#warpers

What is a Hear Me Out?

They can be considered attractive in some way to you (but often not conventionally

They are someone/thing that you would not expect to be found attractive

you know I had this thing for the longest time, And almost never used it until now, cause I was so enamoured with the Stasis Gun, I had to FORCE myself into Taking into the field, and what a blast it has been once it finally clicked, Like smaller "fishes" just sliding away, or worse Ragdolling away from me will never not be funny.

Is it smart to get out of my defensive vehicle to engage the danger of the sea on my squishy human body, maybe, is it effective, ABSOLUTELY.

I'm sure Dellilla approves, nobody wants to see her or her sisters get hurt.

So i have spent more time outfitting the Cyclops than actually piloting the damn thing, For the longest time It's been just parked outside my base, while I do the actual exploration on the Seamoth or on the Prawn Suit, But I decided to make it justified it's existence by trying to get it to the the deep dark down, Problem is seaglide / seamoth/ Prawn suite are VERY easy to control in small spaces, But Celosia (the big cow that she is) is such a pain to drive, by the gods she is Unwieldy, granted this is the first time moving the mobile fortress submarine EVER but still, everything up to this point have been so intuitive, in a way that the cyclops doesn't (so far ) maybe I just need more practice.

@holtsclaws Some pictures of me trying to get Celosia throw the gaps into the lost river

This is genuinely one of my favorite videos so far. The Sea Emperor is my favorite part of Subnautica and the reason I keep replaying the game. I just love her so much and I still get so excited when you "first" meet her. She's such a gentle giant and I could seriously watch her swim for hours. I'll stop gushing about her 😅 I've got at least 2 more videos planned for this series and I hope you'll check it out!

Here's a link

cecaelia-esque

I'm not saying Al-An's people definitely made Warpers from Cuddlefish, I'm just saying it's an interesting and potentially horrifying coincidence.

Ryley couldn't believe what he was doing, he was going back to the Aurora. He was sure there were supplies he missed on his first journey there, but that'd have been natural considering he was more focused on fixing the radiation leak. Now that most threats were dealt with, the creatures not included, he can go back to the things he may have missed. The former technician took some lantern fruit and a bottle of water to take with him and checked the batteries in his glider, once he was satisfied Ryley set off. He jumped out the bottom of his moonpool and swam to his Seamoth, he stroked the side and smiled as he jumped in. 

‘Welcome aboard, Captain.’ The same robotic dialogue as always but it always brought him comfort. “Thanks, Sandy.” He replied. 

Being in the Safe Shallows right now, it was a fairly straightforward path to the Aurora and one he was well acquainted with. Despite doing the trip once, it was burned into his mind. Parking Sandy at the edge of the grassy plateau he made the rest of the journey with his handy glider. At first, it went swimmingly, pun not intended, as he hugged the side of the Aurora but then he heard it. And again. 

“Oh no, ohnoohnoohno.” Panic settled deep as he aimed for the entrance and just made it in time before he became fish food. With everything he’d been through, he thought a Reaper would be nothing by now but no, still as terrifying as always. He sighed in relief and sat on the ship, making sure there were no cave crawlers around, and drank some water. God, he thought he was a goner. 

After a few moments to recuperate, Ryley put the empty bottle away and stood up baring his knife and walking forward into the ship. He sliced a few crawlers on his way inside and kept the knife on him for defense if needed. The man hummed a small tune as he explored the ship once again but it looked a little… different? Less wrecked, he could have sworn there were boxes and wreckage that blocked certain paths when he was first onboard. He began to walk down one of the blocked-off corridors and saw a shadow, there shouldn’t be one like that. Raising his thermal knife he stepped forward, now was no time to be afraid. He can run away later if needed.