The Lily Pad biome is one of the first biomes in the game that goes far deeper than the player can when they first experience it, and for good reason.
Although the weather in this version of the game can turn the visibility to near zero, if you get lucky and find a clear night, the view is extraordinary. Scenery: There is nothing quite like an observatory settled above the water. Proximity: Because the ice patches are above the Shallows, it offers the same resources and closeness to objectives. There is almost nowhere else on the map which allows you to build a base above the water and not have it look like a floating abomination. Uniqueness: The best thing about building a base on these floating ice patches is one of a kind bases. They are home to the pengwings, an adorable but carnivorous penguin.Īn Artists Version of the Ice Patches The Floating Ice Patches' Advantages
The floating ice patches exist in the Northernmost edge of the map, right above the Shallows. While this is certainly the most annoying and inconvenient place to set up a base, it is truly one of the most rewarding. Late Game Resources: Minerals such as lithium, crystalline sulfate, uraninite, and magnetite that are important in the late game can be easily acquired in or near the Purple Vents. The majority of story locations after the Glacial Basin area are located in the Lily Pad biome, right next to the Purple Vents. Proximity: The Purple Vents are a great mid to late game location.
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A thermal power generator is easy to make, connects to a base automatically from the outside, and can be combined with other thermal vents to make a base that will, literally, never run out of power. Each and every vent within the Purple Vents biome is a source of essentially unlimited power. Although there are plenty of perks to living in this area, you’ll have to deal with the screams of creatures and, most terrifyingly, the jaws of the leviathan who lives there. The aptly named Purple Vents are one of the most rewarding, yet most dangerous areas to build a base in. You may want to put large rooms on the coral itself, then bridge across each one to another with glass tubes, allowing you a great view of the depths below. The Shallows, The Purple Vents, and multiple Kelp Forests all border the Twisty Bridges.Ĭreativity: While it is incredibly possible to build creative structures on flat land such as in The Shallows, the Twisty Bridges offer a unique opportunity to build your base on almost no land at all. Proximity: Depending on where in the Twisty Bridges you decide to set up shop, there are going to be at least two or three different biomes within 300 meters of you. On top of that, there is also a multitude of technology fragments to scan, including the ever-important sea-truck. Resources: Much like the Shallows (which the Twisty Brides neighbor), there are plenty of fish and minerals to be had. The Twisty Bridges' AdvantagesĪn artistic rendition of The Twisty Bridges Although the area has almost no flat land, there are certainly still impressive bases that can be built there.
The Twisty Bridges biome is named so because of the giant, coral-like tubes that “twist” their way into the depths. The Twisty Bridges biome may be a surprising entry into this list, but the possibilities there are endless.
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