Author: Dusa Praharsh

Does your Tadpole feel too slow for long trips? Well then the Scout Ray Chassis is a perfect upgrade for your Tadpole and you can obtain this mid-game. Scout Ray Chassis is one of the best upgrades worth chasing in Subnautica 2. It is designed to boost your speed, agility and overall maneuverability. This guide shows you exactly where to find the Scout Ray Chassis blueprint and how to craft it so you can get back to exploring deep waters with an agile vehicle. Obtaining Scout Ray Chassis Blueprint To obtain the blueprint of Scout Ray Chassis, you need to…

Upgrading your Tadpole so that it’s able to dive deeper becomes an essential upgrade once the game starts pushing you into more deeper and dangerous waters. After you’ve progressed the story to Alien Base, the game throws you into deeper waters where you need to explore deeper than 250m from surface level and your tadpole starts taking pressure damage because of its depth limit. To be able to explore deeper than 250m you need to upgrade Tadpole’s depth limit. In this guide, I’ll show you which upgrade module to craft to increase the depth limit and how to install them…

Installing new upgrades to your Tadpole turns a basic ride into a versatile exploration rig – faster, quieter, deeper and stronger. This guide shows where to find the vehicle modification station and unlock upgrade modules for your tadpole so you can upgrade your tadpole. Obtaining Modification Station Blueprint To obtain the Modification Station blueprint, you need to progress the story and reach the Alien Base, which is located just past the Observatory. After you reach the Alien Base location, head inside the alterra base and look for the structure – Modification Station as shown in the above image and scan…

Strontium Ingots are crafted from Celestine and are required for advanced vehicle parts and high end components in Subnautica 2. This guide shows how to find celestine, how to convert celestine into strontium ingot so you can keep a steady supply to use when in need. Finding Celestine Use the Scanner Station to scan for celestine resources and it will show locations of celestine in a 300m radius on the holo map. Select any location on the holo map and it will show up a marker on the screen. Head to the location and look for these crystals, which are…

Atacamite is a mid-to-late game resource in Subnautica 2. A dark green crystal used to craft Mangalloy Ingots and advanced gear. Knowing where it spawns and how to harvest it saves time and unlocks key base tech. This guide pinpoints atacamite spawn zones, how to identify and mining tips so that you don’t fry your tadpole. Atacamite Spawn Location The best Atacamite spawn location is near the Alien Base which is the safest and easiest location and it’s just past the Observatory. Dive ~240m deeper from the Alien Base using your tadpole, make sure to not dive deeper than 250…

Creature Enamel is a sturdy resource used to craft Enameled Glass, which is vital for upgrading vehicles and craft advanced modules in Subnautica 2. This guide shows how to find enamel husks and how to harvest using the sonic resonator so you can start upgrading your vehicle and craft advanced modules. Finding Enamel Husks The best way to find any resource is through the Scanner Station, after you reach the Observatory area past the Leviathans, I would recommend building a base so that you don’t have to travel back for resources and then build a scanner station inside the base.…

Investigating the Tadpole Pens is one of Subnautica 2’s first big story puzzles which requires you to deep dive into a heat soaked expedition to cracked ruins and lava caves where you’ll need the heat tolerance trait, good oxygen and Zip’s black box to open the Pen’s sealed door. This guide shows the approximate coordinates and approach from the lifepod, where to find the keycode to open the pen’s sealed door and complete the mission. Tadpole Pen’s Location When you’ve obtained the Heat Tolerance trait after clearing out the virus area, the NoA terminal will identify a new signal which…

The Rebreather drastically improves your ability to breathe normally by cutting off the depth related oxygen penalties. Unlocking and crafting one early turns hazardous deep exploration into manageable expeditions. This guide explains where to find the Rebreather blueprint and recipes so you can craft and equip a Rebreather fast before you even reach the lava biome. Rebreather Blueprint Location Head south from Lifepod until you reach the Great Jaw as shown in the above image, which is around ~100m deep from the surface level. Then look for this huge wreck site at the location and you’ll be able to notice…

The High Capacity Air Tank is the single best early upgrade for extended dives in Subnautica 2. It increases your oxygen capacity to 120s which allows you to explore deeper wrecks without constant surfacing. This guide shows where to unlock the blueprint and the exact crafting requirements so you can craft the High Capacity Air Tank and explore the deep seas. High Capacity Air Tank Blueprint Head south around 190°-195° and ~100m deep until you reach the Great Jaw as shown in the above image. Once you’re at the great jaw level, look around for the huge wreck site which…

Sulphur is a rare but essential material in Subnautica 2 – used in Repair Tools, Strong Acid and advanced components. Knowing where to reliably find it saves time and unlocks key progression tools. This guide shows how to set up a scanner station and use it to find sulphur deposits. Building Scanner Station I recommend building a Scanner Station after you’ve built your base, because it helps you find resources in a 300M range which is a useful tool to find stuff faster. Scanning for Sulphur Open the scanner terminal and you’ll be shown the resources list that is available…