How to unlock Bioreactor blueprint in Subnautica 2

Making a large base in Subnautica 2 means having consistent power sources that supply oxygen to its interior and keep your machines operational. While solar panels are great early on, investing in a bioreactor is a powerful step-up if you have the supplies to keep it running.

All Bioreactor blueprint locations in Subnautica 2

Building a bioreactor in Subnautica 2 requires scanning three broken machines using your Scanner tool to acquire their blueprint fragments. Here is a list of every known bioreactor blueprint fragment location:

1. Inside Chap’s Blackbox cave 220 meters south of the Lifepod.
2. Inside a metal crate 390 meters east of the Lifepod.
3. Inside the Old Habitat POI 380 meters north of the Lifepod.

The first bioreactor machine you can scan for its blueprint fragment is located at Chap’s Blackbox cave 220 meters south of the Lifepod. As you approach this location, you’ll find naturally generated stone pillars with a cave underneath that, upon entering, reveals a secret living compartment full of items to scan. Among these items are a bioreactor, a repair tool, furniture, and more. You can also interact with the biobed inside of this room for extra inventory slots.

The second bioreactor machine is 390 meters east of the Lifepod, just north of the volcanic ocean biome. You’ll find an area full of metal ruins, with the bioreactor hiding inside a large metal crate next to a coral dome.

The final bioreactor machine is inside the Old Habitat POI 380 meters north of the Lifepod. You can access it by going through the northwest passageway or going underneath the base and ascending through a hole in its floor. You’ll find the bioreactor inside the Old Habitat’s western wing.

How to build a Bioreactor in Subnautica 2

Once you scan all three machines, you’ll unlock the bioreactor’s blueprint, letting you build it inside your base using a Habitat Builder tool. You’ll need the following materials to create the bioreactor:

• Titanium Ingot (2)
• Copper Ingot (2)

Both resources require using a processor to transform copper and titanium into their respective ingots. You can find broken processors to scan inside the Old Habitat POI before building the machine inside your base using titanium, mild acid, and copper wire.

Once you have a processor in your base, you’ll need three titanium for one ingot, and three copper for its respective ingot. Each one also takes 30 seconds to process, so you’ll need to wait around two minutes to retrieve your finished items. You can then use your Habitat Builder tool to find the bioreactor under Interior Facilities and Power.

How to get Bioreactor fuel in Subnautica 2

Powering Subnautica 2’s bioreactor requires inputting any organic material into its main console, allowing it to process the item and transform it into power. You can choose the following power options:

• Off: The machine won’t run, so no fuel will burn.
• Normal: It’ll generate 10 power points and slowly burn whatever fuel sources you have inside its container.
• Overdrive: It’ll generate 20 power points and burn its fuel sources at double the rate.

The best fuel source to use early on is biofuel blocks, which you can create inside your processor using five Fibrous Pulp, three Pent, or two crab feces, depending on what materials you have on hand. Fibrous Pulp and Pent, in particular, are abundant resources once you’ve explored the map more. Biofuel blocks burn much more slowly than regular organic matter, making it much easier to toss a few blocks in and not touch the machine for some time.

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We can get a bunch of different cars in Forza Horizon 6 by filling up the Collection Journal, and it also includes a few exclusives. The cars you get as rewards are added for free to your garage.

This guide will help you to collect the ones that are exclusive to the Collection Journal.

How to obtain all Collection Journal cars in Forza Horizon 6

The table below has a complete list of all Collect Journal exclusive cars. I have only considered those models that aren’t available elsewhere.

Year of Origin	Model	How to get
1965	Alfa Romeo TZ2	Horizon Promo Tier 13
1965	Shelby Cobra 427 S/C	Car Collection Tier 26
1965	Toyota Sports 800	Regional Mascots Tier 18
1984	Honda Civic CRX Mugen	Moto Auto Zine Tier 4
1985	Ford RS200 Evolution	Green Wristband Event
1985	Toyota Sprinter Trueno GT-Apex Forza Edition	Master Explorer Tier 5
1994	Subaru Vivio RX-R Forza Edition	Horizon Life Events Tier 5
2007	Peugeot 207 Super 2000	Pink Wristband Event
2010	Lexus LFA Forza Edition	Touge and Street Racing Tier 5
2013	Audi R8 Coupe V10 Plus 5.2 FSI Quattro	Day Tripes Tier 6
2013	Toyota 86 Stories	Yuji’s Auto Tier 4
2017	Ford #25 ‘Brocky’ Ultra4 Bronco RTR	Master Explorer Tier 3
2018	Funco Motorsports F9	Bonus Boards Tier 18
2018	Lotus Scura Motorsport Exige WTAC	Road Racing Tier 5
2018	MINI X-Raid John Cooper Works Buggy	Cross Country Tier 5
2018	Subaru WRX STI ARX Supercar	Purple Wristband Reward
2020	BMW M2 Competition Coupe	Yellow Wristband Reward
2021	Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat	Day Trips Tier 4
2021	Lamborghini Aventador LP 780-4 Ultimae	Gold Wristband Reward
2022	Acura NSX Type S	Blue Wristband Reward
2023	BMW M2 Forza Edition	Horizon Legend Tier 5
2023	Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato	Dirt Racing Tier 5
2023	Porsche 911 Rallye	Orange Wristband Reward

Collecting all these prestigious cars isn’t too difficult, but they will take time. You’ll need to finish additional races to complete the Wristband-related achievements. You can also get more exclusive cars by drawing more on the Wheelspins.

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