@@AnthonyCarrick it's been there for as long as I can remember (even though I haven't played for very long lol), it only happens when you resurface after getting super close to drowning, but there's a chance you'll accidentally cancel the sound if you immediately go under the water again
Imagine now if you were playing this on hardcore mode, and you were significantly along in the game before your near brush with death. I have experienced this feeling multiple times. And even lost a playthrough, or two, or twelve, altogether. It is an awful feeling. Victory eventually came, but not without setbacks.
Hardcore mode has never been ruined for me via drowning. This is an absolute skill issue. If you can't learn how to look at the oxygen meter, measure distance and seconds, then that's honestly a skill you need to immediately learn to pick up. What REALLY ruins hardcore runs are those stupid jellyfish things hanging at the entrance to the 300 m degasi habitat. The poison will immediately eat up your HP basically instantly. And the game's hitboxes being a bit wonky, I've had several runs ruined because of them. Also those freaking exploding fish bastards. I guess other than these, maybe an unlucky fireball attack by the sea dragon or one of the ghost leviathan youths bothering your sub and fishing you out of the cyclops only to snap at you are run-killers. Reapers can generally be avoided rather easily, but I guess you can get unlucky sometimes.
@@RedFloyd469 I was killed by those Jellyfish more than anything in the game. I thought “hey, if Markiplier dodged them, so can I!” 50 deaths later. “That’s it, I’m using the tools to remove them.”
I always park my seamoth next to the rim of the island, at the north side, and at sea level to avoid the ghost leviathan when going onto/off the island.
@@brownfamily1892 It's pretty deep and you'll probably never get attacked if you're just near the beach. The island is above one of the edges of the Grand Reef.
Taking my open water course right now, gotta say, practiced a CESA yesterday and got mild flashbacks to this game (totally fine of course, we weren't nearly deep enough to be in any danger, but still freaky nonetheless)
@@MrNomad-0912 That's pretty sweet. I commented with my sock originally. You should turn it into a career. I haven't been wet for years and am retired now.
I feel like the game gives you additional time if you're charging vertically at full mach speed, it must understand you're in need of some oxygen, otherwise why would we do that right?
Just gotta watch the meters... I've grown FAR too keenly aware of that number, WHEREVER I am in the world, cause I like to take my seamoths practically EVERYWHERE, and those things CANNOT go down far enough ANYWHERE, in my opinion. 😅
This would not have worked for me, cuz I'm playing on deathrun which introduces the bends, so if anything like that happens to me, I just have time to say bye bye. Also its a hardcore world
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You had a floatation device though-
Air bladder was empty
@@dlake1224 oh makes sense haha
I love the extra added detail of the guy spluttering and coughing after having such a close brush with death
That's built-in
And then the emergency for calorie intake x3
When did they add that feature?
@@AnthonyCarrick it's been there for as long as I can remember (even though I haven't played for very long lol), it only happens when you resurface after getting super close to drowning, but there's a chance you'll accidentally cancel the sound if you immediately go under the water again
@@海草猫 ahh I must have missed it then by not almost drowning haha. Or just drowning.
Secret no one told you about.
You have 10 seconds of air after your oxygen reaches 0 before you die.
This is why the calcified caves will never stop to scare me.
I risked everything twice on my current hardcore run in those. Good thing I had ultra high capacity tank
the pathfinder tool is unuseable but the seaglide map is semi-useable. but i just bring an extra o2 tank for long dives.
@@JadeIsBunny
its super risky as its easy to forget to refill it
bros got that movie scene where he has flashbacks to his gf and family, and all of the sudden has the will to survive
this has happened too many times to count
You had a perfectly good air bladder
Green bar on the side is greyed out. The Air Bladder was empty.
@@knuxiellombardiybur8645 who uses the air bladder for oxygen instead of going to the surface
@@octrain4943 idk, this guy, apparently
@@octrain4943me😈
@@knuxiellombardiybur8645 I thought the air bladder was for buoyancy
Imagine now if you were playing this on hardcore mode, and you were significantly along in the game before your near brush with death. I have experienced this feeling multiple times. And even lost a playthrough, or two, or twelve, altogether. It is an awful feeling. Victory eventually came, but not without setbacks.
use floaty thing
Hardcore mode has never been ruined for me via drowning. This is an absolute skill issue. If you can't learn how to look at the oxygen meter, measure distance and seconds, then that's honestly a skill you need to immediately learn to pick up.
What REALLY ruins hardcore runs are those stupid jellyfish things hanging at the entrance to the 300 m degasi habitat. The poison will immediately eat up your HP basically instantly. And the game's hitboxes being a bit wonky, I've had several runs ruined because of them. Also those freaking exploding fish bastards.
I guess other than these, maybe an unlucky fireball attack by the sea dragon or one of the ghost leviathan youths bothering your sub and fishing you out of the cyclops only to snap at you are run-killers. Reapers can generally be avoided rather easily, but I guess you can get unlucky sometimes.
@@RedFloyd469 I was killed by those Jellyfish more than anything in the game. I thought “hey, if Markiplier dodged them, so can I!” 50 deaths later. “That’s it, I’m using the tools to remove them.”
I always park my seamoth next to the rim of the island, at the north side, and at sea level to avoid the ghost leviathan when going onto/off the island.
"detecting multiple leviathan class lifeforms in the region
are you certain what ever you are doing is worth it?"
That triggers my anxiety
Brother, you were deep, deep, the fact that u usead the airbladder too...
I can never look at this island the same now that I know there's a freaking Ghost Leviathan nearby underneath it.
You mean an Elusive Puppy/Danger Noodle c: ? I think they are just ugly, they never even scared me once :P
@@thisguyhd6591 😂
WHAT !!! I literally missed the beach to get on the island and took my seamoth a full circle around it 😭 I almost ran into a ghost leviathan ??
@@brownfamily1892 It's pretty deep and you'll probably never get attacked if you're just near the beach. The island is above one of the edges of the Grand Reef.
I'm a navy trained diver and former wreck diver. I can calmly play this game no problem and I even chase after the baddies. lol
DAMN YOU CRAZY
Taking my open water course right now, gotta say, practiced a CESA yesterday and got mild flashbacks to this game
(totally fine of course, we weren't nearly deep enough to be in any danger, but still freaky nonetheless)
@@MrNomad-0912 That's pretty sweet. I commented with my sock originally. You should turn it into a career. I haven't been wet for years and am retired now.
@@elementoon11 Nothing melts away stress like being underwater. But yea, I am also crazy as well. Heh.
weird flex but ok
Forgot about the air bladder, huh? Happened to me once, but I use it in the beginning area until I get the rebreather.
Mom: what happened? Are u sick?
Me: no *breathe my soul back*
I feel like the game gives you additional time if you're charging vertically at full mach speed, it must understand you're in need of some oxygen, otherwise why would we do that right?
True🤔
Theres an additional 10 seconds of air which gets used during the blackout, doesnt matter if you move or not
@@bobi9928 After years of playing subnautica I only found out recently about that, but its funny to think it doesnt
@@rigel8755 yeah, but imagine if you had it displayed, so you start the game with 55 air, that would be worse
@@bobi9928 less immersive, but it would help to manage time perfectly tho
I actually didn't know if you were descending or ascending lmao
😂😂
Just gotta watch the meters... I've grown FAR too keenly aware of that number, WHEREVER I am in the world, cause I like to take my seamoths practically EVERYWHERE, and those things CANNOT go down far enough ANYWHERE, in my opinion. 😅
Just use the air bladder
It was out of air unfortunately :/
it was depleted.... did you not look at it??
This would not have worked for me, cuz I'm playing on deathrun which introduces the bends, so if anything like that happens to me, I just have time to say bye bye. Also its a hardcore world
This is why you use an air bladder
WHAT?!
Man, your PDA just won't quit whining, will it?
Oh xD, air bladder depleted triggered my anxiety, alongside fact that I kinda play on Hardcore now.