How to get Necrolei Cyst and Strong Acid in Subnautica 2

Subnautica 2 Necrolei Cyst

If you want to quickly progress through Subnautica 2’s story and collect resources much faster, you’ll need to get your hands on a vehicle. The easiest one to make early on in the Tadpole, requiring you to get your hands on a power cell.

Before you can make a power cell, you’ll need to acquire Necrolei Cysts so you can craft Strong Acid. It’ll take some time, but once you know where to find them, they’re hard to miss.

How to find Necrolei Cyst in Subnautica 2

The easiest way to find Necrolei Cyst early on is to travel toward the Old Habitat directly north of the Lifepod. Once you travel around 300 meters north of the Lifepod toward this POI, you’ll spot green and pink coral scattered about, alongside smaller green bulbed plants with blue flowers on top known as Stilt Orbs. Breaking these with your Survival Multitool will reward you with a Necrolei Cyst.

You’ll find several of these bulbed plants around this biome, letting you farm them for cysts without much trouble.

How to make Strong Acid in Subnautica 2

Before you can make Strong Acid, you’ll need access to a Processor. Entering the Old Habitat POI through a hole underneath its base will lead you inside a facility with several broken Processors inside. Scan these to unlock their blueprints, allowing you to build one back at your base.

You’ll need the following resources to craft the Processor:

  • Titanium (2)
  • Mild Acid (1)
  • Copper Wire (1)

By this point in your playthrough, titanium will be plentiful throughout the map, making this the easiest item to obtain. Copper wires are slightly more challenging, as copper primarily appears within caves. Similarly, Mild Acid requires copper and Acidic Raion Pouches, which you can acquire from Acid Raion plants using your Survival Multitool.

Once you have each material on hand, head into your base and place down the Processor, making sure you have enough power to run it. You’ll find the recipe for Strong Acid within it, requiring two Necrolei Cyst for every acid you make.

How to use Strong Acid in Subnautica 2

Strong Acid is an item you’ll need in several crafting recipes, including Fiber Mesh, Advanced Batteries, and Power Cells. Here’s a complete list of every recipe that uses Strong Acid:

  • Fiber Mesh: Fiber, Strong Acid
  • Advanced Battery: Conduit Crystal, Strong Acid, Silver Ingot
  • Power Cell: Basic Battery, Strong Acid, Salt
  • Entangled Power Cell: Conduit Crystal, Strong Acid, Gold Ingot, Troilite
  • Dedicated Core: Advanced Wiring Kit, Quartz, Strong Acid

Power Cells, in particular, are handy to have on hand for creating the Tadpole, a vehicle that’ll help you dive deeper into the ocean. You’ll also need Fiber Mesh for Improved Fins and the Rebreather, making this a helpful resource to create if you’re looking for equipment upgrades.

If you’d like to discover more crafting recipes, check out our complete Subnautica 2 blueprint list, or click the tags below to explore our growing guide collection.

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There are two types of survival game players in the world: those who enjoy the thrill of survival in harsh environments and taking on enemies, and those who relax while building massive bases. Subnautica 2 is no exception, especially with its base-building mechanics changing from the first game.

How to build a base in Subnautica 2

Before you can begin making your first base in Subnautica 2, you’ll need to unlock and craft a Habitat Builder tool. Using this tool, you can access a build menu containing corridors, doors, production machines such as a Fabricator, and miscellaneous decorative items.

Subnautica 2 also offers a small tutorial in the form of a NOA entry within a nearby structure. By traveling 80 meters southeast of the Lifepod, you’ll find a Welcome Center building that’s run out of power. Inserting a basic battery into the Welcome Center’s wall panel will power its Bio Lab and NOA, who’ll give you a rundown of how base building works.

How to unlock the Habitat Builder tool

Unlocking and crafting the Habitat Builder tools requires making a Survival Multitool and Scanner. You can craft the multitool using three titanium, while the scanner uses the following resources:

  • Titanium (2)
  • Quartz (2)
  • Basic Battery (1)

Titanium is the easiest of the required resources to find, as it’s an abundant material you’ll find around your Lifepod. Glass requires two quartz, which you’ll also quickly acquire early on. Basic batteries are slightly trickier, as you’ll need to collect copper from nearby caves.

Your next step after making these tools is to search for two old Habitat Builder tools that you can scan. Here’s a breakdown of two possible locations:

  • Head back to the Welcome Center. Next to the “Welcome Center” sign outside of its entrance is a metal box containing a Habitat Builder tool.
  • Go inside the building. Dive into the hole in the center of the building’s floor to find the second Habitat Builder tool inside a metal storage container next to the Oxygen Tunic.

Once you have both blueprint components, you’ll unlock the Habitat Builder tool in your Fabricator. You can craft it using the following resources:

  • Titanium (2)
  • Glass (1)
  • Basic Battery (1)
  • Copper Wire (1)

Titanium is the easiest of the required resources to find, as it’s an abundant material you’ll find around your Lifepod. Glass requires two quartz, which you’ll also quickly acquire early on. Basic batteries and copper wires are trickier, as you’ll need to collect copper from nearby caves and use your Multitool to break Acid Raion for their pouches.

All base building and furniture blueprints in Subnautica 2

Once you build the Habitat Builder tool, you can access your build menu by holding the tool in your hotbar and pressing the Open Menu key (right-click on PC.) As you collect more resources and scan furniture you encounter around the map.

Here’s a complete list of every base-building component and furniture items you can build in Subnautica 2:

Base Pieces

RecipeIngredients
CorridorTitanium (2)
RoomTitanium (5)
HatchTitanium (1)
Quartz (1)
WindowGlass (1)
NookTitanium (3)
Glass (2)
Half Round RoomTitanium (5)
Glass (5)
MoonpoolTitanium (5)

Furniture

RecipeIngredients
Dining ChairTitanium (2)
LabChairTitanium (2)
StoolTitanium (1)
Rubber (1)
Dining TableTitanium (3)
Glass (1)
Single BedTitanium (2)
Fiber (3)
S ShelfTitanium (2)
TrashcanTitanium (2)
Small CrateTitanium (1)
SignTitanium (1)
Copper (1)
Reaper LeviathanTitanium (1)

Plantables

RecipeIngredients
PentPent (1)
Macaron SpongeFibrous Pulp (3)
Mimic PylonFibrous Pulp (5)
Copper (4)
Freesia FlowerFibrous Pulp (3)
Acid RaionMedical Gel Sac (1)
Cradle ShootrootLucifer Rotsac (1)
Necrolei CystNecrolei Cyst (1)
Cherimoya RotsacCherimoya Rotsac (1)

Power

RecipeIngredients
Solar PanelTitanium (1)
Quartz (2)
Hydroelectric TurbineTitanium (3)
Copper (3)
Silver (3)
Thermal PlantTitanium (3)
Copper (3)
Gold (3)
Power TransmitterTitanium (1)
Copper (1)

Production

RecipeIngredients
FabricatorTitanium (1)
Copper (1)
Quartz (1)
ProcessorTitanium (2)
Mild Acid (1)
Copper Wire (1)
BiolabTitanium (3)
Copper Wire (1)
Mild Acid (1)
Modification StationTitanium (2)
Celestine (2)
Copper (2)

Divisional

RecipeIngredients
Interior WallTitanium (2)
Interior ArchTitanium (1)
Interior DoorTitanium (3)
Glass (1)
Copper Wire (1)
LadderTitanium (2)

Lighting

RecipeIngredients
Exterior Wall LightTitanium (1)
Copper (1)
SpotlightTitanium (1)
Copper (2)

Storage

RecipeIngredients
Wall LockerTitanium (2)
Floor LockerTitanium (3)
Quartz (1)
Tailing ChestTitanium (3)
Wall RackTitanium (1)
Copper (1)

Tailing Furniture

RecipeIngredients
Tailing TableTitanium (2)
Tailing DrumTitanium (2)
Fiber Mesh (2)
Tailing BarrelTitanium (2)
Coral JarCoral Shavings (2)
Small Coral JarCoral Shavings (1)
Tailing JarFiber (1)
Salt (1)
Hanging Tailing JarFiber (2)
Salt (1)
Tailing RugFiber (3)

Axum Furniture

RecipeIngredients
Small Axum JarGlass (1)
Copper (1)
Axum JarGlass (1)
Copper (2)
Tall Axum JarGlass (1)
Copper (3)

Utility

RecipeIngredients
Habitat BeaconTitanium (1)

Lighting

RecipeIngredients
Small Ceiling LightTitanium (1)
Copper (1)
Rectangular Ceiling LightTitanium (2)
Copper (1)
Wall Light SmallTitanium (1)
Copper (1)
Wall Light LargeTitanium (2)
Copper (1)
Axum Wall LampCelestine (1)
Titanium (1)

Posters

RecipeIngredients
Keep Calm PosterTitanium (1)
Just Keep Swimming PosterTitanium (1)
Safety First PosterTitanium (1)
Scout Ray PosterTitanium (1)
Zezura PosterTitanium (1)
New Life PosterTitanium (1)
Painted Tree PosterTitanium (1)
Pioneer Program PosterTitanium (1)
CHBC Live PosterTitanium (1)
Lost River PosterTitanium (1)

Power

RecipeIngredients
Battery TerminalTitanium (2)
Quartz (2)
Copper Wire (1)
Power Cell TerminalTitanium (3)
Copper (3)
Wiring Kit (1)
BioreactorTitanium Ingot (2)
Copper Ingot (2)
Power StorageGermanium Ingot (1)
Titanium (3)
Salt (2)

Decorations

RecipeIngredients
Wall Unit SmallTitanium (1)
Wall PanelTitanium (1)
Wall Unit LargeTitanium (3)
Wall VentTitanium (2)
Wall Vent LargeTitanium (3)

Habitat Systems

RecipeIngredients
BiobedTitanium (3)
Glass (1)
Copper Wire (1)
NOA TerminalTitanium (3)
Glass (1)
Copper Wire (1)
Scanner StationTitanium (3)
System Chip (1)
Wiring Kit (1)
Time of Day DisplayTitanium (1)
Copper (1)
Enameled Glass (1)

Utility

RecipeIngredients
Portable LockerTitanium (4)
BeaconCopper (1)
Titanium (1)
Portable Oxygen GeneratorTitanium (3)
Lithium (2)
Work LightTitanium (3)
Quartz (2)
Dive ElevatorTitanium (4)
Copper (2)
Quartz (2)

Exterior Decorations

RecipeIngredients
Roof PmpTitanium (1)
Roof Pump DoubleTitanium (2)
Roof CylinderTitanium (1)
Roof Panel LargeTitanium (2)
Roof AntennaTitanium (1)
Roof Antenna LargeTitanium (3)
Roof Listening DishTitanium (3)

If you’d like to learn more about the game’s crafting recipes, check out our complete Subnautica 2 blueprint list, or click the tags below to explore our growing guide collection.

The post How to unlock base building in Subnautica 2 appeared first on Destructoid.

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