This sub would be 20% faster when hovering over the water, but not as graceful with turning (kinda like skating on ice with snowshoes on). This would probably be for transporting an Exosuit, Seamoth, and basic reconnaissance of areas with a small crush depth of 400 meters and above water hovering of a foot. While away from base it could have a small solar array as a backup power source where the lights inside and outside are dimmed 50% and the speed gets cut by the same amount.

That can act as a docking port and a charging station. As for a recharge option I don't want the OP module like the Seamoth, maybe tube extends from the side of the Draconis when perpendicular to a corridor on your base. I say it should definitely be smaller than the Cyclops and larger than the Seamoth, I'd guess 2/3 the Cyclops size requiring 4 Power Cells. I don't know- perhaps the Draconis has been scrapped as has (I think?) many of the concept art assets, but I put my vote in for a yea Now I realize the cyclops might get upgrades that help in this situation- but for the future, will there also not be creatures that can deal with the cyclops with little to no effort? I think there should be 1 very rare creature that isn't perhaps a 'boss' but will simply swim around its habitat and be able to crush whatever it sees (Kraken please )

It could be a bug as I play in experimental, but I kind of doubt it, since when I realized whatever was causing the breaches was doing it faster than I could cover them, I went up to 250m and repaired them without anything else happening- implying it wasn't a bug at least? I still don't think it's depth because I was definitely above 400m when it started happening. I don't remember going past the 390m mark at least. It wasn't depth pressure because I had already installed the depth+ upgrade. I believe it was shockers that screwed the cyclops because shortly after getting back into the cyclops and moving it elsewhere, 3 of them were twirling around and moving at the speed of light (much faster than I've seen them move normally O_o) and. I was in the Koosh zone, and I believe I was bordering the mountain biome (I was looking for the Grand reef but it had been awhile since I'd played last so I was lost and just enjoying myself) and though 3 reapers spawned within vision, they despawned altogether. Not only is it impressive and will definitely pull more people into the game, (subception!) but it also recently (5 minutes ago) came to my attention that the cyclops is very easy to take out by even a shocker at certain depths. To be honest I think we NEED something like the Draconis. such a docking bay could be created after finding its fragments first like the moonpool Just a suggestion here but before implementing such Subs into the game, itd be fun if they also implemented a real purpose for them alongside as well, like some cool and foreign place (or a new Biome) that you couldnt reach unless you had that sub.Īlso, before seeing the Draconis ingame, id rather have some kind of docking bay for the cyclops first - A kind of Moonpool but designed for the cyclops that we could attach to our seabases.

But as said before theres no real purpose to the cyclops nor would it have for the Draconis. Implementing the Draconis now would make it as ''useless'' as the Cyclops is as we speak.Īll that being said yeah i know, building a Cyclops is cool 'n all that, i build one as well in every savegame i create and put storage 'n upgrades in it too like everyone else. it isnt required to go anywhere we couldnt go without it, its very power-hungry also. I agree that right now the cyclops isnt useful for much. The Cyclops and the Draconis arent an end within themselves, theyre both advanced tools we must use to reach some places we couldnt go before without them.

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