Building a Seatruck - Subnautica: Below Zero Guide - IGN (2024)

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Building a Seatruck - Subnautica: Below Zero Guide - IGN? ›

Collect several Gold chunks. Once you have deployed your Mobile Vehicle Bay (which will float on the surface above wherever you deploy it), you are ready to build your Seatruck. The basic Seatruck requires one Titanium Ingot, one Advanced Wiring Kit, two Glass, three Lead and one Power Cell.

The Mobile Vehicle Bay will float to the water's surface, allowing players to board it and build vehicles. Open the Mobile Vehicle Bay menu, go to the vehicle tab, and build the Seatruck using titanium ingot, an advanced wiring kit, two glass, three lead, and a power cell.

The Seatruck Horsepower Upgrade is a Seatruck upgrade which increases the Seatruck's speed when hauling three or more modules. The upgrade does not stack. It can be found in Sea Monkey Nests in the Lilypads Crevice. Two separate nests must be scanned to unlock the Blueprint.

Overview. The Docking Module allows the player to attach a Prawn Suit to the back of the module and carry it along while piloting their Seatruck. The module can only pick up the Prawn Suit if it has power, meaning the cab must be connected during the docking procedure.

Regardless, the process is pretty simply. Equip your Habitat Builder and open its build menu. Select an item you want to build and hold "Construct" until the item complete. You can construct single rooms, add on to it, and essentially create an entire base to your liking.

Same reason they lowered the speed of the Seaglide. Cyclops because it's to big for a lot of the caves you need to navigate in this, even the Seatruck struggles to navigate and from experience, the Cyclops is an absolute b to maneuver. The Seamoth probably because it would be to fast.

Subnatica Seaglide is incredibly fast even compared to vehicles - within 10% of Seamoth, faster than Cyclops, and significantly faster than stripped down Seatruck.

The Seatruck Depth Upgrade MK1 is a Seatruck module that increases its maximum crush depth to 300 meters. It can be crafted with the Fabricator or Vehicle Upgrade Console. Note: Unlocking the Seatruck will also unlock all Seatruck Depth Modules.

The Seatruck Afterburner Upgrade is a Seatruck upgrade. The module gives the Seatruck a temporary burst in speed at the cost of 6 units of energy per use. In a Seatruck Cabin with no modules attached, the speed jumps from around 8.6 m/s to 12.7 m/s.

Can the Reaper Leviathan grab the Prawn Suit? ›

However, if hit with the seamoth's Defense System, it will let go instantly. The Reaper Leviathan will also grab the Prawn Suit.

The cyclops, can go fairly deep but the best thing about it is that you can fit your seamoth or prawn suit into it. Also, warpers do not see the cyclops as a threat and so they do not attack you with it.

The PRAWN Suit can be used to explore places that are too deep for the Seamoth and too narrow for the Cyclops. It has a base crush depth of 900 meters and can be upgraded to withstand a maximum depth of 1,700 meters, making it one of the most useful deep-sea exploration vehicles (second only to the Cyclops).

An ideal spot is located in the Southern waters of the Twisty Bridges biome, close to the Thermal Spires biome. You'll be heading in the direction of Delta Island, which brings you closer to the center of the map.

Right at the start of the game, you'll probably want to make sure you have somewhere to call home pretty quickly. A base close to Delta Island is a good idea: it puts you right in the center of the map, there are plenty of resources around, and you have the option to build on land or in the water.

Foundations increase your base's integrity (once integrity drops to zero or below, holes will appear and your base will begin to flood).

With just the cab, entering and exiting the vehicle is done using the roof-mounted hatch, and Robin Ayou will immediately take the controls on entering. With at least one module attached that is not the Seatruck Docking Module, the vehicle can be entered from either the roof hatch or the rear door.

The base of the Mobile Vehicle Bay houses four Printer Pods that will activate themselves and float above the Mobile Vehicle Bay when the player approaches. When the player selects a vehicle to construct, the Printer Pods will swarm out in front of the Mobile Vehicle Bay to build the vehicle.

Along the route to the Mercury II wreck, you'll cross the Purple Vents. In this biome you'll need to look for the caverns and drop-offs that allow you to descend in your Seatruck to find the Docking Module fragments in the Deep Purple Vents. While you are here, be sure to collect Lithium, a required recipe ingredient.