Abyss Roblox Midgame Progression Guide
Midgame is not about harder maps first. It is about controlling both profit consistency and failure cost.
13 min read · Last updated 2026-02-12
When You Are Truly in Midgame
You are ready for midgame when three conditions are met: you can complete multiple runs without oxygen failures, each run covers costs with profit left over, and you have at least one safe fish-selling route you can execute reliably. If any of these are missing, keep building in lower-risk zones first.
Zone Progression Order and Pace
Follow a map-first, difficulty-second rule. For every new area, run scouting passes to mark high-yield spots, exit routes, and refill points before full farming sessions. Ancient Sands and Forgotten Deep can both function as midgame core zones. A two-map rotation, one for money and one for collection progress, helps reduce variance.
Midgame Gear and Tube Planning
Keep the efficient Tube upgrade chain: Bigger Tank -> Deepslate Scanner -> High Speed Fins, then add Chest Scanner once your chest route becomes stable. This order improves survivability first, then information quality, then speed, which sharply reduces forced half-run returns.
Weapon Transition Path
Top weapon lists often rank the Forgotten line highly, but those upgrades are expensive and slow to acquire. In midgame, use a two-stage strategy: run an affordable transition weapon for daily consistency, then focus your savings into one clear end-goal weapon. This prevents progress loss from spreading resources across multiple half-built paths.
How to Combine Quests with Farming Routes
Do not run quests in isolation. Fold them into your farming loop by taking tasks that overlap with your existing route. Prioritize objectives that share fish spots and travel lines to cut extra commuting time. Midgame performance is mostly decided by effective actions per minute, not one-time bursts.
Why Midgame Progress Often Stalls
The most common blockers are chasing S-tier gear too early, repeating low-efficiency maps without review, and not tracking run economics. Do a short review every 30 minutes with only three metrics: run duration, average profit, and failure cause. If two review cycles show no improvement, adjust your route immediately.