Lifepod or spawn drop point
Coordinates plus a short description of nearby terrain so other players can recognise the area before opening their map.
Community sharing
Subnautica 2 Seeds & Coordinate Sharing
A planning page for how Subnautica 2 players can share spawn points, base coordinates, and run routes once Early Access goes live. The page will fill in with real coordinates as community reports arrive.
In short: Subnautica 2 looks set to use a hand-crafted map, like Subnautica 1 and Below Zero, so seeds in the Minecraft sense do not apply. Players share coordinates, base spots, and route plans instead. This page collects that format and links the related wiki entries.
Why "seeds" works differently here
- Subnautica 2 is built around a hand-crafted ocean planet. Traditional procedural-seed sharing in the Minecraft sense does not apply here unless Unknown Worlds adds a seed system later.
- Coordinate sharing replaces seed sharing. The map is the same for everyone, but the route, base spot, and discovery order are personal.
- Treat early Early Access coordinates as soft. Patches can shift POI positions, currents, or spawn rules during the 2 to 3 year EA window.
- Co-op sessions add a second layer: the host's save state, not just the world, determines what each guest sees.
Pending verification: if Unknown Worlds ships a seed-based feature or save-export tool during Early Access, this page will switch to documenting the real system.
Submission format
Once we open community submissions, every entry should hit these fields so other players can re-verify what they read.
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| Topic | Mid-depth base spot near reef edge |
| Coordinates | (-340, -180, 540), depth around 180m |
| Biome | Neon Coral Gardens border |
| Verified on | Build 1.0.x, May 2026 |
| Why it is useful | Solar power viable, two wreck routes within a five minute dive |
| Source | Own playthrough, screenshot attached |
Last reviewed: May 11, 2026
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