Are we in another planet for sure?

[Norton]

I saw a Youtube video guy saying that Even in Subnautica Below Zero, we will still be in the same planet. He said that he saw an Arctic land of the planet where we have done enough struggles right before your rocket warp to a hall. Any info that I miss about the New planet that we go to in Below Zero?

[kwong20287]

Same planet for sure.

[Norton]

Then there is no point of 'Worm hall' at the end...

Also it doesn't explain why there is nothing when trying to reach the edge of the planet in Subnautica.

[vipp]

Originally posted by Norton:

Then there is no point of 'Worm hall' at the end...

Also it doesn't explain why there is nothing when trying to reach the edge of the planet in Subnautica.

That dead zone could go for a very long area of the planet before reaching the arctic region for all you know. And it's obvious why it exists, there is no way they could recreate an entire planet. Would you prefer invisible walls?

[Norton]

Originally posted by vipp:

Originally posted by Norton:

Then there is no point of 'Worm hall' at the end...

Also it doesn't explain why there is nothing when trying to reach the edge of the planet in Subnautica.

That dead zone could go for a very long area of the planet before reaching the arctic region for all you know. And it's obvious why it exists, there is no way they could recreate an entire planet. Would you prefer invisible walls?

No No. I know that it is better this way than a wall like Fallout4.
But I don't just get that even if I traveled the farthest I could, I just have to start in the same planet in the next series. They should've at least opted out 'Worm hall' thing in the end, which just confuses players.

[Nemhil]

What exactly do you mean, the wormhole is needed, because the next colonised planet is light years away

[Norton]

Originally posted by Nemhil:

What exactly do you mean, the wormhole is needed, because the next colonised planet is light years away

Nope. According to the discussion and info from the forum, it is the same planet. (I personally hope that it is wrong though...)

[Nomadic]

Originally posted by Norton:

Originally posted by Nemhil:

What exactly do you mean, the wormhole is needed, because the next colonised planet is light years away

Nope. According to the discussion and info from the forum, it is the same planet. (I personally hope that it is wrong though...)

We dont play as the character that went through the wormhole

[Pauolo]

It's the same planet. You can even see the arctic continent during the rocket escape: https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/subnautica-arctic/images/f/fe/ArcticLandmassRocket.png/revision/latest?cb=20180813111134

[DanTheMan]

Originally posted by vipp:

Originally posted by Norton:

Then there is no point of 'Worm hall' at the end...

Also it doesn't explain why there is nothing when trying to reach the edge of the planet in Subnautica.

That dead zone could go for a very long area of the planet before reaching the arctic region for all you know. And it's obvious why it exists, there is no way they could recreate an entire planet. Would you prefer invisible walls?

Its easy creating an entire planet, just not practical tbh.

[Dutria]

its the same planet! called 4546B
first you crashland on the edge of the crater of a dormant volcano and you need to escape

in this new game they will send a group to the artic zone of planet 4546B to do more research about the planet and the Precursors

so yes its on the same planet and yes if you finnish the first game you can see the artic zone just before you slingshot yourself out the planets atmosphere