Why Subnautica Has a Cult Fanbase
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Subnautica has an extremely dedicated community. Discover the origins of Subnautica and learn the reasons why it is still loved even today.
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Hey this was super well made! :) Really enjoyed the vid!
Hey it's you! I'm happy you enjoyed it, thanks for watching :)
Sup TLB
Thats exactly the thing that was in the video people showing up under "new" creators vids
Dang
Somehow I knew you'd be here Bacon
My best memory is finding Time Capsule... It had things and screenshots saved by person who already finished the game and their encouraging words... It feels great to find them.
nice! the first time i found a time capsule, i had no idea it was from a real player until someone told me. I got an Ion Battery and helped me out so much. Thanks for sharing :)
Finished this game about 5 times now. Never found one :( .
What they are from players?
First time player here, I found one honoring their favorite pet Peeper, so cute!
try looking down when swiming they only spawn on the ground
What was in the time capsule anyways? I had left one a long time ago where i showed a screenshot of the player levitating in a story location without really spoiling anything and left a bunch of really good items.
I wish I could errase my memory and play this game for the first time again. I really love the way you slowly uncover the story on your own and I haven’t found another game like it.
thanks for watching Luigi :)
Outer Wilds, here you go :)
Heard many people (myself included) compare vibes of these two games.
Just don't spoil anything for yourself, the less you know - the better
Yes! Like, it's amazing on it's own, but then the additional storyline of other creatures just really hit me out of nowhere. Just unexpected.
Legitimately the truth of this game. The closest you can get is watching new players on youtube fumbling there way threw missing stuff as chat screams "you missed something!!!!" It can be quite fun.
yeah the game was perfectly pace you cant explore much because you need something stronger to explore more deep more usefull item and it make sense
My favorite memory is just being blown away by the beauty of the world. Once I reached the semi deep areas I was stunned by the visuals and the freedom to explore everything I could see
Love this game, I think I have over 1000 hours on it! Loves every second as well
i think i have over 1,000 hours too.
As someone with severe thallassophobia, even the semi deep areas freaked the hell out of me. My first experience with a reaper still haunts me.
Dudes spiting mad facts
I have a clear memory of my first encounter with Mr. Cuddles, I was at the mountains looming for Cyclops blueprints, and then I heard a roar, me being naive and optimistic chalked it up to a stalker or a bone shark.
Boy was I wrong, he grabbed me, my Seamoth was fine, all I remember is screaming in the middle of the living room with my whole family there. To this day, no matter how strong I am I still don't go near the mountains nor any place with reapers, I've never gone to the Dunes. Ever. That's how afraid I am.
this was great lol. thank you for sharing
Never really gone to the dunes either (except for that cuddlefish egg), but for a different reason. Those desolate plains that stretch out nearly forever, the roar of the reapers in the background, that sorta stuff scared the crap out of me.
Honestly, i’ve gotten over my reaper fear. It went from me jumping out of my seat when i saw it in my first play through, to killing 5 of them in my second. even though i’m not scared anymore i still don’t go to the dunes. It’s a bad idea, little loot with huge danger.
i literally named my prawn suit “REAPER SLAYA
I go reaper hunting in the dunes with my good ol' prawn suit
My most terrifying memory /experience in SubNautica was when I attempted to see what was in the depths of the Crater Edge with my Cyclops. Nothing obviously, but I didn't know that at the time as it was my first playthrough. I had previously attempted to swim across it by my lonesome self at night thinking that a light spec in the distance was a reachable location. I eventually gave up and swam back as I was not getting any closer (obviously) and my AI warned me of the extreme dangers. Later on I had finally at long last built myself the Cyclops. It was quite the exciting achievement for me at the time and I used it for pretty much all travel between my bases and had many resources on it. Eventually I decided to check out the Crater Edge again. But THIS time I had my Cyclops with ALL the Depth Modules included. Curiosity got the better of me and I really wanted to see if there was anything down there. For all I knew there could have been something important down there and I didn't really think much about the perfectly shear edge. (*cough cough* generic edge of map stuff)
So down I went at a respectable clip when, not one but THREE Ghost Leviathans one after another started pounding my sub. I'm sure you can just imagine the sheer terror I experienced when I saw them for the first time threw the forward porthole. I think I even let out a yelp. After I got over my shock and fear I then frantically shut off my sub's engines and all of my sub's external and internal lights thinking that they would attract the monsters out side. After putting out all of the fires I then sat at the helm for several long minutes trembling in fear as I watched the Ghost Leviathans circling around me and the Critical Hull Integrity alarm going off. Eventually I built up enough courage to exit the my sub so that I could repair the damage. As the Leviathans were still there I had to dodge all over the place and make several trips back inside for a quick moment of respite. After it was fully repaired (and it was a miracle that I never died) I then slowly and ULTRA cautiously started to make my way back to the surface by starting engines in silent mode, rising up a couple meters, then stopping engines for a few minutes to let the Leviathans calm down. It took multiple jumps and it was super intense and stressful the entire time but I was eventually able to safely get back to the surface with minimal damage.
This game seems to have a way of punishing you for making stupid mistakes and this time (and I'm still not quite sure how) I made it out scot free with only a slap on the hand. This was by far my most terrifying experience in SubNautica to date. Its experiences like these that make this so much fun and exiting, even games that were suppose to be scary didn't scare me half as much as this game did or keep me so much on edge when I first played it.
I love the ghost leviathans, they are scary if you don't know where they are(the sounds are awesome), but if you want to challenge yourself you can try to kill one, did it once, and then started building the rocket in the void xD. It was like I had an audience to see me leave
No way you got out of your sub just to fix it with three ghosts going for you 😭😭😭
@@swallowme2529 he is the chosen one
when you find out that the cyclops emergency alarms music is more fire than the cyclops when the song turns on
Curiosity *almost* killed the cat. Or at the very least put it in critical danger 💀
I have thalassophobia and this was scarier than any horror game ever to me and it was great. I had so much fun while trying not to shit my pants when hoing to new areas and exploring the map and it’s creatures. Overall amazing and truly a masterpiece
I can only imagine trying to play this game with thalassophobia, lots of respect.
this game gave me thalassophobia after I played it for the first time
Yo same. But I love ecology and speculative biology so everytime I see a new creature (especially a scary one) I am both in awe and close to tears from fear
At the time of this video being posted, I am at 42 subscribers! I appreciate every single one of you. My only goal is to consistently learn and create the best videos I possibly can. If you join me on this journey, thank you :)
Edit: A LOT of you are being super nice, it's been really motivating to see a lot of new people wishing me the best, I just wanted to give my genuine thanks, seriously
you are growing faster than average grandkid in their grandma's eyes
I am your 485th sub : )
As an old NS2 fan I was exceptical with this game at the begining, but I have to admit I was completely wrong and this game is a truly masterpiece.
that's amazing to hear, i wasn't around during those times but it's nice to learn about
@@MuhMercy I also have been with subnautica since alpha and have a steam screenshot I call minecraft in subnautica. It was from a deep cave in alpha that had some VERY blocky terrain.
The most intense moment I had with Subnautica was when after getting the Sunbeam countdown I decided to properly visit this strange building on the island before they arrive and take me home. While the countdown was running I learned what the buildings purpose is and then frantically tried to do something -- anything! - before the Sunbeam came into range, some way to contact them, some way to quickly disable the building. Then in the end watching helplessly as the Sunbeam arrived...
When I first started this game I was scared to even go into the water, It took me 10 whole minutes of preparation to jump into the water where I truly fell in love with this game.
It can definitely be intimidating, but it's an amazing experience. thanks for watching ethan :)
What a transition 💪🏾
I'm ashamed to say I've been scared as well, never expected to feel so overwhelmed on trying the game a couple of years back, I played Subnautica once and never played again, I'm sure the game is good, I need to pull my finger out and try again.
oh same, i was terrified of even swimming around in the safe shallows at the start 😭🖐
i love the time capsule idea in the game.
i had a time capsule that literally made me emotional.
i found it in the dunes so i was pretty stressed with reapers roaring around me.
it had a statis rifle and a few pieces of magnetite in it, and the picture was a screenshot of a reefback leviathan at night being observed from an observatory room.
the description said
“You know, sometimes, your mind plays tricks on you. It can tell you you’re no good, that its all hopeless. But, I’ve discovered this. You are loved. And Important. You bring to this world things no one else can… So hold on.
literally calmed me for the rest of my exploration in the reaper infested biome and i made it home and took a picture of the time capsule because it was the first ever one to make me smile.
Having a stasis rifle probably helped you with feeling calm too.
Awesome story 😁
That is an amazing message to pass on to a complete stranger who will play the game after you. I hope you made a good time capsule when you ended your game.
I am a big fan of Subnautica. I have only completed it twice, but I love to watch other people discovering it for that first time. I will watch Let's Plays all day long.
Shoutout to @Sea&me - Marine Biologist Plays Subnautica. And a few dozen others. Thank you all for sharing your first experience with us!
Hope you like the 100 Days VR video coming in the future. Thanks for wathcing testfire :)
From the production quality I thought u had atleast 100k subscribers. The quality is there, thousands of subscribers will come in no time
this comment means everything and motivates me even more, thank you for that :)
This was a very exciting video! It made me relive all of the memories I have about this game. My first introduction was when Markiplier started to play it.
Truly one of my most favorite documentary videos on any game ever, and it’s only this channel’s second video. Keep making more videos!
extremely well done, im super excited to see the 100 days in subnautica video! such a beautiful game
thank you sleep! going to be a big project but I'm excited :)
@@MuhMercy what’s the time line for that videos release?
@@Potato-bg3pb It is fully recorded but now I have 30+ hours of footage to edit. Gonna be a lengthy project to tackle but I'm really excited. No date as of yet
@@MuhMercy congrats on 1k subs
My first experience with Mr. Cuddles was when I went to the aurora and it opened up. I had been there multiple times and never wondered if there could be anything dangerous. I was on my way back to my SEAMOTH when my older brother says “isn’t there supposed to be a bog fish?” What? I’ve never seen or heard… i then heard the blood hurdling roar loudly. I was also curious so i turned to look. Qnd there it was grabbing my submarine and destroying it while all i could do was watch.
That means they like you and hope you come back to bring them more sacrific- I mean… friends.
I liking Unknown worlds to the Developers at Undead Labs both are hard-core in their love for the game and the Fan base; I have many hour watched of sub and many more playing Below Zero just as SOD and SOD2. These 2 are hands down my favorite games thus far.
Huge bro Huge upgrade in the editing! 🔥🔥🔥 You deserve great success, Keep it up ❤️
that means a lot. i've been learning a lot and trying to apply myself. glad you noticed
@@MuhMercy I see this channel growing to the size of other subnatica channels!
My very first playthrough I had just built the PRAWN suit and was exploring around the front of the Aurora with my brother watching when I came to a very sheer drop. He at that point knew more about the game than I did and said he did not think that was the void. I leaped off and just kept falling..
And falling..
*And falling.*
This is an utterly incredible video and deserves much more attention than it is currently getting!
glad you liked it and thank you! it picked up quite a bit so i'm genuinely happy that people are enjoying the finished video. a lot of work went into this so it's really nice to see :)
@@MuhMercy indeed!
Just the constant mixed feelings of curiosity and fear of the unknown made this game so great. Can't remember when a game was this immersive. Its something that every game should try achieving.
Subnautica is genuinely my favorite game. I remember when jacksepticeye released his first vid on a early access and I immediately fell in love. I never actually got to touch the game till around 2018 but man there is truly no game like subnautica. The way it’s built is so perfect and the way the game naturally progresses you without ever feeling like your being pushed is amazing. I seriously will never forget this game
I didn't know much of the game when it originally came out but it now definitely is a favorite. Thanks for watching Rolly :)
@@MuhMercy no prob man amazing vid :)
Subnautica is a extremely unique game. I haven't found any other game on earth with such a passionate community. The way you said "I love watching other people play this game" was perfect. There is something special about watching other people play this game that has brought me so much joy. It's a beautifully crafted masterpiece. Even if 90% people only play though 15 minutes of the game, that 10% who end of finishing and loving the game is worth it. UWE truly hit gold.
Imho, Outer Wilds has similar vibes and community of people loving to watch new players. If you didn't played it, i envy you. Just don't look up anything before playing it, everything is a spoiler for that game.
I got the game years ago when it was still in very early access (no ship blowing up, can't remember how the islands looked) but even then it looked too amazing for me to pass
I then proceeded to forget about it for like 4 years, and when I came back to it 1 or 2 years ago, words can't explain how amazed I was.
The game is good, yes, but comparing it with my past experience of it made it way better imo
I'm not a big fan of what they did with the sequel (below zero), a bit too linear imo compared to the first one (the main character talks, you're guided everywhere, ...) but it's still a very good game, and I'm happy they didn't give up on the main game after that :)
Who else is here before this video becomes popular?
And if it doesn't get popular... Why?
I started playing in 2015. To this day, one of the best decisions i made. I am absolutely in love with this Game. My playtime spans over 1000+ hours across both games, which is crazy for a singleplayer experience. Such a beautifully crafted Masterpiece. I have probably seen about 10 new players playthroughs and i still love people picking up the Game. The only thing that got a bit dull is knowing literally every single rock on the map and every random PDA fact possible, hence why i started playing around with Mods like De-Extinction and Deathrun to renew my Experience. I couldnt be more thankful to Unknown Worlds and the Community for creating a true classic.
based on this video alone. i have just purchased and installed subnautica. wish me luck
My first Subnautica experience was in it's early access days (1 year prior out of EA) and it got me *extremely* immersed I haven't been before. It was so eerie to explore mile by mile, depth by depth, yet my curiosity of this underwater world was carrying me to new potentially dangerous places. I got so connected to main character that I felt pretty dreadful playing as when exploring every wreck knowing they was blown out of main ship Aurora. Very unique experience.
Today is still my favorite game. Started modding it 2 years ago to diverse my new playthroughs.
As of this writing, you have almost 5 times as many likes as you do subscribers. I think that's a really good indication of how well this video grabs people.
I started playing Subnautica 2 weeks ago, so yes , they are still selling copies.
I think I got the best of all worlds: a Subnautica after years of development, with all its content and story, including getting it just after the Living Large expansion. As a first time player, with the game this polished, I can tell you it's awesome!
Keep up the good work!
I love this comment, thank you for that, and thank you for watching :)
Well done Mercy! Very well put together
thank you Brad, you're very well put together as well (wink wink)
Algorithm led me here, I have a feeling this could blow up
hmmm who knows! Regardless, thanks for watching :)
just bought this game recently since it was on sale, don't regret it whatsoever, definitely one of my favourite games
it's an amazing game, glad you're enjoyed it
There is a reason why Subnautica is my second favriote game of all time. I followed that thing all the way since 2014, got it when when it fully released on console, and played the shit out of it. Iv beaten it like 8 times now, and I'm on my 9th playthrough.
Below zero is decent
It's an amazing game 100%. Thanks for sharing, i appreciate you :)
Detecting *multiple*, *leviathan class*, lifeforms in the region. Are you certain whatever you're doing is worth it?
the words that scare me the most
How the hell do you have fewer than 1k subs? This is definitely higher channel worthy content.
Welp, either way, here's my mark to say I was here at the beginning!
thank you! I was at 42 subscribers at the start of this video so I'm super happy with the current number and only focusing on creating the best content i can. thanks for watching and the kind message though :)
I really like this video, as you mentioned, there's just something so fun about watching people play/ talk about this game. I think the first person I watched play was Markiplier and I found out he'd played from Jacksepticeye, so I went and watched his playthrough and it just looked like so much fun. I am not good at games at all, so I never thought I'd play but they made it look so fun I ended up buying the game last year. It was the first game outside of Sims that I played and finished. I loved the fear and thrill of exploring deeper and deeper because watching is nothing compared to others. I subscribed and I hope to see more cool videos from you🙂
I appreciate that, thank you! This next video is taking some time because I'm still figuring out my format for creating videos, but I'm learning a lot and should speed things up very soon. Thanks for sharing jjonggal :)
@@MuhMercy no problem, take your time. It's best o release something you're proud of than rush something and have regrets.
It’s funny that they say they’re listening to player feedback…. The NUMBER 1 THING everyone cried for was coop…
This game was terrifying.
From the deep sea, to the monsters, to the outstanding soundtrack I almost never played without headphones and I enjoyed every moment of it. And alot of moments I had I have probably over 100+ hours on it and still haven't beat it yet 😅 there was one time my game crashed after I was playing for 4 hours straight I was heart broken. Reply with your stories whoever reads this!
In my first play through when I found the floating islands I only had the 200 meter sea moth. I couldn’t see the bottom and was afraid to even look down. I remember this feeling of deep satisfaction when I finally got to the bottom. Great game to be able to make me feel so much just by getting a little bit deeper
I absolutely agree with what you said at the end. This game is so easy to watch other people play. My first experience completing the story was actually through my partner. I had initially been shown the game in early access by a good friend of mine, and had been playing it long before official release. When it did release, I tried to complete the story myself, but due to some pretty bad thalassophobia, I could never make it past the grand reef without noping out and going back to creative. So I introduced my partner to the game. Watching him experience it for the first time was almost like myself experiencing it for the first time again, and it made the experience so much better. He streamed it on discord for me so I could hear what he heard through my headset and I just sat comfy in my chair while watching him play spooky game's story for me. I would guide him when he got lost, and give him hints when he felt confused, and together we completed the story for the first time.
Later, I did complete it myself on stream, because I had the viewers (including my partner) with me to encourage me to keep going so I was able to overcome my crippling anxiety and keep diving deeper. The prawn suit helped immensely.
I love unknown worlds for their dedication, talent, and their ability to listen to the players and own up to failures, to turn said failures to successes. This will forever be my favorite game, and I hate water
One of the terrifying things happened to me while playing was just roaming the world searching for kyanite (didn’t know abt the lava zone at that time) and then reached the end and when I saw the bottomless dark I wondered "what is this biome?" And I was terrified a bit but said "man what could go wrong" and then I swam forward not to the bottom and when I heard the PDA saying "entering ecological dead zone" I freaked out and started swimming to the main map and then promised myself that I’d never go back there whatever the cost
Subnautica is my favorite game ever. Its so beautifull, and super scary lol. Reefback leviathans are my favorite
woahh, this video is so well made! I hope for your success
thanks so much! that means a lot, genuinely thank you :)
This game needs a remaster and I don't say that often.
It would just be nice to play the whole thing without suspending my disbelief when everything pops in so obviously, even with the 2.0 update
When i first heard the name ' the lost river ' I scoured youtube to find the location and found out that DanTDM played the game! he was my favourite youtuber at the time and when i got up to his 'I found the lost river!' episode i was so excited and when i found it i was ecstatic. I recently couldnt launch the game because of a glitch and tried to uninstall ind reinstall it but it wasnt on xbox gamepass and christmas had already gone! (I had subnautica on the xbox at the time). I recently got it on steam and im having so much fun playing the living large update! Also you deserve way more subs than you have and i cant wait for you to make more videos in the future!
Best game I ever played in my life. Utterly spectacular, Unknown Worlds.
My first memory was opening up that bottom hatch to climb out for the first time. Seeing that BEAUTIFUL rabbit ray swim by my feet had me itching to see the rest of the world. I followed that ray for a bit, taking pictures because it was so gorgeous. The reef was gorgeous. The soundtrack was gorgeous. Everything was gorgeous. Until Mr. Cuddles introduced himself. He was probably being nice, screaming out his salutations from across the way, and I think there was an invite to dinner at his place, but, to be honest, I can't tell you what he was trying to say because my own screams drowned out his own. I guess my accent was off, because the next thing I know, he's trying to kill me. Looking it up all these years later, I've discovered that my screams translated into something horrendously offensive and now all the Reapers know me as "that guy" and want to eat my face. Ah, memories.
One of the greatest games of all time (in my opinion)
"non-violent"
Me committing vehicular fishslaughter every 10 seconds because those every small fry within a 50 mile radius would instantly lunge in the way of my seamoth when I'm driving it:
I saw videos of people playing the game in the earliest available stages up until they were showing early peaks at the lava zone aswell as the lost river, and even when they revealed the sea emperor. Little did i know years later the game that was being built before my very eyes would become my favourite ever.
Here before this channel goes viral
I thought this would be another bad canvass video
So glad I was wrong
thanks for watching :)
Just finished 100%ing both games recently and I gotta say, I'm excited to see where the team takes this game next!
Still haven't played Below Zero but im excited to finish that and also for the new subnautica as well! :)
I’m not really a fan of watching other people play a game, but for whatever reason, I love seeing people play this game
As a subnautica fan, I can confirm that we are all part of a collective hive mind cult
The Only game ive ever bought in its Preview State. Never Regretted it.
I once got body slammed into the wall by Mr Cuddles. Horror games don’t scare me but Jesus Christ that did
Mr Cuddles is misunderstood and only wants a hug
@@MuhMercy maybe he just doesn’t understand small things break easy
Absolutely loved the ending of this video, perfect description on why this game is so iconic.
Gotta say, my favorite memories are being horrified by the leviathans for the first time. Subnautica would not be the same without them. Loved the video!
Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching :)
Imagine the money companies could make if they still did this.
I found out about subnautica when I wasn’t able to buy it because it was a pc game (I only had a console at the time) but I eventually got it and played it to death. I was thrilled whenever I would discover a new location and could build a base there. 4 years after getting the game and I’m still finding new things out about it and experiencing that same thrill whenever I do or find something cool.
I was with the game since the very first early access release! I didn't realize it at the time but it was something very special. Not many things make me wish that I can have a memory wipe machine so I can lose all my memories of Subnautica so I can play it for the first time again. That eerie feeling of leaving the safe shallows into the darkness of the depths...
I love that, thanks for sharing Izzaz :)
HOW DO U HAVE 300 SUBS UR CONTENT IS NICE NOT LIKE ANY KID ON YT GIVE HIM A RAISE ON SUBS(Also does the capsule come from other players worlds?)
The capsules DO come from other people's worlds! Also I appreciate it, thanks for watching Giga :)
Personally, the main reasons I love Subnautica are these:
1). Exploration: I LOVE seeing new places and diving deeper, finding thing I never noticed before; it fills me with such joy and excitement.
2). Lore: I love world building. I love seeing all the creatures, and plants, and ancient alien buildings that they've come up with. I love you learn more about this universe they've made.
3). Replayability: I've beaten Subnautica twice and I'm on my third playthrough of it, and I've beaten below zero once, and I'm on my second playthrough of that. And every time I play, I find things and discover information that I never caught before.
4). Water: I love water and what is under it so, so much. I love aquariums, I love fish, I love sea animals, I love the way water refracts light, I love everything about the ocean.
5). I don't get creeped out easily: what many people find spooky or creepy, I find interesting and exciting. I love the way ocean creatures look. I see big, glowy see-through creature, and I think it's pretty and want to know more about it. You bet I swam up to the big ghost leviathan, with all it's "scawy noises" and scanned it my first try. Only then, when it destroyed my seamoth, did I realize it was as dangerous as it was and that it was much more dangerous than the reaper leviathan. I kept my distance from it then, but I still think they're beautiful.
I love this response, thank you for sharing! I agree with the idea of exploring and finding new things every playthrough. Thanks for watching Ace! Hope you enjoyed the video :)
I went into Subnautica absolutely blind, didn't look up any playthroughs or guides, just sat down and played the game and my lord was it fun to discover and explore, then I decided to hit up the Aurora crash site to continue my exploring this beautiful game, when I heard the roar of something big and discovered that I was playing a horror game. 10/10
It's quite the experience! Thanks for sharing Aaron :)
I didn't know that the exclusion of guns was an active choice! Now I'm impressed that they stuck to it this well considering that is usually the first thing being added when you give the players ANY power over the development of ANY game.
Was cool to learn that as well, thanks for watching Ooferine :)
hello! my favorite memory comes from pretty early on in my playthrough, I was in my seamoth, heading to the aurora to discover what the heck is there. anyway, I arrived. while trying to find the entrance to the aurora, I hear the loudest roar. I'm like, "what the hell is that noise" and I look around for some moments, unmoving until Mr.Cuddles approaches. Im like" oh shit crap monkey doo doo" and I get out of my seamoth right as the reaper grabs it, and I escape, looking backwards as he chews down on my beloved seamoth. may you rest in peace, hulk 😭😭😭😭
RIP Hulk. Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching Dauntless :)
I really like this game and your video is just perfect.
She says it all and brought back fond memories of the beginnings of this adventure.
(little hello from France ^^)
I'm glad you liked it! thanks for watching Deathclaw :)
I love your video so much, and echo everything. Though I must say that without the frankly masterful next level music by Simon Chylinski, it might never have grabbed the emotion it did.
The music definitely makes the game a masterpiece. Thanks for watching :)
I got into subnautica maybe 7 years ago I have Around 600 hours in the game I love the community I love the developers I love the game My favorite experience was expboring and a little bit of Shenanigans With the Terra former
I have yet to mess with any mods but i have seen the terraformer and it looks like a lot of fun, might have to try it out. Regardless, thanks for watching the video! Hope you enjoyed it! :)
My best memory is, i started several playthroughs over the years, i have been to all this different biomes, i just cant stop drowning. When i hear the warning "30 seconds" im always like aahh i want to grab that sand stone and im going up after, or i want to cut that door with laser cutter than im going up for oxygen. And i am not aware of the current depth is 250 meters. This game always makes you feel hyped and mesmerizes with scenic, and also drives you to explore in dire conditions, after all those years...
The oxygen management got a few times 😅 Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching Ravenloft :)
Very well done, keep this up and your channel will grow in no time! I seriously thought this was done by an experienced Subnautica youtuber. Great job!
Subnautica gave me sweaty palms due to "Mr Cuddles" etal. So much in the depths to scare the crap out of me...I still haven't got to the very end of the story! I love to watch content creators play as it gives me the confidence to dive again! Great video - thanks!
Appreciate that, thanks for watching Rasfer :)
Game i love the most. That beautiful underwater world they have created i straight out of dreams and i only hope that human beings are someday able to find a world just like it.
Bro how do you only have 200 ish subs this feels like one of the better yt channels that I would watch, I honestly thought you had a couple thousand before I looked at the count, I’m 100% subscribing
thank you so much! I'm still so incredibly new, looking to prove myself. glad you enjoyed the video :)
This game is almost a masterpiece... it has a few defaults (bugs and some areas that are under exploited) but considering the budget they had and the size of the studio when they developped this game... it is incredible.
I played it once fully and don't eel the need to replay it but I still have a lot of love for this experience... they really created something new with the very not new genra of survival game.... but this non violent idea and basing everything on this thrill of the unknown created something very special!!!!
Love the detail in your response, thanks for sharing! Thanks for watching MrHarpJ :)
Best memory for myself was getting to "oh....is this one last thing going to eat me?" and discovering it was a friendly. The Shallows all by themselves bring back memories of snorkeling in Hawaii.
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This is one of the games I really wish I could experience all over again.. so much systematic gameplay.. couldn't wait to get those thermal chargers to just park my sub over a geiser and charge it haha.. so much progression
no better feeling than the first playthrough. Thanks for watching foggy :)
When I first heard of subnautica in 2020 I was wanting it because there was nothing todo and that was it, I only bought it so I could do something new, and I love it, I’ve played both games and there both great, wondering if there’s gonna be a third? 🤔
I believe there is! I'm excited for it
Very good video, I did not know about a lot of the backstory behind the game as I only started playing it after its full release, so that was quite interesting. Subnautica was literally my dream game because in others, like Minecraft, I always wanted to explore and build stuff underwater so discovering a game entirely dedicated to that was just amazing. I currently have over 450 hours in it and several large bases (some of which you can find on my channel if you're interested), it still remains my favourite game to this day.
Edit: I'd have to say my favourite memory is probably going down into the Blood Kelp Trench for the first time and suddenly hearing Lava Castle play (which is my favourite track in the game), such an ominous feeling. I unfortunately knew most of the game before I played it, but it was still pretty neat experiencing it for myself.
I love that! 450 hours is not a joke, that's actually insane (in a good way) and i agree about the Blood Kelp, it was a scary the first time exploring the area. Thanks for watching Shadow :)
I got burnt out making the VR Enhancements mod back in 2019 and never actually completed the game. I've only just started a new run this year to hopefully finish it but I've already gotten side tracked fixing more stuff like the rotating particle effects. I really hope you spent those 100 days with the mod since it would have been a really terrible experience without it, especially with the new black screen bug in 2.0.
Yes I did use your mod! I've been showing nothing but genuine gratitude toward you and your hard work. I've commented on a few of your videos as well as hung out in a few of your livestreams testing the blips as well as when you were fixing the blackscreen. I appreciate everything that you did to make the VR experience playable for everyone :)
Respect, Good Vid....well done, the game is gonna be my favourite for along time to come.....
thanks for watching dave :) and thanks for the kind words as well
"He wanted to make a game with no guns."
I remember all the 13-year-old boys whining about that. It was hilarious.
Cope. The game designers being soyboys remains one of Subnautica's most ridiculed faults.
I came to subnautica from Minecraft, so at first I thought cool. Minecraft under water with better visuals. Then I realisedbhow stupid I was. Although you can build a bit it wasn't it's true strength for me. The beauty, ambiance and terror made it so different yet so much more. Sometimes I just collected materials for hours or days. Then I felt the pull of the story until finally one day I actually finished it. The BelowZero and after that the dual pack on ßwitch. I relieved the whole experience again. It is an amazing game, zero is good too. Where is Subnautica 3. I am going crazy waiting for it.
I love that, thanks for sharing. I'm excited for Subnautica 3 as well. Thanks for watching Albinacers :)
was honestly shocked when i looked at your sub count i’m never early to good channels. Will be waitin for your VR play through
it's gonna take a while but im working on it every day to make sure it's the best it possibly can be, thanks for watching! :)
Yoyoyoyoyoyoyo, what's up Mercy? I see your video is blowing up. Good job on the video man.
Thank you Chris! i appreciate that :)
Love this game, and i hate water in other games. It was really weird for me at first, but it quickly shown its strengths, exploring the unknown is amazing.
My only problem with the game was some kind of weird memory leak and stuttering that was never fixed (idk about 2.0, haven't tested it yet).
I've had a few bugs in my first playthrough as well. With the 2.0 update, they did fix hundreds of bugs so it's possible that it's fixed. Thanks for watching Locutos :)
Great video dude, love the editing, choice of words and explanations. I can't wait to see more of your content. ~Peeper lol 🐟
thank you peeper! thanks for watching
The best soundtrack of all time. Never has a soundtrack made a game so much more immersive than without it ❤
I like almost all the music in the game, but on the other hand that of the end credits is really bad and does not match the rest and the atmosphere of the adventure in my opinion.
The question of the best soundtrack remains subjective, but it's true that it's nice overall. I really like that of BZ too by the way, one of the only aspects of the game that I find really successful
@@nawack2774 just my opinion
@@nawack2774 and yeah the credits suck because the game shouldn't have ended! I could have got another 10k down to the bottom of 4546b's equivalent to Marianas trench!!!
Sub-Zero was quite the letdown in that regards. Also, my opinion
Subnautica has become one of the very few games that I just play rather than playing through. Your video helped me to understand how the game came to be so unique.
That's amazing, Thanks for watching Higgs :)
3:50 the early cyclops looks kinda intresting
Lmao Mr. Cuddles is the name for my cuddlefish, but ig its cannon now that he has an older brother. XD
Fair enough 😂 Thanks for watching Elijah :)
I need you to understand this. I love how your video and music danced. like I just vibe with how you made this video. you should be more known and has a bunch more of subscribers. keep it up
thank you for that, you're the first to compliment that specific aspect of the video so that's really cool. thanks for watching! :)
Apparently I chose the best time to randomly buy and start playing subnautica. By the time I feel done with the vanilla experiences mods will no doubt be in a great state.
Hope you enjoy the game!
I have to say, I love the Subnautica series but I am unfortulanty at the point where I no longer enjoy playing it. However, I still love to watch videos on it as it is always fun to watch.
This is understandable, some enjoy playing nonstop, and some just enjoy it once and move on. Watching others play can also be a fun thing to do. Thanks for watching Roark :)
One of the best games ive ever played
it's up there :)
I remember playing with the nitro mod, although it was only mid last year I found a youtubers time capsule.
Nitrox
Wonder how they thought diving into the deep just to meet scary things was "fun". Fucking scary is what it is.
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I wish I could go back and experience subnautica again, having the true feeling of not knowing what was out there, the fear of going to deep, having to peoce together lore through the pda. I wish I could experience it again
It's a great thing to experience
God my favorite part of subnautica is "crash site" the sounds omg its so beautiful I also love baby reefbacks
the sounds and music in this game is amazing 100%. Thanks for watching Maxx :)