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sea monster who helps you cure the disease you have
That pile you mine with the PRAWN in the place you got cured starts to regen as soon as you've finished mining - but you maybe didn't hang around to see it :)
terrible game design.
this also happened in crysis 2.
they give you the powerful weapons (rail gun) for about the last 3 minutes of the game.
no im not missing a zero. three minutes. you barely got to use the coolest gun.
why even bother at that point.
I can understand that feeling - in some ways, this is a consequence of having a story. I put in hundreds of hours in this game when the extent of the "Story" was to fix the aurora drive room. That was it! I spent the rest of the time teching up, exploring, gathering resources, and building more bases. My only complaint is that it gets lonely.
So, to me, the addition of ion cells at this point seems about right, but it depends on if you think the game finishes with the story or not.
Yes Subnautica is lonely but I always thought that was part of what created its atmosphere.
WTF? the sequel is coming out but doesnt look like it starts where the other left off.
massive cliff hanger. shame.
Because there is an infinite supply of cubes, and they are easy to make.
Once you get the recipe.
Also, you may still need a cyclops or seamoth to gather the plants needed at the end, or to get all of the blueprints out of curiosity, or build some amazing base. It's a survival game, sure, but it's a sandbox too, with plenty of exploration. Even at the end of the game I'm sure I barely know about 70% of the terrain there is.
yeah but you dont have anything to use the sword against. cuz the game is done at that point
i mean if the rocket platform takes 100 ion batteries, thats cool.
Grind. You'd have to sit there drilling for 20 mins.