Phi Robotics centre is found by heading in a westerly direction from the twisty spires and staying near the surface, until you find the dock allowing you to get up onto the surface. Head inside and you’ll have found Delta labs. You’ll likely pass the purple vents and reach the lilly pad islands, you’re looking for the largest floating island a few entrances on its sides at its midsection on the outside. Failing that, from delta islands east shore start heading in a east-southeast direction. By this point Marguerit will have made her appearance, and so you can work your way over to her ‘last known location’ beacon. Make sure you have a sturdy vehicle before making this journey as there will be several dangerous creatures along the way. Eventually you’ll come to a cave that you enter, and will allow you to surface on the other side and explore outpost zero. Outpost Zeroįrom the starting base, stay underwater and follow the ice wall along to the east.
LITHIUM SUBNAUTICA BELOW ZERO FULL
Inside is loads of goodies but make sure you have a full tank and a seaglide as the seatruck can’t fit inside the door (easily, not worth the risk of getting it stuck) to make quick trips down into the mines until you get the prawn suit later on.
The Koppa mining site is located to the southwest of Delta island, at a depth of around 140m in an open pit. Keep going through here until reach a sudden drop off that then leads into the thermal vents, which are surrounding that island. Delta Islandĭelta Island is right in the middle of the map, leave the safe starting area and head towards the twisty spires. There are several outposts for you to discover on this map, but reaching them can be a little tricky to the uninitiated.
Here is the map you’ll eventually be able to find and scan in-game at the Delta outpost, giving you a much easier reference without having to refer to the internet every ten minutes.
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