into the Lost River, the terrain is definitely spawning in well within viewing distance- at the far end. driving back to the Giant Cove Tree, the GCT didn't appear until I was over the closest geothermal vent to the back of the cave.
I travel from the giant cove tree to the back of that cave, the giant crab claw kelp spawned when I was about 15 metres from it. My game loads in the seamoth, near the Giant Cove Tree. I don't think this is worse after the update. Ok, I have some notes I wrote during an explore.
#Subnautica xbox one Patch#
Thank you again for sharing your feedback, if you try playing again before the next patch please let me know if the rest of the world is loading in late all of the time or if there are particular circumstances where it happens. For reference I play on the Xbox One X and I have the game on the internal drive. I spent about 5 to 10 minutes driving the sea moth around watching the terrain to see if I could notice any pop in issues with terrain and other than a few slightly choppy bits with framerate I didn't notice anything bad.Īll in all great job with this team, I'm glad y'all haven't forgotten about us console players. No immersion, I browsed Facebook.Īnyways after that it seems pretty great. Once it displayed a percentage it seemed to load up at a decently acceptable speed.
#Subnautica xbox one update#
The game sat at the initial loading screen for what seemed to be about 5 minutes BEFORE it actually started to display any sort of percentages, I believe that this was already a thing before this update but today it seemed pretty long. I booted the game up to check out this update particularly because I was having major issues with the terrain not loading and swimming through blackness from areas like the blood kelp Forrest all the way back to safe shallows ?.Īnyways my first impression was not great at all. status messages get spammed to the loading screen and overlay each other (base hull strength, etc) At least some of the time, the terrain seems to be loaded well ahead of me, just not scenery/objects. It seemed as if there was no terrain, but it could have just been dark due to no light sources. I am not sure at the moment if the terrain is appearing faster than I am moving. Objects/ scenery (bones, geothermal vents, the brine river itself) are either not appearing or taking a long long time (not until I'm well past them, I have learnt that there are many caves hidden by the brine river). I simply tried piloting the seamoth back through the Lost River, but half of my screen was black for quite a lot of the time. Immediately after loading, I was at the Giant Cove Tree, and tried to get back to shallower waters. I could outrun it only sometimes (usually after playing for a while). I considered the map loading to be mostly fine previous to this update. I can not drive anywhere in my seamoth because the scenery and objects do not appear for a long long long long time.
I will have to wait for the next update to play it again. Edwin even called it "daunting and enigmatic in a way few survival sims are" in his Recommended review.Īll of which should keep Xbox One players sufficiently busy until Microsoft's next bunch of Game Pass additions come around.I just installed the update and I now consider the game unplayable. It is, if you're unfamiliar, a magnificent thing, deftly combining the survival genre's usual open-ended scavenging ticks with a superbly paced single-player adventure across a gorgeous, and frequently terrifying, alien ocean planet. Rounding out the latest Game Pass offerings is developer Unknown Worlds' wonderful underwater survival adventure Subnautica, which joins the service on 7th November. "I don't hate The Outer Worlds," he wrote, "Rather, what I hate about it is that it's sufficiently unhateful that you can spend 30 hours playing it without noticing." But perhaps you'll like it more!Ĭontinuing forward, 29th October brings Oxenfree developer Night School Studios' intriguing pub-crawl-through-hell narrative adventure Afterparty to Xbox Game Pass, while Halloween ushers in the distinctly unspooky Lego Star Wars 3. Then, on 24th October, comes wonderfully clever 60-second puzzle adventure Minit, followed a day later by Obsidian's soaring, satirical space RPG The Outer Worlds, which didn't particularly grab Eurogamer contributor Edwin Evans-Thirwell in his recent review.
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