This wouldn't be an issue if the characters weren't all unlikable, childish, one-dimensional caricatures. Characters - one of the biggest changes from the original is greater focus on characters and dialogue. As a result, there's no real order in which you gather blueprints and experience events, and it makes the whole experience very disjointed.Ģ. The depth mechanic that facilitated progression in the first game is pretty much non-existent in Below Zero you can comfortably navigate about 80% of the (meaningful) map with a basic Seatruck, Seaglide, and Oxygen plants. This phenomenon continued throughout the game, and I often felt simultaneously over and under geared.
I don't think I even had a Seaglide yet, let alone a builder tool. Maybe twenty minutes into my run, I had found Outpost Zero and scanned several blueprints that would be considered mid-late game in the original Subnautica. Progression - Progression in Below Zero is completely uneven. After finishing (not completing, but decidedly not returning to) my second play through, I can safely say that I get it now.ġ. I had remembered fans of the first game having disliked Below Zero and didn't really understand all the hate the first time I played the game through. Having played through the first game multiple times, I decided to return to Below Zero again.
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