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My advice is to first check out your immediate area. Sometimes your random location may be near the edge of the biome. If you see Gasopods or Stalkers really close to your pod, I would advise restarting the game. I can tell you from personal experience that always getting attacked every time you exit the pod can be a real annoyance.
The Shallows is a "safe" area. None of the really nasty critters ever venture there. The worse threat you have to deal with in the Shallows are the Crashfish. There is also lots of edible prey and fish that can be used to purify water.
As you progress in the game you will eventually move away from the Shallows biome to build your own base.
But yes, they're all in the Safe Shallows. Some are better than others due to being near sweet spots (near the thermal vents or colossal coral tubes, for example), but it isn't a big deal where you spawn.
Right next to thermal power.
Right next to Jellyshroom Caves and Grand Reef.
Plenty of open space in the Grassy Plateaus to build.
Excellent Cyclops access.
That's simply incorrect.
I just tested by starting up 7 new games and started in the following coordinates:
-98.9, 2.0, 38.4
-167.0, 1.9, 44.3
6.6, 1.9, 89.6
-147.5, 1.9, 31.5
-122.8, 2.0, -113.3
-156.8, 1.9, 96.8
-39.9, 1.9, 103.0
That's at least 7 different spawn points right there. In just 7 games, so I didn't even get any duplicates.
-78.7, 1.9, -280.7
-121.1, 1.9, 127.4
-123.8, 1.9, -46.3
-123.7, 1.9, 106.2
So it's either a large seed list or it's truly random. They'd need blacked-out coordinates so you didn't spawn inside a large piece of terrain at the surface, though. Or one of those coral tubes that pokes up out of the sea. /shrug