XBOX continues stunning good-faith streak with new ‘Player Voice’ feedback system

Complainers, rejoice! All of your XBOX anger will now be sorted and handled as part of an official program that will notify you when it’s been “received and reviewed.”

XBOX Player Voice is a new program and “a new place to collect your feedback and make it more visible.” The feature will allow players a specific channel to submit feedback, whether positive or negative, with updates to follow progress on your specific issue.

“The goal is simple: make it easier to share input and see how it’s handled,” XBOX said in the announcement today (over the weekend, the company rebranded to a fully-capitalized title). “The community is at the heart of XBOX. Players have always told us what’s working and what’s not across XBOX. That feedback has shaped what we’ve built and how we prioritize our work. But we’ve also heard clearly that it isn’t always obvious what happens after you share your feedback.”

XBOX Player Voice will replace the XBOX Cloud Gaming feedback portal, but work in tandem with the XBOX Insider Hub, support forms, and social channels to hopefully improve the product with help from players.

“When you submit feedback, teams review and organize it so it can be understood and considered alongside other work,” XBOX continued. “In some cases, ideas will move forward. In others, they may take longer to implement or may not be something we can act on. When there are meaningful updates, we’ll share them.” XBOX warned that “this doesn’t mean every piece of feedback will turn into a feature or result in a change,” but “better visibility helps close the gap between what you tell us and what you see happen next on XBOX.”

I can’t lie, XBOX has kind of been on fire recently, and not just because of the caps lock. New president Asha Sharma has also brought about a price drop to Game Pass, a new Starter Edition variant of the subscription service, and pledged to bring the brand back to its former glory.

It all seems too good to be true, and it’s no secret that XBOX has a lot of work to do to reclaim that glory. Next month’s Xbox Showcase will be a big one to see where the brand is truly headed over the next year or so, beyond the new Project Scorpio console currently in progress.

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The Bioscanner is a pretty important tool in Subnautica 2, and we will need to unlock it to reach the end of the campaign in the early access. Moreover, we can also use it to scan alien lifeforms, which gives us more perks like extra Biomods.

Like most things inside the game, we will have to find the blueprint for this item before we get to use it.

Bioscanner blueprint location in Subnautica 2

To unlock the Bioscanner, we need to scan just one blueprint. However, we will have to travel all the way to the fourth Angel Comb in the Alien Ruins. From there, keep moving upwards until you come across a crashed Alterra starship wreck.

You can refer to the image above to find the entrance. You’ll need the Repair Tool to proceed since one of the key doorways will be inaccessible at first. Repair the door, and head to the next room. Take the door on your left in this room, and go to the next one.

You’ll find an Iso in this room resting on a dining table and an upgrade for your Tadpole submarine. Look carefully at the corner, and you’ll find a hole that goes through a chamber. Follow the chamber until you reach the end, and you’ll come across the Bioscanner. Use your Scanner to unlock the blueprint.

How to craft the Bioscanner in Subnautica 2

The Bioscanner is an upgrade over your Scanner, and you’ll need the Modification Station. You’ll also need the required resources to craft the Bioscanner. This item scans quicker, and it also allows you to check out certain lifeforms that aren’t detected by the ordinary scanner.

Moreover, you’ll also need the Bioscanner to scan the broken turbine before you can activate it to reach the end of the game (as of writing).

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