How to Build the Perfect Base in Subnautica
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Introduction
Subnautica is all about exploration, but there are some things you can’t explore without a base. A comfortable and secure base will allow you to stay in one place for longer periods of time without having to worry about food or water—and even build up a community if you want! Here’s how to build the perfect base in Subnautica:
Select a location.
Selecting a location for your base is one of the most important parts of building it. It’s best to choose a place that’s close to materials and resources you need, but not too close that you’ll be bothered by creatures or other players who may try to attack your base.
It’s also helpful if there are several different biomes nearby so that you can gather more than one type of material at any given time without having to travel too far away from home base. A good rule of thumb is: The further away from home base you go, the less likely it is someone will find out about your secret underwater hideaway!
Plan your base.
Your base should be a safe place and a place that you can call home. Think about what you’re going to need and how you want it laid out. Here are some questions to ask yourself:
- What do I need? Food storage, power supply, sleeping quarters, etc.
- How am I going to defend my base? You don’t have any weapons in subnautica so your only option is building defenses around your base with materials like sea grass or coral blocks. You can also build an escape pod or submarine so if there is danger nearby then just get into one of these vehicles and leave immediately!
- What kind of layout will work best for me? Think about where each piece of furniture should go so that everything looks neat when finished (and don’t forget about storage space).
Build your base.
If you’re looking to build the perfect base, you’ll need to consider a few things. First and foremost, what material should I use? Well, there are several options available:
- Stone bricks are sturdy but heavy. They can be difficult to carry around in bulk quantities, which may pose an issue if you’re planning on moving your base around often–but once built, they make for one heck of a sturdy foundation!
- Metal sheets are lightweight and easy-to-find (just smash open some ships!). They have their drawbacks though; metal is prone to rusting over time if left exposed under water too long–so choose wisely when deciding where your home will rest!
- Glass is lightest out of all three materials at only 2 kg per block; however this comes at price: glass breaks easily when hit by anything larger than an assault rifle bullet (or manta ray).
With the right tool and materials, you can build the perfect base in Subnautica.
You can build a base anywhere in the game. You can build it on any biome, at any depth and in any location on the map. You can even build your base in space!
The key to building an effective base is using the right tools and materials.
Conclusion
Building your base in Subnautica is an important part of the game, and it can be a lot of fun. If you follow these steps and use the right tools, then your base will be sure to last long enough for you to enjoy all the benefits that come with having one!
