There’s a pretty good chance you found the blueprints for this while you were looking for fragments for the Mobile Vehicle Bay, but if not you can find them in and around the wrecks in the Grassy Plateaus. Once you’ve built the Mobile Vehicle Bay, you need to make a Seamoth. Once you collect the three Mobile Vehicle Bay blueprint fragments you can build it using one Titanium Ingot (10 pieces of titanium), one Lubricant (made from a Creepvine Seed Cluster), and one Power Cell (two batteries and a piece of Silicone Rubber ). You can usually find these in and around wrecks in the Safe Shallows biome you start in, in the Kelp Forest biome bordering the Safe Shallows and the edges of the Grassy Plateaus biome you’ll find bordering the Kelp Forests. Your first objective upon starting the game should be to collect the blueprints for the Mobile Vehicle Bay.
You’re going to need to progress quite a bit in the game before you get the technology and capabilities you need to make resource gathering easy and quick. Unfortunately, you can’t just start farming resources as soon as Subnautica starts. Below we list the steps that let you farm resources quickly and efficiently in Subnautica and what you need to do to accomplish them. Getting ahold of a vast amount of Titanium, Copper, Gold, Silver, Lead, Diamonds, Lithium, Magnetite, Gel Pods, and all the other common building blocks of your technology fast lets you feel much more comfortable in your underwater abode. As you get further in things are made more complicated by advanced material crafting which consumes a massive amount of both rare and basic resources. Progressing into deeper biomes and getting the means to keep yourself safe take massive amounts of the various minerals, metals, and organic materials available in the game.
In Subnautica you’ll constantly be questing for resources.
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