In this case, ion power cells can bring much-needed assistance to Subnautica. When it comes to accumulating resources, some items are more essential than others. So it would be best when you get down there to mine a lot in one go and store them on the cyclops.Subnautica takes players into the deep blue sea with a new take with the survival simulator sub-genre.

the good thing about kyanite is that at most you need about 20-36 crystals for what you want. after drilling through 4 nodes, one of which didn't give any kyanite and the others didn't offer huge amounts either but eventually it adds up. they appear as a white/bluish crystal chunks, they are hard to miss.Ī final note on kyanite is that you are not guaranteed to pick up kyanite from drilled nodes, it runs on RNG if you get some or not. You have to actually be in ILZ to get at kyanite, there is no where else except for ILZ and LZ where you can get at the stuff. There's also the MoreCyclopsUpgrades mod, which adds solar and nuclear power modules (among other things). Originally posted by DarthNemesis:If you don't have the blueprint for the cyclops thermal reactor module yet, it can be found in databoxes in Grand Reef / Mountain / Mushroom Forest wrecks, and the fastest way to get the kyanite for it is probably from the disease research facility in the Lost River around 260 -860 690 where you can drop straight down into the Inactive Lava Zone and drill the large deposits nearby.

if you charge them before docking it won't drain so much and if you can coincide your resource and fabricator usage with the lifepod and bases with fabricators, it would also help conserve energy levels rather than if you use a fabricator on a cyclops. It would also help if your seamoth had a solar power charger since it would be spending a lot of time near the surface anyway, the same with the prawn which also uses a thermal module. I can think of places with these shallows, grand reefs, bulb zones and then you only need to be in ILZ and LZ with the cyclops to draw from the waters as they are very warm, so it's not like the cyclops can't use such modules outside ILZ and LZ. Plenty of vents around to wallow around, some are sunken and blast a hot jet up with some rocks, others are simply mounds with smoke coming from them but produce a lot of heat. Take them out and charge them in a powercell charger.Īlternatively, craft and equip the thermal energy module to allow the cyclops to restore energy while in hot areas. Originally posted by Suzaku:The Cyclops is powered by 6 powercells in the engine room.

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