what is the most dissapointing biome in subnautica in your opinion

[LiL blade]

for me its the crag field, theres nothing of interest there that makes it unique, its just spikes, bonesharks and darkness.if you ask me it feels like the sparse reef but worse.

[about 47 t-rexes]

i agree, literally nothing but the meme lifepod and a teleporter

[Sputnik]

Boneshark Leviathan ought to be there, guarding its great midden of well-chewed Prawn-suits that you really wanna be scanning.

[admiral1018]

I've built bases in every biome before to try this out, and Crag Field was definitely among my least favorite. In addition to being dark, bland, and inconvenient, it has no useful base resources and is infested with annoying Bonesharks and Tiger Plants. Access to the teleporter is one of its only upsides.

My ranking of favorite surface base-building biomes from best to worst were:

Grassy Plateau
Safe Shallows
Mushroom Forest (NE)
Kelp Forest
Crash Zone (the plateau right under lifepod 4 is a good spot)
Mushroom Forest (NW)
Bulb Zone
Blood Kelp Forest (north)
Crash Zone Mesas
Dunes
Grand Reef
Sea Treadrer's Path (inside the large cave is fun, but not practical)
Underwater Islands
Sparse Reef
Mountains
Crag Zone
Blood Kelp Trench

[HuskyDynamics]

For most disappointing, I'd agree with the Crag Field. I was trying to decide on which surface biome to build a large base in a few months ago, and initially considered the Crag Field (before settling on the Sparse Reef). The Crag Field just has difficult terrain, unfriendly things like Tiger Plants and Bonesharks, and really no reason for the player to actually go there. The rock formations look kind of cool, but the biome itself just kind of sucks.

[LiL blade]

i feel like they should have created a unique creature that was only found in the crag field biome, maybe that grab crab that was cut from the game? or maybe they should have made the crag fields rock formation more interesting, like have some of them pop out of the water or have a pit thats surrounded by spikes and you could build a base down there.

ill give the crag field this, i found it to be more terrifying then some of the other biomes.

[dragonbornzyra]

It's between Crag Field and Sparse Reef for me.

Sparse Reef is too boring.

Crag Field just isn't interesting.

[LiL blade]

ive always liked the sparse reef, i admire the emptiness of it and have always wondered what even caused it to be so empty

[Sputnik]

Originally posted by LiL blade:

i feel like they should have created a unique creature that was only found in the crag field biome, maybe that grab crab that was cut from the game? or maybe they should have made the crag fields rock formation more interesting, like have some of them pop out of the water or have a pit thats surrounded by spikes and you could build a base down there.

ill give the crag field this, i found it to be more terrifying then some of the other biomes.

I'm curious about the giant crab.

[dragonbornzyra]

Originally posted by Sputnik:

Originally posted by LiL blade:

i feel like they should have created a unique creature that was only found in the crag field biome, maybe that grab crab that was cut from the game? or maybe they should have made the crag fields rock formation more interesting, like have some of them pop out of the water or have a pit thats surrounded by spikes and you could build a base down there.

ill give the crag field this, i found it to be more terrifying then some of the other biomes.

I'm curious about the giant crab.

7:15
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSDBESIt64c

There is info on the wiki about it, and other videos that show the Entity Viewer.

[Sputnik]

Sandworm was about as close I could find to a crab leviathan
https://subnautica.fandom.com/wiki/Cut_Content_(Subnautica)#Sand_Worm

Or maybe the Grabcrab who ate the container shipment of steroids addressed to the Alterra's Marines Corps.

https://subnautica.fandom.com/wiki/Cut_Content_(Subnautica)#Grabcrab

Oops, smother topic under derailment. OK I''ll link another thread :
https://steamcommunity.com/app/264710/discussions/0/5143704785438872314/