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This was always the point of the guide, to share how I made this trip without the Cyclops, and if people are still finding it useful, then I'm pleased. Just because a vehicle outside of the scope of this guide had improvements made to it doesn't mean the information here isn't valid.
23 Aug, 2018 @ 5:04am"
That's after the silent running update. My bad.
I built a chair next to my helm so I can sit and watch the ghost leviathans swim past close enough to touch and so long as the engine is off they don't care.
Even if you have taken damage from a leviathan there is no reason it should destroy you, cut the engine and it will only attack one time after the engine is dead and give up. If you look at the radar on your right in the cyclops it shows a faint blue circle around the image of your cyclops and that circle represents the distance noise is travelling. you don't need to use silent running unless you are so close to something that it is on your radar and then you can use silent running to almost touch them as you go past. (Silent running is almost as effective at cutting the engines if you stop moving).