How To Get Nickel Ore In Subnautica

In Subnautica, there are many metals to collect and certain items can only be fashioned from these precious substances. Nickel Ore is one of the most important as it's used for crafting vehicle upgrades as well as an Orange Tablet (after you find its blueprint).

Knowing where to find Nickel Ore in Subnautica can help players reach better efficiency with their preferred submersible device, which will make them more easily able to explore biomes for features and loot.

The Biomes Where Nickel Ore Spawns

The Lost River, a biome of ancient forests filled with lush underbrush and winding streams. This 20 square mile area in the middle of Oregon's Coast Range is home to many rare creatures that call this rugged landscape their own; including various species never before seen by humans! The terrain here ranges from steep mountainsides covered in oak trees all way down below us at sea level where rivers run through grassy meadows fulls flowers

How To Spot Nickel Ore

Though there are two forms of nickel ore in the game, they can only be found as large deposits or scattered chunks. For maximum yields players should go after these big rocks instead of smaller pieces because it's easier to spot them when their coloration is duller than most other objects on land and water surfaces alike–even if you find one under a murky sea! The Deposits also have more abundant amounts compared with surface-level finds so stay near bottom depths where those may spawn but don't count out vertical habitats either; some lucky folks might even stumble across rich pockets from certain angles.

Nickel is a typical component in many metals and can be found all over the seabed. To find it, swim underwater to scan sand or rocks for pieces that seem shiny enough with an orange tint when compared against other colors at sea depths greater than 100 meters (328 feet).