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Disease Research Facility

The Disease Research Facility is a destroyed Alien Base located in a cave that can be accessed from the Lost River Junction and the Mountains Corridor. Built around one thousand years ago, sometime before the imprisonment of the Sea Emperor Leviathan, the main purpose of this Disease Research Facility was to infect creatures with the Kharaa Bacterium to study their reaction to the disease. The sole specimen that survived the Kharaa Bacterium was sent to the Primary Containment Facility for further testing in order to synthesize a cure for the bacterium.

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It's a vast underground biome that extends under almost the entire map. The entrances to this almost 1000 meters deep zone can be found in the Grand Reef, Blood Kelp Caves, and near the border of Mountains and Bulb Zone. The entrance from Blood Kelp Caves is the only guarded entrance to the location, but by a Ghost Leviathan of all things.

The biome can be divided into 3 sections. Each of them features a similar set of resources, including limestone, sandstone, shale, quartz, ruby, and Nickel. The thing that distinguishes the sections is the danger level of each of them.

Disease Research Facility

Great cove tree, bones field.

This part of the biome contains the ruins of a research complex. Its database will contain information on the origin of Warpers. The facility will also contain an Ion Cube and an egg of a Sea Dragon Leviathan. Additionally, you'll find a complete skeleton of a Sea Dragon Leviathan.

The only danger in this area are the Warpers, but they limit themselves to guarding the ruins of the Research Facility - Subnautica: Lost River - biome guide - Biomes - Subnautica Game Guide

The only danger in this area are the Warpers, but they limit themselves to guarding the ruins of the Research Facility. You won't find any near the skeleton.

A small area in Lost River biome, centered around the Great Cove Tree - Subnautica: Lost River - biome guide - Biomes - Subnautica Game Guide

A small area in Lost River biome, centered around the Great Cove Tree. Here's also where you'll find the entrance to the Inactive Lava Zone, a biome located directly below.

This area is completely safe. The only creatures inhabiting this location are Ghostrays. This, in addition to the good amount of available resources makes this a perfect spot for a base.

A skeleton of a large, unknown organism towers over this part of the biome. Two entrances to the biome lead through this area.

This part of the biome is largely safe - Subnautica: Lost River - biome guide - Biomes - Subnautica Game Guide

This part of the biome is largely safe. The only exception is the skull of the dead beast - that region is patrolled by a Ghost Leviathan. Ghostrays are the only other big creature roaming this zone.

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Primary Containment Facility

Translating local alien broadcast... WARNING: Vaccine development program terminated. Emperor egg hatching project terminated. Live specimens terminated. Evacuate immediately. https://subnautica.fandom.com/wiki/File:PrisonPDAMessage.ogg

― PDA, Dialogue

The Primary Containment Facility , also known as the Emperor Containment Facility , Sea Emperor Prison or merely the Prison , is an Alien Base located within the Lava Lakes that serves as the final major story location. It was built by the Precursor Race around one thousand years ago and is home to the last remaining Sea Emperor Leviathan , along with the five remaining Sea Emperor Leviathan Eggs . There are two entrances to the Lava Lakes containing the Primary Containment Facility; co-ordinates are -300 -1270 -150 and 90 -1240 360, southeast, and directly north of the Lava Castle , respectively.

The Primary Containment Facility requires the Blue Tablet to unlock, which is found in the Alien Thermal Plant . An additional Blue Tablet is required to gain access to the Moonpool and subsequently the Sea Emperor.

The Primary Containment Facility, like the other Alien Bases, was built a little under one thousand years ago. Five Sonic Deterrent devices can be found in the area around the base, preventing attacks on the facility from the native fauna . It was built to contain the Sea Emperor Leviathan after it was discovered that it was immune to the Kharaa Bacterium . The aquarium section was originally all inorganic with two Alien Arches set up inside, one leading back into the Antechamber's moonpool and another leading to just outside the Quarantine Enforcement Platform . However, as creatures began migrating into it via the Arches, they brought with them flora seeds along with loose sand and mud. Over time, the aquarium became a thriving ecosystem with the Sea Emperor Leviathan at the heart. Five of the eggs that the Sea Emperor Leviathan was found with were placed in the Incubator Device to stimulate the hatching process as it was deduced that the young would be a more viable source of the cure , rather than their parent who was weak. However, the aquarium was not a suitable environment for the eggs to hatch, rather built to match the ideal environment for an adult Sea Emperor Leviathan, which differ from the ideal conditions for a juvenile Emperor, causing the eggs to go into a form of natural stasis for a seemingly indefinite amount of time, kept alive by the Incubator.

1.2 Egg Laboratory
1.3 Pipe Room
1.4 Dissection Lab
2 Moonpool Room
3.1 Pipe System
3.2 Incubator Device
4 Data Bank Entries
5 Achievement
Antechamber

The first room in the Primary Containment Facility. It is huge and roughly octagonal in shape. A large pillar, called the Ion Cube Fabricator, lies in the center of the chamber, which is used to create Large Ion Cube Deposits. Every time the deposit on it is completely depleted the pillar will rise up and, after 2 minutes, fabricate a new deposit, after which the pillar will lower back down. Around this pillar are cases containing the Alien Relics , five on each side. There are six doorways around the sidewalls of the Antechamber, the four doors positioned at diagonals lead to Arch rooms, the middle left door leading to the "Pipe Room", and the right to the "Egg Laboratory". Accessed by ramps on either side of the entrance to the facility, another doorway can be seen, this door leads to the "Dissection Lab". At the far end of the Antechamber is another door blocked by a force field that leads to the Moonpool Room, along with its respective Forcefield Control , requiring a Blue Tablet. The Antechamber also has many specimen cases containing artifacts the Precursors collected, most originating from other alien races.

Alien Relics

A collection of eleven relics are kept in the Primary Containment Facility, with one of human origin, some of Precursor origin, but most from other, unidentified alien species. Further information on these relics can be found here: Alien Relics .

Egg Laboratory

(for images see gallery ) This laboratory is accessed through the middle door on the right side of the antechamber. The purpose of this laboratory was to study the hatching processes of local life form's eggs in order to find out how to hatch the Sea Emperor Leviathan eggs. As such, the laboratory contains many eggs from the local life forms, forty-three eggs are kept here in total, including one Sea Emperor Leviathan egg and two Sea Dragon Leviathan eggs. The unimplemented Shuttlebug egg can also be found in this room.

(for images see gallery ) Although this room is not huge, the pipes originating from it cover tens of thousands of meters. This room's purpose is to pump cool, oxygen-rich water from the surface biomes into the aquarium, and remove the oxygen-deprived water, maintaining a stable environment for the Sea Emperor Leviathan. This room also contains five small aquariums that are filled with various coral and flora species, these aquariums have pipe exits in them so are presumably for the purpose of enriching the circulating water with plant and coral matter. The Sea Emperor Leviathan using its telepathic abilities trained Peepers to use the pipe system to distribute Enzyme 42 to the surface biomes, keeping a small amount of life on the planet alive.

Many variants of Flora and Coral can be found inside the aquariums, though they are unreachable through normal means.

Acid Mushroom
Blue Barnacles
Furled Papyrus
Gabe's Feather
Spotted Dockleaf
Spotted Reeds
Veined Nettle
Violet Beau
Brain Coral
Dissection Lab

(for images see gallery ) This small room contains one Sea Emperor Leviathan egg that has been forcibly opened, as well as a dead Sea Emperor Leviathan fetus on a dissection table. Scanning these items reveals that the Precursors were desperate in trying to obtain Enzyme 42 when their attempts to naturally coax the eggs to hatch failed, forcing them to dissect one of the extremely valuable eggs.

Moonpool Room

A large room accessed through a door at the far end of the Antechamber, the main point of interest in this room is the large Moonpool from which it draws its name. The Moonpool leads to an observation platform above the Sea Emperor Leviathan's Aquarium, suspended by four cables, where the player will come face to face with the Sea Emperor Leviathan for the first time. At the far end of this room is a platform with an Alien Arch on it, the platform cannot be accessed from the Moonpool Room, only being accessible through an Arch in the Aquarium.

The Moonpool Room cannot be accessed unless the forcefield securing the entrance has been disabled, which can be done using a Blue Tablet at a control, located in the Antechamber.

Sea Emperor's Aquarium

The main feature of the Primary Containment Facility; a huge aquarium containing the Sea Emperor Leviathan and the five remaining Sea Emperor Leviathan Eggs. The Aquarium is teeming with life; schools of fish, coral , grasses, and Flora being scattered all around, some parts of the Aquarium resemble the Grand Reef . There are also small cave systems, one containing a pair of Oculus , the only place they are found other than the Jellyshroom Caves . Large pillars made from the same material as Alien Bases can be found running in two lines, parallel to each other in the middle of the Aquarium, topped with larger, green, rectangular lights. Aggressive creatures, such as Stalkers , Bonesharks , and Cave Crawlers , will be passive to the player and are thus not a threat. Players can safely ride their Seamoth around the aquarium regardless of the depth limit. Two Ion Cubes can be found here, one on a pedestal near the Arch at the back of the Aquarium, and another located in a cavern system having seemingly been abandoned during the evacuation of Precursors.

Pipe System

Eight Alien Vent Entrance Points are located in the aquarium, which pumps oxygen-rich water into the aquarium to keep a stable environment. Peepers use these vents to travel to and from the surface carrying Enzyme 42.

Incubator Device

The Incubator Device is found in a large hollow in the ground surrounded by small mounds of rock amongst which the Emperor will nestle itself when the player gets close to the 5 eggs that are on it. There is an Arch directly behind the Incubator, which connects to an Arch near the Quarantine Enforcement Platform . The eggs can be hatched using Hatching Enzymes .

Bladderfish
Cave Crawler
Sea Emperor Leviathan
Sea Emperor Leviathan (Babies)
Sea Emperor Leviathan Eggs
Shoal of Fish
Rouge Cradle
Jordi's Tung
Giant Coral Tubes
Slanted Shell Plate

Data Bank Entries

Ion Cube Fabricator
Enzyme 42 Project Data
Sea Emperor Egg Casing
Sea Emperor Fetus
Ventilation Control
Peepers Entering the Containment Facility
Enzyme Host Peepers Leaving the Containment Facility
Aquarium Arch
Aquarium Pipe Access Point
Peepers Inside the Containment Facility
Sea Emperor Leviathan Research Data
The Sea Emperor's Eggs
Hatching Enzymes


This device appears to be the origin of the raw mineral that forms the base of the ion cubes which power smaller alien systems. Likely drawing power itself from the main thermal plant, this device may represent an almost limitless source of energy.


According to translated data logs, an indigenous leviathan species was found to produce a unique substance referred to as 'Enzyme 42', which inhibited the symptoms of the kharaa bacterial infection in other indigenous organisms. The specimen was captured and contained in a purpose-built habitat for further study. The alien researchers went to great lengths to provide for the lifeform's environmental needs, including the import of interdependent flora and fauna via an onsite warpgate, however its health quickly deteriorated. When quarantine was imposed all warp gates and forcefields were sealed. All attempts to develop the enzyme into a vaccine had been unsuccessful.

According to translated data logs, an indigenous leviathan species was found to produce a unique substance referred to as 'Enzyme 42', which inhibited the symptoms of the kharaa bacterial infection in other indigenous organisms. The specimen was captured and contained in a purpose-built habitat for further study.

The alien researchers went to great lengths to provide for the lifeform's environmental needs, including the import of interdependent flora and fauna via an onsite warpgate, however its health quickly deteriorated.

When quarantine was imposed all warp gates and forcefields were sealed. All attempts to develop the enzyme into a vaccine had been unsuccessful.


Shell Composition: The shell casing is formed from thick layers of carbon-composite, suggesting an extensive gestation period. This leviathan species may give birth just once per century, perhaps just once in their lifetimes. Shell Casing Incisions: Precise incisions suggest a laser-based tool was used to cut open the egg casing and forcibly remove the fetus inside, prior to full gestation. Analysis: - Time-pressure to develop a bacterial vaccine may have driven the alien researchers to cut open this egg and remove the fetus for study - It is also possible that, removed from its parent and natural habitat, some vital condition for the infant to hatch naturally was not met

Shell Composition:
The shell casing is formed from thick layers of carbon-composite, suggesting an extensive gestation period. This leviathan species may give birth just once per century, perhaps just once in their lifetimes.

Shell Casing Incisions:
Precise incisions suggest a laser-based tool was used to cut open the egg casing and forcibly remove the fetus inside, prior to full gestation.

Analysis:
- Time-pressure to develop a bacterial vaccine may have driven the alien researchers to cut open this egg and remove the fetus for study
- It is also possible that, removed from its parent and natural habitat, some vital condition for the infant to hatch naturally was not met


Found preserved in a display case, it was likely a child of the adult specimen contained within the facility. Physiology: - Superficial damage to the specimen indicates it was artificially removed from its egg-casing - Stunted tissue development suggests the organism expired during the removal process - Tissue samples have been taken from the digestive tract Analysis: - It appears the aliens were attempting to formulate a cure for the bacterium from enzymes produced in this specimen's digestive system - Without a young, healthy specimen these efforts were in vain

Found preserved in a display case, it was likely a child of the adult specimen contained within the facility.

Physiology:
- Superficial damage to the specimen indicates it was artificially removed from its egg-casing
- Stunted tissue development suggests the organism expired during the removal process
- Tissue samples have been taken from the digestive tract

Analysis:
- It appears the aliens were attempting to formulate a cure for the bacterium from enzymes produced in this specimen's digestive system
- Without a young, healthy specimen these efforts were in vain


Water flowing to and from the primary containment facility is being automatically controlled, independently of other safeguards. Data on the water composition has been recorded: Inflow: Water is being drawn from different biomes around the surface of the planet. The water temperature is considerably lower than the volcanic environment outside the facility, while micro-organism and nutrient counts are substantially higher. Outflow: Oxygen-deprived water is being flooded from the system and recycled back to the surface.

Water flowing to and from the primary containment facility is being automatically controlled, independently of other safeguards. Data on the water composition has been recorded:

Inflow:
Water is being drawn from different biomes around the surface of the planet. The water temperature is considerably lower than the volcanic environment outside the facility, while micro-organism and nutrient counts are substantially higher.

Outflow:
Oxygen-deprived water is being flooded from the system and recycled back to the surface.


The pipes drawing water into the containment facility are filled with peepers arriving from the surface. - The fish show no signs of distress - The specimens scanned have all consumed high quantities of seeds and organic matter from the surface - Some specimens are beginning to show signs of infection

The pipes drawing water into the containment facility are filled with peepers arriving from the surface.

- The fish show no signs of distress
- The specimens scanned have all consumed high quantities of seeds and organic matter from the surface
- Some specimens are beginning to show signs of infection


A peeper specimen was observed emitting a faint, fluorescent enzyme trail, and engaging in unusual behavioral patterns. - Peeper is actively approaching other creatures, including predators - The specimen is host to a bacterial infection, however the infection is currently dormant - Peeper's stomach cavity contains an unknown enzyme of foreign origin Chemical Analysis of Enzyme: - Bears some superficial similarity to the stomach enzymes of larger predators - Contact with the enzyme appears to inhibit the symptoms of the bacterial infection - Complex structure renders synthesis impossible Assessment: Recommend further research into enzyme origin

A peeper specimen was observed emitting a faint, fluorescent enzyme trail, and engaging in unusual behavioral patterns.

- Peeper is actively approaching other creatures, including predators
- The specimen is host to a bacterial infection, however the infection is currently dormant
- Peeper's stomach cavity contains an unknown enzyme of foreign origin

Chemical Analysis of Enzyme:
- Bears some superficial similarity to the stomach enzymes of larger predators
- Contact with the enzyme appears to inhibit the symptoms of the bacterial infection
- Complex structure renders synthesis impossible

Assessment: Recommend further research into enzyme origin


Scans indicate this arch was left inactive when the facility was abandoned. It likely served as an access point to the surface of the planet. It is much too small for the emperor to pass through, but would accommodate smaller lifeforms.


An access point to the alien piping system transporting water to and from the containment facility. Peepers are using the pipe network to travel to and from the surface.


While all other creatures encountered within the facility are isolated within it, peepers appear to be coming and going of their own accord via the alien pipe network. - On arrival, peepers are approaching the sea emperor - Peepers exhibit a natural affinity for the stomach enzymes being expelled by the emperor - Peepers which have come into contact with the enzyme are returning to the pipe network Analysis: - This behavior must be the source of Enzyme 42 on 4546B, or the area thereof which supports life - It is likely also responsible for the survival of the emperor and the other lifeforms contained within the facility

While all other creatures encountered within the facility are isolated within it, peepers appear to be coming and going of their own accord via the alien pipe network.

- On arrival, peepers are approaching the sea emperor
- Peepers exhibit a natural affinity for the stomach enzymes being expelled by the emperor
- Peepers which have come into contact with the enzyme are returning to the pipe network

Analysis:
- This behavior must be the source of Enzyme 42 on 4546B, or the area thereof which supports life
- It is likely also responsible for the survival of the emperor and the other lifeforms contained within the facility


SPECIMEN SIZE CATEGORIES HAVE BEEN ADJUSTED UPWARD TO ACCOMMODATE THIS SPECIES 1. Feeding & Digestion Alien research data indicates that despite its size this species feeds entirely on microorganisms it filters from the water, which themselves depend on a complicated ecosystem of plant and animal life. 2. Reproduction Large, ovary-like organs are carried in the creature's middle section, suggesting that like other species on this planet it produces eggs, however internal scar tissue indicates probable infertility. 3. Enzyme 42 The emperor manufactures Enzyme 42 within its stomach cavity to break down its food, and will occasionally expel it into the surrounding waters. This substance was found to neutralize the effects of the bacterium, and its presence in the ecosystem today would explain how life on the planet survived the outbreak. It would remain to be explained by what mechanism the enzyme is being delivered. 4. Health Comparative analysis of size and metabolic rates indicates the specimen captured by the researchers was approximately 1,600 years old. Extensive internal and external scar tissue suggest it had lived well in excess of the peak lifespan for its species. Assessment: While a healthy emperor specimen may have held some potential as a cure, it is unlikely any research subjects survived quarantine procedures.

SPECIMEN SIZE CATEGORIES HAVE BEEN ADJUSTED UPWARD TO ACCOMMODATE THIS SPECIES

1. Feeding & Digestion
Alien research data indicates that despite its size this species feeds entirely on microorganisms it filters from the water, which themselves depend on a complicated ecosystem of plant and animal life.

2. Reproduction
Large, ovary-like organs are carried in the creature's middle section, suggesting that like other species on this planet it produces eggs, however internal scar tissue indicates probable infertility.

3. Enzyme 42
The emperor manufactures Enzyme 42 within its stomach cavity to break down its food, and will occasionally expel it into the surrounding waters. This substance was found to neutralize the effects of the bacterium, and its presence in the ecosystem today would explain how life on the planet survived the outbreak. It would remain to be explained by what mechanism the enzyme is being delivered.

4. Health
Comparative analysis of size and metabolic rates indicates the specimen captured by the researchers was approximately 1,600 years old. Extensive internal and external scar tissue suggest it had lived well in excess of the peak lifespan for its species.

Assessment: While a healthy emperor specimen may have held some potential as a cure, it is unlikely any research subjects survived quarantine procedures.


1. (Shell) Uncommonly strong shell lining. Organic growth on the exterior suggests these eggs may be hundreds or thousands of years old. 2. (Alien Tubes) Alien devices penetrate the outer shell layer. Likely designed to supply them with nutrients, and to isolate them from the surrounding environment. 3. (Amniotic Sack) Like many eggs on 4546B, these do not contain a nutrient supply which is slowly exhausted by the embryo. Instead they exist in a form of natural stasis, awaiting appropriate hatching conditions. 4. (Fetal Organism) There is a high genetic match between these organisms and the leviathan in the vicinity. They appear to be stable and healthy. It is likely that ideal hatching conditions for the eggs vary considerably from ideal survival conditions for the parent.

1. (Shell)
Uncommonly strong shell lining. Organic growth on the exterior suggests these eggs may be hundreds or thousands of years old.

2. (Alien Tubes)
Alien devices penetrate the outer shell layer. Likely designed to supply them with nutrients, and to isolate them from the surrounding environment.

3. (Amniotic Sack)
Like many eggs on 4546B, these do not contain a nutrient supply which is slowly exhausted by the embryo. Instead they exist in a form of natural stasis, awaiting appropriate hatching conditions.

4. (Fetal Organism)
There is a high genetic match between these organisms and the leviathan in the vicinity. They appear to be stable and healthy.

It is likely that ideal hatching conditions for the eggs vary considerably from ideal survival conditions for the parent.


The emperor specimen's eggs are attached to some form of incubator. In a normal life cycle it seems likely that sea emperors would have buried their eggs in shallower waters, where different organic materials in the soil would have triggered a hatching response. The incubator suggests the aliens had resorted to developing artificial hatching enzymes which would simulate the eggs' natural hatching environment, but were unable to discover the formula. With extensive information on the sea emperors themselves it may still be possible to fabricate an artificial hatching enzyme using indigenous ingredients, however the only surviving source of that information may be the sea emperor itself.

The emperor specimen's eggs are attached to some form of incubator.

In a normal life cycle it seems likely that sea emperors would have buried their eggs in shallower waters, where different organic materials in the soil would have triggered a hatching response. The incubator suggests the aliens had resorted to developing artificial hatching enzymes which would simulate the eggs' natural hatching environment, but were unable to discover the formula.

With extensive information on the sea emperors themselves it may still be possible to fabricate an artificial hatching enzyme using indigenous ingredients, however the only surviving source of that information may be the sea emperor itself.

Achievement

The following section contains story related material.

The player must find and enter the in the .

Concept Art

The top of the Primary Containment Facility

The previous name for the Primary Containment Facility was the Primary Research Facility .
The concept art for The Sea Emperor Leviathan's aquarium features a unknown squid in the bottom right hand corner, possibly a earlier version of the Shuttle Bug but has the colour scheme resembling the Sea Monkey in Subnautica Below Zero .
Scanning creatures within the aquarium will result in the scanner screen displaying them as "Normal", or free from infection.
It isn't recommended to bring the Prawn Suit into the aquarium without a Jump Jet Upgrade , as the bottom is too far from the platform, and getting out of the moonpool may prove to be a challenge. With a jump jet upgrade equipped, a Prawn Suit can be piloted into the depths of the aquarium and launch all the way out without the need for a Grappling Arm .

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Disease Research Facility
The Disease Research Facility is a destroyed Alien Base located in a cave that can be accessed from the Lost River Junction and the Mountains Corridor. Built around one thousand years ago, sometime before the imprisonment of the Sea Emperor Leviathan, the main purpose of this Disease Research Facility was to infect creatures with the Kharaa Bacterium to study their reaction to the disease. The ...
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Make yourself a P.R.A.W.N MK.II suit and head to the inactive lava zone at the dunes/crash site. MAKE SURE THE SUIT IS IN THE CYCLOPS. Pre-prepare food, water, heat resistance, weapons and power sources (Like the thermal charge of the prawn), AND DONT FORGET YOUR THERMAL SUIT EITHER. Once in, tuck around the sea-dragon into the lava castle for ...
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Subnautica and Subnautica: Below Zero are open world underwater exploration and construction games developed by Unknown Worlds Entertainment. [Spoilers] What do I need from the disease research facility? I just found the disease research facility in the lost river, but there doesn't seem to be anything I need. Can anyone help?
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From the disease research facility, head towards a fossilised head. If you have the DRC behind you and to your left, the head will be in front of you and slightly rightward a little way. To the right and down a bit is the Cove Tree. Big blue thing, you can't miss it. Follow that, and you'll soon see a route down where things start getting hotter.
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Summary: The Disease Research Facility is a destroyed Alien Base located in a cave that can be accessed from the Lost River Junction and the Mountains Corridor. Built around one thousand years ago, sometime before the imprisonment of the Sea Emperor Leviathan, the main purpose of this Disease Research Facility was to infect creatures with the ...
[spoilers] what next after disease research facility and what do I need
Look for a giant bowl in the Inactive lava zone, then go down there. You'll see the giant precursor facility in no time after that Edit: oh I'm dumb, you meant the disease facility not the thermal plant. Look for a giant mountain with precursor pillars in cave entrances, go into that place, then go into the giant bowl
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The facility is underground and below the seafloor where the directions take you. This should be an indicator that you need to start exploring the map to find caves to take you even deeper. If you are in the underwater islands biome, go west to the place with the glowing red and white blood kelp.
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I'm confused. The Precursor Disease Research Facility is in the Lost River. Do you mean the Primary Containment Facility (PCF) down below the lava black castle in the LZ? If so, you need the blue key from the thermal plant inside the lava castle. You'll also need to make, or get, a purple key to open the forcefield to the blue key.
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Disease Research Facility. This part of the biome contains the ruins of a research complex. Its database will contain information on the origin of Warpers. The facility will also contain an Ion Cube and an egg of a Sea Dragon Leviathan. Additionally, you'll find a complete skeleton of a Sea Dragon Leviathan.
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Because it all but wiped out their species on their home planet. But the disease escaped when the facility was attacked, and it spread to the ecosystem, which is why you get the disease as soon as you get on the planet. It was originally confined to the research facility before the facility was ravaged by a large sea beast. 5. Anzial. • 2 yr ...
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Technically you can proceed without going there, but it is the most story-dense area in terms of the narrative, and one the most impactful. You shouldn't require any tablets, and the entire facility is flooded. Take the seamoth and thoroughly explore all the edges of the cube, you should find an opening somewhere. Reply reply.
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Need Help Finding Disease Research Facility. Im going nuts, ive looked everywhere (well not everywhere but in the blood kelp zones where the entrance is supposedly at) and I cant find the damn thing. I think im at the Sea Treaders path right now because Im seeing a lot of them, theres a cave they go through, and theres a little bit of a Blood ...
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at the edge where the trench starts i build a small base to store food and water supplies. from there on go northwest, dive as deep as you can. you'll go really deep and you'll enter the lost river biome. go straight and when you see the a skeleton keep to the left side and dive deeper. you'll see those alien lights which will guide you further. 3.
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I think the illness progression will go on even if you don't go to the disease research facility.WRONG, SO WRONG, the infection's progression is tied to your own progression in the story, the data bank entry for it says that it's incubation period is two weeks, but you can literally spend up to a month in-game time and nothing would happen to your character, take your time with the game you're ...
I am about to go to the research facility. What should I bring?
Just bring a scanner and a tablet of every colour to be sure! I don't think you actually need any upgrades to access the disease research facility, other than the appropriate depth modules. You may need a purple tablet, I don't remember. Other than that, the standard equipment you should have by this point is fine.