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(No Spoilers) Anybody can send me where i can find every resource in the game ???
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[No spoiler] Any tips on finding certain resources guys? (I'm relatively new to the game btw)
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Subnautica Resource Locations

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  • Use the Subnautica Wiki for comprehensive resource locations [1:1].
  • Build scanner rooms in multiple biomes to locate resources [2:1].

Scanner Rooms and Exploration

One of the most effective ways to find resources in Subnautica is by using scanner rooms. These can be built in different biomes to scan for specific resources within a certain range [2:1]. This method allows players to pinpoint resource locations without external guides, maintaining the exploration aspect of the game. Additionally, exploring the world and following story progression naturally leads players to areas rich in necessary resources [4:1].

Specific Resource Locations

Certain resources are found in specific biomes:

  • Lithium: Found in the Mushroom Forest [2:3].
  • Rubies: Located in the Bulb Zone near hot water vents and the Grand Reef [2:3], [5:1].
  • Magnetite: Abundant in Jellyshroom Caves [2:7].
  • Gold and Silver: Often found in rounded rocks and spiked rocks [4:2].

Using Maps and Guides

Some players create or use maps and guides to track resource nodes. For example, one user created a spreadsheet detailing where large deposits and outcrops of resources can be found, which can be converted into an image for quick reference in-game [3:1]. This can be particularly useful for players who have already experienced the game and want to streamline their resource gathering.

Upgrading Equipment

To access deeper areas with valuable resources like rubies, upgrading equipment such as the Seamoth with depth modules is crucial. The Depth Module MK2 requires magnetite, which can be found in Jellyshroom Caves [5:1]. Once upgraded, players can explore deeper regions like the Grand Reef and Lifepod 19 area for rubies [5:2].

General Tips

Exploration and experience are key to finding resources. As players progress through the game and follow PDA entries and radio messages, they will naturally encounter new resources [4:1]. Keeping a beacon handy to mark discovered zones can also help in memorizing resource locations [4:2].

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(No Spoilers) Anybody can send me where i can find every resource in the game ???

Posted by [deleted] · in r/subnautica · 4 years ago
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aksionauvit · 4 years ago

here

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[deleted] · 4 years ago

Ty

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[No spoiler] Any tips on finding certain resources guys? (I'm relatively new to the game btw)

Posted by Inglish_Tea · in r/subnautica · 3 years ago

Pls help :)

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Much_Tone8124 · 3 years ago

It totally depends on the sort of resource you are after. They are spread out all over. Usually specific resorces are found in certain places while others are found throughout.

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Inglish_Tea · OP · 3 years ago

What about magnetite

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RatherIncoherent · 3 years ago

Jellyshroom Caves is your best bet.

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jinwoni0712 · 3 years ago

Lithium spawns in Mushroom forest.

Rubies spawn in Bulb Zone, next to the hot water vent thingies. Watch out for bonesharks.

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Inglish_Tea · OP · 2 years ago

rubies spawn everywhere and what abt magnetite?

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izodine · 3 years ago

If you want to find everything yourself, without looking anything up, you'll want to find the fragments to build basic base pieces and a scanner room.

The scanner room checks for a resource you select within a range.

Build a scanner room in multiple biomes, and you'll start to see where all of the resources are throughout the world.

Besides that -- scan things and check your PDA. It'll tell you more about any resources it can make since some things require "samples."

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Inglish_Tea · OP · 3 years ago

Thx :) I'll try the scanner room trick. Cuz i got one in my main base but I never thought of putting one in different biomes lol. And also wdym by samples.

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izodine · 3 years ago

Creepvine sample. Table coral. Etc. You usually get these with your knife. Many samples aren't detected by the scanner room so you'll need to observe the world and scan things.

These become important later on with advanced materials and such.

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[deleted] · 3 years ago

Build a scanner room and a HUD chip, let it do your job

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Inglish_Tea · OP · 3 years ago

a hud chip needs magentite :)

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realitycheque84 · 3 years ago

Go. Deeper.

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Inglish_Tea · OP · 3 years ago

Leviathans lol i nearly died to a blue giant one

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Quality of Life Hack! (Zone name spoilers)

Posted by SquidFetus · in r/subnautica · 5 months ago

I've played through Subnautica so many times now that I mainly play it for large creative projects. Often this means I find myself looking up where to find a large resource node for a specific material, safe in the knowledge that no spoilers await me and that I've legitimately stumbled my way through the game before.

It's a little immersion breaking and inconvenient, so I made a handy spreadsheet with some basic info on where to find large resource deposits / outcrops and converted it into an image that I could set in a picture frame object. Now before I go on a resource trip, I just check this in-game screen in my base to plan my trip!

In Below Zero, the first time I played the game I also took a screenshot with the PDA open to the map data you find, and put that inside a picture frame in my base as well. Instant map! I think the picture frame is one of my favourite things to use in the game.

If you'd like this image for your own game, I uploaded it here. This will probably only work for the PC version of the game, where you can directly implant images into the game's screenshots folder. This is usually found within the C:\ProgramData\Unknown Worlds\Subnautica\ directory. I'm not sure which console versions are able to do this, if any.

Any other nice quality of life hacks you'd like to add?

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JupiterError · 5 months ago

I'd love to use this in my world but I'm struggling a bit with deciphering the info in the spreadsheet? Am I dense or what

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SquidFetus · OP · 5 months ago

Hi there! Sorry if I made it a bit hard to digest.

If you want to find a particular resource, look for it along the top row. For example, let’s look at magnetite.

You’ll notice the leftmost column corresponds to names of biomes in Subnautica. If you go down from “magnetite”, all the cells that are coloured pale yellow tell you which biomes you can find large mineral deposits in (you need a drill arm on a Prawn suit for those) and the ones that are lilac coloured show you where you can find outcrops that can be collected by hand.

In our magnetite example, looking underneath it we can see that there’s only a single pale yellow cell in that column, in the spot that lines up with the row named Jellyshroom Caves. This tells us that the only place you can find a large resource deposit of magnetite is in the Jellyshroom Caves. If you have a Prawn suit with a drill arm and are looking to mine out a large number of that resource then this is the part you might focus on. The other areas that have purple next to them are where you would find an outcrop of magnetite which is mainly useful for when you don’t have the Prawn suit or drill arm yet.

Some of them have “Caves Only” written on them too, that’s just to show that you need to be in the “underground” area of that biome to find the resource listed.

Some resources come from outcrops that don’t look like them or share their name. The magnetite in our example just looks like magnetite, but copper for example comes from limestone outcrops. That’s why the outcrop names are listed as well, just in case you forget what to look for.

If a cell is black, then you can’t find that resource in that area.

I hope that helps!

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JupiterError · 5 months ago

Dude thats great thanks so much, adding this to my world right now! I really want to flesh out this world and build grand bases, so this'll be super helpful.

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pasavec008 · 5 months ago

I used same trick, but with picture of biome map .. I used to have it in cyclops's helm so I could look at it while navigating 😄

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SquidFetus · OP · 5 months ago

Great idea!

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CaolIla64 · 5 months ago

Very neat trick.

I plant vine in front of my moonpool entrance over 50m to make like a entry vector

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SquidFetus · OP · 5 months ago

That’s super cool! I’m stealing your idea, haha.

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Mon_1357 · 5 months ago

does this work for switch?

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SquidFetus · OP · 5 months ago

I'm not sure it's possible. Does the Switch version of the game have its own internal screenshots that it chooses from, or can it choose from anything in your screenshot gallery? If you can choose any image from your gallery then I guess you could find a way to get this image in there. Not sure how that would work or if it is possible though, if I had to guess I'd say Nintendo has an in-house app that manages gallery importing.

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Mon_1357 · 5 months ago

i dont know, as i haven't crafted a picture frame yet, i will try, but the switch version saves screenshots to the PDA

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Resources

Posted by Master-Ad1871 · in r/subnautica · 1 year ago

How do you know where you have to find certain resources without spoilers?

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RivalyrAlt · 1 year ago

Explore, get a beacon w u anytime and mark the zones or just memorize. Its not that hard actually Scrap = any biome and close to wrecks Gold and silver =Rounded rock and rock wirh spikes Etcetc

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kitskill · 1 year ago

Combination of scanner room and just exploring. The beauty of Subnautica is that you never know what you'll find when you explore.

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FaithlessnessAny7353 · 1 year ago

There are several types of biomes, but scan for resources. You don’t need to remember, but follow where the story leads you.

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Ippus_21 · 1 year ago

Exploration. Experience. And sometimes scanner rooms.

In most cases you don't necessarily have to go looking for specific resources. As you follow the PDAs and radio messages and other story progression hooks, the game will typically lead you to most of the places that have the new resources you need.

Example: A PDA you find on the >!floating island!< leads you to >!the Degasi base in Jellyshroom!< where you find magnetite. The beacon for >!lifepod 19 !!Sunbeam plotline!< leads you to the >!mountain island !<where you find shale and lithium and such.

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Cmdr_BlueLIQUIDised · 1 year ago

Dude. Those are spoilers!

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Ippus_21 · 1 year ago

I mean, not like, plotwise. But I added some tags. Better?

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Ray_Robertson · 1 year ago

Explore and memorise

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[Spoilers] Does anyone know where to get resources?

Posted by cagllmecargskin · in r/subnautica · 4 years ago

I can't find any good places to get Rubies that won't crush my stock Seamoth like a piece of wet paper, does anyone know a good place to find them?

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get-tps · 4 years ago

Head to Lifepod 19. Along the black walls in that entire area you'll find a TON of ruby. It goes down to 300 meters.

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cagllmecargskin · OP · 4 years ago

Are the rubies below 300 meters, because 200 is my current limit

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Ballistic2021 · 4 years ago

Also, as mentioned in other comments, constructing a depth module for your seamoth will be quite beneficial for now and for later

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get-tps · 4 years ago

You can leave the seamoth above 200 and just swim down. 300 is the bottom so they'll all be above 300. 200-300 meters.

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Dexmunster · 4 years ago

Only place I can think of is the place where officer keen's lifepod is

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get-tps · 4 years ago

Yea, that's lifepod 19.

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Bobsbugsbegone800 · 4 years ago

Sparse reef, it is right under the big floating island

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rephlexi0n · 4 years ago

First of all make a Seamoth depth module if you haven’t yet, then make a depth module MK2. For that you need magnetite which is found in abundance in the Jellyshroom caves (big glowing mushrooms), then if you want rubies, the first place off the top of my head would be the grand reef (go in the direction of the big cloud to the right of the Aurora)

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Quick and dirty resource gathering reference initiative

Posted by Suspicious-Basil-444 · in r/subnautica · 1 month ago

I am putting together a simple table with the best location for a quick resource grab when needed. This is a work in progress. Updates are welcome.

Tried to determine the single best location based on these criteria:

  • closest location to safe shallows
  • greatest number of large deposits (when available)

Basic resources

  • titanium: crash site
  • copper: grand reef
  • quartz: dunes
  • lead: crag field
  • salt: grassy plateaus
  • lithium: bulb zone
  • silver: mountains
  • gold: underwater islands

Late game locations

  • uraninite: >! lost river!<
  • nickel: >!lost river (green side) !<
  • ruby: >!lost river (green side) !<
  • cyanide: >!lava zone !<
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Please_Let_ · 1 month ago

Wouldn't >! sea treader's path!< be best for gold, lithium and diamonds?

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Suspicious-Basil-444 · OP · 1 month ago

Yes and no. It’s good for small amounts. When you need quantity such as a full inventory it’s not good because you are going to farm 3x more and throwing away 2/3 of what you collect. That’s why I want to stick with large deposits instead of outcrops.

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Jeedimahstah · 1 month ago

Underwater Islands has tons of large gold deposits all around it

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Suspicious-Basil-444 · OP · 1 month ago

Thanks, updated

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Leviathans are Useful???

Posted by VinnyMack57 · in r/subnautica · 5 months ago
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I know that now resource respawns (excluding ones you can farm) but technically don’t the Reefbacks bring fresh materials every time you’re near them or am i misremembering?

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IceFalzar · 5 months ago

No, but they have barnacles on their backs you can pop for copper and silver.

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GibbeyGator102 · 5 months ago

I also use them for the odd coral plate every now and then so I don’t have to migrate to the shallows from my base

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Limepirate · 5 months ago

They help you realize you're in safer open waters

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VinnyMack57 · OP · 5 months ago

I know that I was talking about their barnacles on their backs

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Limepirate · 5 months ago

Was making a subnautica joke

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mb34i · 5 months ago

Yeah, the barnacles are useful as they respawn. Copper, silver.

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Chickentrap · 5 months ago

In some areas though they're not actually that far from predatory leviathans 

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Scorpionsharinga · 5 months ago

That transition between the dunes and the sparse reef made realize that real quick

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devilquak · 5 months ago

NO, BUT THEY HAVE BARNACLES ON THEIR BACKS YOU CAN POP FOR COPPER AND SILVER.

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Lonely-Journey-6498 · 5 months ago

It’s not worth trying to loot them because they usually only give copper or something else (I forgor) and they’re also extremely loud and annoying

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EngagePhysically · 5 months ago

The glowing blue things will give you like 80% copper and 20% silver

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gspaepro34 · 5 months ago

Go for the barnacles!!

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I need to find resources

Posted by XXXlohXXX · in r/Subnautica_Below_Zero · 4 years ago

What are good locations with diamonds for a starter who just made a base and a seatruck?

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Spicy_burritos · 4 years ago

Deep twisty bridges. Another great location is the mesas and cracks of the Thermal Spires

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minionmatt9999999 · 4 years ago

Deep twisty brigdes but be carefull of the squid shark

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scorpispider · 4 years ago

Beware of Kevin

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skip-for-now · 4 years ago

Below the twisty bridges. You can get o2 quite deep and reach the bottom with your seaglide

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SR2 Rainbow Fields - All Resource Locations (To the best of my knowledge)

Posted by wyrmforge · in r/slimerancher · 1 month ago
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i’ve been struggling to find any lists or maps with just all the resources on them, so i went ahead and made one for rainbow fields (cuz i’m always running out of jellystone). to the best of my knowledge, this is every spawn location, but i haven’t figured out the cadence of resources refreshing, so there may be a few that i’ve missed.

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JmPlayz23 · 1 month ago

I remember using flags everytime I saw a resource output, and I vaguely remember there being much more than there is on the map. Im not sure though, it's been months since I've opened the game 😅. Might have a look later

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wyrmforge · OP · 1 month ago

i was doing that at first, but i got a little frustrated by not being able to zoom the map in any further + bea’s token on the map being weirdly huge

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JmPlayz23 · 1 month ago

I agree with Bea's token being huge xd also thanks for replying, I completely forgot to take a screenshot of my map.
https://imgur.com/a/hgCiGRT

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All Tablet Locations (Purple, Orange, and Blue)

Posted by Dry-Purchase-3871 · in r/subnautica · 24 days ago

Tablets are special alien keys used to unlock Precursor doors and access important story areas. There are three types of tablets: Purple, Orange, and Blue and each one is found in different parts of the map. Some are easy to grab, while others require advanced gear like the Seamoth, Cyclops, or Prawn Suit. This guide covers how to get them all.

https://preview.redd.it/pnfyd94lxpkf1.png?width=860&format=png&auto=webp&s=a263920aa13b2c6557e808caac28fdf4f20021db

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ModularMode · 24 days ago

>!I still haven't figured out the reason for going into the room / lab that requires the orange tablet. There are 3 ion cubes... Like, ok?!<

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EmotionalSnow2000 · 24 days ago

It's supposed to be a discovery, it's just not a very well executed one.

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8Bix255 · 24 days ago

>!cuddlefish egg, lore...!<

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Key Resources and Their Locations in Subnautica

  1. Titanium:

    • Location: Found by breaking down metal salvage, which can be found on the ocean floor, especially in the Safe Shallows and around wrecks.
  2. Copper Ore:

    • Location: Mined from limestone outcrops, commonly found in the Safe Shallows and the Kelp Forest.
  3. Quartz:

    • Location: Found in the Safe Shallows and the Kelp Forest, often lying on the ocean floor or within caves.
  4. Silver Ore:

    • Location: Mined from sandstone outcrops, typically found in the Kelp Forest and the Grassy Plateaus.
  5. Gold:

    • Location: Also mined from sandstone outcrops, but more commonly found in the deeper biomes like the Blood Kelp Zone and the Dunes.
  6. Lead:

    • Location: Mined from galena outcrops, which are found in the Blood Kelp Zone and the Grand Reef.
  7. Diamond:

    • Location: Found in the Deep Grand Reef and the Mountains biome, typically in the form of outcrops.
  8. Lithium:

    • Location: Mined from shale outcrops, found in the Mountains and the Sparse Reef.
  9. Uraninite Crystal:

    • Location: Found in the Lost River and the Inactive Lava Zone, typically in the form of outcrops.
  10. Kyanite:

    • Location: Found in the Deep Grand Reef and the Inactive Lava Zone, often in the form of large deposits.

Tips for Efficient Resource Gathering:

  • Use a Scanner: Unlock the Scanner tool early to help locate resources more easily.
  • Upgrade Your Equipment: Consider upgrading your O2 tank and using a Seamoth for faster travel to resource-rich areas.
  • Mark Locations: Use beacons to mark resource-rich areas for future reference.

By knowing where to find these resources, you can enhance your gameplay and progress more efficiently in Subnautica!

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