[WORKAROUND] Prawn enter the Cyclops glitch
Ketobi
Join Date: 2017-04-11 Member: 229557Members
Dear Subnautica Team and Community
I played Subnautica for 36 Hours now and enjoyed every second of it.
Yesterday i built my first prawn suit and tried to enter my cyclops with it.
I place my prawn on the seabed next to my base, manouver the cyclops over
it and try to "jump" into the docking bay. That works fine so far but when my
character leaves the prawn inside the cyclops the cyclops is flung around like
crazy. It capsizes, flies up in the air and moves around. I thought it may have
something to do wit depth so i tried again at a deeper part of the ocean but
with the same result.
Are there any known workarounds? How do you guys enter the cyclops with
the prawn suit? Am i doing it wrong?
Any suggestions how i can go on with
my game now would be very appreciated!
I played Subnautica for 36 Hours now and enjoyed every second of it.
Yesterday i built my first prawn suit and tried to enter my cyclops with it.
I place my prawn on the seabed next to my base, manouver the cyclops over
it and try to "jump" into the docking bay. That works fine so far but when my
character leaves the prawn inside the cyclops the cyclops is flung around like
crazy. It capsizes, flies up in the air and moves around. I thought it may have
something to do wit depth so i tried again at a deeper part of the ocean but
with the same result.
Are there any known workarounds? How do you guys enter the cyclops with
the prawn suit? Am i doing it wrong?
Any suggestions how i can go on with
my game now would be very appreciated!
Comments
This happened to me when I have the torpedo arms on my prawn. Do you have them?
Thank you, you fixed the game for me since the bug is now not game breaking anymore.
This appears to be a case for exorcism
That looks like correct. You "think". Yes, it's better this way.
Exiting the cyclops in your PRAWN only to find yourself walking at a wonky angle.
Eeven worse? Forgetting to take your torpedo arm off your prawn, docking it, and then getting your cyclops broken as it rams itself into the seabed at 200 m/s. That'll really ruin your day.