Start a Livetopia RP submarine outing by separating The Nautilus from the personal AUV advertised by Underwater Pass. The Nautilus is the named submarine setting introduced for underwater journeys; the AUV is a separate personal vehicle in the paid package. Choose the experience you want before assuming both work the same way.
Underwater Pass also advertises access to restricted Nautilus areas and several themed items. Check the access prompt for each area rather than applying that restricted-area rule to every underwater activity or the whole submarine.
What The Nautilus was introduced to do
The official February 17, 2022 Update 42 announcement introduced The Nautilus as a submarine for an underwater adventure. It described additional rooms and views for pass owners, as well as a penguin companion and a personal vehicle.
The developer patch archive, last edited June 3, 2022, listed a historical route between Topia City, Dolphin Bay and Mt. Crescent. Check today’s destination and boarding information before using that original route for a trip.
Check the destination information available in your session before organizing a group departure. The old announcement doesn’t provide today’s launch button, dock position or journey duration.
The current Underwater Pass item list
The official product description, checked September 27, 2026, advertises these features:
| Feature | What the description establishes | What it does not specify |
|---|---|---|
| Restricted areas in The Nautilus | Named premium submarine access | Every room’s current entry rule |
| Personal AUV | An exclusive Autonomous Underwater Vehicle | A complete control guide, speed or maximum depth |
| Penguin pet | An exclusive themed companion | A resource-gathering or combat ability |
| Scuba backpack | A back accessory | An oxygen timer or survival bonus |
| Underwater booster | A named exclusive item | A measured performance increase |
| Sea snail house | A themed housing option | Its present layout or every housing permission |
Read the exact item descriptions before choosing the package. The scuba backpack listing does not promise unlimited oxygen, and the booster listing supplies no speed percentage.
For companion-focused scenes, the pets guide explains how to plan a visit around a pet without assuming an undocumented progression system.
Why this guide uses AUV rather than UAV
The original video description called the personal vehicle a “UAV.” The current pass listing explicitly calls it an AUV, expanding that name as Autonomous Underwater Vehicle.
Use the current product name when comparing the purchase. The terminology difference doesn’t demonstrate that the game contains two separate personal vehicles, and the word “autonomous” doesn’t document a particular autopilot mode or destination-selection control.
Look at the actual vehicle options and controls available to you. If an older tutorial shows something different, use the current interface rather than forcing its old sequence.
Plan a group exploration scene
Give the trip one objective
Choose a short sightseeing or explorer story. One player can organize the visit, another can portray a first-time traveler and a third can keep the conversation focused on what the group sees.
Assign those suggested roles with your group. You can start the explorer story without assuming paid submarine jobs, scientist ranks or mandatory research quests.
Pick a space everyone can reach
Before beginning a scene in a premium area, check the access prompts for the players joining you. Owning a pass doesn’t, by itself, explain whether other participants can enter alongside you.
If the group has mixed access, choose a meeting space everyone can use and keep the conversation there. That is easier than interrupting the scene while participants repeatedly try a restricted entrance.
Separate the journey from personal-vehicle play
If the goal is a shared Nautilus visit, keep the group together around that setting. If the goal is to use the personal AUV, confirm the vehicle is available to the relevant player and choose a meeting point before anyone moves away.
The pass lists both features, but it doesn’t say that selecting the personal vehicle controls The Nautilus or changes the submarine’s route.
Compare this with other water trips
The cruise ship guide covers an onboard vacation setting with its own Cruise Pass suites and facilities. The Dream Island guide focuses on island outings and dated boating examples.
Choose between them by the scene you want. A cruise dining visit, a beach outing and a submarine exploration session use different settings and advertised packages. Underwater Pass does not claim to include every cruise suite or personal boat.
If your main interest is a specific item, such as the penguin or sea snail house, weigh that feature separately. Compare that listed item with what you want to use instead of expecting unlisted ocean rewards.
FAQ
Is The Nautilus the same as the personal AUV?
No. The current description lists restricted Nautilus access and a personal AUV as separate features.
Do I need Underwater Pass for all submarine activities?
The description advertises access to restricted areas. It doesn’t establish a requirement for every submarine area or underwater activity.
Does the scuba backpack provide unlimited oxygen?
It is described as a back accessory. The listing does not document an oxygen system or an unlimited-oxygen benefit.
What route does The Nautilus take?
The historical developer archive listed Topia City, Dolphin Bay and Mt. Crescent. Check today’s destination information rather than treating that old route as a current timetable.
How fast is the Underwater booster?
The product description doesn’t give a speed value or percentage. Check an item’s current details before planning around a measured performance increase.