The Jellyshroom Cave is a large cavern characterized by a dense population of huge, translucent, purple Jellyshrooms, along with structures such as stalactites and stalagmites. The Seamoth Perimeter Defense System upgrade is also advisable, but not needed, due to the Crabsnakes’ tendency to ambush the player from the Jellyshrooms themselves.Įxploring the caves with the Prawn Suit is possible but challenging without the Grappling Arm and/or Jump Jet Upgrade to get back out of the caves.
The area is explorable via the Seamoth, but it is dangerous to do so without a Seamoth Depth Module MK1 or higher due to the biome's depth. This means, if you have everything needed on board, you can upgrade and reinstall the Cyclops Depth module without having to return to shallower water.The Jellyshroom Cave is a cave system found below the Grassy Plateaus, Kelp Forest, and Safe Shallows.įour entrances can be found at coordinates: (130 -95 -390), (-360 -110 -225), (-495 -90 15), and (-725 -105 0). Instead, you lose the resilience and buffer previously mentioned. This means initial small attacks won't harm the hull and you can crash into peepers and terrain all day without it scratching the paint.Įxceeding Crush Depth on the Cyclops works differently than it does on other vehicles, you won't start immediately taking damage. The Cyclops doesn't take damage from most small things, and when it does take damage it has a sort of "Buffer" that the damage has to get through. This can give you the chance you need to plug some holes. If you shut down the engine, creatures will stop attacking. This includes battery and power cell chargers built on board. Anything using power on board will draw it from the power cells. Power consumption will be your main limitation. The default lockers can't be renamed, but you can build things in it, like more lockers that can be renamed.
One of the two.Ī couple spoiler-free quick Cyclops tips to get you going:
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