What To Do Next

[Hengard117]

So,after watching the Sunbeam get destroyed,exploring the Quarantine Enforcement Base,and going through the Aurora,where am I supposed to go next,and if it is a base,where is it?

[Reanu Keeves]

Look through the PDA at the alien Data downloads you got while in the QEP. There will be one that shows facility locations, which should give you some good hints as to where to go next. I will tell you, prepare to go deep.

[Hengard117]

Also,where do I get the BPs to make depth modules for the Cyclops and Prawn Suit?

[Reanu Keeves]

Not sure about PRAWN. I think you can just make that at the moonpool fab. AS for the Cyclops, it's at lifepod 2 I believe it is. You need to make a thermal reactor to get that radio beacon, which is dumb but such is the game. The location of it is to the north/north west, in a rather spooky looking biome. I don't know where you've been, so I'm trying not to spoil anything for you.

[PirateSpongeBob]

Without any spoilers here are a few ideas for continuation

A. Crash on planet
B. Survive, Scan, Build Base (Scan yourself)
C. Seek out all the PDAs that are left in other life pods
D. Go to Aurora, fix what you can, scan, and return
E. If able to enter Alien Base, download data, scan
F. Remember to read PDAs in your logs
G. Explore places suggested in PDAs
H. Seek out things in the deep to help you
I. If able, deal with the Alien base so you can escape planet
J. Built rocket
G. Blast off and you have survived

Don't rush yourself. There is no time limit to how quick you must get off the planet. Vital steps are to read your PDA data, explore, survive, and collect resources.

[Hengard117]

I've been to the Grand Reef,Blood Kelp Trench,Jellyshroom Caves,and Bulb Zone. I have small bases set up in each of these except for the Jellyshroom Caves.

[Hengard117]

I haven't been very far in any of those yet,though.

[Reanu Keeves]

Okay, lifepod 2 is in the north blood kelp zone. It's almost directly west of the QEP

And by directly I mean come out the big moonpool and go straight west. The lifepod will be somewhere around there in the Blood Kelp.

[PirateSpongeBob]

There is many more places to explore then beyond what you have stated. Upgrading your abilities of your seamoth, cyclops, and prawn suit to go deep would be suggested so you can explore deeper than the places you suggested.

[wowegoo]

I have less than 60 hours in game and start boring. I have more than 4000 in Ark and i still not know lot of things.

[PirateSpongeBob]

Originally posted by ZyPhr@™:

I have less than 60 hours in game and start boring. I have more than 4000 in Ark and i still not know lot of things.

If you are bored, find another game to play for awhile. No idea if you played for long periods or short spurts. This game can have burnout just like other games. Play too much, get too annoyed or bored with the game.

[Hengard117]

So,the wiki says Thermal Plant fragments are in the Grand Reef. Would it be advisable to bring my Cyclops there?

[Reanu Keeves]

If you have the seamoth with depth upgrade there's no need. Just zoom over there. But if you really don't need thermal plants you can just skip it.

[Hengard117]

Originally posted by Philosoraptor:

If you have the seamoth with depth upgrade there's no need. Just zoom over there. But if you really don't need thermal plants you can just skip it.

You said that I needed to get the BP for Thermal Plants before Lifepod 2 will be marked,so I am going to do that to make it easier to find. I would prefer not to get too close to the water entrance to the QEP because I saw a Reaper very close to it. It was pretty much guarding the area.

[Reanu Keeves]

You don't have to be specifically there. I have my base right next to the QEP, so that's my base of operations. It's west of it, though. But you'd probably be better off getthing the thermal plant. I've done a few playthroughs, so I kind of know my way around the map. Not exact locations, mind you, but general locations.

[wowegoo]

Originally posted by PirateSpongeBob:

Originally posted by ZyPhr@™:

I have less than 60 hours in game and start boring. I have more than 4000 in Ark and i still not know lot of things.

If you are bored, find another game to play for awhile. No idea if you played for long periods or short spurts. This game can have burnout just like other games. Play too much, get too annoyed or bored with the game.

I like this game, but i get some sensation of deception. Idk if i think was hugh than the game is now officially launched. But I can tell you Ark is maybe x100 times bigger? I love the artwork, the idea, the game itself but looks like 10% of the potential. Idk if is the Unity engine or what but is the 3 EA game about survival with no multiplayer, no mod support and idk... this game needs something but i think they give to us in DLC mode.