TheNuclearSoldier
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The issue is the PRAWN is more like a bipedal construction vehicle (thanks to its modular tool arms) primarily a mining vehicle, not an ATV. And its stated to be specifically designed for deep sea use. Its name means "Pressure Re-Active Waterproof N…
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A somewhat easy fix would to be to add another room in the Aurora for ground vehicles (with models of the ground vehicles). Let the player scan the vehicles, but dont add a blue print, just some data on the vehicle. Could even have the PDA give the …
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Not to mention that when the Aurora got close, it got shot down. -
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Well the planet wasn't a fully known quantity (as apparently any ship that got close gets blasted by that damned artillery cannon). So they would have to bring a variety of vehicles due to not being sure if there was enough land or… -
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Yeah. It doesn't really need to be a gameplay element. Just more evidence of background lore, abit of world building. -
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That, or I guess size maybe. PRAWN suits are rather bulky, looking at them. -
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That bugged me as well. Im like "Why cant I scan this?!" *continues to see if I can get a different angle for the scanner*
Raises the question: whats the point of forklifts if you have PRAWN suits? They look like they c… -
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I was just going on the modern use of the term. As in pretty much any vehicle with off road ground capability. Tho having such a useless blueprint in the game would still be hilarious. -
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I like the propulsion/repulsion idea as well. -
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I don't see how this compliments the Seamoth. We have 2 subs already: the Seamoth (when speed, small size, and maneuverability is needed) and the Cyclops (when heavy armor, deeper depths, and rapid resupply are needed)
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I miss old troll elements to pirated games. But I understand they can be quite difficult to program.
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The PDA already uses "freezing" in its description: Navigating perilous spaces by freezing potential threats
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