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If you don't have the Rebreather yet, a handful of raw Bladderfish can grant you a few chunks of Oxygen to help you harvest Lead. Galena Outcrops are found at around 100 meters +, so the Rebreather does come in handy. You should be relatively safe here, with no nearby Brute Sharks or Leviathans to cause you any problems. Once in the Twisty Bridges biome, you want to dive into some of the caverns, channels, and chasms that make up the biome. Just set the Detector to search for Galena and it will keep you in the right direction. Because they're basically lumps of grey rock, it can be handy to have the Detector tell you where they are.

Mineral Detector - This is a hugely useful tool for finding the Galena Outcrops.

However, it's not absolutely necessary to have the truck before you head into the Twisty Bridges.

Seatruck - If you have the Seatruck, great.

Not only will you be able to collect Outcrops faster, but you will also stand a better chance of escaping from angry Brute Sharks.

Seaglider - This makes swimming much faster.

#Subnautica below zero map koppa mine how to

Here's our guide on how to find the Rebreather. Rebreather - The Galena Outcrops in the Twisty Bridges biome are located below 100 meters, which means you will suffer an Oxygen penalty if you haven't got the Rebreather equipped.

It means you'll have to take fewer trips searching for Outcrops. Having more Oxygen helps you explore for longer and travel deeper.

High Capacity O2 Tank - This is one of the items you should prioritize in the early game.

Here's everything else you need to find Lead: Brute Sharks do roam the area (they do 30 damage per bite), but these can easily be avoided with a Seaglider, Fins, or if you have crafted one, a Seatruck.

The Twisty Bridges biome is not overly dangerous. RELATED: Subnautica: Below Zero - Best Power Sources How To Find Lead In The Twisty Bridges Biome You should first start to see the biome between 300 meters and 400 meters from the Drop Pod. The biome transitions into a Shallow version as you get closer to Delta Island. You can't miss it: the biome is made up of loads of twisty bridges (that look like tentacles) with blue lights underneath. There is another item that requires Synthetic Fiber in the game, but in the interest of no spoilers, just make sure you have enough Spiral Plant Clippings saved up to craft another piece of Fiber.These two biomes are located to the south of your Drop Pod spot. These are all pretty valuable upgrades.Įach of these items requires one Synthetic Fiber to craft. Synthetic Fibers are used to craft the Reinforced Dive Suit, the Stillsuit, the first Prawn Suit Depth Module, and the second Seatruck Depth Module. You will need six Plant Clippings in total, which means only three Spiral Plants harvested. One trip to the Ventgardens is enough to get all the Spiral Plant Clippings you need to craft the required Synthetic Fiber. All over the red platforms inside are a bunch of Spiral Plants, sometimes up to 20 individual plants.The Leviathan cannot attack you while you are inside the Ventgarden, but it might try. This should keep it safe(ish) from the Chelicerate. Park the Seatruck underneath the Adult Ventgarden.It's a good idea to stay close to the seafloor while you travel towards the Ventgardens.

You will hear a Chelicerate on your way.

Start at the Delta Station Dock and head directly south for about 600 meters.

The Deep Purple Vents is not an overly dangerous biome once you're past the Chelicerate.

There are Spiral Plants dotted around the place, usually spawning at 250 meters to start, though more tend to spawn at around 310-320 meters.

Dive past it towards the Deep Purple Vents.

Keep heading into the Purple Vents biome until you find the next piece of the ship.

Head North-Northwest from the Stern of the Mercury II, the piece that's next to Delta Island.

You can kill it, but it takes a bit of work. It has been known to roam around a bit, so if you don't see it on your way to the Vents, you might see it on your way back. There is a Chelicerate (that crab-claw Leviathan) that hovers towards the Northern side of the biome.

Be careful heading towards the Purple Vents biome.

You can't miss the Purple Vents: it's the biome with the vents that are purple. The easiest way to find this is to head South from your Drop Pod location until you find the Mercury II. Rather than tangle with the Ventgarden and its surrounding monsters, you can head to the Purple Vents biome.