Baroquemantic
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Hmm, yeah. Hopefully that's the case.
No Man's Sky |OT| Hello Worlds.
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Octavianus
Banned
The one from Journey is pretty neat.
Tal Shiar Agent
Banned
One more hour. Why do you open so late BestBuy!?
MrTroubleMaker
Member
"patiently waiting for the 12"
Not sure lol. Still figuring everything out and the laws of the universe.
I do want a new multitool, though.
Only played through enough to check out space this morning, but redeemed the DLC ship, so I guess I need to restart the game.
I assume Ill need to actually go into the system and delete the save file to do this? Currently at work now
I have not booted it up yet, is there an issue or process needed with the DLC ship?
noomi
Member
This will never happen, and I'm sure it wouldn't even fit into the theme of the game.
but!
How cool would it be to have player bounties?! Lets say you piss off a faction or go on a path of destruction; you could have your name added to a bounty list for any other player to pickup from a vendor of sorts. Then you would potentially spend weeks trying to track this player down and bring him to justice for xx ammount of credits or some epic loot.
Would be cool.... just sayin'
Hmm, maybe. I don't think I would have it in me to shoot another player though
but!
How cool would it be to have player bounties?! Lets say you piss off a faction or go on a path of destruction; you could have your name added to a bounty list for any other player to pickup from a vendor of sorts. Then you would potentially spend weeks trying to track this player down and bring him to justice for xx ammount of credits or some epic loot.
Would be cool.... just sayin'
Hmm, maybe. I don't think I would have it in me to shoot another player though
Chaos2Frozen
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Captain's Log #1:
Crash landed on a toxic wasteland of perpetual acid rain, inhabited by giant mushroom like flora and unusual small harmless insect/reptile creatures, not to mention those mysterious Sentinel robots patrolling the area. I wanted to get off this planet as soon as possible but several vital equipment have been damaged from the crash including my ship and scanners, I would have to start scavenging for resources to repair them.
I would have to science the shit out of this.
First things' first, I have to seek shelter from this god forsaken rain. Fortunately there's a nearby cave system from the crash site. Iron seems to be the most abundant resource on this planet, with iron ores every few metres. Carbon and Plutonium were easily gathered as well. While the local Fauna offer zero aggression, the Sentinel robots would offer attack me as I harvest the land of resources. This was something I had to keep in mind as large monolith of rare Aluminium would take awhile to break down and harvest. There were also several equipment left behind by previous expeditions, as well as unknown ships soaring through the skies.
While I would love to stay and explore longer, but having to juggle my suit's toxic protection in addition to life support did not seem like a tempting proposition. As soon as I've repair all the critical equipment, I was all too ready to leave. It was then I actually noticed the relic cargo, the "Atlas" that my ship had been carrying was reacting to me.
I chose to "accept the Atlas' guidance".
The engine of my ship roared to life, it took me a moment to readjust to the controls again after the crash. I pointed the nose upwards and accelerated. The ship soon broke free from the gravitational pull, and it was only then I saw the curvature of the planet... of the whole planet, and realized how tiny the zone I was just in.
The ship system pick up several signal of interest from my location- there was a moon right in front of me as well as another planet behind it, but the one the caught my attention was the space station beacon. With my curiosity pipped, I turned my ship towards the beacon and accelerated.
Estimated time to arrived: 45 minutes.
...Good thing I have a warp drive.
Crash landed on a toxic wasteland of perpetual acid rain, inhabited by giant mushroom like flora and unusual small harmless insect/reptile creatures, not to mention those mysterious Sentinel robots patrolling the area. I wanted to get off this planet as soon as possible but several vital equipment have been damaged from the crash including my ship and scanners, I would have to start scavenging for resources to repair them.
I would have to science the shit out of this.
First things' first, I have to seek shelter from this god forsaken rain. Fortunately there's a nearby cave system from the crash site. Iron seems to be the most abundant resource on this planet, with iron ores every few metres. Carbon and Plutonium were easily gathered as well. While the local Fauna offer zero aggression, the Sentinel robots would offer attack me as I harvest the land of resources. This was something I had to keep in mind as large monolith of rare Aluminium would take awhile to break down and harvest. There were also several equipment left behind by previous expeditions, as well as unknown ships soaring through the skies.
While I would love to stay and explore longer, but having to juggle my suit's toxic protection in addition to life support did not seem like a tempting proposition. As soon as I've repair all the critical equipment, I was all too ready to leave. It was then I actually noticed the relic cargo, the "Atlas" that my ship had been carrying was reacting to me.
I chose to "accept the Atlas' guidance".
The engine of my ship roared to life, it took me a moment to readjust to the controls again after the crash. I pointed the nose upwards and accelerated. The ship soon broke free from the gravitational pull, and it was only then I saw the curvature of the planet... of the whole planet, and realized how tiny the zone I was just in.
The ship system pick up several signal of interest from my location- there was a moon right in front of me as well as another planet behind it, but the one the caught my attention was the space station beacon. With my curiosity pipped, I turned my ship towards the beacon and accelerated.
Estimated time to arrived: 45 minutes.
...Good thing I have a warp drive.
Darryl M R
Member
Can I redeem the pre-order ship after the tutorial to not deal with the current bugs
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So if I'm immediately put off by my first planet, can I just wipe the save and start over without it affecting anything?
I don't think anyone who has accepted the preorder ship "too early" or screwing with the hyperdrive related quests needs to delete their save.
Your priority is to find the recipe for antimatter. I have a feeling there are a couple ways you can do so but try scanning and looking for
Your priority is to find the recipe for antimatter. I have a feeling there are a couple ways you can do so but try scanning and looking for
factories on nearby planets.
Commander Kook
Neo Member
So is it safe to say that when I get home with the game, I should play the tutorial first, and then use the preorder code? Sounds like that might be the best strategy here.
The Elite
BOSS
Seems like the right way to do it.
legacyzero
Banned
Uhhhh first- Holy shit that sounds rad. Second- no idea. Havn't seen anything like that yet.
SlasherJPC
Banned
First time last night... oh what a night!!!!
guybrushfreeman
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Yeah I can't see how that would be a problem, they even told people with a save pre-patch it would be a good idea to create a new save after launch.
I've found loads of ruins like this too but can't see anything to do with those things
No way guuuuuys, thats part of the fun. Truth. I genuinely enjoy inventory management. What that says about me I don't know.... ( ._.)
What is the deal with the DLC code? I'm about to start and need some clarification before inputting it.
Sodding_Gamer
Member
Go to an outpost and use a bypass chip to scan nearby areas. You need to scan for shelters and you'll find there is exosuit upgrades in them that don't cost a whole lot. at first. Will help you out with your inventory for a while
MrJohnSherry
Member
Everybody's Gone To The Rapture one is pretty sweet!
ZeroMaverick
Member
The one downside to preordering from Amazon for that cool 20% off is waiting around all day for UPS 😖😖
Hope it's sooner than 7:59pm!
Hope it's sooner than 7:59pm!
Why bother? You should be able to just leave and start exploring the star system. The next planet you visit is just as likely to be more interesting to you as the one you might start on next time.
Darryl M R
Member
I'm a little salty now. Amazon pushed back my LE edition until Thursday and now if I buy the digital version I do not get the pre-order avatars
Commander Kook
Neo Member
From what I gather, using the code and beginning with the DLC ship bypasses some of the tutorials you would get when using the starter ship, like repairs and crafting parts like the hyperdrive (I think).
I would play with the starter ship until its fully functional, then enter the code for the new one.
Really enjoying it so far. Currently flogging Plutonium from these nearby planets to the space station for good money. Almost a millionaire! Too bad the good ship upgrades are 3 million +.
Keep eye out for crashed ships
After just watching interstellar, I had a damn carbon copy Matt Damon Ice planet that was dead as a door nail in my second system. Completely loaded with resources.
I found it really cool I stumbled across that planet after just finishing the movie. I should've taken screens but I was too busy taking it all in.
I found it really cool I stumbled across that planet after just finishing the movie. I should've taken screens but I was too busy taking it all in.
I redeemed my code on my PC but I guess I shouldn't activate it in the game then. This is the kind of game that I actually really wouldn't want a "cheat code" right away. I want that bit of slow burn to make the exploration feel more significant.
If you're not liking the inventory management just focus on the things you got to get. Carbon and iron are plentyful so you don't have to carry much of it. Check what blueprints you can create and focus on getting those resources. If you find relics and cool stuff, transfer it over to your ship so you can trade it later. Yeah it takes up time and but the inv management is pretty fun.
Great start to my journey lul
That's some hideous CA
Really enjoying it so far. Currently flogging Plutonium from these nearby planets to the space station for good money. Almost a millionaire! Too bad the good ship upgrades are 3 million +.
ha ha some poor sucker bought all my plutonium for 91% above market value. Poor bastard.
Someone else seems to have suggested that finding a factory and breaking into it will give you what you need.
This sounds right as it's what happens next in the tutorial.
Do that.
Yep.
You'll lose whatever you've picked up, but it's no biggie.
FYI part of the experience is getting past the nightmare/hell planets to reach the paradise ones. Makes them that much sweeter.
Tal Shiar Agent
Banned
I hope the freighters that they are added later can act as carriers so you can keep multiple smaller ships.
This was good! Keep on making these!
molnizzle
Member
Pretty sure this is incorrect. This isn't an MMO connected to web servers. You can play it offline, it's all procedurally generated. There's no "multiplayer" whatsoever. You can name stuff and have it show up in other people's game (almost like a leaderboard) but there's no matchmaking, you're never in the same instance as another player. Everything is locally generated on your hardware. It's just generated the same for everyone because that's how the algorithm works.
Are they actually called factories? The only locked up places I've seen so far are called Operation Centres.
Garrett Hawke
Member
I don't know what to even do
I left my home world and went towards both an "off world beacon" and a "space station" but neither of them ever appeared. Just an icon eternally in front of me, even after I had pulse jumped towards them.
Any help?
lol
I left my home world and went towards both an "off world beacon" and a "space station" but neither of them ever appeared. Just an icon eternally in front of me, even after I had pulse jumped towards them.
Any help?
The OP doesn't seem to be aware that you can selectively disable DLC on Steam (right-click -> Properties -> DLC, or just scroll down to the DLC list if you're using Detail View). There's effectively zero harm in pre-ordering or otherwise registering the ship to your account.
travisbickle
Member
Great start to my journey lul
Don't think it can be the same because they're designed in such different ways but that was how Driveclub looked on my console. I took it to a Sony repair centre and they said it was a gpu issue.
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