7 Days to Subnautica 2

Lax

Lax

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Anyone else playin Subnautica 2? Diggin it so far. Between 7 Days and the Subnautica games, I just keep coming back, ignoring all the rest of my games.
 
Lax said:
Anyone else playin Subnautica 2? Diggin it so far. Between 7 Days and the Subnautica games, I just keep coming back, ignoring all the rest of my games.
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Im not a massive fan of the Eula but that's all ill talk about..and perhaps when the game is more polished i dont want to look up anything about it and hopefully they will at least reword it better

For me I've been playing space marine 2 and 7dtd. I played through with izzos but my main mod i like doesnt work with it. So o turned it off.

And tbh im just waiting for 3.0
 
I haven't tried Subnautica 2, but the first was good. Unfortunately, even though it was good, it just didn't hook me. So I have been playing a variety of other base building, creating, survival games. Most recently, Night of the Dead, which is good. I also tried Sons of the Forest. That was good, but due to the single map and long distances to travel without good travel options, I only played it once. I have tried a few others like Icarus, Enshrouded, and Valheim. But I haven't played them very far and have up on Valheim completely.
 
Lax said:
Yea more than likely Icarus is next on my list. Already on my wish list.
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Icarus isn't bad, and I see potential in it. But it also feels a bit "off" with some things. I think I'll get past those and like the game, but I haven't given it too much chance since I've been playing Night of the Dead instead. Things like storms that break your base, and if you don't know to research and then make a hammer, you can't repair it. And if you don't realize it early enough, you may not have points to research with since you only get them when you level up. That isn't critical, but the lack of any notification about that, or even just making the basic set of tools unlocked when you start, is odd. You can get animals to follow you to train them, but there isn't any information about how to actually train them, and I believe it'll be some unlock later even though it lets you get them to follow you right away. "Quests" that give you a large area to try to find something in, with a lot of ground cover (grass, bushes, etc.) that makes it very difficult to see what's on the ground... it's all just little things like this, but they do add up. I think I'll still end up liking it, but we'll see. It also has really poor graphics for me, though I can't raise them to the higher levels as the performance of the game isn't great and I have a computer that's around 8 years old. So maybe graphics would be better for someone with a newer computer.
 
Riamus said:
Icarus isn't bad, and I see potential in it. But it also feels a bit "off" with some things. I think I'll get past those and like the game, but I haven't given it too much chance since I've been playing Night of the Dead instead. Things like storms that break your base, and if you don't know to research and then make a hammer, you can't repair it. And if you don't realize it early enough, you may not have points to research with since you only get them when you level up. That isn't critical, but the lack of any notification about that, or even just making the basic set of tools unlocked when you start, is odd. You can get animals to follow you to train them, but there isn't any information about how to actually train them, and I believe it'll be some unlock later even though it lets you get them to follow you right away. "Quests" that give you a large area to try to find something in, with a lot of ground cover (grass, bushes, etc.) that makes it very difficult to see what's on the ground... it's all just little things like this, but they do add up. I think I'll still end up liking it, but we'll see. It also has really poor graphics for me, though I can't raise them to the higher levels as the performance of the game isn't great and I have a computer that's around 8 years old. So maybe graphics would be better for someone with a newer computer.
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Doesn't Icarus suffer from the ARK problem where the majority of content is locked behind paid DLC's? I've heard the base game is lacklustre without them.
 
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