Whenever I build a base somewhere, I would like to live with the threat that a predator might be waiting outside the hatch the next time I exit. Isn't that an important part of the game?ġ) Please make it less predictable where the scary fish are.
After all, most of the Subnautica videos on YouTube are about suddenly being attacked by some sea monster and then screaming at your computer. Now, obviously this isn't an Alien-like horror game, but I do think Below Zero has a critical flaw if it never makes the player nervous that something unexpected might happen. It was not like when we played Alien: Isolation, and we felt like we were potentially in danger almost constantly (with a few breathers), right until the end of the game. We loved Subnautica, but when we really felt that there weren't any significant threats in the game, it totally took away some of the magic. So even if we did accidentally stumble into the wrong territory, we could just swim away rather easily. Basically, as long as we avoided certain areas, we were safe.Īdditionally, we realized that since our seaglider and vehicles were pretty fast, you could usually just escape danger by going full speed in one direction. there were no uncontrollable events in the game at all and no threat of attacks. Eventually, however, we started understanding the game and realized. We also noticed that our base had structure points, leading us to think that it may be damaged by attacks or random events. We didnt know where the monsters were and after an initial feeling of safety in shallow waters, we inevitably began receiving telepathic messages from some alien life form. When I first played Subnautica with my girlfriend, we were both pretty nervous. Whether you add a different difficulty level or adjust current difficulty levels is not a big deal for me. There needs to be a game mode that actually makes you sweat a little.
TL DR - This game isn't challenging enough, and the threat of perma death if you completely mess up does not equal a challenge.
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