@5:25 The scanner can only look for items you've seen (been close enough so it loaded) in the area during the current play session. So if you load a save and go to the scanner the list will be quite limited.
OVscientia here, I HUGELY recommend you keep one or two beacons on you at all times just so that if you are adventuring out to scout ahead or to explore, you can use the beacons to remember where you were/are at
1:47 Oh, the shaft leads to another room further down. However, unless you are missing a battery charger and propulsion cannon, I doubt there will be any other necessary business down there. (The scary noises are sound effects played once you enter a wreck. A bit like how "Crash Site" will play when you enter the blood kelp biome. A little ironic but it suits the vibes very well.) 9:34 Its called Crush Depth. All music in Subnautica was made by Simon Chylinski. 12:17 Depends on which you wanna go down. Theres a big and theres a small blood kelp biome, big one is north and small is southwest. Small is safer but more difficult to navigate as its a ton of small caves that snake down, whilst the big one is more dangerous but also more easy to navigate, as its a giant hole in the ground rather than many small ones. 17:11 Press and hold the button, and the rifle will charge up. When you release or the charge hits maximum, it will shoot that orb and a large electric field will be generated thatll freeze the object it hit. Very useful is to shoot the ground when a hostile mob is approaching. It will create a protective bubble. 19:32 Yes. But it will just warp away. So, the rifle isnt of much use against them. 23:20 Like the stasis rifle, you must press and hold the button to charge up the rifle or defense system. Regarding the defense system, short tap if the enemy is close, press and hold for a larger shock. Word of warning, do not charge up the defense system near your base. It can and it will kill the fish inside your base. Also, if you wanna get rid of any hostile fauna, emit a large charge near them. It will cause them to go away immediately.
A few non-spoilery (storywise. Some mechanics of the game may be spoiled) tips below: Practice a bit with the stasis rifle, so you know how it works. Also, against bigger things, aim for the head (or more precicely in front of the head as the shot travels a bit slow), as that is where the hitbox are. Also, though it is called a rifle, it is not a weapon, bit a tool in aid for scanning bigger things, and possible to get away from bigger things. For the electric repellant, it shocks smaller things, but not bigger things. For the bigger things you need to wait until the things have grabbed the seamoth before releasing the electric defence thing, thus avoiding too much damage to the seamoth. Also practice using that, since, like the stasis rifle, it has two two firing modes. For the deep place you plan on going to, lights off in tje open water! And perhaps park a bit away from where you are going to go there. Bringing an extra oxygen tank may help there, as you can change them while exploring. But make sure both are filled up with air before using that change-oxygen tank tip. Batteries in your tools should also be charged up Also, make sure to scan everywhere in the destination of that place you plan to go, because there are both scans, and an item you do not want to miss there. The electric defense, as well as sonar, uses a fair bit of the seamoth battery power. So bringing an extra battery cell for the seamoth may be wise. A few beacons may also be smart to bring along, and putting one at the entrance to the place you are planning to go. Then it is not so easy to get lost. And make sure the seamoth is turned on / turned visible (in the pda), so that it shows when you swim away from it. In deeper places one may get disoriented and having the seamoth easily visible helps. You can even switch its visibility to another color than blue, like you can with every beacon, to make it more visible than it is with the default blue marker / color. I usually use red fir all my vehicles, bases, and important beacons, yellow marking for all explored pods, and the color blue for all pods that I have not explored yet.
Dude this episode is a lifesaver! I'm amidst my first of two consecutive night-shifts and it was rather bothersome up until now. Finally was able to take a break and calm myself.
The blood Kelp trench inspires terror, that's intended, no need to feel more afraid of it than necessary. We are all terrified there. You will have to return there, possibly multiple times to finish the game. The sea crab things are the underwater variant of the land ones. Just ram them with Goose (careful of the ground though) or once you'll have the Perimeter Defense System, just zap them, careful though, the PDS uses a lot of power, better have a spare Powercell just in case. Make sure you explore all the tunnels near the area of the trench (there is a big tunnel and smaller trench network), there are some lore related things to find. Hold the mouse button to load a more powerful charge. Three complete charges should kill the nearby Bonesharks. One charge makes them flee. The further from you, the less powerful the charge is. Of course, expect collateral damage on nearby fish when you fight against sharks, that's the price to pay for your tranquility, I'm afraid I'm no Thalassophobe but I was scared the first time I played in many areas and it still gives me the creeps years later. Stasis rifle is kinda useless if you don't aim precisely the head of the beast you want to immobilize. In that regard, it's like the Seamoth and Prawn torpedo uprade, I never use them. A repulsion uprade for the Propulsion canon is much more useful. It makes Warpers instantly warp away, it makes all beasts get away and it also blasts the toxic jellyfish hanging Stinger plants off the way as well. Of course, the bigger the target, the less effective it is, don't expect to frighten Reapers with a Repulsion canon.
The scanner room wasn't picking up the lithium and magnetite because essentially, the game didnt have the jellyshroom caves loaded in yet. When you went over there in your camera you loaded the area fully which meant the lithium and magnetite spawned in. It's just a game limitation kind of annoying to deal with you just have to load all the area around your scanner room
You can shock the Reaper and make him go away temporarily. But you MUST shock him after he grabs you, so you may take a few points of damage, but is very few.
Ngl on my playthrough I scanned the Reaper long before I got the Stasis Rifle, I just gave him half a dozen Peepers, got the scan, and got eaten on the way out xD Absolutely messed up my heartrate for an hour lmao
@@Eaglewing747 I scanned the Reaper by using the Sea Moth as bait. While he was busy throwing it around, I scanned it and swam away as soon as I was done.
As to why the scanner room works as it does: It forgets when you save/load. Once you load into a new game, it can only "find" things in parts of the map that have been loaded in, and they only load in when you get close to them (in person or via camera drone). SO ... Take one of the camera drones for a spin and as you reach a new area and it laods it, you'll see it appear on the list of findables with a popup notification..
If a resource isn't in the scannable region of the scanner room, they won't show up on the list. So, if you collected all the lithium in the scannable area, it won't show up on the list anymore. When something new comes into range, like a stalker tooth, or lithium. Then it will say new item is found, like it did for you when you were piloting one of the cameras in the jellyshroom caves. There are two noises when it comes to wrecks. One when you are near one (within 100 metres) which kinda sounds like a metallic crunching sound. The other is the deep booming sound when you're inside of one of the larger wrecks. Never use the repulsion cannon inside or near (aiming at) your cyclops or your base. You can blast your lockers out of the cyclops/base with the repulsion cannon. I blew out and lost all my lockers out of my cyclops. You can take your prawnsuit down into the jellyshroom caves. You just need to jump up on the coral shelves to get back up, and having a grappling hook helps as well.
@@Imagicka What does a repulsion cannon even do that a propulsion cannon won't? The way you describe it to me is like the Propulsion Cannon's crazy older sister.
@@KevinEnjoyer pretty much. The propulsion cannon can pick things up, and can fling things away. You can even load things into the cannon with stuff in your inventory. The repulsion cannon just pushes things away. I don't think you can load things from your inventory into it. Maybe on my next play through, I'll play with it. I want to see if I can load my inventory with Crashfish and shoot them at a reaper and kill it.
The best tip I can give you is: Plant everything. Having an entire planter for each plant outside your base saves you a lot of footwork. That is probably too much but those beds barely cost anything to build and having too many resources is not a thing.
You can hit a gel sack 3 times to get seeds and then pick it up to use for crafting. I mean, it works for most plants, but numbers differ. You might also want to build your fabricator next to the storage containers in order to save a lot of time running back and forth.
(The ghosts they call from deep for their young ,be weary of the river of the dead for the young fresh souls born from the tree of life use its astral passage to follow the calls from the deep , so that they may join their kin in the abyssal void , beware) jokes aside the cyclops should be built before you go to the deep blood kelp cave , goose can survive but she's abit small for what's down there...
8:32 fun fact about that map, it used to be on the same button as the light so you had a mode for both off, both on, only light, and only map which required clicking through them all to find the one you wanted
The defense system on the seamoth can be held down for a bigger charge btw. Also if you have discovered killing fish with the thermal blade automatically cooks them so you never have to worry about food
definitely want to plant those blood oils so you can grow some blood kelp and reduce the amount of times you have to go back to the blood kelp zone to next to none with maybe a few exceptions.
You can absolutely take the Prawn Suit down anywhere, easier to get out of places with the grapple arm but you can still do it without it, just a bit more parkour skills needed...
"Where'd that Warper go?" - Good question. Where do Warpers go when they warp? Gander .. can get back up from down there. But without the enhanced jet pack, and the grapple, it's very difficult. Goose is much better suited. (oh, and I don't think I've heard so many variations Hydrochloric Acid....!)
Music is area-based. When the music stops or starts it doesn't mean you're about to get into a boss fight, it just means you left or entered an area :P
The noises you heard in the wreck was the Gargantuan Leviathan, a thought to be extinct sea creature that was the biggest living thing on 4546b. Just kidding that was just ambience noises but there is a mod you should check out that adds the Gargantuan leviathan.
1:11 that's just ambience sound. But do worry, there will be scarier sounds later. 19:34 There's nothing that lives in that area at that depth any ways, "Wopas" (hehe) spawn in several key locations within the whole map, they react upon your infection. The audio is referring to a much deeper place, but I am not sure why it played. Hey, make another exterior planter and plant the BLOOD OIL. It produces an eerie white looking plant, but you can harvest more blood oils later from its roots. You are doing great with your progression. The more you take your time and fill your mind with speculations of how things work in the game, the more immersed you get in the reality of exploring a deep underwater alien world. IT'S GONNA BEE OKAAAY.
Oh yeah, the blood kelp biome, really nice place, with good neighbors, good light in the morning, you don't have any light sources at night when you want to sleep, everyone should build their homes there If someone didn't noticed, that was sarcasm 😀
6:20 That's a thing when you restarted the game. Don't worry, just swim around a bit and stuff will reappear on your scanner. 20:10 Because you crossed the border between two biomes^^ PS: You don't need to bring food anymore because you can instacook edible fish with the thermoblade. Water is still required though. PPS: Who told you you cannot get back up with the prawn? That's not true.With a bit of practice and the right upgrades the prawn is actually the fastest vehicle in the game btw.
I love your "yoinks" and "yippies" ^_^ We can add "pew pew" to this. BTW, Lithium is found in the Shale chunks, as well as by itself. And it's Stacey-rifle ^_^ For any such long-distance trip, clear out your inventory of anything you don't need, take some solid bottles of water and cured fish or nutrient bars. And save often ;-)
It's Stay-sis' rifle. If the date went on and she needs to leave now, you can apply it to make her stay a little longer. Which sounded funnier and less creepy when the sentence was still in my mind, so use at your on discretion!
You should return to the place where you got the message about bottom dwelling creatures and you should look for them, they can help you farm shale outcrops
20:57 the alien containment is located in the degasi habitat at 500m. That zone hosts a creature that can disable your electronics including your seamoth and it's quite dangerous so good luck 😄
Hey never seen your channel before but you gotta upgrade your oxygen tank! I also read some of the comments on your channel telling you to "hurry" and go find things. Thats literally the exact opposite of how to play this game. You wanna slow down. Take your time. Think and plan before you just do. But then the beauty is during that you get lost in time exploring. My biggest tip is slow down.
The scanner is just weird with options to scan. It can only scan for stuff you have seen/touched but it resets when you exit the game. Or something along those lines, its very confusing why they made it like this.
![CAMPปลิ้น | EP.83[2/2] ประสบการณ์ขนหัวลุกจากตำนานวงการผี!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/T_kFecQw7Ds/mqdefault.jpg)
Me, irrationally thrilled by being a storage box: I HOLD SEEDS 😍😍😍😍
“I'm not coming back!”
Oh sweet summer child 😹
@5:25 The scanner can only look for items you've seen (been close enough so it loaded) in the area during the current play session. So if you load a save and go to the scanner the list will be quite limited.
OVscientia here, I HUGELY recommend you keep one or two beacons on you at all times just so that if you are adventuring out to scout ahead or to explore, you can use the beacons to remember where you were/are at
1:47 Oh, the shaft leads to another room further down. However, unless you are missing a battery charger and propulsion cannon, I doubt there will be any other necessary business down there. (The scary noises are sound effects played once you enter a wreck. A bit like how "Crash Site" will play when you enter the blood kelp biome. A little ironic but it suits the vibes very well.)
9:34 Its called Crush Depth. All music in Subnautica was made by Simon Chylinski.
12:17 Depends on which you wanna go down. Theres a big and theres a small blood kelp biome, big one is north and small is southwest. Small is safer but more difficult to navigate as its a ton of small caves that snake down, whilst the big one is more dangerous but also more easy to navigate, as its a giant hole in the ground rather than many small ones.
17:11 Press and hold the button, and the rifle will charge up. When you release or the charge hits maximum, it will shoot that orb and a large electric field will be generated thatll freeze the object it hit. Very useful is to shoot the ground when a hostile mob is approaching. It will create a protective bubble.
19:32 Yes. But it will just warp away. So, the rifle isnt of much use against them.
23:20 Like the stasis rifle, you must press and hold the button to charge up the rifle or defense system. Regarding the defense system, short tap if the enemy is close, press and hold for a larger shock. Word of warning, do not charge up the defense system near your base. It can and it will kill the fish inside your base. Also, if you wanna get rid of any hostile fauna, emit a large charge near them. It will cause them to go away immediately.
I think it's criminal you don't have more subs yet, thanks for another banger vid!
A few non-spoilery (storywise. Some mechanics of the game may be spoiled) tips below:
Practice a bit with the stasis rifle, so you know how it works. Also, against bigger things, aim for the head (or more precicely in front of the head as the shot travels a bit slow), as that is where the hitbox are. Also, though it is called a rifle, it is not a weapon, bit a tool in aid for scanning bigger things, and possible to get away from bigger things.
For the electric repellant, it shocks smaller things, but not bigger things. For the bigger things you need to wait until the things have grabbed the seamoth before releasing the electric defence thing, thus avoiding too much damage to the seamoth. Also practice using that, since, like the stasis rifle, it has two two firing modes.
For the deep place you plan on going to, lights off in tje open water! And perhaps park a bit away from where you are going to go there. Bringing an extra oxygen tank may help there, as you can change them while exploring. But make sure both are filled up with air before using that change-oxygen tank tip. Batteries in your tools should also be charged up
Also, make sure to scan everywhere in the destination of that place you plan to go, because there are both scans, and an item you do not want to miss there.
The electric defense, as well as sonar, uses a fair bit of the seamoth battery power. So bringing an extra battery cell for the seamoth may be wise.
A few beacons may also be smart to bring along, and putting one at the entrance to the place you are planning to go. Then it is not so easy to get lost. And make sure the seamoth is turned on / turned visible (in the pda), so that it shows when you swim away from it. In deeper places one may get disoriented and having the seamoth easily visible helps. You can even switch its visibility to another color than blue, like you can with every beacon, to make it more visible than it is with the default blue marker / color. I usually use red fir all my vehicles, bases, and important beacons, yellow marking for all explored pods, and the color blue for all pods that I have not explored yet.
And remember to make another exterior growbed and plant the blood Seed things you have in your seamoth.
Dude this episode is a lifesaver! I'm amidst my first of two consecutive night-shifts and it was rather bothersome up until now. Finally was able to take a break and calm myself.
p.s.: back to nursing and laundry I go, sleep tight.
You can upgrade oxygen tank, check modification station ;-)
its episode 13 and the deepest down she has been is the blood kelp biome
she is so not ready whats waiting for her lol
This series is awesome, keep it up
The blood Kelp trench inspires terror, that's intended, no need to feel more afraid of it than necessary. We are all terrified there.
You will have to return there, possibly multiple times to finish the game.
The sea crab things are the underwater variant of the land ones. Just ram them with Goose (careful of the ground though) or once you'll have the Perimeter Defense System, just zap them, careful though, the PDS uses a lot of power, better have a spare Powercell just in case.
Make sure you explore all the tunnels near the area of the trench (there is a big tunnel and smaller trench network), there are some lore related things to find. Hold the mouse button to load a more powerful charge. Three complete charges should kill the nearby Bonesharks. One charge makes them flee. The further from you, the less powerful the charge is. Of course, expect collateral damage on nearby fish when you fight against sharks, that's the price to pay for your tranquility, I'm afraid
I'm no Thalassophobe but I was scared the first time I played in many areas and it still gives me the creeps years later.
Stasis rifle is kinda useless if you don't aim precisely the head of the beast you want to immobilize. In that regard, it's like the Seamoth and Prawn torpedo uprade, I never use them. A repulsion uprade for the Propulsion canon is much more useful. It makes Warpers instantly warp away, it makes all beasts get away and it also blasts the toxic jellyfish hanging Stinger plants off the way as well. Of course, the bigger the target, the less effective it is, don't expect to frighten Reapers with a Repulsion canon.
The scanner room wasn't picking up the lithium and magnetite because essentially, the game didnt have the jellyshroom caves loaded in yet. When you went over there in your camera you loaded the area fully which meant the lithium and magnetite spawned in. It's just a game limitation kind of annoying to deal with you just have to load all the area around your scanner room
You can shock the Reaper and make him go away temporarily.
But you MUST shock him after he grabs you, so you may take a few points of damage, but is very few.
If you time it correctly you don't take any damage actually.
My recommendation: build the Cyclops as soon as you can.
Also, I dare you to use the Stasis Rifle to freeze a Reaper and scan it lol.
Yeah def u cant keep going without it's information in the databank trust
Ngl on my playthrough I scanned the Reaper long before I got the Stasis Rifle, I just gave him half a dozen Peepers, got the scan, and got eaten on the way out xD Absolutely messed up my heartrate for an hour lmao
@@Eaglewing747 I scanned the Reaper by using the Sea Moth as bait. While he was busy throwing it around, I scanned it and swam away as soon as I was done.
As to why the scanner room works as it does:
It forgets when you save/load. Once you load into a new game, it can only "find" things in parts of the map that have been loaded in, and they only load in when you get close to them (in person or via camera drone).
SO ... Take one of the camera drones for a spin and as you reach a new area and it laods it, you'll see it appear on the list of findables with a popup notification..
If a resource isn't in the scannable region of the scanner room, they won't show up on the list.
So, if you collected all the lithium in the scannable area, it won't show up on the list anymore.
When something new comes into range, like a stalker tooth, or lithium. Then it will say new item is found, like it did for you when you were piloting one of the cameras in the jellyshroom caves.
There are two noises when it comes to wrecks. One when you are near one (within 100 metres) which kinda sounds like a metallic crunching sound. The other is the deep booming sound when you're inside of one of the larger wrecks.
Never use the repulsion cannon inside or near (aiming at) your cyclops or your base. You can blast your lockers out of the cyclops/base with the repulsion cannon. I blew out and lost all my lockers out of my cyclops.
You can take your prawnsuit down into the jellyshroom caves. You just need to jump up on the coral shelves to get back up, and having a grappling hook helps as well.
@@Imagicka What does a repulsion cannon even do that a propulsion cannon won't? The way you describe it to me is like the Propulsion Cannon's crazy older sister.
@@KevinEnjoyer pretty much. The propulsion cannon can pick things up, and can fling things away. You can even load things into the cannon with stuff in your inventory.
The repulsion cannon just pushes things away. I don't think you can load things from your inventory into it. Maybe on my next play through, I'll play with it. I want to see if I can load my inventory with Crashfish and shoot them at a reaper and kill it.
The best tip I can give you is:
Plant everything.
Having an entire planter for each plant outside your base saves you a lot of footwork. That is probably too much but those beds barely cost anything to build and having too many resources is not a thing.
the lightweight high capacity tank lets you swim around at full speed, while the high capacity and ultra high capacity tanks slightly slow you down
You can hit a gel sack 3 times to get seeds and then pick it up to use for crafting. I mean, it works for most plants, but numbers differ.
You might also want to build your fabricator next to the storage containers in order to save a lot of time running back and forth.
A new portion of Lana! Yapiiii! ^_^ Thanks for the video! Absolutely love your Sabnautics walkthrough! You are adorable :)
(The ghosts they call from deep for their young ,be weary of the river of the dead for the young fresh souls born from the tree of life use its astral passage to follow the calls from the deep , so that they may join their kin in the abyssal void , beware) jokes aside the cyclops should be built before you go to the deep blood kelp cave , goose can survive but she's abit small for what's down there...
8:32 fun fact about that map, it used to be on the same button as the light so you had a mode for both off, both on, only light, and only map which required clicking through them all to find the one you wanted
It was so annoying :D
The noises are absolutely nothing to worry about. ;)
The defense system on the seamoth can be held down for a bigger charge btw. Also if you have discovered killing fish with the thermal blade automatically cooks them so you never have to worry about food
I had no idea you could charge the shock system... does it eat more battery?
we love these videos thx
Just a tip you should go to the bulb zone that was where the bone sharks were because you can find a lot of useful stuff there
definitely want to plant those blood oils so you can grow some blood kelp and reduce the amount of times you have to go back to the blood kelp zone to next to none with maybe a few exceptions.
You can absolutely take the Prawn Suit down anywhere, easier to get out of places with the grapple arm but you can still do it without it, just a bit more parkour skills needed...
"Where'd that Warper go?" - Good question. Where do Warpers go when they warp?
Gander .. can get back up from down there. But without the enhanced jet pack, and the grapple, it's very difficult. Goose is much better suited.
(oh, and I don't think I've heard so many variations Hydrochloric Acid....!)
11:59 yes lol
Music is area-based. When the music stops or starts it doesn't mean you're about to get into a boss fight, it just means you left or entered an area :P
Yay more subnautica
The noises you heard in the wreck was the Gargantuan Leviathan, a thought to be extinct sea creature that was the biggest living thing on 4546b. Just kidding that was just ambience noises but there is a mod you should check out that adds the Gargantuan leviathan.
Gargantuan is my favorite one, hope there would be possible to experience it's true size in person, I wonder does the VR version have its mod 😁
14:43 there was two, silly goose
I hope you go see the sea treaders (the migrating animals the computer mentioned). They're friendly and they can provide you with some easy resources
Now that you have the modification station you should make a ultra high capacity air tank
1:11 that's just ambience sound. But do worry, there will be scarier sounds later.
19:34 There's nothing that lives in that area at that depth any ways, "Wopas" (hehe) spawn in several key locations within the whole map, they react upon your infection. The audio is referring to a much deeper place, but I am not sure why it played.
Hey, make another exterior planter and plant the BLOOD OIL. It produces an eerie white looking plant, but you can harvest more blood oils later from its roots.
You are doing great with your progression. The more you take your time and fill your mind with speculations of how things work in the game, the more immersed you get in the reality of exploring a deep underwater alien world. IT'S GONNA BEE OKAAAY.
Yippee? You've played Lethal Company.😊
Not sure if it's my imagination, but blood oil seems to last pretty well in the bioreactor
Oh yeah, the blood kelp biome, really nice place, with good neighbors, good light in the morning, you don't have any light sources at night when you want to sleep, everyone should build their homes there
If someone didn't noticed, that was sarcasm 😀
6:20 That's a thing when you restarted the game. Don't worry, just swim around a bit and stuff will reappear on your scanner.
20:10 Because you crossed the border between two biomes^^
PS: You don't need to bring food anymore because you can instacook edible fish with the thermoblade. Water is still required though.
PPS: Who told you you cannot get back up with the prawn? That's not true.With a bit of practice and the right upgrades the prawn is actually the fastest vehicle in the game btw.
Those were a busy 40 minutes damn, sad that you forgot the mic but it happens
I love your "yoinks" and "yippies" ^_^ We can add "pew pew" to this. BTW, Lithium is found in the Shale chunks, as well as by itself. And it's Stacey-rifle ^_^
For any such long-distance trip, clear out your inventory of anything you don't need, take some solid bottles of water and cured fish or nutrient bars. And save often ;-)
It's Stay-sis' rifle. If the date went on and she needs to leave now, you can apply it to make her stay a little longer. Which sounded funnier and less creepy when the sentence was still in my mind, so use at your on discretion!
You should play subnautica below zero after you finished the base game
Alsó I think the Best seamoth modules are depth Mk3,sonar,perimiter defense,hull reinforcement
Below Zero would be a lot easier on her.
She said she'll play Below Zero and Subnautica 2 (3?) in a previous video :)
You should return to the place where you got the message about bottom dwelling creatures and you should look for them, they can help you farm shale outcrops
Use the cyclops u will find out;)
yay
I'm pretty sure you forgot to change your prawn's name. Also make sure to plant the blood oil
Should be "Gander".
20:57 the alien containment is located in the degasi habitat at 500m. That zone hosts a creature that can disable your electronics including your seamoth and it's quite dangerous so good luck 😄
It's spoiler bro not a tip
No spoilers
Hey never seen your channel before but you gotta upgrade your oxygen tank!
I also read some of the comments on your channel telling you to "hurry" and go find things. Thats literally the exact opposite of how to play this game. You wanna slow down. Take your time. Think and plan before you just do. But then the beauty is during that you get lost in time exploring. My biggest tip is slow down.
make the other oxygen tank
The scanner is just weird with options to scan. It can only scan for stuff you have seen/touched but it resets when you exit the game. Or something along those lines, its very confusing why they made it like this.