Ranking All Subnautica Biomes from WORST to FIRST!
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Subnautica has many diverse and alien looking biomes, today I rank them from worst to first!
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▼ Time Stamps ▼
0:00 - Introduction
0:33 – Biome 20
0:55 – Biome 19
1:37 – Biome 18
2:07 – Biome 17
2:52 – War Thunder
4:49 – Biome 16
5:16 – Biome 15
5:50 – Biome 14
6:26 – Biome 13
7:03 – Biome 12
7:36 – Biome 11
8:08 – Biome 10
8:48 – Biome 9
9:41 – Biome 8
10:09 – Biome 7
10:45 – Biome 6
11:14 – Biome 5
11:53 – Biome 4
12:23 – Biome 3
13:01 – Biome 2
13:58 – Biome 1
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コメント (21)
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imo the tinted brown water of the crash site is what makes it stand out... Limiting your vision is kind of the whole point. It gives it an atmosphere of decay. The metal debris poking through the dust is unsettling, and seeing a reaper leviathan swimming through the fog is one of the scariest things in the game.
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I honestly love the blood kelp trench, it's actually very peaceful compared to the northern one as it lacks the leviathan to boot. Along with a ridiculous amount of resources, and the large wreak planted in it. One of my favorite biomes, and arguably the best entrance to the lost river.
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I have to agree on the Blood Kelp Zone vs Trench, the few changes the Trench makes elevate it above its more surface-ward companion in atmosphere, and I never truly feel welcome while I'm down there.
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I like the sparse reef purely because it’s a good highway to so many biomes
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My first base in any playthrough always goes right above one of the entrances to the Jellyshroom caves where there are 100 degree thermal vents for easy thermal power. Great way to get lithium, diamond, and magnetite early game and you’re still right next to safety in the grassy plateaus. Great to see my fav spots represented
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Lost River honestly ranks as one of my favorite biomes in the entire game as well. This map legit was the thing that made me fall in love brine rivers and brine pools, because the idea of a river that was underwater was and still is SO FRICKING COOL! And when I found out that these things actually exist in real life, I was like "THAT'S EVEN MORE AWESOME!" And to me that giddiness will always have its roots in discovering this biome for the first time all those years ago
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I always build an outpost by the Ghost Leviathan egg in the Lost River. There are plenty of resources around to build it, plenty of thermal vents and uranium around to power it, and it is the perfect spot to rest and recharge your power cells to go deeper or return back up with a Cyclops full of resources from the inactive lava zone. There are even Regi fish around that you can catch and store in a containment if you need food.
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I love the crash zone because you KNOW from the water and fog, and roars, that your living on borrowed time. 2nd place, the Lost River is the best though!
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14:51 “with its rib cage lining the route to its skull like strange monoliths honoring a long-dead god” is such an incredible line bravo Aletho 👏
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Wow you really forgot the best place in the list river. The big tree. When the water becomes light blue in the area and all the pretty (animals) swim around. I love this place. ❤
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I think the silty water around the crash site is what makes it so cool and scary. There's a lot of water like that irl too. It's rarely as clear as the shallows unless you're in the Bahamas.
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The grand reef is my pick, It looks cool, beautiful and terrifying at the same time, and its also a good way to locate other biomes, and also the floating island is above it
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Can I just say that I love your thumbnails, they're really nice!
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my fav biome is the blood kelp trench. The first time i went to the blood kelp trench was with my seamoth i almost shat my pants but then I started going back each time i warmed up to the biome and now it reminds me of home. it was also the first access to the lost river for me.
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Can't deny the Lost River, when I was making guesses for the top five, the Cove Tree wormed its way into my head since I thought it was its own biome. Kinda goes to show that Lost River is so neat, I ranked it twice. For me, I'll be kicking back in the Grassy Plateaus, a good midway between the Safe Shallows and the Everywhere Else with enough open space to set down roots for my base, and only a stone's throw from Mushroom Trees and Blood Kelp/Lost River, it's good real estate.
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The Sparse reef is so underrated. You get SO MUCH shale outcrops, and rubies pretty early.
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I would like to say, I’ve played Subnautica multiple times and have explored a lot. But never, never have I ever ended up in the Crag field. I didn’t even know it existed until just now.
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Ayy the funny underwater man has a sponsor, congrats! Also I am very happy you ranked the lost river first just like I do, the perfect blend of creepiness and alien nature, but also strange comfort when finding a safe spot (cough cough, Cove tree) is unmatched throughout the entire game. Looking forward to the next video!
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I consider the other side of the aroura a whole new biome called “hellhole”
