In the occurrence of encountering a Reaper Leviathan when under-equipped and not in any Alterra-brand submersibles, ensure that you immediately swim a safe enough distance away from the reaper while maintaining keeping watch of the creature, if in an event where the leviathan noticeably begins to pursue you, break open an Alterra-issue saftey flare you grabbed from your lifepod and throw it towards the creature from a safe distance away, do not stop facing the leviathan until you are a safe distance away and it has stopped following you.īut in all seriousness, if you would be in front of a Reaper and have no equipment like a Stasis Rifle or Repulsion Cannon, then just swim away at all costs to avoid dying or losing stuff, and believe me, not even a knife on its own will help you in such a situation, same concept applies if you were in an Alterra-brand submersible. Most players often have their first encounter with a Reaper Leviathan at the back and / or front of the aurora during the day, seeing as there are quite a few that patrol around the crashed ship, however if you were unlucky as me on my first time, I encountered it in the dead of night, unsuspecting that the large creature making those roars would be attracted to my flashlight as I swum around the back of the ship. This biome can also get dark as you go deeper, but coming from my experience, it isn't as stressful as the Dunes biome can be, seeing as the Reaper Leviathans that inhabit it are spread out a lot more in comparison to the other two biomes they inhabit, but can still be as unsuspecting to be right behind you. The Mountains biome is also more or less what it sounds like, a biome that consists of sharp, pointy parts of rocky landscape that shape it like a miniature mountain area, but it more or less has it's name because the Mountain Island is at the edge of the biome. What makes the Dunes biome so uniquely dangerous is not only the fact that reapers can hide behind the towering sand dunes, but the fact that the deeper you go, the darker it gets, and this is dangerous because if a Reaper were to spot you, you'd better be on your toes because you won't see it's shadow until the last second. Like the Crash Zone, lots of Sand Sharks and Stalkers live in this biome, however also like the Crash Zone, it is dominated by lots of Reaper Leviathans that constantly fight over territory. The Dunes biome is more or less what it sounds like, it's a nice looking biome full of sand dunes that goes to deep depths, having most of it's seabed land at 300m deep. What makes the Crash Zone especially dangerous is the dirty and misty fog of the water, likely caused by the crash of the aurora as it's impact shook sand from the ocean seabed everywhere despite the fact that this isn't a problem at all for Reapers because even though they are blind as bats, they still use echo-location with their roars. The crash zone's fauna consists of merely Sand Sharks and Stalkers, but mostly Reapers that prowl the area for smaller lifeforms to snack on. The Crash Zone was originally likely an empty, more dead-looking counterpart of the Grassy Plateau biome, but became even more dead when the aurora ship crashed into it as the crash likely killed a a lot of lifeforms in the area on impact. Habitual preferences will usually stand at large open areas in the ocean, typically in specific biomes such as:
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