How to find SEAGLIDE FRAGMENTS | Subnautica
3In this Subnautica tutorial, I'll show you how to find the crucial Seaglide fragments. These fragments are essential for your survival in the game, as they allow you to move faster and explore further in the underwater world.
We'll give you tips on where to look and what to look for when searching for Seaglide fragments. By following our guide, you'll be able to upgrade your equipment and make your Subnautica experience even more thrilling! So don't miss out on this important step and join us as we uncover the secrets of the deep sea.
The Seaglide possesses a 3D map of nearby terrain and a flashlight that can be turned on and off interchangeably through 5 different settings. The flashlight uses energy while active. Toggling the flashlight (using the right mouse button) three times consecutively will toggle the map on or off. Despite the flashlight being useful in certain situations, the brightness and area are less than the regular flashlight.
The Seaglide's speed is fixed and is not affected at all by the player's Fins, Suit, and Oxygen tanks like the Standard O₂ Tank will not slow it down. The Fragments can be found in the Kelp Forest and in Safe Shallows.
While wearing Swim Charge Fins, as long as the player remains moving the Seaglide will slowly gain charge rather than losing it, allowing for effectively infinite use. One recommendation to maximize this feature is to switch a low or depleted battery from another tool with the battery on the Seaglide. Even if the battery has 0% charge the fins will recharge it. The Seaglide will turn on and off once or twice in the beginning but right after that, it will start gaining power faster than losing it.
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