Im not part of it but my nephew definitely is. He won’t go up for air or collect resources. He just scans everything and goes inside caves in the shallows for stuff. He was hasn’t even got fins or an o2 tank.
The Smoker: makes an underwater base just so you can have a long glass corridor connected to an observation room so you can get high, eat chips & listen to Survive looking at shiny fish underwater
I'm the opposite. I try to go back up early in the game with more than enough oxygen left just to realise I got stuck in a cave or a wreck and only find the way out when it's just barely too late
Same I don’t like leaving but you have to sooner than later because if you overcome the fear of anything outside the shallows you will be able to appreciate the beauty of dangerous areas
Ypu forgot another one: The researcher they spend all of their time venturing out and building research bases in all the biomes to let them understand the flora and fauna. Me this is me.
I remember I built a giant base in survival, and when I found out that I needed lithium to make it usable, I got really sad because I knew I had to leave the safe shallows.
I know how to get an easy source of lithium Just go to the mushroom tree forest near the aurora and remember to have a seamoth now search the wall for resources
Yet another type of player: The capturer: takes a leviathan to the safe shallows/lava zone and build around it (that’s me lol) edit: to be their friend
The stoner. Relax in survival while listening to a podcast and see how I feel in the moment. Go leviathan hunting, explore and build FOBs and my personal favourite. Forgetting to get O2 and nearly drowning and panicking whilst I try and locate where I parked my god damn sea moth!
lmao I am for sure the scanner,... I have gotten into a lot of trouble from my instincts when seeing a large dangerous thing (such as the reaper leviathan) and thinking "HMMMMM..... I wanna scan it. I think I can do it without dying this time..." And then of course certain ones still take a few deaths to complete even when I think it wont.
Hey, my friend got a time capsule that is claiming it's from you. I want to confirm that it is, here's some info about it: - It contained a cyclops power efficiency module - It had an image of your name, in the subnautica font - It said to tell you about it if it was found, and had "Acituanbus" at the end, on its' own separate line I'll edit this with more info when my friend gets online EDIT: It read something like: "A message from the prerelease, here's something to help with the cyclops power problem"
I'm the base builder and creative camper. I'm terrified of the game, and can't survive so I choose creative and my giant frame killing bases are my pride and joy.
I’m the scanner and creative camper. I’m also a researcher,that means I build bases in each biome to research the life there and also put things related to that biome inside.
The egg hunter: the player that is looking for eggs 24/7. This player builds MASSIVE aquariums that brake the game.The player uses and makes scanner rooms often
I’m a scanner player, I had to scan the reaper leviathan, both the Ghost Leviathans, reedbacks, sea treaders, and I’m planning on scanning other leviathans
[sub-category for builder] The Vacationer: Those that MUST have a base in almost every biome on the map that contain everything you'd possibly need so you dont have to travel 2km all the way back home just to craft one thing you'd forgotten
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Im the builder,scanner,tourist, gamebraker and here is a new class the badass plalyer the one who isin't scared of subnautica at all and makes an extincion event for the leviathan's and also new class the veteran who know where evrything is so im all of these that i said
I'm a hardcore player. The first time I played the game I was scared as hell. The second time I was kinda bored, I wanted the excitement and fear from my first run back. That's why I chose to play my third run on hard-core.
I am one of the hard-core players and still have never beat the game. I got infuriatingly close one time. I was fully prepared to make a single trip to the lava zones and I already had enough materials set aside to finish the game after that. But then of course my cyclops glitched very very deep and is unable to move. I saved my file and am too scared to go back in to see what I might find.
The "Not enough inv space/ titanium trowher" Always has full inventory and trows titanium away when he takes materials, but when he actually needs titanium and not the other stuff he has none (Counts more to Below Zero since the orginal Subnautica has those metal salvages)
I've started my second hardcore save after I died wreck diving in the first one, so far I've got to the inactive lava zone and don't expect to die anytime soon, I play it VERY safe
@@ghostsbustonme thanks, I started a below zero hardcore run and it's going well so far, although I've not played it in a while after some major bugs stole a thumper mid ice worm attack, that and losing interest after a while, but I will complete it too. I've got all but one part of the architect body and cured the leviathan
@@firemoth1610 Nice. Currently working through mine. My first serious run was lost in the jellyshroom seabase, so this time I opted to simply not explore the area, as the drooping stingers were a near instakill before.
One bug i encountered recently is if you spawn in your moon pool and you enter your seamoth(might work with prawn suit too) before it fully loads in it will bug your seamoth out and you too, if you exit even if your base isnt flooded it will make you swim and your seamoth will get permenantly stuck
definitely the artist and tourist- the game is just so beautiful, can't help but sometimes sit there and marvel at it. Rarely I have my headphones in, sadly, because my monitor doesn't produce sound and I usually listen to music instead, but recently I've been travelling around with headphones on... can't say I'm used to all the extremely eerie sounds
I love taking on plenty of challenges! But I do love: building, scanning, fighting, etc. so maybe… the “extreme player” since I love doing everything in the game!
groups i apply to: scanner somebody who isnt scared of leviathans "oxygen paranoid:" always paranoid about oxygen and always keeps a vehicle near when exploring wrecks
I always go strait to the flouting Island to fill my inventory with lantern fruit, and eat all but one. then I build a multipurpose room so I can plant the lantern fruit, after that I go strait to the degasi base that is like 250 meters down after I make a seamoth of course and at that time I have a seamoth, a sea base, and now we wait for the Arora to explode.
I fall into the 'hardcore heros' category, and a few tip to die less us to: 1. Carry nearly double the amount of food and water you usually have to avoid any possible risks 2. Carry Medkits, 2 to 4 usually works best depending on what you are doing 3. Have spare batteries and power cells on you or in the storerage of a vehicle you are driving in case you are far from your base and some thing dies 4. Simple one, know the map 5. Where you go somewhere take a much resources back as you can, better to have more than you need than to have to go back and risk being killed 6. Last but not least be carefully, keep an eye on your stats and your whereabouts, try to avoid leviathans, and repair vehicles (if safe to) when low Hope these 6 these 6 tips will help any one play hardcore or even just playing normal.
I'd like to submit a new type: the roleplayer. They play the game as if it were an RPG, acting how they believe ryley would in any situation. There's also the repeat player who just plays the game over and over and over and over and over and ov
For some reason I’m imagining some Sea Dragons ripping chunks of soil with trees in them from the Floating Island and carrying them to a huge platform covered in soil,and Cave Crawlers holding seeds and travelling on Reefbacks to that platform.
Another Class: The Collector. That one person that grabs every single item they find. The useless science equipment, the hats, posters, even the suitcases, plants, eggs, just about anything they can hold in their inventory, they take.
The zookeeper. Don't just hatch eggs or raise food; build biome-specific aquaria or containment pools for every hatchable egg or catchable small critter, complete with appropriate vegetation, maybe even illustrating relative depth by stacking tanks. Plus aboveground plant beds for each island and the air-filled caves, if you're a botanist too.
6:44 This is a result of what happens when you go too far away from 0, 0 in Subnautica. Eventually, you get so far away from the actual map that the game begins to break down under the coordinate numbers.
The cartographer: the scanner room is this players best friend. this player sets up scanner rooms every 500-700 meters and, if given time, will have enough scanner rooms throughout the map that he will NEVER be out of range of one. Early symptoms of this player included relying on the scanner room as a mini base in stead of an all purpose room as you progress further under water. these players are also potentially the safest players since scanner rooms can highlight reaper leviathans so they ALWAY know if where theres one within range...and knowledge is power. This player would also likely have multiple scanner rooms at their main base for the convenience.
When he said game breaker i was like I have 5 pet stalkers in my base and have lost my prawn suit multiple times under the world after dying inside it and then misteriously finding it on the surface later.
I feel like a new kind of spreedrun category should be "Cheat%" where you can use any methods including cheats and consoles but as long as its no external or instant game finishing things
I'm the story fixer, I use commands on survival to progress the story in a more cohesive flow, like giving myself gloves and scanner before leaving the pod for the first time, because yes it makes total sense to go touch a bunch of unknown life forms with your bare hands I also like to unlock the blueprints for the beds, right at tge start, because waiting 20 in game days before being able to sleep is kinda weird to me I also like to make sure I get the audio lines for various survival sugestion from the PDA before doing something, i.e: "scans show sulfur deposit in the cave, sulfur is an essential composant of the repair tool" before crafting repair tool Or "Use salt and other spice to mask the flavor of fish" before curing my food... Etc
I’m part of the game breakers group and scanner I guess as well and I have gotten my cuddlefish inside my base TWICE, seen a baby sand shark, encountered a reefback stuck running into terrain in the creepvine forest and have had a stalker put one of my cameras inside the map( it’s still stuck there to this day lol) and I also scan EVERYTHING I see, nothing goes unscanned.
The one person you forgot is the person who will start the game use a cheat code to sign the Cyclops and have where the Cyclops spawns on in your life pod and then for some reason the game clutches and once you go inside your psychops and then run into your life pod to get to the engine room you end up crashing your game
i have 2 peepers permanently swimmingaround in my base, and a floater stuck to thin ceiling of my moon pool. :D one more type: the never finisher, who never bothered with building the neptune escape rocket, and possibly used the materials on a 12 story cuddlefish enclosure instead.
You forgot the "resource hoarder" (that's me). I have 2 bases AND my sub FULL of every possible resource and supplies. Enough for another whole game play through. AT LEAST!
We have the drowner, who always drowns because he doesn't check oxygen. The scared one who leaves the game when hearing a reaper and the basic oxygen tank divers, who get a hell load of basic oxygen tanks and dive down to the active lava zone
I'm part of Scanner group and I cant believe that only 91% of people dive into the water in subnautica
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Im not part of it but my nephew definitely is. He won’t go up for air or collect resources. He just scans everything and goes inside caves in the shallows for stuff. He was hasn’t even got fins or an o2 tank.
Me too. But i also biologist, and for me i always more important to scan a crashfish than a seamoth.
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Scanner group fo sho
The blind man: the player who endlessly searches for sandstone outcrops and never has enough silver
Totally not me...😅
If you don't count Below Zero... its definitley me
this was me in the short amount of time I did survival
Me
im in this comment i dont like it >:c
"The Margeurit" - The player who has decided to kill every monster that even slightly inconvenienced them. xD
✋
I see a Ghost Leviathan, I straight up went for it and I even happened to have my stasis rifle ready. I think I've killed all of them within the map.
Yep thats me i have a bunch of screenies with dead stuff Edit: My favorite biome is the void, i love killing leviathans in survival mode.
ME
I kill annoying warpers :D and crabsquids, and bone sharks, and a few more prawn suit agressive animals
The Smoker: makes an underwater base just so you can have a long glass corridor connected to an observation room so you can get high, eat chips & listen to Survive looking at shiny fish underwater
Im the kinda guy thats forgets to breath until its too late but then still somehow survives
I'm the opposite. I try to go back up early in the game with more than enough oxygen left just to realise I got stuck in a cave or a wreck and only find the way out when it's just barely too late
then my character pukes out everything and it seems he will still die
Same but i usually do this in hardcore XD
me
Me too
im the type that goes out of the "safe" shallows and immediatly goes back after hearing loud noises
Same I don’t like leaving but you have to sooner than later because if you overcome the fear of anything outside the shallows you will be able to appreciate the beauty of dangerous areas
Another Type Of Player: The one who doesn't go near the crash zone, the mountains, and the dunes.
i’m that player
I press f1, I see dunes, I fucking run
@@finn7750 I agree
Ive played the game since early access and ive only been to the crashzone once
Another one:
The Loony: Builds their base in the crag field
Ypu forgot another one: The researcher they spend all of their time venturing out and building research bases in all the biomes to let them understand the flora and fauna. Me this is me.
cant blame you
@Grayson Beresten You should its fun.Or you could use console commands to do that :)
Honestly, yeah same
This is me,as well as the scanner.
YOU
I remember I built a giant base in survival, and when I found out that I needed lithium to make it usable, I got really sad because I knew I had to leave the safe shallows.
Lmao, i built my base in the lava zone
@@theleverage22 the start or the end
I know how to get an easy source of lithium
Just go to the mushroom tree forest near the aurora and remember to have a seamoth now search the wall for resources
@@noustinky1201 my seamoth died because i hit it with my cyclops
@@noustinky1201 the jellyshroom caves work too
The Roleplay Guy - The Player Who Acts If He Was The Actual Protagoinst In Subnautica, like the Press Start To Laugh Videos
The poor one: doesn't have subnautica but knows everything about it
edit: Thanks to everyone for the likes lol
I feel like that’s a lot of people here lol
Subnautica is free on ps4
F
I-how do you know who i am
@@Urpojenkuningas It was few days ago now free is horizon zero dawn
Yet another type of player: The capturer: takes a leviathan to the safe shallows/lava zone and build around it (that’s me lol) edit: to be their friend
Ok
I brought an adult ghost to the safe shallows was funny
I'm glad to see it's not only me that's had a leviathan problem in safe shallows. Although mine was accidental.
The stoner. Relax in survival while listening to a podcast and see how I feel in the moment. Go leviathan hunting, explore and build FOBs and my personal favourite. Forgetting to get O2 and nearly drowning and panicking whilst I try and locate where I parked my god damn sea moth!
lmao I am for sure the scanner,... I have gotten into a lot of trouble from my instincts when seeing a large dangerous thing (such as the reaper leviathan) and thinking "HMMMMM..... I wanna scan it. I think I can do it without dying this time..." And then of course certain ones still take a few deaths to complete even when I think it wont.
Hey, my friend got a time capsule that is claiming it's from you. I want to confirm that it is, here's some info about it:
- It contained a cyclops power efficiency module
- It had an image of your name, in the subnautica font
- It said to tell you about it if it was found, and had "Acituanbus" at the end, on its' own separate line
I'll edit this with more info when my friend gets online
EDIT: It read something like: "A message from the prerelease, here's something to help with the cyclops power problem"
When the sponsor has you genuinely interested: _Oh?_
I am the type of player that gives himself everything he needs and then goes to kill 3 Reapers at the same time.
Sooo the badass
REEEEEEEE WHY YOU KILL REAPERS THEY JUST WANT HUGSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS 😭
@@malachiperez7190 no they wanna eat you
@@Demonpumkin nonononono your misunderstanding reapers he just wants hugs
@@AbleRaxskall dude made my 87 health (would repair if i wasnt going gas gas gas to base) seamoth go to 7hp, now it's time for revenge
Me watching the opera gx sponsor ad on opera gx:i am four paraler universes ahead of you i already am filled with the power
I'm the base builder and creative camper. I'm terrified of the game, and can't survive so I choose creative and my giant frame killing bases are my pride and joy.
Same
I’m the scanner and creative camper. I’m also a researcher,that means I build bases in each biome to research the life there and also put things related to that biome inside.
The egg hunter: the player that is looking for eggs 24/7. This player builds MASSIVE aquariums that brake the game.The player uses and makes scanner rooms often
I'm the kind of person that likes to watch leviathans in game
same i usually ride them and play with them
Your insane
Same. I like to build bases by them and just use my seamoth\seaglide to outmaneuver them while heading straight for them
I made a base around all leviathan spawns and named them and made a family
@@dshane8731 same. Just not reapers yet
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Me: *spams right side of my screen*
:(
@@Aci_yt f
5:58 genuinely got jumpscared 😅. Also your editing has improved quite a lot!
I’m a scanner player, I had to scan the reaper leviathan, both the Ghost Leviathans, reedbacks, sea treaders, and I’m planning on scanning other leviathans
6:44 That Reaper is definitely on Acid Mushrooms.
A few months ago I had a reaper at my base in safe shallows
@@lovesodlind7082 o h, o h n o
@@lovesodlind7082 oh. Ok.
The Googler: Someone who is new to the game but instead of finding things themselves they always google everything.
Or read everything in the wiki. I'm near the end game just thanks to the wiki, knowledge is power, right?
everyone's first time lol
[sub-category for builder] The Vacationer: Those that MUST have a base in almost every biome on the map that contain everything you'd possibly need so you dont have to travel 2km all the way back home just to craft one thing you'd forgotten
The other kind of scanner: builds minibases with scanner rooms all over the crater so there's always a room nearby sending something to their hud.
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Hi aci I'm a big fannnnn
as someone who uses gx, i love it
U didnt show my type:
Who always needs to look u where to find stuff like cyclops shield
Im the builder,scanner,tourist, gamebraker and here is a new class the badass plalyer the one who isin't scared of subnautica at all and makes an extincion event for the leviathan's and also new class the veteran who know where evrything is so im all of these that i said
I'm creative camper and roleplayer
I'm a hardcore player. The first time I played the game I was scared as hell. The second time I was kinda bored, I wanted the excitement and fear from my first run back. That's why I chose to play my third run on hard-core.
me too
I am one of the hard-core players and still have never beat the game. I got infuriatingly close one time. I was fully prepared to make a single trip to the lava zones and I already had enough materials set aside to finish the game after that. But then of course my cyclops glitched very very deep and is unable to move. I saved my file and am too scared to go back in to see what I might find.
Oof you shouldn't have saved 😭😭😭 that happened to us also, there's no way out of the floor once you get in. Luckily we'd saved 20 minutes before that.
The "Not enough inv space/ titanium trowher"
Always has full inventory and trows titanium away when he takes materials, but when he actually needs titanium and not the other stuff he has none
(Counts more to Below Zero since the orginal Subnautica has those metal salvages)
HAH "I'm throwing away the titanium right? I need this Gorge doll"
me lol
I've started my second hardcore save after I died wreck diving in the first one, so far I've got to the inactive lava zone and don't expect to die anytime soon, I play it VERY safe
update, I have successfully beaten subnautica on hardcore difficulty for the first time, it was a trip
@@firemoth1610 a bit late but great job
@@ghostsbustonme thanks, I started a below zero hardcore run and it's going well so far, although I've not played it in a while after some major bugs stole a thumper mid ice worm attack, that and losing interest after a while, but I will complete it too. I've got all but one part of the architect body and cured the leviathan
@@firemoth1610 Nice. Currently working through mine. My first serious run was lost in the jellyshroom seabase, so this time I opted to simply not explore the area, as the drooping stingers were a near instakill before.
@@nile6076 I recommend using the blue gmod gravity gun to gently move them out of the way, it's what I did, good luck survivor
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6:37
In my Subnautica survival world, I have a Rabbit Ray stuck in the starting life pod.
that reaper was pogging
6:44
Reaper Leviathan pog
The hoarder: horse literally everything, even eggs
The tryhard: end the levatian with normal knifes 🗿
I've ended a leviathan with a habitat builder... does that count? XD
*_-woot-_*
@@misschieflolz1301 you WHAT?
One bug i encountered recently is if you spawn in your moon pool and you enter your seamoth(might work with prawn suit too) before it fully loads in it will bug your seamoth out and you too, if you exit even if your base isnt flooded it will make you swim and your seamoth will get permenantly stuck
New class: guide/helper teaches friends or family to play
definitely the artist and tourist- the game is just so beautiful, can't help but sometimes sit there and marvel at it. Rarely I have my headphones in, sadly, because my monitor doesn't produce sound and I usually listen to music instead, but recently I've been travelling around with headphones on... can't say I'm used to all the extremely eerie sounds
I know it’s been mentioned before but this one deserves their own role:
The people that put the cuddlefish in the bioreactor.
,,the psychopaths"
@@MATEITHEBOY last video
@@nikzubyk6396 read their comment they said it was said before
I love taking on plenty of challenges! But I do love: building, scanning, fighting, etc. so maybe… the “extreme player” since I love doing everything in the game!
The ultimate flex is having the reaper leviathan scanned.
It's easy all u need Is that gun whatever it's called that freezes things and u can get close to it
@@junjun2579 I did it without the statis rifle
I have the ghost leviathan scanned aswell
I have them all scanned, including the sea dragon leviathan, they’re pretty easy to scan when they’re dead :)
@@lunavixen015 lol
Man the music in between the types of players gives me such a strong feeling of subnautica that i am almost crying
The person with thalassophobia not wanting to do anything because of the fear: that's me hello!
groups i apply to:
scanner
somebody who isnt scared of leviathans
"oxygen paranoid:" always paranoid about oxygen and always keeps a vehicle near when exploring wrecks
"don't click away just yet" me, using opera GX for 2 years now: hrmmm
same except 1 year
I know want i said makes no sense
New category: the over prepper. The guy who prepares for a tough encounter so much, that the challenge becomes too easy and he wastes his time. (Me)
I always go strait to the flouting Island to fill my inventory with lantern fruit, and eat all but one. then I build a multipurpose room so I can plant the lantern fruit, after that I go strait to the degasi base that is like 250 meters down after I make a seamoth of course and at that time I have a seamoth, a sea base, and now we wait for the Arora to explode.
So in other words, the vegan speedrunner
@@yourweirdplant yeah, you can say that.
I fall into the 'hardcore heros' category, and a few tip to die less us to:
1. Carry nearly double the amount of food and water you usually have to avoid any possible risks
2. Carry Medkits, 2 to 4 usually works best depending on what you are doing
3. Have spare batteries and power cells on you or in the storerage of a vehicle you are driving in case you are far from your base and some thing dies
4. Simple one, know the map
5. Where you go somewhere take a much resources back as you can, better to have more than you need than to have to go back and risk being killed
6. Last but not least be carefully, keep an eye on your stats and your whereabouts, try to avoid leviathans, and repair vehicles (if safe to) when low
Hope these 6 these 6 tips will help any one play hardcore or even just playing normal.
I am the type of player that is afraid of going deeper than 300 meters.
You are not the only one🤣🤣🤣🤣
bruh
"This video is sponsered by opera GX"
Me watching it on opera GX:
I am the guy who‘s gangsta until he has to go to aurora! xD
That's easy if you use the seaglide glitch
Another type: The killer: Litterly kills every thing they see even if its not a fish
I’m the base builder
So do I
I'd like to submit a new type: the roleplayer. They play the game as if it were an RPG, acting how they believe ryley would in any situation.
There's also the repeat player who just plays the game over and over and over and over and over and ov
8:13
HOW MANY MANY PEOPLE ARE GONNA TURN INTO FURRIES LOL
AT LEAST I HAVE SOMEONE TO CALL A FURRY LOL
Just make sure not to make fun of em
Oh god not furries
@@NSS7779 why 😭
For some reason I’m imagining some Sea Dragons ripping chunks of soil with trees in them from the Floating Island and carrying them to a huge platform covered in soil,and Cave Crawlers holding seeds and travelling on Reefbacks to that platform.
Another Class: The Collector. That one person that grabs every single item they find. The useless science equipment, the hats, posters, even the suitcases, plants, eggs, just about anything they can hold in their inventory, they take.
"The Gamebreaker"
*Cries in Crabsquid pushing 3 Seamoths into the environment*
the rusher: rushes the aurora and other wrecks and sometimes dies because he's not prepared and doesn't take his time.
20 hour and 3 minutes was my final play time for my hardcore run. It was also attempt four but, we don't talk about that.
The nicest guy: never does harm to any dangerous threats and doesn't hurt anything in the game and plays with cuddle fish all the time
the baby : never leaves his base/lifepod at night/day even tho he is in the safe shallows
The zookeeper. Don't just hatch eggs or raise food; build biome-specific aquaria or containment pools for every hatchable egg or catchable small critter, complete with appropriate vegetation, maybe even illustrating relative depth by stacking tanks. Plus aboveground plant beds for each island and the air-filled caves, if you're a botanist too.
I had a boneshark spawn inside of a wreak earlier. It was in the inner most room along with a power cell charger fragment, taunting me.
The biggest gamebreak I got recently was the Sea Dragon getting itself stuck inside the Emperor Tank
on 5:33 i eat one plant only since they just grow back since I have a slow PC and I cant catch fish so farming is my food
the thalassophobic guy: the guy who doesn't like spending his time in the sea and tries to find land asap
the gamebreaker - *proceeds to do a glitch where you can walk underwater like normal while swimming*
The Lost one: Doesn't know where to go after the safe shallows to continue the story.
You missed "The Roleplayers"
I see "the scanner" come up on screen... Immediately go, "yeah, that's definitely me..."
6:44 This is a result of what happens when you go too far away from 0, 0 in Subnautica. Eventually, you get so far away from the actual map that the game begins to break down under the coordinate numbers.
The collector you spend all your time collecting cute fish and avoiding the horrible ones
The cartographer: the scanner room is this players best friend. this player sets up scanner rooms every 500-700 meters and, if given time, will have enough scanner rooms throughout the map that he will NEVER be out of range of one. Early symptoms of this player included relying on the scanner room as a mini base in stead of an all purpose room as you progress further under water. these players are also potentially the safest players since scanner rooms can highlight reaper leviathans so they ALWAY know if where theres one within range...and knowledge is power. This player would also likely have multiple scanner rooms at their main base for the convenience.
"The hunter". This man who has 10 lockers of gas pods in their Cyclops killing every single leviathan in the game
That's also referred to as "The Slayer"
I play as the scaredy cat ... because even in creative I'm still afraid of the reefback just bc of how it looks
When he said game breaker i was like
I have 5 pet stalkers in my base and have lost my prawn suit multiple times under the world after dying inside it and then misteriously finding it on the surface later.
I feel like a new kind of spreedrun category should be "Cheat%" where you can use any methods including cheats and consoles but as long as its no external or instant game finishing things
the prepper: does not go into lifepods or biomes until they have better gear
Massive respect for the Game breaker because I discovered how to get cuttlefish inside my base and I’m able to pet them and they just fly around
Two more:
The hoarder, saves up alot of resources and has alot of storage
The scavanger, just gets the necessary resources that they need last minute
3:24
Hey!
In my defense, I want to be a photographer when i’m done with school.
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I dunno why but I would like to play on a single save for a month just to see everything and say goodbye to my 3 cuddlefishes
I visited and fed my older brother’s wolves in Minecraft for the first time in 8 years
@@coleozaeta6344 damn i even forgot i made this comment
I'm the story fixer, I use commands on survival to progress the story in a more cohesive flow, like giving myself gloves and scanner before leaving the pod for the first time, because yes it makes total sense to go touch a bunch of unknown life forms with your bare hands
I also like to unlock the blueprints for the beds, right at tge start, because waiting 20 in game days before being able to sleep is kinda weird to me
I also like to make sure I get the audio lines for various survival sugestion from the PDA before doing something, i.e:
"scans show sulfur deposit in the cave, sulfur is an essential composant of the repair tool" before crafting repair tool
Or
"Use salt and other spice to mask the flavor of fish" before curing my food... Etc
That person who tries to build a giant base connected to every biom.
I’m part of the game breakers group and scanner I guess as well and I have gotten my cuddlefish inside my base TWICE, seen a baby sand shark, encountered a reefback stuck running into terrain in the creepvine forest and have had a stalker put one of my cameras inside the map( it’s still stuck there to this day lol) and I also scan EVERYTHING I see, nothing goes unscanned.
The one person you forgot is the person who will start the game use a cheat code to sign the Cyclops and have where the Cyclops spawns on in your life pod and then for some reason the game clutches and once you go inside your psychops and then run into your life pod to get to the engine room you end up crashing your game
The aquarist: a player that if they see any fish in the game that have to put it inside an aquarium.
I am a Builder, a scanner and umm, cheater. ( But I’ve NEVER USED WARP )
i have 2 peepers permanently swimmingaround in my base, and a floater stuck to thin ceiling of my moon pool. :D
one more type: the never finisher, who never bothered with building the neptune escape rocket, and possibly used the materials on a 12 story cuddlefish enclosure instead.
Yo Aci you dropped this..
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Ok, but like real talk I really love your content it makes me smile ever time I watch it. Your awesome Aci! :)
In my 3 habitat high aquarium my pets always glitch by going to the very top or bottom and just spinning
One more is the scientist who study everything before scanning them
You forgot the "resource hoarder" (that's me). I have 2 bases AND my sub FULL of every possible resource and supplies. Enough for another whole game play through. AT LEAST!
We have the drowner, who always drowns because he doesn't check oxygen. The scared one who leaves the game when hearing a reaper and the basic oxygen tank divers, who get a hell load of basic oxygen tanks and dive down to the active lava zone