How does solar panels make it smaller to get through narrow crevices? You can build solar panels on the top so it recharges when exposed to the sun.ģ. And if there is one that I haven't listed, please let me know? I'll even point out why I think it's worthless.ġ. I've noticed the cyclops has little to no purpose right now. But again, I ask you: What's the point if it will use up all of your copper by gobbling through powercells? I mean heck, I can just as easily build a base on the edge of where I'm gathering raw resources, and it won't cost me half of what the Cyclops would. Yes, I know it can act as a mobile base for storage purposes. Yes, I understand you can put a Fabricator in the Cyclops.
I've never had to replace my Seamoth powercell, and I've had the same one since I first bought the game. The Seamoth is perfectly economic because of two reasons: The moonpool, and the solar-energy module which makes it have unlimited energy if its in the daylight. why bother having all of the depth-strength modules in it if most of the 400+ Meter depth areas are almost exclusively in narrow crevices and Seamoth-sized holes?ģ) Unrenewable Energy. Okay, this one is only a minor gripe, but. Power Cells are expensive to make, and this thing can run through about a quarter of its energy with just a mild jaunt through the zone, even with the efficiency module.Ģ) Its Size. This thing goes through power-cells like Vegas goes through marriage certificates. And if there is one that I haven't listed, please let me know? I'll even point out why I think it's worthless.ġ) Energy Cost.
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