The Slug Leviathan would be a lot more menacing if it lived in an environment that would be SUPER dark, only seeing its bioluminescent appendages and needing a light to see it's entire body.
I think a labyrinthine cave environment would be very cool for a sluglike leviathan, where it would nearly fill the cave. You would have to navigate around the environment using solely the light from your tools and a few plants that look vaguely like the bioluminescent parts of the slug leviathan, so you are never sure if there is a leviathan or not. There would have to be enough overlapping caves so you could move around a slug leviathan if you found one, but I think it would be a good use of the space under the map that is largely empty. Would also give a new use to the pathfinder tool, as sort of a Adrianes string.
That would add to my thalassophobia. Put in it in the super dark murky depths or in a dark cave WAY below the surface where you least expect it. Only to shine a light to see the thing up close. 😱
I think of it using the tentacles on the bottom grabbing at you and the leviathan it self wrapping around and damaging you cyclops if it is to close and tail whipping and maybe the purple part next to the belly would become flaps to push water and have temporary swimming capabilities
Imagine going into abandoned base (not built by a player such as the degasi bases and alterra bases in sector zero) and then as you r about to enter massive crab filling the entire hapitat just crabs you and drags you inside and insta kills you
I feel like the Sea slug leviathan would've made a really cool passive creature, maybe residing somewhere in the dunes or the deeper parts of the ocean floor. Maybe, as it went along the floor, it kicked up rare materials from just underground, or left behind a trail of some kind of material unique to that specific creature.
I was really sad when they cut the Ice Dragon Leviathan, I'm not really a fan of the creatures they have in Below Zero because they don't really make any sense in relation to the other creatures known to exist, the Ice Dragon could've been modified to more closely resemble the Sea Dragon or something like that. I really think that the Devs missed out on some great opportunities with Below Zero tbh. The Ice Dragon was also always my favorite concept and when they were trying to decide which ones to cut I kept hoping for the Ice Dragon to stay because it felt like something the game needed to give proper diversity since all the creatures look so similar.
Im so sad how sub zero turned out. nothing here is really scary and there is rarely those moments of just viewing into a empty abyss that subnatica had that really helped give you thalassophobia. if there were some of these i think that i could of helped with many things including the lack of the reaper leviathan terrifying existence .
For me I actually quite liked the creatures and their designs, but the way they were implemented was where it faltered. It kinda felt like they were just copied and pasted around without much thought, which is a real bummer. Ooh, and the ai on the big bad leviathans is uhh, not the best (._.;)
@@loganberryyaps this is so true. There's 3 predators that are in like every biome. Crypto, brute, squidshark. You get to the crystal caves and there's only one new creature. In subnautica 1 the lava caves had 3 brand new creatures (dragon, lizard, parasite) plus everything else was re-colored to fit in.
My dream game would be a full planet in the style of subnautica. Mass open world, sparse multiplayer and some sort of hybrid manually created/procedurally generated world, preferably in full dive VR. Have wayyy more vehicles and base options, weapons, creatures, upgrades, and even a few special precursor sites that allow for ridiculous things. Bit of a pipe dream I know, but hey it would be fun.
My idea for an ice dragon is cool Lets say, at the bottom of the crater the Chelly guards in the east arctic there was a windy tunnel, and after like a minute of going back and forth you find a GIANT room, Absolutely huge, like 800 meters down. (Before you say that it will interfere with the crystal and fabricator caves, it will wrap around them, going south around the caves.) There are 2 of these ice dragons and on the east side of the map, there is a huge hole going into the void. The dragons, every 3 years, leave the caverns through the void hole and into the east arctic to prey on chelicerates and glow whales. the reason why the void chelicerates have battle scars on them is because every time the ice dragons leave, they have to fight through the void chellys and the dragons beat the chellys up so bad they swim away. You can find a glow whale skeleton and a 100 meter chelly skeleton in the ice caverns and the big chelly implies something lived in the cavern before and the dragons killed it together, so they could inhabit the cavern. they are a mating pair and the gestation period is 64 years. their lifespan is 180 years. They came from and third piece of area about 10,000 years ago, (Crater, sector zero and this other habitable area, could be the subject to a 3rd game) when a creature similar to the gargantuan leviathan killed all the other members of their species. they are slowly rebuilding the population in the caverns (ice dragon incest doesn't exist) and they have 25000 health. They have attacks similar to the sea dragons from the lava zones in the first game. They are closely related. They are 160 meters. and one of them inhabits the area under the glacial basin (Yes the cave is big) and one inhabits the space under the Lilly pad islands. (you have to do a bit of traveling in the cave to find one) The cave has bright bioluminescence every where and has aggressive creatures named Chilly Lizards who look like lava lizards but have small icicles on them and they are a bluish white color.(there needs to be some other creature than the big guys themselves.) Maybe there is another storyline where this is the 3rd year of the cycle and you end up encountering them on the surface after the player notices an absence of glow whales. then they get a special message, because the ice dragons have telepathy to lure prey to them(why not) and you get told by your pda to go closer to the world edge, kind of like the Mesmer in Subnautica 1. You then see one come over the edge of the world when you are like 50 meters away and they see you and get curious and then disappear, because they already ate and are ready to go back to their place. This prompts the player to learn more about the creature and try to find it, and when you find the caverns and the dragons, one of them say that they dont like you and try to attack you. you leave and now you can go back at your free will to explore. There would be new materials and a new depth module for both the sea truck and prawn allowing them to go down to 1100 meters, because the max depth of the cave is 1090. deep in the cave you can find what looks like super old precursor tech and if you take AL AN down to it he will say something about a massacre that happened. The dragons got angry and destroyed the last of the hidden architects by collapsing the structure, but there is a hole big enough for robin. when she goes in AL AN sounds like he is in pain and talks about the architect souls warning him. deeper in the base you can find a power source that you need for a newly added base deep in the arctic spires and if you put the power source in the base it causes the place to rumble and architect spirits show up in a roundtable sort of fashion, at least 100. AL AN recognizes them as the highest rank of them who were stationed on the planet and were killed by the ice dragons. They scold AL AN for leaving, as he revealed that he worked there while the attack and was ordered to help but he just snuck away and was the only survivor. If he had stayed they might have all survived. Robin realized that his screams of pain were him trying to gain control of robin to make her leave, as he didn't want her to know and the reason he told her that the souls were warning him is because he was trying to make her scared so she would leave. alright that's it. If this became a mod, it might actually be a more ambitious project than Return of the Ancients. I spent like 30 minutes writing this, jeez pls like
There's a giant cave in the sea treader area that could be used for the sea slug leviathan. I got lost there once and it's pretty big. The ray leviathan would've been amazing. I can see it roaming the entire map so you rarely bump into it. I'd prefer if it was pretty chill and didn't try to eat me. The kite wing should've been in that one area of below zero, the uh.. the on land segment that didn't have the ice worm? The area with those trees.
Below zero has so much missed potential, which is a shame because there is a massive pool of concept art that could have added so much more to the experience. I like the idea of the crested reaper, it would have been cool to see the titan hole fish along side a miniature reaper, and it would have been a nice mid point between normal predators and leviathans
3:50 That Ray-like creature looks similar to the Glowwhale ( based on the grooves of its chin, and the general design of th emouth gives the impression that its probably a filter feeder; thus being passive instead of agro to the player
I really think the easiest option to fit the ice dragon in, just make it into the guardian of the void like ghost leviathans, i already don't like the Chelicerate much and having a subpar reskin of it in the void is fairly lazy. adding only one or two Ice Dragon leviathan's into the void but making them much larger would have worked much better then scrapping a creature you already had modeled.
Will they even work at the void? They are supposed to freeze you, which will probably leave you drifted and falling slowly...so instead of getting you out of the void, they'll make you stay in it and probably you won't even be able to flee back to Sector Zero. Also, you have the same thing (if not even "lazier") in the original Subnautica. But, it is part of the lore that the ghost leviathans get bigger and bigger, and that after a while they just leave the Crater to the void because they become too big...
Personally I think the ray creature should be a passive creature like the reef back but there would only be a few of them in game. They would go to an biome so it would be very cool to see one. Also is there was a subnautica 3 I would want either a giant/huge/enormous map or a swampy variant to the game Swampnautica.
@@dascreeb5205 supposedly Subnautica 3 is just called Subnautica 2, meaning below zero was a spin off rather than a main title. That means it's possible to see more of Riley's story now
i'm definitely going to learn how to mod creatures into the game, i need to have the ice dragon leviathan, even if it means having to learn how to make it and do it myself
little update, nobody has ever modded a new creature into subnautica below zero, so i got no tutorials to go off of, and probably can't use original subnautica tutorials because subnautica and subnautica below zero don't use the same code, which is the same reason not every subnautica mod works in below zero
The hermit-crab seems too big to act good, especially considering it'd be one of the few creatures that don't swim around. Maybe as a pre-set npc like the sea emperor. The ice dragon leviathan seems good as long as it gets a decent environment, but maybe without/with a toned down version of the ice breath.
I know no one would believe me, but I actually met the graphics designer for subnautica in mid to late 2021. He received my praise for helping to create such an amazing game. I actually saw him while going to breakfast. ine brief exchange later about the reaper shirt he was wearing and bam. Most interesting day of my life so far
A lot of these concept arts are actually precursors to some of the things we have in the game! The sea slug eventually become the sea treader down the line, and the big one has been mostly confirmed to be potentially the earliest proof of concept we have for the sea emperor.
The ice dragon SHOULD have been added, but time constraints killed it and it's biome. Modders Definitely WILL add it. If folks can add the Imperator (The Gargantuan) they can add the ice dragon
As a whole I think they should've kept the gargantuan leviathan more closer to it's actual skeleton because it's model doesn't actually have any indication of other appendages any near it's crown
@@netherminer101 Its actually based based off a winning artwork of what it COULD have looked like when alive. This was made about 2 or 3 years before the mod was even thought of. As for why it has those: Thats its method of locomotion in the water. Its so impossibly massive that it physically CANT uses its whole body to glide in the sea, so those mane-tentacles provide the motion needed for it to actually move. Thats my best guess at least.
@@jameskarg3240 I pictured it more based on the description given by the pda though it only gives a bit I picture as a long eel like creature that has a mile long hard scaled body nothing like it's softshell design but instead more like a sea dragon even coming complete with shenron style dragon arms like I seriously pictured this thing as a massive underwater shenron without having to gather the dragon balls and also eats people
@@jameskarg3240 as for it's locomotion I would assume it would've slithered it's body around in the sea floor like a snake only using it's arms to grab at prey or climb surfaces under the water the way it would hunt would be similar to that of most snakes as it would take what it can fit in it's mouth
Honestly I’m more curious about the original below zero story they had going on before they decided to redo it for some reason. I know this is stuff that could be modded in but it’s also hard not to wonder what they would’ve done right?
Original Story: -Scientist for Alterra alongside Sister -Snowstorm destroys the base you were on & strands you -Al-An happens -Conflicting goals & sidequests between Sister, Alterra, Al-An, and survival -Alterra has an Al-An discovery, you go rogue -Discover Marg, prove yourself to her -Reach depths & help Al-An build body -Sister gets killed as Alterra tries to get to Al-An -You accept to go to other worlds with Al-An -Alterra sends gunship after you, but Marg sacrifices herself to attack it -Escape to Ancients world ...plus I think a side story of a crazed scientist, the Frozen Leviathan having mind control, and abandoned the deep mines
I honestly really feel like that even if there weren’t the deep arctic biome they could’ve replaced the shadow leviathan with the ice dragon. maybe the third game could be set on the other side on 4546b & there could be different creatures. Kinda how penguins live in the South Pole and polar bears live in the North Pole. It would be an awesome idea for a third game, but we’ll just have to wait for a third subnautica to come
I think the Shadow Leviathan was a much wiser choice. If you had the Ice Dragon in there, everyone (and rightfully so) would have claimed that it's just a copy of Subnautica, but colder. "Oh? You had a dragon in the lava zone, the final part of the game? Now you have....an ICE Dragon in the final part of the game!". It also work great with the Crystal caves. Because it is so deep and the crystals emit low light levels, the area is pretty dark, which helps the Shadow Leviathan in lore, and in the game as a scary leviathan. The first time I went inside, I just wanted to take an in-game look at it. I heard it so I hid inside a few crystals near me, and I tried to look for it. Couldn't see anything, but then I saw a shoal of half-glowing orange fish taking to the left....so I decided to exit and maybe look a bit deeper, and there he was like 5 metres to my left, immediately attacking me and trying to eat me. Scared the hell out of me. So yeah, I just think the Ice Dragon couldn't have delivered the same thing in the Crystal caves...and if you wanna suggest "ok, so just switch it with the deep arctic or something" - so now you made the final part even more of a rip-off of the lava zones.
I mean, I don't understand the cutting of the Crested Reaper in execution. Wanting there to be more diverse Leviathans makes sense, but is that really what they did? No, they added two reaper clones, one having two variants, and a big jelly fish. Glow whale get's a pass, because you can at least ride it... but the ice worm is a whole different bag of issues.
You know what would be awesome?..If they added every piece of concept art ever made for Subnautica and below zero to make one massive game, Even the unused concept art..That'd be dope. This could be done by unknown worlds for subnautica 3, where they could add more unused creatures from the first or second game. Or it would've been a dope alternative to subnautica and below zero being seperate games and made it one massive masterpiece! I do know this wouldn't be possible due to budget and time. But I like the idea of it being one massive game. I do enjoy both subnautica 1 and below zero. The game fascinated me so much that I want to study earth's oceans. That's why I am wanting to become a marine biologist.
I have an idea, I call it the cave dweller leviathan, it, of course, dwells in a cave, and has many tentacles along it’s body allowing it to grab onto cave walls pulling it towards you and it would also have arms and legs and tentacles on the splitting head with 4 segments the split like a flower when opened up many sharp teeth found with 4 layers per segment, it would be always in the cave but it would be part of a chase scene with you needing to grab an item from the cave, I don’t know what, but when you find the area with it, the cave would shake, and the cave dweller would break through the wall, roar, then chase you and when you finally make you way out of the large room with materials, you reach a corridor it couldn’t fit through you escape seeing it reaching and grabbing at you. The cave dweller’s arms would be clawed and wouldn’t look arm like more tentacle like but with an elbow joint and claws have with spikes and skinny and it would have 4, all of them being on the front. The cave dweller would also have 18 legs with similar looks as the arms but spread out along its snake like body being around juvenile ghost leviathan size
"The devs wanted more diverse species rather than the same creatures from subnautica with artic variants" *Subnautica below zero with like 11 reused creature assets*
Yeah, Ice Dragon would've been absolutely amazing. It's a shame they scrapped the idea, especially since they added other fan made things like Shadow leviathan. But at least we're gonna get Gargantuan leviathan mod
I think that the sea slug leviathan could be something that acts sort of like a mesmer, it could mimic the environment around itself or mimic resources (with a slight twist to differentiate it to players who know of its tricks) to draw the player in and then attack them rapidly sort of like how a starfish ejects its stomach to catch prey
8:00 those look like how the Karaa blisters were like in natural selection 2. The Karaa from there is the same thing as from subnautica just more evolved and dangerous and was orange in color like it was in subnautica before they made it green
I feel the need to mention that the conclusion made at around 6:00 is incorrect. It's been confirmed by the art designer that the Grab Squid was marked as Sea Monkey because that's what it would eventually become. When questioned in an interview the designer mentioned that the Sea Monkey went through more redesign iterations than practically any other creature that made it into the game. The Grab Squid as it was dubbed, was just one of its earliest iterations.
I love seeing the developers realize what creatures should look like just by looking at the images of concept art like how the sea slug leviathans head looks very similar to a ghost leviathans head. It's really cool to see the cogs turning in the developers heads
I really hoped for ice dragon to make it to the game, but they decided to do the worst possible things: They cut out the deep arctic making the map tiny, they removed the best leviathan, they didn't make a huge cave but went for tight and bright cave with a glowing leviathan that has set patrol path.
I can imagine a grab squid making its way into your cyclops or habitat and stealing stuff from either. I can also see it stealing or taking a battery or power cell and recharging it or slotting itself into a vehicle and powering it or draining power extremely quickly. It would probably be funny to see your power supply suddenly jumping way up or way down while you're out there exploring. Possibly even a way to tame them by offering them batteries and stuff then you might place them into a containment enclosure and then you would have a way to produce power by feeding them and a bonus would be some friends.
8:35 this creature to me does fit into subnautica because I could see the potential of this creature being one of the 27 different species used to create al-an's body, the legs certainly fit the part.
That leviathan abily is when it sees you it grabs your from hes tentacles and stare at you and he knows its not dead but for awhile it will realease you because your not a sea creature and death for some reason if your damage he will bite you until your hurt and then he will swallow you whole and you can you are alive but it seems like you can see the outside in hes shell when it sleeps you have a change to escape but there is a problem you hav3 to be sneaky because he will wake up
I just realized what the growths on the turtle creature is eggs cause when I zoomed in on a screenshot I took it appeared to have a embryo of sorts in them meaning the creature would probably act like a Surinam Toad
Truthfully, Return of the Ancients really proved to all of us that *anything* is possible. If we can have that MASSIVE SUPER-PREDATOR functional in game, then modders can add anything with enough effort.
I feel that there is too much vulnerability, we need a special, damage-dealing weapon like the stasis rifle. You would balance this by making it hard to create the weapon and ammo for said weapon. I was thinking of a single-shot like sniper-escqe rifle. It would cost a couple high-grade (lithium?) Ingots, battery, magnetite (it's basically an under-water magnetic cannon.) And some other high-end materials. The ammo would cost something like a titanium ingot, sulfur, and lead. It's something you can mess-around with when you get enough resources to sustain it.
Since weapons were removed following bla bla bla something like that could be found somewhere and made by Maida. It would work in both games that way and I think it would fit her well. Maybe also something like explosive torpedo made using crystallised sulfur or something.
Imagine you enter a cave and filled with tons of giant ice spikes and underwater and you feel like a menacing roar in the distance and then you like look rowdy see this thing like start chasing you that would be so cool
Hey Speedy. How have you been? There is already a concept mod planned. [REDACTED] will be working on it. However I have not been informed as to what specifically will be implemented.
Boy do I have some ideas for you. First, shockweed. Shochweed is a plant that lives in extremely deep cave systems near hydrothermal vents. The plant in a total of 3 meters tall on average and has a stem about 0.3 meters wide, and a bulb on top that is 0.8 meters in diameter. It has triangular leaves, that are entirely black and face the nearest vent. They collect thermal energy instead of light, and use "electro-thermosynthesis" to create electricity from the heat. This electricity then powers the plants energy needs, but not nutritional needs. It absorbs the nutrients from the soil as toxic chemicals, using chemo synthesis to create usable materials. The bulb on top of it is home to about 10 Bolt Beetles at once, which protect the plant at all costs since they can't live without it. The plant also provides them electricity that the beetles store for protection and hunting. This is done via "nodes" on the base of the plant. The beetles have an exoskeleton made of titanium and plasteel for the most part, but also trace amounts of ruby. This strength compared the size of the beetles and the water preasure means they live very comfortably, and since the inside is pressurized, they don't have trouble living in shallower waters like other creatures. The Bolt Beetles also make the plants spread by taking the seeds with them when hunting and planting them wherever a good spot is found. Bolt Beetles hunt a ray species, probably. The seeds of the shockweed plants have a similar appearance to creepvine seeds(I couldn't think of a better design), and can be used to make batteries as an alternative to whatever you would normally use. If you get too close to the Shockweed, the Bolt Beetles will attack, but don't do much damage individualy, and have to band up to defend the plant. I expect that there would be a ray species or maybe a deep sea fish that is perfectly adapted to eat either the Bolt Beetles or the shockweed by having special cells that can redirect the current to its fins, keeping itself safe.
The cavern leviathan. It's a massive creature that basically an open tunnel. It has a 30 meter wide digestive track, and a giant open mouth that many creatures call home. A type of coral and already grow there, the already feeding off of bioluminescent bulbs that allow them to photosynthesis, then uses chemosynthesis, and after that they are fed on by filter feeders, then they by larger creatures and so on. You can safely enter and exit, and even build a base without harming the leviathan. It's also extremely long. Technically, I imagineit to be an entire biome. I think it would also be cool it the scanner mistakes it for an actual cave at first, but finds abnormalities and prompts further research, which leads you deeper in. As for the practically, I don't know what the leviathan should do. I am thinking it would be a little dangerous, as there are stomachs all around the inside that open up and turn inside out the catch nearby fish, and do so very fast. The inside out stomach thing was inspired by starfish as they do that same thing.
I don't play subnautica anymore, but I'd just like to point out that the leviathan that you likened to a hermit crab has no shell. That would be its body and it closely resembles that of a marine Isopod. Also, seeing as it also has a similar head to an existing leviathan + octopus tentacles, it just feels like they threw a load of concepts at a board and slapped together what they thought would stick and didn't get a chance to flesh out the design. Essentially I'm saying it looks ridiculous because I don't think they could decide on a theme to give it lol
Super cool stuff! My personal Fav was the Ice dragon I knew It looked so familiar, and you finally connected the dots I always forget it’s name so I looked back at the video to spell it: Pinnicarid Yes, if anyone would be active they’d always shout at me for making LOOONNNNGGGG Typed feedback, but i really enjoy Aaaanyyyway the only ones I didn’t like were the giant turtles and slug thingy Giant turtle: reefback mixed with protection? I like the idea, but not the art. Slug: Practically a meme. I found that it’s head shape was as a ghost leviathan (Giant turtle was actually shown near the surface, for art purposes drawn that way fro lighting?) SORRY AGAIN FOR TYPING SO LONG
Honestly, Im dissapointed in how little new creature mods are being made. I understand that designing and programming a new creature is difficult, but the game has been out for 9 years now, and the best new creatures mod is de-extinction. I really hope more creature mods will come out in the future
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The Slug Leviathan would be a lot more menacing if it lived in an environment that would be SUPER dark, only seeing its bioluminescent appendages and needing a light to see it's entire body.
I think a labyrinthine cave environment would be very cool for a sluglike leviathan, where it would nearly fill the cave. You would have to navigate around the environment using solely the light from your tools and a few plants that look vaguely like the bioluminescent parts of the slug leviathan, so you are never sure if there is a leviathan or not. There would have to be enough overlapping caves so you could move around a slug leviathan if you found one, but I think it would be a good use of the space under the map that is largely empty. Would also give a new use to the pathfinder tool, as sort of a Adrianes string.
I don't get how it was silly, it looks pretty cool.
That would add to my thalassophobia. Put in it in the super dark murky depths or in a dark cave WAY below the surface where you least expect it. Only to shine a light to see the thing up close. 😱
I think of it using the tentacles on the bottom grabbing at you and the leviathan it self wrapping around and damaging you cyclops if it is to close and tail whipping and maybe the purple part next to the belly would become flaps to push water and have temporary swimming capabilities
True and omg i would only play in creative and still would be scared
A hermit-crab leviathan that uses ruined habitat modules as it's shells would be a great addition
Imagine going into abandoned base (not built by a player such as the degasi bases and alterra bases in sector zero) and then as you r about to enter massive crab filling the entire hapitat just crabs you and drags you inside and insta kills you
In subnautica 2 the third installment in a official screenshot in a corner there seems to be a gigantic crab thing.
I think the single celled biome is one of the coolest concepts I’ve ever seen and I’m so sad it’s not in game
I agree, it is really cool. But it'd be insanely hard to add...
It's cool, but I don't think it would make sense on 4546B
@@SpeedyMouse it could replace the void
What time is it talked about?
@@fatality7303 he didn't really talk about it but he shows concept art of it at the very beginning of the vid
I love how most of the big stuff with just a picture has the same question:
Could it live in the void?
I feel like the Sea slug leviathan would've made a really cool passive creature, maybe residing somewhere in the dunes or the deeper parts of the ocean floor. Maybe, as it went along the floor, it kicked up rare materials from just underground, or left behind a trail of some kind of material unique to that specific creature.
Yooo if they were at the bottom of the trench below the underwater islands it would've been Dope
@@thebrushman4123please mod that
I was really sad when they cut the Ice Dragon Leviathan, I'm not really a fan of the creatures they have in Below Zero because they don't really make any sense in relation to the other creatures known to exist, the Ice Dragon could've been modified to more closely resemble the Sea Dragon or something like that. I really think that the Devs missed out on some great opportunities with Below Zero tbh.
The Ice Dragon was also always my favorite concept and when they were trying to decide which ones to cut I kept hoping for the Ice Dragon to stay because it felt like something the game needed to give proper diversity since all the creatures look so similar.
I agree. Was a little disappointed with a few of the creatures in Subnautica: Below Zero.
Im so sad how sub zero turned out. nothing here is really scary and there is rarely those moments of just viewing into a empty abyss that subnatica had that really helped give you thalassophobia. if there were some of these i think that i could of helped with many things including the lack of the reaper leviathan terrifying existence .
For me I actually quite liked the creatures and their designs, but the way they were implemented was where it faltered. It kinda felt like they were just copied and pasted around without much thought, which is a real bummer. Ooh, and the ai on the big bad leviathans is uhh, not the best (._.;)
@@loganberryyaps this is so true. There's 3 predators that are in like every biome. Crypto, brute, squidshark. You get to the crystal caves and there's only one new creature. In subnautica 1 the lava caves had 3 brand new creatures (dragon, lizard, parasite) plus everything else was re-colored to fit in.
I think they should’ve had more arctic variants of crater creatures
I don't think the sea slug looks silly at all. It would be a perfect fit!
My dream game would be a full planet in the style of subnautica. Mass open world, sparse multiplayer and some sort of hybrid manually created/procedurally generated world, preferably in full dive VR. Have wayyy more vehicles and base options, weapons, creatures, upgrades, and even a few special precursor sites that allow for ridiculous things.
Bit of a pipe dream I know, but hey it would be fun.
I recently had a similar concept, only involving several hand-crafted Subnautica-size plateaus with fast travel between them.
You both speak my mind
@@HalNordmann so basically an architect portal network?
My idea for an ice dragon is cool
Lets say, at the bottom of the crater the Chelly guards in the east arctic there was a windy tunnel, and after like a minute of going back and forth you find a GIANT room, Absolutely huge, like 800 meters down. (Before you say that it will interfere with the crystal and fabricator caves, it will wrap around them, going south around the caves.) There are 2 of these ice dragons and on the east side of the map, there is a huge hole going into the void. The dragons, every 3 years, leave the caverns through the void hole and into the east arctic to prey on chelicerates and glow whales. the reason why the void chelicerates have battle scars on them is because every time the ice dragons leave, they have to fight through the void chellys and the dragons beat the chellys up so bad they swim away. You can find a glow whale skeleton and a 100 meter chelly skeleton in the ice caverns and the big chelly implies something lived in the cavern before and the dragons killed it together, so they could inhabit the cavern. they are a mating pair and the gestation period is 64 years. their lifespan is 180 years. They came from and third piece of area about 10,000 years ago, (Crater, sector zero and this other habitable area, could be the subject to a 3rd game) when a creature similar to the gargantuan leviathan killed all the other members of their species. they are slowly rebuilding the population in the caverns (ice dragon incest doesn't exist) and they have 25000 health. They have attacks similar to the sea dragons from the lava zones in the first game. They are closely related. They are 160 meters. and one of them inhabits the area under the glacial basin (Yes the cave is big) and one inhabits the space under the Lilly pad islands. (you have to do a bit of traveling in the cave to find one)
The cave has bright bioluminescence every where and has aggressive creatures named Chilly Lizards who look like lava lizards but have small icicles on them and they are a bluish white color.(there needs to be some other creature than the big guys themselves.)
Maybe there is another storyline where this is the 3rd year of the cycle and you end up encountering them on the surface after the player notices an absence of glow whales. then they get a special message, because the ice dragons have telepathy to lure prey to them(why not) and you get told by your pda to go closer to the world edge, kind of like the Mesmer in Subnautica 1. You then see one come over the edge of the world when you are like 50 meters away and they see you and get curious and then disappear, because they already ate and are ready to go back to their place. This prompts the player to learn more about the creature and try to find it, and when you find the caverns and the dragons, one of them say that they dont like you and try to attack you. you leave and now you can go back at your free will to explore. There would be new materials and a new depth module for both the sea truck and prawn allowing them to go down to 1100 meters, because the max depth of the cave is 1090. deep in the cave you can find what looks like super old precursor tech and if you take AL AN down to it he will say something about a massacre that happened. The dragons got angry and destroyed the last of the hidden architects by collapsing the structure, but there is a hole big enough for robin. when she goes in AL AN sounds like he is in pain and talks about the architect souls warning him. deeper in the base you can find a power source that you need for a newly added base deep in the arctic spires and if you put the power source in the base it causes the place to rumble and architect spirits show up in a roundtable sort of fashion, at least 100. AL AN recognizes them as the highest rank of them who were stationed on the planet and were killed by the ice dragons. They scold AL AN for leaving, as he revealed that he worked there while the attack and was ordered to help but he just snuck away and was the only survivor. If he had stayed they might have all survived. Robin realized that his screams of pain were him trying to gain control of robin to make her leave, as he didn't want her to know and the reason he told her that the souls were warning him is because he was trying to make her scared so she would leave.
alright that's it.
If this became a mod, it might actually be a more ambitious project than Return of the Ancients.
I spent like 30 minutes writing this, jeez
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@@BeargoBrrrr lol thanks.
There's a giant cave in the sea treader area that could be used for the sea slug leviathan. I got lost there once and it's pretty big.
The ray leviathan would've been amazing. I can see it roaming the entire map so you rarely bump into it. I'd prefer if it was pretty chill and didn't try to eat me.
The kite wing should've been in that one area of below zero, the uh.. the on land segment that didn't have the ice worm? The area with those trees.
Put the ice dragon in the water below the glaciers where Maida's greenhouse is. I feel that's a good place for it to be.
Below zero has so much missed potential, which is a shame because there is a massive pool of concept art that could have added so much more to the experience. I like the idea of the crested reaper, it would have been cool to see the titan hole fish along side a miniature reaper, and it would have been a nice mid point between normal predators and leviathans
3:50 That Ray-like creature looks similar to the Glowwhale ( based on the grooves of its chin, and the general design of th emouth gives the impression that its probably a filter feeder; thus being passive instead of agro to the player
I really think the easiest option to fit the ice dragon in, just make it into the guardian of the void like ghost leviathans, i already don't like the Chelicerate much and having a subpar reskin of it in the void is fairly lazy. adding only one or two Ice Dragon leviathan's into the void but making them much larger would have worked much better then scrapping a creature you already had modeled.
Will they even work at the void?
They are supposed to freeze you, which will probably leave you drifted and falling slowly...so instead of getting you out of the void, they'll make you stay in it and probably you won't even be able to flee back to Sector Zero.
Also, you have the same thing (if not even "lazier") in the original Subnautica.
But, it is part of the lore that the ghost leviathans get bigger and bigger, and that after a while they just leave the Crater to the void because they become too big...
@@tomi832 Ice actually floats, so you’d float towards the surface.
The Rotnest seems like a more terrifying version of that disease from the Primal episode "Plauge of Madness" mixed with the G-Virus (Because Eyes).
Devs: we want more diversity so we don't want to remake any old creatures
Also the Devs: puts crashfish in below zero
I found your channel recently when I got back into subnautica and have been binge watching a lot of your vids lol. keep up the good work!
Personally I think the ray creature should be a passive creature like the reef back but there would only be a few of them in game. They would go to an biome so it would be very cool to see one. Also is there was a subnautica 3 I would want either a giant/huge/enormous map or a swampy variant to the game Swampnautica.
If there was a subnautica 3, a swampy game would not be likely, given the bz ending.
@@dascreeb5205 yah your right it’s just what I would like to see
@@ZZZano718 on the other hand, massive architect constructs.
@@dascreeb5205 good point
@@dascreeb5205 supposedly Subnautica 3 is just called Subnautica 2, meaning below zero was a spin off rather than a main title. That means it's possible to see more of Riley's story now
i'm definitely going to learn how to mod creatures into the game, i need to have the ice dragon leviathan, even if it means having to learn how to make it and do it myself
little update, nobody has ever modded a new creature into subnautica below zero, so i got no tutorials to go off of, and probably can't use original subnautica tutorials because subnautica and subnautica below zero don't use the same code, which is the same reason not every subnautica mod works in below zero
You could put the ice dragon in normal subnautica
@@virtuallykarma1066 i suppose that's true, probably the best idea, i'll see if i can do that i guess
Hi Speedy, I havent watched any of ur videos in a few months, you sound much different, also great content as always ;)
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The hermit-crab seems too big to act good, especially considering it'd be one of the few creatures that don't swim around. Maybe as a pre-set npc like the sea emperor. The ice dragon leviathan seems good as long as it gets a decent environment, but maybe without/with a toned down version of the ice breath.
I know no one would believe me, but I actually met the graphics designer for subnautica in mid to late 2021. He received my praise for helping to create such an amazing game.
I actually saw him while going to breakfast. ine brief exchange later about the reaper shirt he was wearing and bam. Most interesting day of my life so far
A lot of these concept arts are actually precursors to some of the things we have in the game! The sea slug eventually become the sea treader down the line, and the big one has been mostly confirmed to be potentially the earliest proof of concept we have for the sea emperor.
The ice dragon SHOULD have been added, but time constraints killed it and it's biome.
Modders Definitely WILL add it.
If folks can add the Imperator (The Gargantuan) they can add the ice dragon
As a whole I think they should've kept the gargantuan leviathan more closer to it's actual skeleton because it's model doesn't actually have any indication of other appendages any near it's crown
@@netherminer101 Its actually based based off a winning artwork of what it COULD have looked like when alive. This was made about 2 or 3 years before the mod was even thought of.
As for why it has those: Thats its method of locomotion in the water. Its so impossibly massive that it physically CANT uses its whole body to glide in the sea, so those mane-tentacles provide the motion needed for it to actually move.
Thats my best guess at least.
@@jameskarg3240 I pictured it more based on the description given by the pda though it only gives a bit I picture as a long eel like creature that has a mile long hard scaled body nothing like it's softshell design but instead more like a sea dragon even coming complete with shenron style dragon arms like I seriously pictured this thing as a massive underwater shenron without having to gather the dragon balls and also eats people
@@jameskarg3240 as for it's locomotion I would assume it would've slithered it's body around in the sea floor like a snake only using it's arms to grab at prey or climb surfaces under the water the way it would hunt would be similar to that of most snakes as it would take what it can fit in it's mouth
@@netherminer101 You do realize that we didn’t see the whole skeleton right? Plus they could have been made of cartilage or a cartilage like material.
The Ice Dragon Leviathan had a Turtle version that I kinda thought would work well as a turtle-esq Leviathan
Honestly I’m more curious about the original below zero story they had going on before they decided to redo it for some reason. I know this is stuff that could be modded in but it’s also hard not to wonder what they would’ve done right?
I’m pretty sure it was because the original writer left Unknown Worlds
@@iamahiphopfan3759 ah if that’s the case that’s genuinely sad I honestly was hooked on the story he had going and wanted to know how it ended
@@DarthHavoc1 from what i heard it would end with a big battle between marguerite and alterra
@@DMD-Wewae that would’ve been really cool but also begs the question how would’ve AL-AN factored in
Original Story:
-Scientist for Alterra alongside Sister
-Snowstorm destroys the base you were on & strands you
-Al-An happens
-Conflicting goals & sidequests between Sister, Alterra, Al-An, and survival
-Alterra has an Al-An discovery, you go rogue
-Discover Marg, prove yourself to her
-Reach depths & help Al-An build body
-Sister gets killed as Alterra tries to get to Al-An
-You accept to go to other worlds with Al-An
-Alterra sends gunship after you, but Marg sacrifices herself to attack it
-Escape to Ancients world
...plus I think a side story of a crazed scientist, the Frozen Leviathan having mind control, and abandoned the deep mines
the sea slug leviathan was actually concept art for the ghost leviathan
I honestly really feel like that even if there weren’t the deep arctic biome they could’ve replaced the shadow leviathan with the ice dragon. maybe the third game could be set on the other side on 4546b & there could be different creatures. Kinda how penguins live in the South Pole and polar bears live in the North Pole. It would be an awesome idea for a third game, but we’ll just have to wait for a third subnautica to come
I think the Shadow Leviathan was a much wiser choice.
If you had the Ice Dragon in there, everyone (and rightfully so) would have claimed that it's just a copy of Subnautica, but colder.
"Oh? You had a dragon in the lava zone, the final part of the game? Now you have....an ICE Dragon in the final part of the game!".
It also work great with the Crystal caves. Because it is so deep and the crystals emit low light levels, the area is pretty dark, which helps the Shadow Leviathan in lore, and in the game as a scary leviathan.
The first time I went inside, I just wanted to take an in-game look at it. I heard it so I hid inside a few crystals near me, and I tried to look for it. Couldn't see anything, but then I saw a shoal of half-glowing orange fish taking to the left....so I decided to exit and maybe look a bit deeper, and there he was like 5 metres to my left, immediately attacking me and trying to eat me.
Scared the hell out of me.
So yeah, I just think the Ice Dragon couldn't have delivered the same thing in the Crystal caves...and if you wanna suggest "ok, so just switch it with the deep arctic or something" - so now you made the final part even more of a rip-off of the lava zones.
@@tomi832 I agree with that, the shadow is really terrifying but it is really sad that the ice dragon isn’t in the game.
I mean, I don't understand the cutting of the Crested Reaper in execution. Wanting there to be more diverse Leviathans makes sense, but is that really what they did? No, they added two reaper clones, one having two variants, and a big jelly fish. Glow whale get's a pass, because you can at least ride it... but the ice worm is a whole different bag of issues.
The shadow leviathan is fine. The shrimp can fuck right off tho.
You know what would be awesome?..If they added every piece of concept art ever made for Subnautica and below zero to make one massive game, Even the unused concept art..That'd be dope.
This could be done by unknown worlds for subnautica 3, where they could add more unused creatures from the first or second game. Or it would've been a dope alternative to subnautica and below zero being seperate games and made it one massive masterpiece!
I do know this wouldn't be possible due to budget and time. But I like the idea of it being one massive game.
I do enjoy both subnautica 1 and below zero. The game fascinated me so much that I want to study earth's oceans. That's why I am wanting to become a marine biologist.
it is always fun stombeling over your videos!
What you called rather generically the Turtle Leviathan I called the Blisterback and the thing with one eye and four tentacles the Cycloptopus.
3:49 this aged like fine wine
OMG THE PYGMY CRABSQUID IS SOOO FREAKING CUUUUTE
since return of the ancients added a bottom for the void adding these will make it more lively instead of repetitive creatures
I was hyped for the ice dragon the most and didn't know that it was cut, so when I didn't find it I was just sad...
I remember when you sounded so much younger few years back it’s like coming back to a completely new person
Why does this look like Sid the sloth I don’t know but I LOVE IT
I hope one day they make a book of all the concept art I think it would be a great idea. Great video as always hope you're doing well.
I have an idea, I call it the cave dweller leviathan, it, of course, dwells in a cave, and has many tentacles along it’s body allowing it to grab onto cave walls pulling it towards you and it would also have arms and legs and tentacles on the splitting head with 4 segments the split like a flower when opened up many sharp teeth found with 4 layers per segment, it would be always in the cave but it would be part of a chase scene with you needing to grab an item from the cave, I don’t know what, but when you find the area with it, the cave would shake, and the cave dweller would break through the wall, roar, then chase you and when you finally make you way out of the large room with materials, you reach a corridor it couldn’t fit through you escape seeing it reaching and grabbing at you. The cave dweller’s arms would be clawed and wouldn’t look arm like more tentacle like but with an elbow joint and claws have with spikes and skinny and it would have 4, all of them being on the front. The cave dweller would also have 18 legs with similar looks as the arms but spread out along its snake like body being around juvenile ghost leviathan size
"The devs wanted more diverse species rather than the same creatures from subnautica with artic variants"
*Subnautica below zero with like 11 reused creature assets*
Fun fact ‘rotnest’ Is a place in Western Australia, it was an island for defending the capital city perth
1:32 that one is already in
Subnautica below 0
But without that explosive spore pod
Yeah, Ice Dragon would've been absolutely amazing. It's a shame they scrapped the idea, especially since they added other fan made things like Shadow leviathan. But at least we're gonna get Gargantuan leviathan mod
I think that the sea slug leviathan could be something that acts sort of like a mesmer, it could mimic the environment around itself or mimic resources (with a slight twist to differentiate it to players who know of its tricks) to draw the player in and then attack them rapidly sort of like how a starfish ejects its stomach to catch prey
If I could get my hands on a modding team I would add these to both games
6:11 scuttlecrab leviathan, if you get this I feel bad for you
There is one thing I'm so surprised he didn't have. One word, KRAKEN
8:00 those look like how the Karaa blisters were like in natural selection 2. The Karaa from there is the same thing as from subnautica just more evolved and dangerous and was orange in color like it was in subnautica before they made it green
The First one: Literally the Flood.
Awesome.
For grabsquid imagine you have your stasis rifle about to hit a leviathan then the sign NO BATTERY pops up
"it stands upright on legs, doesn't fit into subnautica"
the sea treader leviathan: "WHAT AM I TO YOU?!?!?"
3:11 "reminds me of an earth dolphin, but a lot more dangerous"
Oh you sweet innocent child...
I could imagine the crystal version of the Rotnest living in the lava zones and would drop kyanite
The thing with four legs is an under water creeper.
Someones probably commented this by now, but the grabsquid is actually one of the earliest versions of the sea monkeys. Alex Ries said so himself lol
I feel the need to mention that the conclusion made at around 6:00 is incorrect. It's been confirmed by the art designer that the Grab Squid was marked as Sea Monkey because that's what it would eventually become. When questioned in an interview the designer mentioned that the Sea Monkey went through more redesign iterations than practically any other creature that made it into the game. The Grab Squid as it was dubbed, was just one of its earliest iterations.
I love seeing the developers realize what creatures should look like just by looking at the images of concept art like how the sea slug leviathans head looks very similar to a ghost leviathans head. It's really cool to see the cogs turning in the developers heads
the sea slug leviathan concept looked a lot like the sea monkeys in below zero. Maybe in a way they kind of did add it to the game.
I really hoped for ice dragon to make it to the game, but they decided to do the worst possible things:
They cut out the deep arctic making the map tiny, they removed the best leviathan, they didn't make a huge cave but went for tight and bright cave with a glowing leviathan that has set patrol path.
Yup :/
Imagine the rotnest was a bioweapon meant to eat the karaa but it went wrong and it evolved
Or the karaa corrupted it like it does things in Natural Selection.
I can imagine a grab squid making its way into your cyclops or habitat and stealing stuff from either. I can also see it stealing or taking a battery or power cell and recharging it or slotting itself into a vehicle and powering it or draining power extremely quickly. It would probably be funny to see your power supply suddenly jumping way up or way down while you're out there exploring. Possibly even a way to tame them by offering them batteries and stuff then you might place them into a containment enclosure and then you would have a way to produce power by feeding them and a bonus would be some friends.
8:35 this creature to me does fit into subnautica because I could see the potential of this creature being one of the 27 different species used to create al-an's body, the legs certainly fit the part.
That leviathan abily is when it sees you it grabs your from hes tentacles and stare at you and he knows its not dead but for awhile it will realease you because your not a sea creature and death for some reason if your damage he will bite you until your hurt and then he will swallow you whole and you can you are alive but it seems like you can see the outside in hes shell when it sleeps you have a change to escape but there is a problem you hav3 to be sneaky because he will wake up
I just realized what the growths on the turtle creature is eggs cause when I zoomed in on a screenshot I took it appeared to have a embryo of sorts in them meaning the creature would probably act like a Surinam Toad
Good ideas, thanks for informative video!
2:28 that probably an early conxept of the ghostleviathan
Idk about you guys but the sea slug leviathan looks like it’s about to tell us about the first spinjitsu master.
This should be 11 concepts that I want to be modded in subnautica
I love your videos you take so much time to make them very proud of you 👏🏻 keep doing what your doing and never give up
Truthfully, Return of the Ancients really proved to all of us that *anything* is possible. If we can have that MASSIVE SUPER-PREDATOR functional in game, then modders can add anything with enough effort.
I feel that there is too much vulnerability, we need a special, damage-dealing weapon like the stasis rifle. You would balance this by making it hard to create the weapon and ammo for said weapon. I was thinking of a single-shot like sniper-escqe rifle. It would cost a couple high-grade (lithium?) Ingots, battery, magnetite (it's basically an under-water magnetic cannon.) And some other high-end materials. The ammo would cost something like a titanium ingot, sulfur, and lead. It's something you can mess-around with when you get enough resources to sustain it.
Alien rifle?
Too bad weapons were removed from fabricators following the massacre on Obraxis Prime.
Since weapons were removed following bla bla bla something like that could be found somewhere and made by Maida.
It would work in both games that way and I think it would fit her well.
Maybe also something like explosive torpedo made using crystallised sulfur or something.
Speedy your voice has deepened so much since i have last watched you. never unsub though : )
Imagine you enter a cave and filled with tons of giant ice spikes and underwater and you feel like a menacing roar in the distance and then you like look rowdy see this thing like start chasing you that would be so cool
Holy shit speedy, I haven't seen anything from your channel from a few months and I can't believe the voice change.
BRO THE THUMBNAIL SHOWS A SUB THAT LOOK BEATIFUL
The Pinnicarid is an actual creature in Below Zero, but its not the Pinnicarid Leviathan
Fun fact: the turtle leviathan is a mod in the works right now.
I also looked through every concept I could find for subnautica (the PRAWN concepts are very weird ngl) but not below zero
6:16 This is a leviathan we have a skeleton in subnautica one at least a smaller one, but this concept art shows how it may look, cool
"i think of it as like a massive hermit crab type creature with a shell that grows with it-"
Me: WHAT?!
6:37 Protection...yeah doubt that thing needs much protection lol
I love the idea of the ice dragon kind of like a cousin to the sea dragon leviathan
U watched Disneys Atlantis ?
There is this Leviathan 5x bigger than a submarine. And it can hold it in his claw.
That would be sick
Just add a ender dragon and the game will be terrifying.
No just a version of the enderman adapted for water
Now that would be a sight to see...
@@gun_violence_gaming there is actully
@@gun_violence_gaming* Laughs in Warper *
@@senatorstevenarmstrong9821 just mod Warpers to look like Endermen
I need the sea slug and grabsquid as a mod! Someone needs to get on that
Hey Speedy. How have you been? There is already a concept mod planned. [REDACTED] will be working on it. However I have not been informed as to what specifically will be implemented.
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I think the turtle would've been an omnivore who only eats plants unless attacked, in which it will try to eat anything that attacks it
Boy do I have some ideas for you. First, shockweed. Shochweed is a plant that lives in extremely deep cave systems near hydrothermal vents. The plant in a total of 3 meters tall on average and has a stem about 0.3 meters wide, and a bulb on top that is 0.8 meters in diameter. It has triangular leaves, that are entirely black and face the nearest vent. They collect thermal energy instead of light, and use "electro-thermosynthesis" to create electricity from the heat. This electricity then powers the plants energy needs, but not nutritional needs. It absorbs the nutrients from the soil as toxic chemicals, using chemo synthesis to create usable materials. The bulb on top of it is home to about 10 Bolt Beetles at once, which protect the plant at all costs since they can't live without it. The plant also provides them electricity that the beetles store for protection and hunting. This is done via "nodes" on the base of the plant. The beetles have an exoskeleton made of titanium and plasteel for the most part, but also trace amounts of ruby. This strength compared the size of the beetles and the water preasure means they live very comfortably, and since the inside is pressurized, they don't have trouble living in shallower waters like other creatures. The Bolt Beetles also make the plants spread by taking the seeds with them when hunting and planting them wherever a good spot is found. Bolt Beetles hunt a ray species, probably. The seeds of the shockweed plants have a similar appearance to creepvine seeds(I couldn't think of a better design), and can be used to make batteries as an alternative to whatever you would normally use. If you get too close to the Shockweed, the Bolt Beetles will attack, but don't do much damage individualy, and have to band up to defend the plant. I expect that there would be a ray species or maybe a deep sea fish that is perfectly adapted to eat either the Bolt Beetles or the shockweed by having special cells that can redirect the current to its fins, keeping itself safe.
The cavern leviathan. It's a massive creature that basically an open tunnel. It has a 30 meter wide digestive track, and a giant open mouth that many creatures call home. A type of coral and already grow there, the already feeding off of bioluminescent bulbs that allow them to photosynthesis, then uses chemosynthesis, and after that they are fed on by filter feeders, then they by larger creatures and so on. You can safely enter and exit, and even build a base without harming the leviathan. It's also extremely long. Technically, I imagineit to be an entire biome. I think it would also be cool it the scanner mistakes it for an actual cave at first, but finds abnormalities and prompts further research, which leads you deeper in. As for the practically, I don't know what the leviathan should do. I am thinking it would be a little dangerous, as there are stomachs all around the inside that open up and turn inside out the catch nearby fish, and do so very fast. The inside out stomach thing was inspired by starfish as they do that same thing.
Wow i have been gone for a while, your voice has become deeper. 👍🏻
I don't play subnautica anymore, but I'd just like to point out that the leviathan that you likened to a hermit crab has no shell. That would be its body and it closely resembles that of a marine Isopod. Also, seeing as it also has a similar head to an existing leviathan + octopus tentacles, it just feels like they threw a load of concepts at a board and slapped together what they thought would stick and didn't get a chance to flesh out the design. Essentially I'm saying it looks ridiculous because I don't think they could decide on a theme to give it lol
Man I wish the turtle and slug leviathans were in the game they’re so cool
I really like the cyan blue eyes for the ice dragon
Maybe the unnamed leviathan could be a different or Early version of the glow whalr
Super cool stuff!
My personal Fav was the Ice dragon
I knew It looked so familiar, and you finally connected the dots
I always forget it’s name so I looked back at the video to spell it: Pinnicarid
Yes, if anyone would be active they’d always shout at me for making LOOONNNNGGGG Typed feedback, but i really enjoy
Aaaanyyyway the only ones I didn’t like were the giant turtles and slug thingy
Giant turtle: reefback mixed with protection? I like the idea, but not the art.
Slug: Practically a meme. I found that it’s head shape was as a ghost leviathan
(Giant turtle was actually shown near the surface, for art purposes drawn that way fro lighting?)
SORRY AGAIN FOR TYPING SO LONG
i had a nightmare about a subnautica mod that could add shops in-game
I think the the pinkish creature would have been like the glow whale.
Honestly, Im dissapointed in how little new creature mods are being made. I understand that designing and programming a new creature is difficult, but the game has been out for 9 years now, and the best new creatures mod is de-extinction. I really hope more creature mods will come out in the future
Not sure what you're on about, every single one of these would fit in subnautica.
Awesome vid dude