Solar Panels don’t work below a certain depth, and you want to make sure they’re getting enough sun to power your base. For your initial farming session make sure you pick an area that’s above 200m to construct your base. You now have all you need to start farming materials. So now you have your Cyclops and the resources inside to make one or more small scanning bases. You’ll need Magnetite for these so you may have to venture deeper and further than you’re used to before you have the resources to craft these upgrades. Ideally, you should also have two Scanner Room Range Upgrades, a Scanner Room Speed Upgrade, and most important of all the Scanner Room Hud Chip. Make sure to build a battery charger and a few lockers on board and load up the materials you need to build a base foundation, an X corridor, a scanner room, a solar panel, and a hatch. Once you have the Cyclops resource management becomes incredibly easy.
Luckily you can find them all in the Mushroom Forest.
There are three different blueprints you need to find to construct the Cyclops, and each design has three fragments for a total of nine things you have to scan. Now that you’ve got the Seamoth Depth Module MK1 you can reach the areas you need to find the Cyclops blueprints. Also, repair the radiation leaks in the drive room to make traveling a bit easier in the future. You can also scan a Cyclops Engine fragment in the Cargo Bay, but you’ll find plenty more of these soon. The essential items to get on the Aurora are the Seamoth Depth Module MK1, Prawn Suit Fragments, and Cyclops Engine Efficiency Module. Search the ship thoroughly and grab everything you can. Once you climb the ramp, you’ll find a door with some obstacles and once cleared you can head into the ship. You can approach the Aurora from the front and find a ramp on the left side of the ship. In addition to the Radiation Suit, you’ll want to bring your knife, fire extinguisher, repair tool, laser cutter, and a Propulsion Gun (you can find the blueprints for this past the Grassy Plateau biome in the Mushroom Forest.) You’re going to need to progress quite a bit in the game before you get the technology and capabilities you need to make resource gathering easy and quick.īefore you head to the Aurora, you’ll want to get a few things together. Unfortunately, you can’t just start farming resources as soon as Subnautica starts. Below we list the steps that let you farm resources quickly and efficiently in Subnautica and what you need to do to accomplish them. Getting ahold of a vast amount of Titanium, Copper, Gold, Silver, Lead, Diamonds, Lithium, Magnetite, Gel Pods, and all the other common building blocks of your technology fast lets you feel much more comfortable in your underwater abode. As you get further in things are made more complicated by advanced material crafting which consumes a massive amount of both rare and basic resources. Progressing into deeper biomes and getting the means to keep yourself safe take massive amounts of the various minerals, metals, and organic materials available in the game. In Subnautica you’ll constantly be questing for resources.
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