SEAMOTH NERFED???

[so ves]

idk man, IT. IS. SO. SLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW

[HuskyDynamics]

Hmm... mine handles the same as before the update, same speed and everything. Not sure what might be going on in your case.

[-₪EPIC₪- Fail]

probably used to the mods that speed it up?

[Coops]

Are you using ultraglide fins or normal ones?

[Acoustic Stoner]

Seamoth is the same speed. If anything change it's slightly more fragile hitting dense small fish.

[RedHawk]

My Seamoth speed is as I remember it. But it seem more fragile than I remember, seems the "Spadefish" are it's current bane.

[admiral1018]

Forward speed is still 11.25 m/s, same as it was before.

[dgresevfan]

I see no issues. Mine can temporarily take flight when I go at full speed and break the surface.

[Kryzx]

OP sounds like someone who's been using the seaglide speed glitch in the past, haha.

Originally posted by RedHawk:

My Seamoth speed is as I remember it. But it seem more fragile than I remember, seems the "Spadefish" are it's current bane.

I thought the same too, but spadefish have always damaged seamoths apparently. Maybe it's causing more damage or there's other fauna causing additional damage? Certainly feels like I'm repairing seamoths more in the new update, but I can't pin down what's causing it....or maybe I had hull reinforcement modules in the past skewing this issue too.

[dragonbornzyra]

Originally posted by Kryzx:

OP sounds like someone who's been using the seaglide speed glitch in the past, haha.

Originally posted by RedHawk:

My Seamoth speed is as I remember it. But it seem more fragile than I remember, seems the "Spadefish" are it's current bane.

I thought the same too, but spadefish have always damaged seamoths apparently. Maybe it's causing more damage or there's other fauna causing additional damage? Certainly feels like I'm repairing seamoths more in the new update, but I can't pin down what's causing it....or maybe I had hull reinforcement modules in the past skewing this issue too.

Seaglide speed glitch?

[Kryzx]

Originally posted by dragonbornzyra:

Seaglide speed glitch?

It's basically for speedrunners, was called the Super Seaglide (SSG).

You could damage a seabase so that it starts to flood. Then decontstruct & reconstruct the hatch or a window. The game believes you are swimming & walking so it adds the speed together when using a seaglide. It goes back to normal if you exit the water, but you just have to reenter the base and deconstruct & reconstruct the hatch/window again.

It was eventually patched sometime before this recent update, but you could also do the same thing with flooding a Moonpool players found out afterwards. With this 2.0 update though, SSG is no more but a fleeting memory.

[admiral1018]

There's still a bit of a speed glitch with the Seamoth that works in 2.0.

Normal forward speed is 11.25 m/s, but if you move in three vectors simultaneously (so forward, sideways, and ascending), you can hit speeds of over 19 m/s.

[dragonbornzyra]

Thanks for the context!

[Xautos]

Originally posted by admiral1018:

There's still a bit of a speed glitch with the Seamoth that works in 2.0.

Normal forward speed is 11.25 m/s, but if you move in three vectors simultaneously (so forward, sideways, and ascending), you can hit speeds of over 19 m/s.

done that in the past, have the seamoth jump out of the water, the height you can gain is insane if you do it right. never used mods to play SN, not about to start either.

[Chwiztid]

I would just do the legacy version for mods if I wasn't already burned out on the game. There are a lot of new quirks in the 2.0 version that get annoying.

[bongerman85]

Originally posted by dgresevfan:

I see no issues. Mine can temporarily take flight when I go at full speed and break the surface.

if you install red baron, it can take flight and hold it. quite nice for those architect bases, as well as the islands. its really nice to be able to land get what you need and get back in the air again.