Every blueprint can be scanned in Reaper-less biomes. Ghosts leviathans that could just jump you all the time wouldnt be very fun. The sonar is meant to be used for Reapers, not Ghosts. The Reaper is supposed to be hard to see in darkness because they purposely didnt make it glow during the night. Other than the front entrance of the Aurora (which, contrary to popular belief, is usually Reaper-free), there is no reason to go into the biomes they typically inhabit. The Ghost Leviathan was meant to be seen from afar to terrify the player. If Reaper aggro was based on the sound the player makes then this would not work. If, say, you honk the Cyclops horn while a Reaper roars, you can negate the effects of the Reapers echolocation. (This only works effectively if you're using a Seaglide - if you wandered into Reaper territory without one, you're fish food.)Īs the other answer mentioned, there are several other ways you can deal with them as well, but the overall best way is to simply stay away from them. The noise a Reaper makes establishes its aggro range, not the noise the player makes. Just like Sandsharks, they won't be able to turn fast enough to grab you. If you time it right, you can dodge their charge by turning sharply to the side before they hit you. What if You Talked in Subnautica (Parody) - Part 1 Relaxing Subnautica Ambience Reaper Observatory 1 hour No Loop Subnautica But I Start in the LOST RIVER. However, despite their speed, they do have one limitation: they are not quite as mobile as you are. One of the biggest reasons they're so scary is because you can't outrun it with just a Seaglide - they move faster than you can. Reaper Leviathans are one of the the most dangerous threats in the game, and in my opinion it's the most terrifying (that roar gives me terror-chills just thinking about it).
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