Below Zero Map Guide

Subnautica: Below Zero is an open world exploration game where you can explore land, water, caves, and structures. The game’s map is enormous, with a lot to see and do. It has a list of biomes, which you can visit and learn more about. You can also find out about biomes, which are different from each other in the game.

Biomes

The Subnautica map is divided into several different biomes, each of which represents an ecosystem from the real world. From the vibrant Kelp Forest to the sizzling depths of the Lava Lakes, each biome features its own set of Flora and Fauna. You can see early development footages of these biomes on the developer’s YouTube channel.

The Blood Kelp Trench is a smaller and safer area than the Northern Blood Kelp Zone. You can find it at coordinates -988 -379 -546. It is located south-west of Lifepod 5 and north-east of Sparse Reef and Dunes. Because of its small size, navigating this biome may be difficult, so leave a beacon as soon as you get there.

The Crash Zone is the largest biome in the game. It is the site of the crash of Aurora and is marked by blood-tinted waters. You’ll have to travel through this biome to find the items you need. You’ll also have to fight deadly fauna. Among the creatures you’ll come across are Stalkers, Sandsharks, and Bonesharks. You can also find five Reaper Leviathans in the wreckage of the Aurora.

Subnautica is an exploration game. You can travel across the water or land, enter caves, and explore various biomes. You can also search for items and blueprints, which will help you in the plot. There are plenty of resources to be found, but exploring them can be frustrating, especially if you don’t know the name of the biome you’re looking for.

Resources

There are two primary types of resources that are found on the Subnautica map: raw materials and upgraded items. Raw materials are needed for crafting, while upgraded items need them for power. Fortunately, there are some places where you can obtain them in large quantities. The key is to keep track of where to find them and periodically top them off.

Resources can be found in a number of different locations throughout the game, from cave entrances to vents and geysers. You can also find them in wrecks and Degasi seabases. The resources you can find are also listed on a map that contains general locations for various resources.

Getting the right resources is essential to progressing in the game. For instance, if you want to craft a Mobile Vehicle Bay, you need three Fragments. Generally, you can find these at wreck sites scattered around the subnautica map. Certain wrecks are more effective than others at locating Fragments.

Cave entrances

The Subnautica map shows cave entrances. There are also geysers, wrecks, and thermal vents. There is also a resource location and general resource locations on the map. There are a lot of treasures hidden in these underwater locations, but be careful: they are very dangerous!

Jellyshroom Cave is one of the cave systems. You can explore this cave by using a Seamoth with a Seamoth Depth Module MK1. The Lost River is also a huge cave system with ancient fossils and cave entrances. The entrances to Lost River are in dangerous locations, so you should be careful about where you go. Lost River is also home to Ghost Leviathan Juveniles, which are found only in this cave. Also, beneath the Lost River is the Inactive Lava Zone, which is 1300 meters deep and contains 2 Sea Dragon Leviathans, two precious kyanite crystals, and a variety of other creatures.

Wrecks

When you first start playing Subnautica, you may be unsure of where the wrecks are. However, there are a few key places that you should know about. First, you should know that Wreck 1 is located in the Grassy Plateau. This area contains several different wrecks, such as the Laser Cutter Wreck and the Bioreactor Wreck. These wrecks are useful for beginners because they contain a lot of items that you need to collect to progress through the game.

Secondly, you should know that the Subnautica map contains several different types of wrecks. One of these is Mercury II, which is a Sol Trans-gov spaceship that broke into three parts. The game has also added a new biome, the Biomes, and new creatures to explore.

Large Wrecks – These are large pieces of wreckage that can be explored and found in the game. They vary in size, and you can find a wide variety of useful technologies in the Large Wrecks. The smaller Wrecks, also known as Scatters, are less valuable but contain limited fragments.

Degasi seabases

The Degasi Seabases are habitats built by survivors after their ships crashed on the planet 4546B. They consist of several sub-bases that are scattered throughout the area. These sub-bases have varying levels of disrepair and can be explored by the player. They can also find abandoned PDAs scattered throughout the area, which reveal information about the lives of the survivors. Some PDAs also add a signal that will direct the player to the next base.

The Degasi Seabase is home to many Blueprints for Seabase modules and equipment. To find them, you must scan their component parts. Then, you can find the Data Boxes inside. There are 4 smaller outposts around the Degasi Seabase.

Seatruck

In Subnautica map – Seatruck, players can customize their vehicle with the help of upgrades. These improvements help them dive deeper and explore more underwater biomes. The depth upgrades make it possible for the players to dive deeper without having to worry about the depth damage. These upgrades can be bought from the store in Subnautica below zero.

Unlike most other vehicles, Seatruck has a cabin. Its cabin can be extended by installing modules. These modules can make the interior larger or add more features. The modules can be detached and can be transported to different places. This option is perfect for exploring deeper biomes. The modules can also be repaired manually.

There are three locations where players can craft the Seatruck cabin. They will find the components around wrecks and other signs of human habitation. These components tend to be white and rounded, which matches the design of the Seatruck. They will also be found in Mobile Vehicle Bay. There, players can craft these cabins by collecting the mid-game ingredients.

The Seatruck is a multipurpose vehicle that can be useful in various aspects in Subnautica below zero. It is also equipped with a detachable front so that the player can explore the small spaces beneath the ocean. Besides, it has the ability to dock with Prawn Suits and has several storage lockers.

Safe Shallows

The Safe Shallows biome is a relatively shallow zone with coral reefs and small cave systems. The biome contains few environmental hazards and does not contain many species of enemies or predators. However, players should be aware of caves and gasopods, which can easily outnumber them and kill them if they are not wearing protective gear.

To explore the safe shallows, players will have to find some tools and items that can help them survive. Among the tools they can use is a survival knife, which can be used to cut flora and act as a self-defense weapon. They can also use a scanner to learn more about life on the planet and gather blueprints. Another important tool to have is a pair of fins, which allow players to swim faster. And finally, they can also use a repair tool to fix their lifepods, enabling them to travel anywhere in the Safe Shallows.

The map of Subnautica is massive and features islands, caves, and 15 biomes. The safe shallows are located near the middle of the map. The map also contains the perilous Blood Kelp Caves.