Flares....flares act as decoys for many enemies. Nice for luring enemies out of hiding in caves. Nice video. We have been in great need of tutorial/ help vids for awhile.
Remember: things don't respawn in wrecks/ruins/stations, so after you've made sure there's nothing alive in there, you can grab a crate and go back for all of the loot you've missed. Having a locker full of junk to deconstruct is almost always better than having an empty locker. And even if you don't have a deconstructor, you can always sell all of it. Also, if possible, DO *NOT* approach a wreck directly from above! If you do, there are two possibilities - either nothing will happen, or your sub will be turned into swiss cheese by a Thalamus and boarded by Terminal Cells. And if you don't have any anaparalyzant with you, then...
Maybe things were different a year ago but if you have the resources, you can usually just blow apart the wreck with explosive turret weapons from afar if you already know that there is a Thalamus there (you retried the mission/have upgraded periscopes to see further). A railgun with UEX/C4 shells work but a coil gun/double coil gun with explosive rounds are generally more efficient. I pretty much never risk entering a wreck before blowing apart the upper hull and killing everything inside with the submarine guns beforehand. The resources you spend on explosive ammunition is usually easily recuperated with the rewards you get from the wreck itself and the mission money and is significantly safer than just going in clearing it out by hand.
When handling artifacts, craft some artifact transport cases. It will allow you to bring the artifact in your inventory or other container without the risk and it will free your hands to use other tools. You can also find artifacts on your way by looking at a bit more shinier part when using active sonar. They sell for a bit on outposts and there's practically no risk when using the cases. Cheers.
Not really a noob who needs guides in baro and I stumbled upon this in my recommended somehow. Your content is great and underrated. I wish the best for you.
Bringing a shuttle is another good idea for caves and mining missions. If it's small enough it might fit inside the cave and then it'll act like a giant inventory crate you can dump everything in before heading back to the main submarine.
Thermal goggle also helps a lot during abandoned station missions. It marks nearby living things with red so you know what's behind a door. Personally I prefer shotguns to automatic weapons because shotgun can easily knock enemies down, which allows for easy follow-up shots.
Also shotguns are more usefull to kill medium-large monsters by yourself, as you can hit all the bullets from a safe distance. Specially usefull with molochs and hammerheads
Late to the party as usual, and I'm guessing a lot of people already know this one, but the handheld status monitor the Mechanic can fabricate will set itself to whatever structure you're in so it can work as a map for beacons, alien ruins, and wrecks. You just have to be inside one of the hulls. If you can bring one of those along they can save you a LOT of trouble.
Here's a mediocre tip : You can bring your crew with you while salvaging/mining, it is a lot more safer but kinda risk friendly fire. I honestly would be really appreciated if they have trigger discipline because i've been shot more than the attackers which aka are mudrapter - Crawler - Spineling.
How do you USE IT, literally nobody's put up a video on using handheld sonars and I have no freakin idea what ores look like on the sonar or how to find them.
@@lonejohnwolf When you are holding handheld sonar in your hand you can see the sonar window on the lower left side of interface. Besides active/passive option there is also option to enable ore detection, they will show up as white dots. Sonar needs to be in active mode to detect ores so be aware of creatures.
@@GvardeecMB Bruh nobody will understand that, there's white dots EVERYWHERE around you. I learned how to use the sonar to find ores on my own, and it's NOTHING like everyone was explaining to me. Only one person was remotely accurate by saying they showed up as "diamonds", which was still an extremely sloppy attempt to describe it. If there's any ores nearby, it'll show 1 or more grey diamonds on the edges of the sonar screen, that will MOVE around and are very obvious and big. It's like quest markers from about any game if they were in the shape of grey diamonds, because you'll see them even out of the range of the sonar pings as long as you have active ping on. I think I'm gonna have to make a video myself on this, since literally nobody has ever had any idea how to properly explain what turned out to be extremely simple.
Same. Searched alot to understand how to use it. Then decided to ping in front of a definite ore spot as a test. Turns out those ores are not "dots" like walls/artifacts but actual diamond sprites which you cant really miss.
Didn’t know I had to actually drag the hostages back onto my submarine. Extremely helpful. After a little bit of time later, I realized I could just give them the order to return to the submarine.
A tip for ruins, bring friend and don't take alien pistol, harpoon deal more damage as guardians can bleed to death, another tip for wrecks could be taking a metal crate, with tool belts if you can since it makes whole crate capacity x6 unless item can't be hidden in tool belt and since you will go slow it won't bother you too much as you can put it down, open door, neutralize enemy, patch up your wounds if needed and move on
one tip i somehow found out is that the end of the beam from your plasma cutter burns hotter than any other part of it, which means that mining and getting doors open is quite a bit faster
I usually dont bring any oxygen tanks to wreck salvages, since they are pretty easy to loot, and you can find diving suits and oxygen tanks down there.
Additional tips for single player: - Always bring Artie Dolittle alongside you. Despite having *little* on all stats, he's a *huge* asset in manning the gun at the start if you have no Security Officers and Weapons is quite easy to level up. - You must always have the five main jobs in your sub as they have various talents fitted for the job. Assistants can handle the miscellaneous tasks of the ship or bringing an extra hand. I recommend a 5/5 setup (5 jobs and 5 assistants) to ease the run. - Something that wasn't mentioned in this video, cargo scooters are quite helpful if you're planning to grab loots in wrecks or mining. - Buy a tool belt for everyone. They should be filled with 2 slots of ammo, 1 slot of bandages, 1 slot of saline, and the remaining 2 slots can be filled by whichever you want. - Something also not stated in this video, stats are also vital when having encounters. One of the examples is when talking to an anxious captain. When you ask to give him the map and your Helm is high, the chances of failure in the conversation is lower. - Despite the video saying junction boxes are vital, fuel efficiency and hulls are more important, especially with the Jovian Radiation. Junction boxes are not that important when you're in a safer environment and they are only needed to be bothered when you're already near around the middle of the Ice Caverns and beyond, which you may meet Black Molochs most of the time. - Another thing not mentioned in the video, you will always need at least 1 heavy powered gun such as a railgun to deal with pesky Watchers, Molochs, Latchers or any Abyss creatures when you get farther into the game. - You don't need to fix everything in the beacon station. You can leave one part of the hull broken as long as the pumps can drain the flood faster or there's a door that blocks the flood. - It's usually better to have a mission when you go, as long as it isn't cargo or escort. You can still focus on mining and gathering resources when you have a salvage or vessel missions.
@@AndresGonzalez-bh9md Try browsing your own sub and mess around with the wiring, that's one way to learn about it. I'm pretty sure with the blue ports that the left side is input, and the right side is output, but only on things that have both, such as relays.
@@AndresGonzalez-bh9md For beacon missions connect power_out of reactor to a junction box power. Reactors can only send power with junction boxes. You should at least power up with wires pumps for removing water and main terminal to toggle signal. Every wiring input can hold 5 wires on maximum so remove any unnecessary wire. Wire colour does not matter but allows indicating which wire does what. Blue are associated for command and response functions, red are for most power sources and orange are used to power up lightbulbs. Regular fuel rod lasts at worst 100/0.3= about 333 seconds in an active reactor. Better unupgraded reactors drain 0.2 durability per second and allow lasting for 500 seconds. Additional fuel rods can only help provide power under water but do not slow down durability drain speed. Try using thorium fuel rod as it has twice more durability than regular rod. Fulgurium cannot be purchased and has 50% more durability than standard one. You should have at least 11 minutes to exit mission.
@@AndresGonzalez-bh9md best way to learn wiring in my opinion, is when you found out about explosives, and try to sabotage some station with 3 or 4 c4's, a smoke detector and a captains tube(long story short, my captain now have lung tumor, and that station now swarmed with body parasites)
When boarding beacon stations or wrecks, using a plasma cutter to cut a section of hull above the door to flood the room has helped my a lot, once the room is flooded you can open the door without getting sucked in, saved me from husks many times
for wreck salvages I've taken to the "swiss cheese" approach, spraying the ship with chain guns until you can see through the entire thing, sometimes you might lose some stuff, but at least you don't turn into a husk.. most of the time
I love beacon stations inhabited by pirates. There's something great about clearing out something other than monsters (preferably by drowning them), repairing systems, restarting generators and bringing a beacon back on.
Thanks for the comment, glad you enjoyed it! I have more coming soon with the latest update That got released yesterday. And i hope it does help more of the player base as well :)
Thanks man, eventhough I've playe alot of this game and I knew pretty much everything from this video, I still appreciate how well made is your video. Its helpful and there is no messing around. Just straight fact and that what I like to see, because when you are new to this game, you dont know what are you doing and these types of videos are very useful. Good job!
Try to use an artifact case whenever retrieving an artifact, for one, it disables its effects, which is extremely useful for the one that lures monsters, and you don't have to hold the artifact in both hands anymore, allowing you to use weapons or a scooter
with beacon stations you usually dont need to bring oxygen normally there are suit stands in the station just grab some tanks there and your good to go
Wait, i don't have to leave a crewmember in the beacon station to complete it?! its enough to enter an outpost before it gets disabled? well, cheers to the 30+ beacon stations I've ignored until this video
What about personnel transport missions? I could've really use some tips on how to make sure Husks won't take over my ship and still receive a good reputation with the faction.
they were added Long after this video was made 😉 . To do it easily grab yourself a health scanner and check with one's are infected, then hit them with ABX (broad-spectrum-antibiotics) as long as the infection is below 75%, otherwise you need to use the expensive calyxnide, or have them in a part of the ship you can weld off to stop the spread of the infection. hope this helps 🙏
but how do you make sure the beacon stays on after you leave? Is it all about the fuel rod in the generator lasting long enough or are there other things to consider? I manage to get the beacons going again and the 'complete message' turning up, too. But upon arrival at the next station the mission always count as failed.
ohh that sounds like something has gone wrong along the way. So to reduce power consumption of fuel rods you can unhook the O2 Generator for the station, as its not needed. Also make sure there are no leeks that are causing the pumps to constantly keep going, like the airlock etc. Hope this helps.
@@IronicandDead its actually the small pump at the bottom of the station. Has to be set to -100 (slider to the left) instead of +100 as someone pointed out to me. Beginners mistake I guess ;]
@@krevetka9744 true. Important for making it count is to have 100% of leaks sealed and to drain the water completely. And So far I only had 1 beacon out of them all that had wiring to be done.
Oh really? I've heard someone say that sometimes you need to fix wiring there but never saw it. For me it's always just leaks-reactor-pump-loot-sonar. Already started speedrunning them as it is always the same building. P.S. but new beacon stations are coming cuz in the sub editor the beacon has a number in its name.
2 stun batons with fulgurium battery cells have no trouble stunning baby molochs or smaller enemies in size. You can than just knife them. That's because stun batons are nerfed recently but with both equipped in hand with stronger battery you can still normally take out most targets.
I remember doing a Moloch killing mission, did the manuever for combat and accidently found a wreckage Extracting the bodies do get you something? I found two and brought them in my ship
I just started playing the game, and I'm enjoying it so far with 50hrs on campaign , and watched some of your vids , but once I change to the 3rd sub, I can't keep it online, or i move , or i stay inmovible with the guns on. I heard that I should put more rods in the reactor or lower the lights consumption but I do that? The tutorial doesn't show many things, anyone knows?
It depends which ship you are in, lowering light consumption won't have too much effect. Solo reactor control is hard. You might try to build an auto reactor. that can handle more than 1 rod at a team without easily overheating. Alternatively try get Thorium rods instead of the regular ones.
Yeah I was wondering can you do the rescue the minors mission because that one seems to confuse me and it’s always difficult to do it and I couldn’t complete it because I didn’t know where they were
When you find them, they will be added to your crew list , press c to open that menu. Then order them to follow you and take them back to your submarine
This is from the new update, will try do a proper video on the new missions when i can. When you start the scan mission, the scanners will be delivered to a crate in your cargo bay. These also double as a handheld sonar to help guide you to the scan location.
You'll get a scanner delivered to you. Place it in your hand when you're in the scan zone (there will be an icon), and right click (like you are "aiming" the scanner), then left click to place. I thought I'd mention this because this shit took me forever to figure out.
You get a crate with 3 scanners when the mission is under way. Get in ruin, plant them in the marked spots, let them do their thing and then pick them up. You don't need to use different scanners for different spots. Complete the mission with just one is fine.
If your sub and the station are aligned and within a few meters of each other there should be an option to do so. You have to be very close and aligned. Also you can only dock with stations or drones that your ship has.
It has to be a hatch to hatch connection, which are those green bars you see on the sonar on your sub. Remember that the hatch isn't likely to be at the middle of your sub, so you can't just use autopilot with maintain position to automatically align it, you have to move more to one or the other side in any case I've seen in docking.
I did a salvage mission recently and retirved the log. But when I went to the station after it said I failed. Why is that? I had the log it requested be salvaged and it still said missin was failed. Is there a reason why? I had the log in my captain's inventory.
I've found ships with multiple logs, and only one of them is the correct one. you'll know when you've picked up the correct log as a message will pop-up on the screen saying you completed the mission.
When you start the mission you get the scanners delivered to your cargo bay. They work like the handheld sonars, where you can turn them on and get a ping location, take at least 1 scanner with you and go to the locations marked on the map. Make sure its turned on, then attach it to the wall for the different locations, it will give you a progress bar showing you it scanning. After its finished make sure to pick it up and bring it back to the ship with you. Then you will get the complete message. I cover some of it here, along with all the other new stuff from the update th-cam.com/video/LMlY8IxOkjg/w-d-xo.html hope it helps.
I like this game bearly Bought on 11/13/21 reason it was free to try and i was SOLD LoL hey maybe all Dev's need to do this method if they really want to sell their product, and for the Low Price of $8.00 bucks, $9.00 with a DLC so what the Heck bought for $9.00. But knowing little to nothing only playing through the Training i know there's Tons more i need learning so every bit of Help and Thank you to all that offer Guides, Tutorials, walkthroughs, And so on.🤓 Classes in Session🤓... One question if anyone cares to Answer, which Character would one use more often? or does it matter TY.
It's a enemy turret from a thalamus wreck (infected wreck) that will shoot out a harpoon to grab your ship and bring it closer to the thalamus. There are other monsters and turrets on the Thalamus that can do damage to your ship. Best to stay well clear of them. Hope this helps.
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Flares....flares act as decoys for many enemies. Nice for luring enemies out of hiding in caves. Nice video. We have been in great need of tutorial/ help vids for awhile.
i did not know that about flares, i was really wondering what purpose they served in the game.
@@IronicandDead well they're useful as portable light too...
Remember: things don't respawn in wrecks/ruins/stations, so after you've made sure there's nothing alive in there, you can grab a crate and go back for all of the loot you've missed. Having a locker full of junk to deconstruct is almost always better than having an empty locker. And even if you don't have a deconstructor, you can always sell all of it.
Also, if possible, DO *NOT* approach a wreck directly from above! If you do, there are two possibilities - either nothing will happen, or your sub will be turned into swiss cheese by a Thalamus and boarded by Terminal Cells. And if you don't have any anaparalyzant with you, then...
Maybe things were different a year ago but if you have the resources, you can usually just blow apart the wreck with explosive turret weapons from afar if you already know that there is a Thalamus there (you retried the mission/have upgraded periscopes to see further). A railgun with UEX/C4 shells work but a coil gun/double coil gun with explosive rounds are generally more efficient. I pretty much never risk entering a wreck before blowing apart the upper hull and killing everything inside with the submarine guns beforehand. The resources you spend on explosive ammunition is usually easily recuperated with the rewards you get from the wreck itself and the mission money and is significantly safer than just going in clearing it out by hand.
@@MrBaLLSadyou can do it insanely easy with a nuclear depth charge and a fuel rod.
When handling artifacts, craft some artifact transport cases. It will allow you to bring the artifact in your inventory or other container without the risk and it will free your hands to use other tools. You can also find artifacts on your way by looking at a bit more shinier part when using active sonar. They sell for a bit on outposts and there's practically no risk when using the cases. Cheers.
Except fire ones. They still cook entire compartment. Not sure if they fixed it finally.
Not really a noob who needs guides in baro and I stumbled upon this in my recommended somehow. Your content is great and underrated. I wish the best for you.
Much appreciated! Really glad you liked it, means a lot.
Bringing a shuttle is another good idea for caves and mining missions. If it's small enough it might fit inside the cave and then it'll act like a giant inventory crate you can dump everything in before heading back to the main submarine.
Thermal goggle also helps a lot during abandoned station missions. It marks nearby living things with red so you know what's behind a door. Personally I prefer shotguns to automatic weapons because shotgun can easily knock enemies down, which allows for easy follow-up shots.
Also shotguns are more usefull to kill medium-large monsters by yourself, as you can hit all the bullets from a safe distance. Specially usefull with molochs and hammerheads
Late to the party as usual, and I'm guessing a lot of people already know this one, but the handheld status monitor the Mechanic can fabricate will set itself to whatever structure you're in so it can work as a map for beacons, alien ruins, and wrecks. You just have to be inside one of the hulls. If you can bring one of those along they can save you a LOT of trouble.
Here's a mediocre tip : You can bring your crew with you while salvaging/mining, it is a lot more safer but kinda risk friendly fire.
I honestly would be really appreciated if they have trigger discipline because i've been shot more than the attackers which aka are mudrapter - Crawler - Spineling.
Underwater sonar is really helpful for mining as it allows to see where the ore is.
How do you USE IT, literally nobody's put up a video on using handheld sonars and I have no freakin idea what ores look like on the sonar or how to find them.
@@lonejohnwolf When you are holding handheld sonar in your hand you can see the sonar window on the lower left side of interface. Besides active/passive option there is also option to enable ore detection, they will show up as white dots. Sonar needs to be in active mode to detect ores so be aware of creatures.
@@GvardeecMB Bruh nobody will understand that, there's white dots EVERYWHERE around you. I learned how to use the sonar to find ores on my own, and it's NOTHING like everyone was explaining to me.
Only one person was remotely accurate by saying they showed up as "diamonds", which was still an extremely sloppy attempt to describe it. If there's any ores nearby, it'll show 1 or more grey diamonds on the edges of the sonar screen, that will MOVE around and are very obvious and big. It's like quest markers from about any game if they were in the shape of grey diamonds, because you'll see them even out of the range of the sonar pings as long as you have active ping on. I think I'm gonna have to make a video myself on this, since literally nobody has ever had any idea how to properly explain what turned out to be extremely simple.
@Wrathhx Seems pretty obvious to me...
Same. Searched alot to understand how to use it. Then decided to ping in front of a definite ore spot as a test. Turns out those ores are not "dots" like walls/artifacts but actual diamond sprites which you cant really miss.
Didn’t know I had to actually drag the hostages back onto my submarine. Extremely helpful.
After a little bit of time later, I realized I could just give them the order to return to the submarine.
A tip for ruins, bring friend and don't take alien pistol, harpoon deal more damage as guardians can bleed to death, another tip for wrecks could be taking a metal crate, with tool belts if you can since it makes whole crate capacity x6 unless item can't be hidden in tool belt and since you will go slow it won't bother you too much as you can put it down, open door, neutralize enemy, patch up your wounds if needed and move on
Thank you for this video. As a new and struggling solo player this info is absolutely vital.
Glad it helped!
one tip i somehow found out is that the end of the beam from your plasma cutter burns hotter than any other part of it, which means that mining and getting doors open is quite a bit faster
That would explain why sometimes I'd find myself cutting some ores way faster than others, even when they were all the same type.
I think that is also true IRL with a lot of flames
@@LordGingerBerry That's such a "lit" thing to learn.
@@lonejohnwolf you have issues
@@satanschild3648 Is it only a LITtle?
I usually dont bring any oxygen tanks to wreck salvages, since they are pretty easy to loot, and you can find diving suits and oxygen tanks down there.
Additional tips for single player:
- Always bring Artie Dolittle alongside you. Despite having *little* on all stats, he's a *huge* asset in manning the gun at the start if you have no Security Officers and Weapons is quite easy to level up.
- You must always have the five main jobs in your sub as they have various talents fitted for the job. Assistants can handle the miscellaneous tasks of the ship or bringing an extra hand. I recommend a 5/5 setup (5 jobs and 5 assistants) to ease the run.
- Something that wasn't mentioned in this video, cargo scooters are quite helpful if you're planning to grab loots in wrecks or mining.
- Buy a tool belt for everyone. They should be filled with 2 slots of ammo, 1 slot of bandages, 1 slot of saline, and the remaining 2 slots can be filled by whichever you want.
- Something also not stated in this video, stats are also vital when having encounters. One of the examples is when talking to an anxious captain. When you ask to give him the map and your Helm is high, the chances of failure in the conversation is lower.
- Despite the video saying junction boxes are vital, fuel efficiency and hulls are more important, especially with the Jovian Radiation. Junction boxes are not that important when you're in a safer environment and they are only needed to be bothered when you're already near around the middle of the Ice Caverns and beyond, which you may meet Black Molochs most of the time.
- Another thing not mentioned in the video, you will always need at least 1 heavy powered gun such as a railgun to deal with pesky Watchers, Molochs, Latchers or any Abyss creatures when you get farther into the game.
- You don't need to fix everything in the beacon station. You can leave one part of the hull broken as long as the pumps can drain the flood faster or there's a door that blocks the flood.
- It's usually better to have a mission when you go, as long as it isn't cargo or escort. You can still focus on mining and gathering resources when you have a salvage or vessel missions.
i love that one mission with that one objective
pro tip: learn the wiring in this game, it is half the fun
Any particular guide you'd recommend. Most of the ones I find are just on the sub editor. Not sure if itd just be better to browse the wiki.
@@AndresGonzalez-bh9md Try browsing your own sub and mess around with the wiring, that's one way to learn about it. I'm pretty sure with the blue ports that the left side is input, and the right side is output, but only on things that have both, such as relays.
@@AndresGonzalez-bh9md For beacon missions connect power_out of reactor to a junction box power. Reactors can only send power with junction boxes. You should at least power up with wires pumps for removing water and main terminal to toggle signal. Every wiring input can hold 5 wires on maximum so remove any unnecessary wire. Wire colour does not matter but allows indicating which wire does what. Blue are associated for command and response functions, red are for most power sources and orange are used to power up lightbulbs.
Regular fuel rod lasts at worst 100/0.3= about 333 seconds in an active reactor. Better unupgraded reactors drain 0.2 durability per second and allow lasting for 500 seconds. Additional fuel rods can only help provide power under water but do not slow down durability drain speed. Try using thorium fuel rod as it has twice more durability than regular rod. Fulgurium cannot be purchased and has 50% more durability than standard one. You should have at least 11 minutes to exit mission.
@@AndresGonzalez-bh9md best way to learn wiring in my opinion, is when you found out about explosives, and try to sabotage some station with 3 or 4 c4's, a smoke detector and a captains tube(long story short, my captain now have lung tumor, and that station now swarmed with body parasites)
When boarding beacon stations or wrecks, using a plasma cutter to cut a section of hull above the door to flood the room has helped my a lot, once the room is flooded you can open the door without getting sucked in, saved me from husks many times
for wreck salvages I've taken to the "swiss cheese" approach, spraying the ship with chain guns until you can see through the entire thing, sometimes you might lose some stuff, but at least you don't turn into a husk.. most of the time
Good tip
I love beacon stations inhabited by pirates. There's something great about clearing out something other than monsters (preferably by drowning them), repairing systems, restarting generators and bringing a beacon back on.
Great video! Wish this existed back when I started playing the game. But hopefully this will help newcomers who are interested in playing.
Thanks for the comment, glad you enjoyed it! I have more coming soon with the latest update That got released yesterday. And i hope it does help more of the player base as well :)
Thanks man, eventhough I've playe alot of this game and I knew pretty much everything from this video, I still appreciate how well made is your video. Its helpful and there is no messing around. Just straight fact and that what I like to see, because when you are new to this game, you dont know what are you doing and these types of videos are very useful. Good job!
Thank you
No Mission for our crew thus far has been "We have nothing to do and earn no money, so pray we survive the trek, because we ain't buying ammo."
Try to use an artifact case whenever retrieving an artifact, for one, it disables its effects, which is extremely useful for the one that lures monsters, and you don't have to hold the artifact in both hands anymore, allowing you to use weapons or a scooter
So thankful for these videos
with beacon stations you usually dont need to bring oxygen normally there are suit stands in the station just grab some tanks there and your good to go
Imagine you can unboard and walk around in small (underwater) towns to buy supplies.. that would change everything!
Anaparalyzant for Thalamus is a must have.
Wait, i don't have to leave a crewmember in the beacon station to complete it?! its enough to enter an outpost before it gets disabled?
well, cheers to the 30+ beacon stations I've ignored until this video
I'm glad the video helped dude. And yea, cheers to the next 30 beacon stations you successfully restore!
just unwire the O2 gen and that rod will last forever.
me when i complete 5missions in one run but then gets killed by endworm. D;
Thank u so much
He didnt say that the salvageing an artifact mission has 10% chance to be a moloch
Great video! Can’t wait for more.
Took me a bit to realize that by 'spanner' you mean 'wrench'.
What about personnel transport missions? I could've really use some tips on how to make sure Husks won't take over my ship and still receive a good reputation with the faction.
they were added Long after this video was made 😉 . To do it easily grab yourself a health scanner and check with one's are infected, then hit them with ABX (broad-spectrum-antibiotics) as long as the infection is below 75%, otherwise you need to use the expensive calyxnide, or have them in a part of the ship you can weld off to stop the spread of the infection. hope this helps 🙏
Honestly near the surface the mining missions are just free money and free mats
Omg the music on a background is awesome
Someone have a name of it?
UPD: Found it below
Koto San - ofshane
how in the hell do you have enough fuel rods to spend hours in a no mission?
abandoned stations farming, but shhhhh don't tell the devs ;)
Buy all the raw uranium/thorium and rods at every station you come across, then you essentially cant run out of fuel.
Reactor upgrades to burn thru rods more slowly
but how do you make sure the beacon stays on after you leave? Is it all about the fuel rod in the generator lasting long enough or are there other things to consider?
I manage to get the beacons going again and the 'complete message' turning up, too. But upon arrival at the next station the mission always count as failed.
ohh that sounds like something has gone wrong along the way. So to reduce power consumption of fuel rods you can unhook the O2 Generator for the station, as its not needed. Also make sure there are no leeks that are causing the pumps to constantly keep going, like the airlock etc. Hope this helps.
@@IronicandDead its actually the small pump at the bottom of the station. Has to be set to -100 (slider to the left) instead of +100 as someone pointed out to me. Beginners mistake I guess ;]
Pretty sure they recently changed it so that beacon stations don't consume fuel anymore. I'm feeding those 6% fuel rods to beacons and get success.
@@krevetka9744 true. Important for making it count is to have 100% of leaks sealed and to drain the water completely. And So far I only had 1 beacon out of them all that had wiring to be done.
Oh really? I've heard someone say that sometimes you need to fix wiring there but never saw it. For me it's always just leaks-reactor-pump-loot-sonar. Already started speedrunning them as it is always the same building.
P.S. but new beacon stations are coming cuz in the sub editor the beacon has a number in its name.
2 stun batons with fulgurium battery cells have no trouble stunning baby molochs or smaller enemies in size. You can than just knife them.
That's because stun batons are nerfed recently but with both equipped in hand with stronger battery you can still normally take out most targets.
YEAH!
I haven’t seen anyone make a factions guide yet
I remember doing a Moloch killing mission, did the manuever for combat and accidently found a wreckage
Extracting the bodies do get you something? I found two and brought them in my ship
No pirate vessel mission? or it wasnt at the time this vid came out?
Yea there weren't at the time, i did a let play of the pirate missions here tho th-cam.com/video/ucd__Ez6bpk/w-d-xo.html hope it helps :)
@@IronicandDead bruhv is good thanks still tho, already beaten the game and got most achievements xP
Thanks!
Sigh, how i wish to have a Space Engineers version of this game.
I just started playing the game, and I'm enjoying it so far with 50hrs on campaign , and watched some of your vids , but once I change to the 3rd sub, I can't keep it online, or i move , or i stay inmovible with the guns on.
I heard that I should put more rods in the reactor or lower the lights consumption but I do that?
The tutorial doesn't show many things, anyone knows?
It depends which ship you are in, lowering light consumption won't have too much effect. Solo reactor control is hard. You might try to build an auto reactor. that can handle more than 1 rod at a team without easily overheating. Alternatively try get Thorium rods instead of the regular ones.
Yeah right.. if it was me over there, I would probably stay in a station all day and sell seawater!
Talamus doesn't has 100% chance to spawn.....
Where can I find the music in the background? It's boppin fr
Does anyone know the music in the background? sounds really cool
Koto San - Ofshane
Yeah I was wondering can you do the rescue the minors mission because that one seems to confuse me and it’s always difficult to do it and I couldn’t complete it because I didn’t know where they were
When you find them, they will be added to your crew list , press c to open that menu. Then order them to follow you and take them back to your submarine
Does anyone know how to do scan missions? It says to scan the ruin with the scanner provided but the npc doesnt give any item
This is from the new update, will try do a proper video on the new missions when i can. When you start the scan mission, the scanners will be delivered to a crate in your cargo bay. These also double as a handheld sonar to help guide you to the scan location.
You'll get a scanner delivered to you. Place it in your hand when you're in the scan zone (there will be an icon), and right click (like you are "aiming" the scanner), then left click to place. I thought I'd mention this because this shit took me forever to figure out.
did you find any scanner
You get a crate with 3 scanners when the mission is under way. Get in ruin, plant them in the marked spots, let them do their thing and then pick them up. You don't need to use different scanners for different spots. Complete the mission with just one is fine.
How do you dock, i can't dock because there is no option to
If your sub and the station are aligned and within a few meters of each other there should be an option to do so. You have to be very close and aligned. Also you can only dock with stations or drones that your ship has.
It has to be a hatch to hatch connection, which are those green bars you see on the sonar on your sub. Remember that the hatch isn't likely to be at the middle of your sub, so you can't just use autopilot with maintain position to automatically align it, you have to move more to one or the other side in any case I've seen in docking.
okay thank you
I did a salvage mission recently and retirved the log. But when I went to the station after it said I failed. Why is that? I had the log it requested be salvaged and it still said missin was failed. Is there a reason why? I had the log in my captain's inventory.
Might be a bug with the new update.
I've found ships with multiple logs, and only one of them is the correct one. you'll know when you've picked up the correct log as a message will pop-up on the screen saying you completed the mission.
i dont understand it how i can find these caves
Does bounty hunter apply to abyssal monsters too?
and I want dem goodies too
Whats the name of the song ? Thank you :)
how do you scan alien rooms?
When you start the mission you get the scanners delivered to your cargo bay. They work like the handheld sonars, where you can turn them on and get a ping location, take at least 1 scanner with you and go to the locations marked on the map.
Make sure its turned on, then attach it to the wall for the different locations, it will give you a progress bar showing you it scanning. After its finished make sure to pick it up and bring it back to the ship with you. Then you will get the complete message.
I cover some of it here, along with all the other new stuff from the update th-cam.com/video/LMlY8IxOkjg/w-d-xo.html hope it helps.
@@IronicandDead i dont find scanners
@@matkap. what ship are you on, and where is your cargo bay located?
@@IronicandDead first ship Dugong, i didn't change anything
You dont need to repair beacon stations. Only thing you need to do is get power and enable sonar
What is the song that is playing in the background of this video?
Koto San - Ofshane
I like this game bearly Bought on 11/13/21 reason it was free to try and i was SOLD LoL hey maybe all Dev's need to do this method if they really want to sell their product, and for the Low Price of $8.00 bucks, $9.00 with a DLC so what the Heck bought for $9.00. But knowing little to nothing only playing through the Training i know there's Tons more i need learning so every bit of Help and Thank you to all that offer Guides, Tutorials, walkthroughs, And so on.🤓 Classes in Session🤓... One question if anyone cares to Answer, which Character would one use more often? or does it matter TY.
WTF IS A FLESH GUN?!?!?!?!?!!??!?
It's a enemy turret from a thalamus wreck (infected wreck) that will shoot out a harpoon to grab your ship and bring it closer to the thalamus. There are other monsters and turrets on the Thalamus that can do damage to your ship. Best to stay well clear of them. Hope this helps.
HOW DO I DOCK