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Subautica 2 developers have spoken about the decision to stay firm on the non-violent stance on its upcoming oceanic survival game, even after fans from one country wanted weapon manufacturing.

Speaking to press in an early Subnautica 2 briefing last week, where Eurogamer was present, lead game designer Anthony Gallegos and media lead Scott MacDonald at Unknown World dove into the themes of environmental cohabitation.

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"You can scan creatures and read lengthy PDAs about their taxonomy and their history on the world. We know a lot of fans treat this game like a David Attenborough Earth type thing, so we really wanted to deliver that as well," said Galligos.

One of the manifestations of the game's non-violent approach to wildlife in Subnautica 2 is the presence of 'bloom', which infests and agitates fauna in the game.…