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Introducing Subnautica: A Console Command Guide for Beginners

Are you new to the world of Subnautica and struggling to get started? Do you want to experience the full game without being overwhelmed by endless hours of gameplay? Look no further! In this article, I'll be sharing a little idea that has helped me introduce friends to the game with ease.

Spawn Item Welder with Console Commands

One of the most exciting aspects of Subnautica is building and exploring. To make things more manageable, I've discovered a clever way to spawn items using console commands. Specifically, you can use the command 'farplane 500' to reduce the sight distance, hiding far-off objects like Lifepod 5. This trick has proven to be especially useful when creating a base from scratch.

Setting Up Your Base

To get started, I recommend setting up your base in a Safe Shallows biome with a single x-corridor design featuring two solar panels and a beacon called 'Seabase Alpha.' Blueprints are unlocked, so you won't need to scan items. To make things easier, you can use console commands to speed along the building process.

Objectives and Side Missions

In this article, I'll be sharing my experience with creating objectives and side missions that showcase the gameplay in a manageable way. Instead of throwing players into the deep end, these objectives provide a series of fun challenges that can be completed within a shorter timeframe. This approach has proven to be a great way to introduce new players to Subnautica without overwhelming them.

I hope you've enjoyed reading this little idea about introducing someone new to Subnautica. By using console commands and setting up objectives, you can create a more manageable experience that's fun for both newcomers and experienced players alike. If you have any questions or would like to learn more, feel free to ask!

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