The REAL Size of Creatures in Subnautica will BLOW YOUR MIND!
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“How far from home are we?”
“About 7 Ghost Leviathans Juvenile!”
Adult or Juvenile?
Lycanthis99 Adults because, yes?
Lycanthis99 there is also Subadult
@@SixteenthSine20 Ah yes, the one in the Deep Grand Reef.
Lycanthis99 bloodkelp. Juvenile is in the lost river, subadult is in the bloodkelp, and adult is in the void
As an American I can confirm that we do 90% of our calculations using “School buses” as a unit of measurement
wile in the eu they use can's of baked beans and bangers
America is a continent not a country
@@great_channel this. I agree because as a South American its kinda sillly that the usa gets to be called America, and no the 35 countries
That and football fields
Weird. I usually use dying homeless people as a metric of measurement. What state you from?
Hi, I’m a scuba diver. The dissonance in spatial recognition (seeing things as smaller than they are) when underwater is a thing.
One time I saw a seahorse hanging on to a piece of coral. I initially thought it was the size of my pinky, but when I got close enough to compare, it was actually about the length of my hand.
Whoa, that's super cool!!
Isn't it because its really hard to compare sizes of things in the ocean because there is litterally nothing to compare it too?
@@charlezjenkinz9918 that, and it has to do with depth perception. Humans are used to walking on land - at our “true height” so to speak. When you’re suspended in water, your brain gets kinda confused. If you can see the ocean/pool floor, your mind subconsciously processes that as “well, I guess I’m just super tall now, and everything on the floor is small”.
@@mattuwu9978 Hey, so, I was always intersted in the flora and fauna underwater, and I wanted to be a marine biologist. How do one could be a scuba diver? Like, is there a university matter only for that? Thanks in advance, and the sea IS SO COOL
@@bialactea8963 My parents are friends with two scuba teachers, which is how I got lessons and a license. How you get a license depends on where you live. In the US, you can get lessons from an instructor certified by PADI (Professional Association of Diving). PADI is an international company as well, and operates in 186 countries.
You say "about the same size as Riley's head" a whole lot considering Riley has no head
ha
He does, but if u use freecam then no, but if u view with scanner room cameras and windows
Soo... no head?
No the head detaches as the free cam mode
@everyone the cam is his head so if you use freecam you dont see his head because basically in freecam you are his floating head
The PDA says the adult ghost feeds on microorganisms.
After seeing the size comparisons, I can see how we fall under the category of "microorganisms"
Yes
Now it makes sense
Remember that Subnautica takes place on a dormant volcano. Which means that there are way bigger creatures out there. What if the microorganisms are the ghost leviathans?
@@maypher6459 well I'm going to commit self dead if I land their
Maypher *this man is too powerful to be left alive*
This is interesting because in game it's hard to see how much they are big, knowing their real size is absolutely terrifying
If ever you kill a reaper leviathon, or get your character next to the skeleton of one, if at all you have a light source, you can kinda tell in-game using your shadow, or by having your character's hand next to the eye. It moreso gives you a relative range than an actual measurement, but it helps. It is really surreal realizing your character is only a fraction of what the reaper's entire horn is...
And ghost leviathans never stop growing so....
*screaming in the distance*
The last one would have been called the serpend of the world if it had existed on earth
Well what if the person you're playing is actually a lot bigger than an average person meaning what we see is actually bigger.
What are u saying lmao
Here's a terrifying idea. None of Alterra's scanners can actually identify in detail anything living in the Void past certain depths. Not only could there be living gargantuans, there could be other Leviathans yet to be discovered.
Or it could just be so deep you can't see it. If you had a scanner room at exactly 8192 meters, it could go to about 9000 before losing contact and then see to 9500. There could be a massive leviathan at 10000 meters down and you wouldn't know
@@susnoobing7048 The storyline actually hints at that. The part where we landed is like a tiny "island" of "shallow" water. As far as we know there is just endless depth around it. its logical to assume that these depths are filled with giant predators. The fact alone ghost leviathans have some kind of kindergarten hints that there are vulnerable in the void at this point.
@@connorlancaster7541 peepeepoopoo
@@connorlancaster7541 yo, this aint a church video. or a video about christianity. just dont comment here please. delete your comment.
@@garlicbreadstick404 ?
It's impressive that there is a mod being created that adds the gargantuan leviathan. I'm deffinitely installing that when it drops
it looks pretty lousy and unimpressive not gonna lie
@@bestbread3446 Yes, but it is what it is
@@bestbread3446 I actually forgot what my reasoning was since I haven't seen that video in awhile, but I had a reason all right. Oh wait yeah I think maybe that it was poorly detailed and generally kind of crappy looking with those four tentacles coming straight out from the head looking real ungainly.
Not much space for it, considering the crater is 2 kilometers and it's 1.3.
@@neo-filthyfrank1347 you should try looking at it :)
hmmm yes the Gargantuan Leviathan is 15 minutes long
Hmm ues
Hmm yes
I want this to be a boss fight somehow😂
William Barthelmes yes.
Mmh sey
1.3km, that's half the size of the game's map
It would have been nice if thats what wouldve been living in the void with the adult ghost leviathans.
@@cosmicangel1971 Yes, nice and fucking terrifying
@@cosmicangel1971 "nice"
CosmicAngel it’d die of being tired of eating ghost leviathans
@@mathughsyoutubeworld2655 True
"The crabsquid is a very very big creature and I don't think it really gets the respect it deserves".
Oh trust me it did.
literally one of the scariest in the game, second to the reaper i’d say
When you hear those clicks, you turn off your lights and hide while crying
The thing's literally the icon creature for the Switch version of Subnautica so can confirm.
I was curious about it at first when I had first seen it,I thought it was friendly,went up to it with my seamoth,thing took my power out immediately,almost died cause there was a juvenile ghost around💀✋. Needless to say never went up to those mfs again
and the sound they make is *amazing*
Amusingly, I started playing Subnautica in VR recently, I remember noticing the size of the bone sharks seeming bizzarely huge when I first saw them in VR. I'd played far in Desktop, the differences between VR and desktop really shows the size differences more noticably too, and its really wild.
Subnautica in VR.. You are so brave.
@@zlcoolboy dito
Yup they had to scale the creatures up SUPER high in order to make them look normal on desktop. So these aren’t canon sizes.
I really want the vr. So good
@@zlcoolboy my man needs to wear brown pants
It's really annoying that subnautica enlarged the players view, making everything look smaller
Except for me the ghost Leviathan
They fixed it in vr lol
It would be cool, but I think it’s for the best that they aren’t because everything would look weird, everything would be bigger but the rest of the world would be fit for small things, so they would look like they were going really fast. You can turn down your FOV to make them look bigger though.
Its very hard for humans to figure out scale without real reference, check out these Jets as an example: ua-cam.com/video/qCTFn6goTZY/v-deo.html
Well I don’t think that it was meant to make them look smaller, rather the size we see them in is their true size but to make sure you can see the models from a distance and see the details they enlarge their true size to appear how the devs wanted them to appear
"About the same size as Rileys head"
*Rileys head : I dont exist....*
*Puts mask on*
*Rileys Head: Ok good i exist now*
Riley is secretly the headless horseman
@Sinead Shepard *ahahaha, AhahahAhHahahah, AHAHAHAHAHHA finally someone notices though*
*also thanks!*
It does exists but your head is the camera, if you have a scanner room try to glitch the cameras in and you can see his head
@@anti7392 hello fatal error sans.
Subnautica VR probably has the best way in game to experience how massive each creature is. For some reason when actually looking through Riley's eyes, everything is way more massive. Even smaller plants like gel sacks are enormous in size compared to non vr perspective. For me personally, after experiencing the game in VR, I am able to see things closer to their "actual size".
Megalodon: I'm the biggest and scariest creature to ever exist in the ocean.
Gargantuan leviathan: Step aside, kid.
Kid as in toddler?
@@hanankhater932 kid as an elder
@@hanankhater932 kid as in baby boat
Wait gargantuan noticed the megalodon?
Megaladon was no near being the biggest creature to ever live in the ocean
Moral of the story: Everything in subnautica is freaking huge,
Edit: OMG THANK YOU GUYS SO MCUH ❤️👌❤️👌 just kidding. Still, thank you guys, I never had this much likes ever.
not rockgrubs they small
Not a holefish
Not peeper!
Nightcore118 mods.
Rebecca Cooper oh yeaaaaah. I forgot about the Peeper Leviathan mod
No one:
Americans: this shark is exactly 5 washing machines long
The reason we do that is because we have something to compare it to. Actually makes more sense saying four football fields long than 400 meters long. It gives you a better sense of scale.
@@spreademu1218 i would actually say that for me it's easier to visualize 400 meters than saying 4 football fields. I also don't know if you mean American or European.
@@tacticalpotato5665 I mean for most people, i do understand that some people prefer larger numbers but most of the friends I know and people on the internet have liked stuff that we see often to be used as a measurement.
@@spreademu1218 How big is a stadium..
@@synsvids 200 yards, that’s like 150 meters I think. Probably not
the game’s fov is wacc, and makes everything look tiny
Just change it then
@@bl.edxardo you can't
@@pidialski You can
@@pidialski On pc you can, if youre on console you wont be able to
The reason they look small in 1st person is that the FOV is increased beyond real life.
You can see this in the sea moth. The steering wheel of the sea moth looks only 6-8 inches wide, where steering wheels are typically 14-18 inches.
Also, when you go into free cam, you can see that the visor is almost double the size you'd expect it to be.
So a combination of the camera being twice as big as your eyes, and the fov making things look further smaller, is why things don't look big enough.
the fact that you are swiming further adds to this, as you can look at creatures from a lot of different heights so you can't compare them to your size
Btw, to put the HUGE fossil into perspective, he said that the fossil was 1.3 kilometers long, sounds REALLY big right, yeah well, the aroura ship is 1.2 kilometers long. So we are looking at a creature that was once BIGGER than the aroura.
me.exe has stopped working
Plus aroura was probably a piece of the larger mothership or small in the fleet
Just imagine this monstruosity living in game
Just imagine if aurora landed and this creature suddenly come and destroy the whole ship. Ahh yes why they dont just add another version but this time its not about a virus its about killing this massive beast and escape the planet
@@topsecret7355 that would make the game even more replayable! Good idea man, I think they should be done that for below zero Tbh
I always thought it was weird that the crabs squid was huge in the trailer. Guess it was the actual size
If you watch them attack your seamoth from the outside, it's pretty clear how big they are
Who killed bone sharks by ramming the seamoth into them (on accident)
@@dreademperor2094 dude I killed a crabsquid with a seamoth
@@AwesomeRace7 I haven't done that yet but I managed to do that to the Reaper Leviathan (after many failed attempts to kill it with torpedos)
You can tell from when you're holding the fish, that subnautica made the creature models bigger than they actually are meant to be, because it's hard to tell size at the distances used in games.
There are a total of 25 Reapers within the Crater, so if you managed to stack em up and put them side to side with the Gargantuan Leviathan, i they would barrely be able to surpass it in length.
Wow
So, in other words, “this thing is roughly the size of the entire Reaper population.”
Are you taking into consideration that the bones in the lost river is about a 3rd of the leviathan
This is actually false because not only is the skeleton of the Gargantuan Leviathan only a 3rd of the whole thing but it's also not even an adult so actual adult Gargantuans are way larger
If the skeleton in the lost river is only a juvenile than a adult could be a few moments of swallowing you and you wouldn't even know
11:24 Riley: "Mind if I just T-pose here in the Lava Zone for a bit?"
Asserting dominanance over the dragon
Riley had the high ground.
the reason why understanding the size of object in subnautica is that there’s no third person and that it’s under water.
The fact it’s under water and everything is floating create a huge problem for our spatial recognition, relativity and basis of measurement, it can’t proses the distance and size of a object. you know you are floating but your subconscious doesn’t know and spatial recognition is subconscious, it thinks your taller and things are farther away.
This is actually a common thing with divers and especially astronauts. I remember that I read case about this dissolution that a astronaut was temporarily driven mad and thought object/people was growing and shrinking. He was cured weeks later with some therapy.
Then the fact that we experience this through a screen amplifies this spatial dis-recognition sense we can even measure close up with our body.
But, sense our subconscious knows it’s a screen and it’s fake, It won’t cause any irl problems.
DAMN..... good shit, legit. Never thought i would see someone else with all this cursed knowledge.
That makes so much sense...I still get a weird feeling when I'm super immersed into the game. It can feel disorienting like being lost in the caves.
That may be a thing but the reason this happens in game is just because the players view is enlarged, not sure why the developers did it but that's why creatures look smaller than they are.
Also: Spacial* Sorry, I'm a grammar Nazi.
Really interesting info you got here. I appreciate the educated explanation on all this and just goes to show how easily our minds are tricked to the bigger picture of things
@@tituswheatbread9646 He kinda gave a reason why the devs did it already.
This is the exact reason why I'll never go in the fucking ocean
This things are not real tho, and unfortunately will never be
@@heavyweaponsscout9990 doesn't matter. this game is fantastic but i'm absolutley terrified of the ocean. if you have a phobia of the deep sea, this game triggers it quick.
@@elijahpoe5 im afraid of absolute dark, not the sea. So when i dived deeper into the abyss, i felt a little nervous, not scared. I still dont understand why people could fear the sea, specially only the animals and not water itself.
@@heavyweaponsscout9990 I think one reason why i freak the fuck out is just the seemingly infinite abyss in pictures of the ocean. The thought that us humans only know a small percentage of what life actually exists in the ocean. just creepy.
@@elijahpoe5 for me its actually an exciting aspect, also, sea critters aint gonna hurt you unless you come looking for it. Except salt water crocodiles. They just dont give a fuck.
I still say they need to add a BIG leviathan into the void. Once you get past the Ghost Leviathans, the last thing you see is just a mouth slowly coming up from the void, before it closes around you and whatever vehicle you are using cutting the screen to black.
Good idea
Why you want everyone give talasophobia???
No thx
@@pazorausclio2447 it's the edge of the map, people with thalassophobia wouldn't even dare to go there
Hey crunch did you know that if you pick up enzyme 42 with a propulsion cannon and touch an infected creature the creature will be cured and the enzyme will disappear. Any way thought that was interesting, keep up the great work man!
That’s a nice touch for the devs to add.
I want to test that now-
Abdul Rahman Mohammed no they tried that but if you do that the game doesn't see you as cured because you did not finish the animation
Pixie the Bernese mountain Dog ah, another man of Science I see
Nicolas Nunez I don’t really think that’s science.
Playing this game in VR and swimming next to a reefback changed my whole perspective of the game. One of it's tentacles is about a meter wide!
Wait vr?
Yeah you can play it in vr, but it's not a full vr experience.
I do remember me sitting in a seamoth and running away from a reaper, i jumped out of the air and did a 180 turn, i saw (in vr) the giant creature with its claws jump out of the water right behind me. I shat myself that day.
How did you play it in VR? I would love to experience it myself!
@@jannovos716 AW SHI-
There was actually a pretty funny glitch with Floaters at one point where they’d get stuck on your head, or rather your head would be engulfed by it, which like you said, was pretty shocking to the players it happened to.
AC: 1K Likes?
Fans: Best I can do is 43K.
57k now
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I love the part of the trailer “We shouldn’t have gone so deep, they do not want us here.”
I want to make a movie that has and old steampunk style but it’s futuristic like are time that is on a world that is mostly ocean and the oceans can be infinite or that’s what they appear to be
RIP Bart Torgal
Poor Bart 💔
What trailer is this from?
du lizard glasses that sounds epicccc
21:30 I just love that scene with the ghost leviathan being dwarfed by the skull of the gargantuan leviathan it's really damn scary
And heres something that will scare you even more: the lost river is the intestine of the creature that ate the gargantuan
@@burntchicken9411 no way there wouldn’t be enough room for it to move on the world
@@Jalen_Ramseys_Burner it would have moved in the void. And think about other pieces of the world. There are large spike structures in the dunes, grass plateus, and mountains that i believe were part of this creature. Other caves in the world could have been organs or veins, being able to support life for creatures down there. The blood kelp zone trench could be a large artery that passed near the digestive system of the lost river. After millions of years the bones have been surrounded by the land and given the world its shape. The world is like this because this creature died on a large underwater mountain, where slowly rocks formed around its bones and other creatures were attracted to its flesh. Over many millions of years a comples ecosystem developed around the body. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk
@@burntchicken9411 interesting
Gargantuan's skull is a ghost leviathan trap
I didn't think my love for the Crab-squid could get anymore bountiful but when I saw how big it was, it multiplied by infinity.
Entering the abandon base thats underneath the floating island in the grand reef gives you a pretty good idea how big the crab squids are when you notice that one is peering in at you from Outside. The thing is huge.
You actually get a better scale of the creatures in the vr version
It's absolutely Terrifying though!
No one should suffer that that badly
Is there a vr version? Noice
@@FIRE_STORMFOX-3692 don't play it it is the definition of piss your pants scary
𝗍𝗁𝖺𝗍 𝗆𝖺𝗄𝖾𝗌 𝗆𝖾 𝗄𝗂𝗇𝖽𝖺 𝗐𝖺𝗇𝗍 𝗍𝗈 𝗉𝗅𝖺𝗒 𝗂𝗍
Who needs sleep when the nightmares are right HERE
The Alpha Show who tf sleeps to have nightmares, that shit take 197 positions, 3 hours and a sacrifice to the gods i spent my time sleeping gracefully
Awesomecrunch: Imagine a leech the size of your arm latching onto your arm and sucking all the blood out.
Korra after fighting Toph had a leech that big on her elbow
That’s pretty cool. As someone who has never played Subnautica, I always thought the reapers weren’t much bigger than a truck. It’s cool that the animals are actually way more alien and diverse than that.
2021: Have you seen Subnautica creatures in real life?
Everyone: No
2021: Would you like too?
I heard that in Robbie Rotten's voice
Hell no
*Softly*
Don't.
No please dont.
he 2021 please don't my litle brother would feel even smaller then he already is
Sea dragon: **massive leviathan that spits molten metals and is 112 meters long*
Also sea dragon: **gets killed by 20 gas pods*
Wait what?
Maybe the fart's are dangerous
Nice attempt at a joke but here is why you’re wrong:
It doesn’t matter how big it is if it is toxic it will still affect you
@@klooks1013 why do people like you exist
@@klooks1013 a
We always talk about how scared we are when playing the game but imagine how scared Riley would have been when he found the reaper!
When i saw it the first time i got so scared that i screamed, started crying and swimming away as fast as possible (i accidentally got way too close)
As an American, I am grateful you included school Bus measurements.
Fun fact: the space needle is actually one of the shorter high rise structures in Seattle, often filmed and photographed at an angle to appear as though it dominates the Seattle skyline
"The Eye of the Eye-eye, which is the main feature of the creature"
Nice going there, baws.
This makes the game so much scarier 😰💀
Can we talk about how this video has 679k Views and he has exactly 67,9k subscribers right now? Although being quite ironic, I'd really like to see that number go up. Dude's creating really good content and I think he deserves a few more subscribers.
It’s weird how in subnautica, everything is much smaller in first person
Well to me everything looks small except the ghost Leviathan, Honestly because of that I'm always so surprised when I find out it's not the actual largest creature
It's a problem with the FOV I believe.
Gαtt yes
Remember,ghost leviathan give 50 points of damage and sea dragon gives 75,rember this
@@doge_1234 Reaper Leviathan does 80 damage to the players, I'm not sure about Ghost's numbers but Sea Dragons instantly kills the player no matter how much health you have.
The revelation of the current Leviathans being basically puppies when compared to their ancient ones was absolutely horrifying to me.
I love this game, but it just toys with my thalassophobia to an insane degree.
If I may inquire what is thalassophobia?
@@Krihskillz the fear of deep dark water and what lurks down in the depths
@@cash8156 thanks for the lesson teach👌
Same here. I get anxious while playing but I still love exploring 😅
Same, I’m watching playthrough and it gives me such huge anxiety watching how the player is going super deep, especially when it’s dark, I have kinda same phobia of space, I guess just huge and dark places (?) cuz you don’t know what’s there 😅
Dude’s measuring with Ryleys, my favorite unit of distance
You actually get a direct size comparison for the Crabsquids when you see them by the Degasi Base. They're so huge.
*For freedom loving Americans:* Gargantuan Leviathan is about 4300 feet or slightly less than a mile long. (0.8)
It's almost as long as my *[Redacted]*
Its 4300 freedom units(salutes).
@@zipherdias420 *eagle flies past with gunshots in the background*
You should correct it to:
*For people that use everything but the fucking metric scale*
For 'Americans' perhaps you meant 'United States.' Majority of Americans (nearly 70%) -- Canada, all Central & South America, Mexico -- use Metric. Nous defions. ;)
@Cameron Will I just hope there is a glitch in the simulation so that I can get shotgun shells that way and sell them
17:24 and now, please add football fields for germans, as measure comparison ;)
Hahaha if I did comparisons for every nationality I'd be here all day 😅 thanks for watching :)
You can take the length in meters and divide by 100... so the Gargantuan leviathan is 13 football fields long.
How about america using metric system xD
@@sir_panda6296 Uhh no we hate the French and they hate us...
@@AmarEcd1233 Like, ever since the revolutionary war? We kinda betrayed them and just took there help without payment so...yes were kinda hated and to ur second question, It was invented and first used by the french and just cus other countries use it doesn't mean it isn't french!
12:35 “I know this isn’t the best size comparison because we’re so close to it-“
*OOOOA*
''I wanna set a target on 1000 likes!''
40k viewers: *This sign can't stop me cause i can't read.*
58k now. Man, people are getting more illiterate by the day. *Likes*
Okay, the 4-legged spider thingy actually properly surprised me with its actual size...
Nobody.
Awesomecrunch : Everything in comparison to Riley's head.
Part of the problem is that you have third dimensional movement, meaning you are generally looking things in the eye or floating above them. It's an instinctive position to take as it feels safer. That throws our sense of scale off since we can't just do that naturally. In our brains if we're above something it registers as small. The blood crawlers are a good example if you actually get next to one and force yourself to stand on the floor like them, you'll suddenly be looking up at them and realize they tower over you. That goes for most things in the game. Look up at them from the ocean floor instead of head on or from above and they will suddenly seem much, much larger to you.
The other problem is that first person video game cameras ALWAYS make things look smaller. Always, without fail. Everything you've ever seen in a video game from a first person perspective is bigger then you think it is. You see it in Ark Survival Evolved as well, but the inclusion of other players can give you a jarring wake up call about what you're looking at. Most creatures in Ark seem realistically sized until you see another player standing near them. Then you realize a six foot tall player model barely reaches a T-Rex's ankle for example.
I always wished that creatures were absolutely massive in subnautica. I guess they were all along.
In summary: every creature has a part that is about the same size as Riley's head
12:37 perfectly cut scream XD
AAAA-
Based on the characters reach when attacking the creatures I'd say it's reasonable to believe that the comparison model is actually smaller than it should be rather than every single thing in th game is bigger than it seems.
This was really cool to watch. Honestly it's my one complaint with Subnautica. Imo, it's so hard to tell the true scale of creatures, I'm not really sure why that is (other than when I play in VR, in which everything just looks massive and horrifying). It's only when I get out of the seamoth, cyclops or prawn suit do I actually realise how big these creatures are 😂
This dude invented a new unit of measurement. “Rylees head”
H-how u spelled my real name right?
Sometime i feel the character is really short. This is apparent when you are on land. The character feels so short or crouching
That’s just how it feels to be 5’6”
@@illegalmemedealer3549 What? No way do folks at that height feel short!! I'm not even five foot, wtf?
I’m 6”2/3 and yet I still feel short compared to my friends
Have something against short people?
@@theinsomniaccantsleep7529 Yep because most people are always taller then you. So when you find someone your height or smaller your like yay finally!
these videos are amazing and terrifying at the same time. Of course I had to see this right before I was about to start another playthrough of subnautica just great.
The "sea emperor" is a nod to the ocean emperor in Alien Planet - while the AP alien walker strode across a gel sea of microorganisms, this one (which is very similar too it) swims underwater.
Take a shot of whiskey every time he says “about the same size as Riley’s head”
Its weird knowing that somewhere out there, there might be a planet just like this.
Imagine the Darkness of an ocean planet thousands of miles deep.
*shivers*
Like under the ice caps of europe
Now imagine a planet that can house the ancient leviathan's like the subnautica planet houses modern leviathan's...
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Planet 47192A I don't remember its nickname but it's a ocean planet with waters 3000 meters deep at the points we know of...thing is the only oxygen is in the water so creatures living there? Uhh maybe not but theres a ocean planet...
I am a long time Subnautica fan and i
was waiting for this
"Are we there yet?"
"No, still seventy more sea dragon leviathans"
10:34 When you realize those are basically slightly smaller versions of a specific kind of earth crab from the sea. I think they are called spider crabs.
Yes it is called a Japanese Spider Crab and is almost the same size as the crab in the video.
Nother fun fact. Crabs are distantly related to actual spiders
Ye
@@sirpumpkin99 that’s why I hate crabs. They are just big fucking spiders that look even more antinatural than the spiders
@@delta8989 understandable
I always thought The Ampeel was like 5 meters long
Edit: Damn
No its half the reapers size and the reaper is twice as big as a blue whale so irl this thing is as big if not a litlle smaller than a blue whale
@@garretthileman1153 Not as big as a Blue Whale, but still pretty big. Looks to be 40-50 feet long.
I always thought it was about 15 to 20
@@zacharylarocque8158 ok i just knew the reaper is twice a blue whale and the amp eal looks half the reapers length
Same
Watched the whole video to find out if the thumbnail was clickbait, found out at the end that it was indeed clickbait, realized I rather enjoyed the entire video, gave it a like and subscribed
hahaha glad you enjoyed it
“Around one and a half ghost leviathan “
More regular videos again? :O
We'll see ;)
Hopefully not because I wasn't a big fan of sleeping
@@Awesomecrunch Guess not
OMG ITS ACI!!
Oh ello.
"and it's about the length of 43 blue whales which are the longest creatures on the planet..other than Siphonophores but we don't talk about them"
Siphonophores are one of my favorite creatures and this made me snort so loud
I just googled them. They look like a jellyfish leviathans. And teryfying keeping in mind they are carnivores.
Thanks for using aircraft sizes for the leviathans because I'm actually taking an aviation class and can finally understand the size of those creatures lol
By the way, excellent choice of music. That during the gargantuan leviathan segment really made me feel the awe as if these are real, existing creatures.
Reaper:55 meters
Reefback:70 meters
Ghost:67/107 meters
Sea dragon:112 meters
Sea emperor:200 meters
Dead thing:1300 meters/1.3 kilometers?
Forgot to say, the emperor is 200m long
Thx
@@stupidcurb8835 your mo-
DFAU xoc My sandwich
Everything is puny compared to me.
R/hmm
@@brezzierseal2689 r/foundthemobileuser
@Sylvan DAY could be an alt
yall have phones at 4546B?
Not for long
VR makes the huge sizes of these creatures immediately apparent. If you haven't tried the game in VR, you definitely should.
I am looking forward to getting the game so I can
I heard this (memory is a bit fuzzy, so maybe it‘s a bit inaccurate), but basically unknown worlds had to size every creature up by a ton because of how the perspective of the player worked, like the camera through which the player sees. And that results in conflicting measurements and such when using PDA data vs measuring yourself. I think that also plays into how everything is so surprisingly big when compared to the player model.
Plot Twist: Riley is the one who is tiny
Thanks, you just magnified my Thalassophobia.
"Thousands of years dead"
It's actually 3 million years dead at the time of Subnautica.
i love it when a youtuber sets a like goal and the likes goes way higher
1.3 KM... from what I know that’s about the size of the Aurora from the end of the thrusters to the farthest forward point of her bow.
No it’s bigger
I honestly thought those crash fish were like tennis ball-sized!
Same xD
I pay attention to the sulfutr plants
Puts everything in perspective . I love the first subnautica .
The river prowler is about the size that the reaper felt to me, and that's terrifying
so you're saying that the massive sea fossil creature is bigger than *G O D Z I L L A* and just smaller than *GHIDORAH* ?
well scp 169 is between 2000 and 8000 km long so the sea fossil is really small
@@iiluwuminati whats the scp 169 i just joined the fandom and know only casic of them like scp 682 or the 96
@@barrackobama2647 scp 69 is a position.
@@iiluwuminati what about 3000?
@@AwesomeRace7 ehehheehheeh
When you think about it the skeleton super leviathans and sea dragons and probably much bigger creatures live deeper in the void. Dang subnautica nature you scary.
“And this isn’t the best size comparison because we’re so close to it.”
Reaper:”AAGGHH-“
I appreciate the school bus comparison; it really helps fit things into my American perspective as someone who spent I portion of their life around the creatures.
Hah, one thousand. No.
Thirty three thousand, take it or leave it.
"About the same length as seven Rileys"
That sounds pretty American.
Imagine animation of teleporting to the spawn from the death zone: when you are falling down into the void (with adult ghosts of course) and get to the end of the void and this massive 1.3km long creature opens its eyes in front of you. And while you, player, are screaming and try not to die from heart attack, character is teleporting to the spawn
Amazing video dude!!