Wow...
I learned all of the Korvax language.
Now you can order beer in korvaxish
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Now you can order beer in korvaxish
Sweet. I liked SvB too cause Barfleck so according to the Internet I got shit taste so I'll probably love it
Collateral22
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How do you upgrade your exosuit slots?
ScaryShark
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You find drop pods that allow you to purchase them.
travisbickle
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Wow...
I learned all of the Korvax language.
How many words was that? To be honest, I did get a bit annoyed when I saw you had to learn multiple languages because I was getting to the point of understanding most of the Gex and answering questions without blind luck.
Check if it just makes all Korvax conversation legible, maybe fills in the conjunctions etc...
It's sad, but I've never seen a game NOT have people posting like that. From AAA (CoD, Destiny, Dark Souls) all the way down to the smallest Indies (n++, trackmania), there's always people willing a game to fail.
valkillmore
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I wish I hadn't.
I'm one of the few who fucked themselves and traded to a ship that didn't have a warp drive. I don't have a blueprint because I redeemed the code prior to getting a warp recipe. Didn't even anticipate this.
You can't get any more???
Not that I can see. I sold like 4 before I knew they were important, and when you
answer to the atlas 'refuse' (cuz it's the only option you have if you don't have enough at that point) a black hole appears and does I don't even know what, but it looks like the Atlas business is over. The checkpoints in the map section also do not lead to more Atlas things, so, like, don't sell that shit. I guess?
The variety will change, don't worry about that.
Pity you don't dig the gameplay. It does open up and add more aspects as you progress. There's a decent amount of depth.
I wouldn't call it "fun" so much as "satisfying" at this stage. Knowing what you have to do to progress, pulling your resources together, adventuring then executing your plan.
I did find the game fun to begin with though.
Something the game barely explains is that you get 200k+ units for finding all creatures in a planet. To do this pause and check your "planet breakdown" - all the check boxes. Then go animal hunting. Hold L2 for the scanner and look for little blinking white dots which signify life forms. It becomes like Pokémon snap.
Watch out for when you only have one or two left though. Can get really annoying.
BigTnaples
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So as someone who hasn't played the game yet and doesn't understand those mechanics, what's the reasoning for not using the preorder ship? I'll be playing the PC version when it unlocks, but don't want to screw myself.
Ah, when I don't have the materials I need for a conversation I hit circle to back out and come back to it later, maybe that was an option?
Still, thanks for the warning
noomi
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Ok, so I'll be starting my first time in the afternoon. ...
Things I've learned to do/not to do by reading this thread:
1. Do NOT upgrade to the pre-order ship until after you build the hyperdrive and have the blueprint.
2. Do NOT enter a black hole with 3 waypoints already set.
3. Don't obsess too much over collecting everything as inventory fills quickly and resources are plentiful.
4. Make sure to place upgrades near the item that is being upgraded for a better effect.
5. Sprint/Melee/Jump for quicker movement....
Anything else I should be aware of?
Things I've learned to do/not to do by reading this thread:
1. Do NOT upgrade to the pre-order ship until after you build the hyperdrive and have the blueprint.
2. Do NOT enter a black hole with 3 waypoints already set.
3. Don't obsess too much over collecting everything as inventory fills quickly and resources are plentiful.
4. Make sure to place upgrades near the item that is being upgraded for a better effect.
5. Sprint/Melee/Jump for quicker movement....
Anything else I should be aware of?
It can apparently screw up the progression.
An early part of the game's "main" missions are something like
Receive hyperdrive fuel -> jump to new system -> acquire blueprint to construct more hyperdrive fuel
If you put the hyperdrive fuel in your ship but then change to a new ship with no hyperdrive fuel, you can apparently get stuck as you have no way to build/receive more fuel, and can't get to the next system without it
I THINK you're supposed to receive more fuel or something after wandering around for a bit, but a few people have reported being stuck here so I'm not 100% sure on what's true or not.
Edit: actually I might be describing a slightly different issue here? This is for changing ship at the wrong time, not sure if the preceded thing is the same or something different
there is no giant spaceworm snake thing is there ?
Don't see why not. I literally was attacked by an elephant with wings earlier :\
I've seen them available to be bought for about 2m!
https://twitter.com/NoMansSky/status/764060827833905153@NoMansSky
No Man's Sky PC release today. It's coming...
Lol, yeah, I like the game, but not that much
I'll probably clean up all the achievements and then call it quits. I think I've put in more than 60 hours at this point.This was a *pain* in this ass to discover.
I have only ever found this material as asteroids in space. Not on land. Make sure your ship has enough space so you can see what you're getting and fire at the larger asteroids.
valkillmore
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Check to see if there are any super-large asteroids in the space of your current star system. Sometimes they're iron, sometimes they're iridium.
^
Joseph Flemming
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Guess I missed this warning, why not?
Is that a ps4 dev console/pc?
WaterAstro
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KennyLinder
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The silver box is a PS4 dev kit.
Check to see if there are any super-large asteroids in the space of your current star system. Sometimes they're iron, sometimes they're iridium.
^
Thanks guys. Guess I'll blast of into the great unknown then.
Collateral22
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The box thing under the monitors is a dev kit.
aspiegamer
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What the... what? Is that a vape pen in the middle of the desk? Tisk.
From how I think levels work for the different statistical categories, I can see that I'm essentially at zero for survival and zoology. For the first I assume that means specific upgrades and a lot of wandering around and suffering on hostile worlds. The later? I have noooo idea how to go about trying to complete it for any single planet, to say nothing of many. Best I've managed is 6-7/10 and I can't tag any flying creatures.
From how I think levels work for the different statistical categories, I can see that I'm essentially at zero for survival and zoology. For the first I assume that means specific upgrades and a lot of wandering around and suffering on hostile worlds. The later? I have noooo idea how to go about trying to complete it for any single planet, to say nothing of many. Best I've managed is 6-7/10 and I can't tag any flying creatures.
Darryl M R
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Can I attack random ships leaving space stations and if I kill them will I get their entire inventory?
Tobe Tobusch
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Try to shot the damn things or get on higher Terrain
BigTnaples
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Fuck yes. Really hoping it runs well at 4K. Hoping to get 50-60 without issue.
Also hope you can push the LOD a significant amount over console.
We will know soon enough.
Whoa 3x 4k monitors that is some pixels right there!
HalfBakedProphet
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Ok, most fun I've had in this game is...
2 jetpack upgrades, planet full of Gravitno Balls and a terminal nearby. I'm leaping around like spiderman with the run+melee+jetpack jump, grabbing Gravitinos while the slow sentinels follow in tow completely helpless to stop me. Sell off the balls at the terminal when my inventory is full, make bank and go again.
7.5 million made on this one planet.
2 jetpack upgrades, planet full of Gravitno Balls and a terminal nearby. I'm leaping around like spiderman with the run+melee+jetpack jump, grabbing Gravitinos while the slow sentinels follow in tow completely helpless to stop me. Sell off the balls at the terminal when my inventory is full, make bank and go again.
7.5 million made on this one planet.
valkillmore
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Just a tip if you're going asteroid hunting. Make sure before you do you've got at least one slot full of oxide material incase you get into a dust-up w hostile ships. You probably already know that but I thought I'd offer that
HalfBakedProphet
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There should be a special place in hell for whoever made their flight pattern.
Cool!
I'm a little nervous about PC version though, considering the technical issues PS4 version is facing.
Zoology Tips:
- It can be hard as tits to find the final few species, I honestly gave up a few times, sure it had glitched. Be sure to check the skies (I've seen planets with 3 types of birds), the sea, caves, AND....butterflies! Very small butterflies were a species on one of my planets that I missed countless times thinking they were nothing important.
- When you finally do get all the species, immediately press options and hold X on the little grey box that says '100%, upload for xCredits' beneath the list of species discovered. That's what actually uploads that data and ticks the milestone, it does not tick automatically!
- There is an exploit. Find a planet (most likely a moon in my experience) that is dead, devoid of life. Go and tag the 100% box as mentioned in the tip above. Boom, that counts as a milestone! Remember, you can also only tick that box when still on that planet, so don't leave first!
- It can be hard as tits to find the final few species, I honestly gave up a few times, sure it had glitched. Be sure to check the skies (I've seen planets with 3 types of birds), the sea, caves, AND....butterflies! Very small butterflies were a species on one of my planets that I missed countless times thinking they were nothing important.
- When you finally do get all the species, immediately press options and hold X on the little grey box that says '100%, upload for xCredits' beneath the list of species discovered. That's what actually uploads that data and ticks the milestone, it does not tick automatically!
- There is an exploit. Find a planet (most likely a moon in my experience) that is dead, devoid of life. Go and tag the 100% box as mentioned in the tip above. Boom, that counts as a milestone! Remember, you can also only tick that box when still on that planet, so don't leave first!
It releases globally at the same time, which also is the same time as the Steam unlock. It's 5 hours away everywhere as far as I know.
Shoot em down, scan the corpse.
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