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Ever wanted to run a maze in Subnautica? Well, here's this! The Delta Maze is a medium-length maze with a big old prize at the end! What prize? Wait and see! 2 different modes give it that much more playtime than- What do you mean nobody's done this before?
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Hi, I'm TheTallPancake, or just Pancake, and this is The Delta Maze! Amazing, isn't it, that nobody has done this yet?
The Delta Maze is a medium-length maze designed to make you get lost, with copies, fake-outs, long loops and much, much more, you're sure to get lost eventually. If you wander too far away from the maze, one console command with get you back guaranteed: 'biome dunes'. I built the maze so that the start of it perfectly encapsulates the teleport point for Mode 2, but I'm getting ahead of myself. There are 2 ways to run the maze, and here they are: Mode 1, or Normal Mode, is only for land-faring runners, tragically, sorry, any sea-faring fans! All you have to do is use the hatch once after teleporting in via the command and you'll un-glitch yourself and walk along the ground normally, ready to really run. Mode 2, otherwise known as Ultra Chad Mode, is a bit more difficult; Just do the command and you'll be on the clock, perpetually timed by oxygen, until you finish the maze. I timed it out, and it is possible both with and without the optional Ultra Chad-only item you get along the way. Have fun with navigational frustration!
-Pancake
-INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS-
Steam
1: Unzip the zip into C:\Program Files x86\Steam\steamapps\common\Subnautica\SNAppData\SavedGames
2: If you already have a file named slot0002, rename the file to slot0003, or the lowest number you don't have.
3: Run Subnautica. You should have a new Freedom save.
4: Get lost.
Epic Games
1: Unzip the zip into C:\Users\WhateverYoursIs\Appdata\LocalLow\Unknown Worlds\Subnautica\Subnautica\SavedGames
2: If you already have a file named slot0002, rename the file to slot0003, or the lowest number you don't have.
3: Run Subnautica. You should have a new Freedom save.
4: Get lost.
The Delta Maze is a medium-length maze designed to make you get lost, with copies, fake-outs, long loops and much, much more, you're sure to get lost eventually. If you wander too far away from the maze, one console command with get you back guaranteed: 'biome dunes'. I built the maze so that the start of it perfectly encapsulates the teleport point for Mode 2, but I'm getting ahead of myself. There are 2 ways to run the maze, and here they are: Mode 1, or Normal Mode, is only for land-faring runners, tragically, sorry, any sea-faring fans! All you have to do is use the hatch once after teleporting in via the command and you'll un-glitch yourself and walk along the ground normally, ready to really run. Mode 2, otherwise known as Ultra Chad Mode, is a bit more difficult; Just do the command and you'll be on the clock, perpetually timed by oxygen, until you finish the maze. I timed it out, and it is possible both with and without the optional Ultra Chad-only item you get along the way. Have fun with navigational frustration!
-Pancake
-INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS-
Steam
1: Unzip the zip into C:\Program Files x86\Steam\steamapps\common\Subnautica\SNAppData\SavedGames
2: If you already have a file named slot0002, rename the file to slot0003, or the lowest number you don't have.
3: Run Subnautica. You should have a new Freedom save.
4: Get lost.
Epic Games
1: Unzip the zip into C:\Users\WhateverYoursIs\Appdata\LocalLow\Unknown Worlds\Subnautica\Subnautica\SavedGames
2: If you already have a file named slot0002, rename the file to slot0003, or the lowest number you don't have.
3: Run Subnautica. You should have a new Freedom save.
4: Get lost.