for any super long distance trips. The only reason people HAVE to build the damned thing is to fabricatwe the shield module for the Neptune.

[@Supnautica]

@@mrnickbig1 Fast ≠ Better. Yes it's slower than all the vehicles but it's tanky, it acts as a mobile base, has tons of storage, you can dock your prawn suit or seamoth there and is overall really cool. The fact that you don't have to bring massive supplies of food on your adventures and just plant a few things in your Cyclops is extremely useful.

[@iasdim35]

Happy birthday🎉🎉

[@Supnautica]

Thanks

[@mrbanana7110]

Path finding tool is for people with bad orientation or don't use the map in the seaglife

[@Supnautica]

Yeah such as me. And the seaglide map won't really help you in wrecks (I'm pretty sure)

[@Seraphim_1172]

The seaglide map absolutely sucks

[@cardiv5zuikaku944]

The seaglide map absolutely sucks (2)

[@mrbanana7110]

@@cardiv5zuikaku944 yes (2)

[@mrbanana7110]

@@cardiv5zuikaku944 but (2)

[@Onemancheeseburger]

Who even thought that decoys were useless wtf. They saved me from ghost leviathan

[@Supnautica]

A lot of people actually. There's tons of people in my comment section saying they're useless

[@Onemancheeseburger]

@@Supnautica i hope ghost leviathan eats their cyclops

[@Supnautica]

@@Onemancheeseburger Yeah

[@Onemancheeseburger]

@@Supnautica i know that I'm late, but happy birthday

[@Supnautica]

@@Onemancheeseburger thanks

[@Samuele-hm2jv]

Happy late birthday 🥳🎂

[@Supnautica]

Thanks

[@Saul_goodman98]

Why you need to waste batteries and copper if you can do flares with only sulfur(An easy material to find)

[@Supnautica]

@@Saul_goodman98 Well battery chargers exist

[@Saul_goodman98]

@@Supnautica but in early game its much comfortable having the flare

[@Supnautica]

@@Saul_goodman98 Well yeah but the pathfinder tool doesn't consume much energy at least that's what I remember and it's not really hard but the flares are a good alternative that's why I included them and said they can be used an an alternative

[@luckypanda512]

Better yet, make repair tools with that sulfur and then take the batteries out, better if you are worried about copper

[@LaloMartins]

The air bladder is great, but only after they buffed it in BZ. When I first played it was useless. The others are all a waste of resources, sorry. *Especially* lockers. Just having them (and pipes) in the fabricator menus ruins many people's playthroughs.

[@Supnautica]

1) The air bladder is buffed in the original after 2.0 2) They are not useless. I've had many situations where I found them really useful 3) I don't see how these items can ruin someone's playthrough

[@Perry_Wolf]

@@Supnautica #3, especially the air pump and pipes...I've seen so many players waste insane amounts of time trying to use these to get deeper, only to find they only go a very limited distance and you cant take them further into cave systems, only to the opening or a little ways in. And they're just janky and glitchy to use. Although it doesn't ruin a play through, it definitely sets it back a ways, and creates frustration, once you figure out how useless the things are!

[@Supnautica]

@Perry_Wolf ye

[@LaloMartins]

@@Perry_Wolf this. As for lockers, they cause people to put off building way longer than they should.

[@LaloMartins]

@@Supnautica “1) The air bladder is buffed in the original after 2.0” Yeah I know, that's what I mean. I say “after they buffed it in BS” because chronologically that's when it became useful. All chill though. I disagree with you but I appreciate your love for the game.

[@johnnyknadler1157]

Just use the Seaglide lights

[@oscarmendoza6416]

good job, just wish you had gameplay instead of the background picture.

[@Supnautica]

Well it's a video but I can see what you mean

[@hat6885]

Happy belated birthday

[@Supnautica]

Thanks

[@IdkHowToBePro]

Happy bday🎉

[@Supnautica]

@@IdkHowToBePro thanks

[@queensheza7375]

I use them all.

[@Supnautica]

@@queensheza7375 nice

[@Niesmiesznyy]

Bladder fish is op

[@cocodojo]

In a world mostly covered in undrinkable salty water, the bladder fish is definitely op!

[@gordonneverdies]

How do you make a path finder?

[@Supnautica]

Creepwines seeds, copper wire and a piece of titanium

[@onik7000]

Most of these things are to expensive for early game.

[@Supnautica]

Yeah that's because you're not supposed to use most of them in early game...

[@Raykiv]

Try and convince me air bladder is useful again and we'll have some problems.

[@thespaceman8231]

They buffed it heavily with the new subnautica 2.0 update that came out recently. I just played it and the air bladder allowed me to reach places I otherwise couldn't have escaped even with the seaglide. I suggest you try it out.

[@Raykiv]

@@thespaceman8231 I did and I hated it

[@MaisistkeinGemuese]

How can you hate the Airbladder when you can go 170 Meters in 3 Seconds? It takes like 20 seconds to swim that distance in the game.

[@cooltv2776]

@@Raykiv what part about it did you hate?

[@Supnautica]

@@Raykiv You probably used it wrongly. Don't use it to replenish oxygen use it to get to the surface quickly

[@justaguylaughing]

Your very first point, early game prior to deaglide and youre in too deep. Thats no a positive for the bladder its a con on your play style. You know you can carry an extra tank as well... Getting lost in a cave... dont bother with your path finder make air tubes like a guide rope... Sorry not even concerned with your othe points given how lame your initial points are...

[@Supnautica]

The air bladder is really good for getting really fast up even with the seaglide. Carrying an Extra O2 tank just takes up space in your inventory even when you can just only take up one. Crafting air tubes is just not efficient. You have to connect it to an air pump (I'm pretty sure) since it gets expensive over time while the pathfinder is just a one time thing and it even glows in the dark which helps you navigate easier.

[@justaguylaughing]

@@Supnautica a guide rope is a permanent installment and if you think titanium is expensive lol 😂 the extra tank doubles your o2 where the balder is a few extra seconds. The air tank is useful 100% of the time where the blader is only useful for people fkn up and nearly dieing.

[@Supnautica]

@justaguylaughing So is the pathfinder. And it gets expensive over time if you have to constantly craft new pipes. And like I said the extra air tank just cramps up your inventory which is already a big problem in the game. And the air bladder allows you to stay underwater for a bit longer and you don't have to worry about the fact if you make it or not.

[@justaguylaughing]

@@Supnautica why would you have to craft keep crafting new pipes? You mean for a new cave yea that how lines work. Th3 key difference here is you dont have to keep carrying the pipe lole the finder and the pipes give you o2 unlike the pathfinder. Again the blader is a waste of space where as the tanknis well used space. No i dont think inventory is a problem, sounds more like a logistics failure to me.

[@Supnautica]

@justaguylaughing Dude having to set up air pumps is such an inconvenient strategy and you're here complaining that the air bladder is useless or the other stuff. Jesus Christ you're so stubborn.

[@firetitanyt1538]

0:59 using the air bladder for oxygen is busted even though it doesn’t seem like much they’re really cheap to make and you have multiple of them when you use an air bladder to give yourself oxygen it gives you 15 seconds which is huge the oxygen effect / how far it can push you up stacks… I usually carry four on me at all times when I’m in a cave or don’t the seamoth yet (seatruck if you’re playing bz) this way I’m able to easily go caves without in the early game worrying about my oxygen as much as I normally would… also a good rule of thumb is if you’re in a cave be prepared to use it for oxygen, but only use it if you know you’re not gonna make it and then once it’s used immediately swap out the used one for a fresh one in the inventory because it will save your life especially if you’re in a wreck… or playing hard-core

[@Supnautica]

True but I've seen a lot of people just use it for oxygen and then they complain that it's ass. Could have worded that better

[@NotSwiftFox_]

Happy birthday🎉🎉

[@Supnautica]

@@NotSwiftFox_ Thanks