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The planet is basically uncharted why would there be maps laying around?
Not trying to put you down but exploration and discovery are a major part to this game.
Beacons....
What do you mean by they don't work?
https://github.com/MartinSGill/SubnauticaWatcher
Maybe it's just me but I don't see the point in something like this. Being spoon-fed leaves you with no reward.
I mostly use it to figure out where each biome is at. I've played enough that I already know my way around fairly well. Mostly, I just like to know where all the thermal vents are as I like to use them for a base's power.
I think you should be able to upload maps to your PDA from scanner stations. This way you would need to explore the map and build multiple bases to create a map.
Beacons are nice and all, but the most they can do is give you directions to a single point. A new player has no idea what points he's going to need to return to, so he would need hundreds of beacons to mark -everything- he encounters.
Keep in mind that not only does subnautica not have a map feature, it doesn't even have coordinates. It doesn't have biome names. All that stuff is hidden in the F1 screen -- which is a cheat, not a feature.
An exploration game should give you the tools you need to be an effective explorer -- including creating a map as you go. Your PDA makes a point at the beginning of the game that it's singular purpose is keeping you alive on an alien world. Why on earth would the people who programmed its survival software not give the user some way to map his surroundings?
Don't get me wrong, it's up to the individual to make a choice and I would never try to take that from someone. But what happens when life gets hard? You can't just ask for a cheat or mod to unf@#ck your situation, you need to buck up and figure it out.
Enough of my dad speach.