sounds pretty dope to me...Starting to have quite a bit of appreciation for the random NPC interactions.
I haven't learned many Gek words (or many words at all, not seeking them out on this character), so this was kinda cool:got no helpful information out of what the Gek said to me in his language except the word "despair," but the description of the situation indicated the dude was pointing toward his life support system, and the choice was of different element types to give him.
Since in-game I know that you use isotopes to recharge your suit life support I just used my general space-savvy to get this right despite the language barrier, and got a nice pulse drive upgrade as thanks.
Little by little I'm coming to understand exactly what it is Sean and HG made here. All of the comparisons to other games thus far have been largely unsatisfying to me.
No Man's Sky is a paperback Choose Your Own Adventure sci-fi novel translated into a 2016-era videogame.
Go into low orbit over a planet and look for big asteroids.Need some tips to find iridium. I've talked to like 14 ships, none are selling. Can't find it in space or on planets.
I need it to repair my buffed warp drive and my waypoints keep giving me jumps I can't make because it assumes it's upgraded, even though it's broken.
Go into low orbit over a planet and look for big asteroids.
Especially in the early game, it's not worth hoarding anything at all.Since we will have a bunch of new players with the PC release: Do not horde the following ressources. They are everywhere and easily obtainable if you need them: Iron, Carbon, Plutonium.
Don't waste storage space and your time until you have a better suit.
Haven't left this place in two days, this is one of the smaller mounds. Pictures don't do it justice.
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Yup. I know a lot of people are feeling "duped" for whatever reason. I went in with very little thought of what the game SHOULD be, and just played it for what the game IS.Starting to have quite a bit of appreciation for the random NPC interactions.
I haven't learned many Gek words (or many words at all, not seeking them out on this character), so this was kinda cool:got no helpful information out of what the Gek said to me in his language except the word "despair," but the description of the situation indicated the dude was pointing toward his life support system, and the choice was of different element types to give him.
Since in-game I know that you use isotopes to recharge your suit life support I just used my general space-savvy to get this right despite the language barrier, and got a nice pulse drive upgrade as thanks.
Little by little I'm coming to understand exactly what it is Sean and HG made here. All of the comparisons to other games thus far have been largely unsatisfying to me.
No Man's Sky is a paperback Choose Your Own Adventure sci-fi novel translated into a 2016-era videogame.
I'm on High settings, my PC can't handle Ultra.
I would switch to Ultra for screenshots but you have to restart every time and that's kinda annoying.
I love NMS and I love X (X3 especially), and the two are really nothing alike.Does anyone remember the X PC games? That is the closest I can come to when thinking of a comparison for NMS.
What the hell are the Distress Signals(!) in space and what are you supposed to do with them? Every time I get close to one it just starts bouncing all over the current star system.
I go through bouts of actively searching out the the knowledge cylinders, etc. I've found several dozen words and still most of the communications with aliens are largely gibberish. The occasional word has helped give me a hint, but not as much as I'd like for the effort I've put into it.I haven't learned many Gek words (or many words at all, not seeking them out on this character),
The only thing Ultra is shadows and they still flicker and are blocky.
The game is very very VERY blurry on PC, even downscaled.
It all uses 100% CPU at all times, dropping to 0fps for stuttering and cutting out my voice in Skype while it does so.
Not the greatest PC version I have ever played. The FOV as well just feels WRONG.
I didn't see an Ultra setting. Just High.
Shadows has an Ultra setting.
Everything else maxes at High
There are a few of these "forbidden" resources:I just discovered Venom Sacs on this planet, and figured out by accident how insanely valuable they were lol. I went to go sell some stuff and noticed the one Venom Sac I had was worth 0ver 26,000CU. There all over the place too lol. The only catch is that the minute you start mining one, the bastards send Elite Sentinel killers after you. So I go out, grab about 5-6 of them, and then run back into the outpost, and then sell them and head out.
So, I've been trying to get to the center faster and have been choosing short cut when prompted. But some sites are saying it's quicker to take Atlas route? The shortcuts take longer then...? What?
So the planet I started out on was decent.
However the very first creature I see? In tall grass scurrying toward me? The thing of bloody nightmares!
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It is like a weird Lovecraft inspired spider that uses only two legs (the four limbs on its back just....hang there and slowly move around like hands just waiting to grab you and pull you down in the deep dark abyss)
Also this thing is a herbivore...and very friendly, which meant they followed me around after I fed them.
OMFG, I didn't know something that monstrous was possible in this game.
Do you have any active quests? They will guide you toward crafting your first one.Whats a warp cell and how to I craft/find one?
I didn't see an Ultra setting. Just High.
Do you have any active quests? They will guide you toward crafting your first one.
Uhh. What have you done so far, what is it telling you to do in the bottom right?I don't believe so. How do I activate a quest lol
Just experienced this for the first time twice in a row, hilarious bug, very disorienting. like your launch thrusters are taking steroidsHas anyone else been encountering this weird bug where sometimes you get into your ship and are suddenly blasted off into space?
I am taking the Atlas path but strange enough, looking at the yellow path to the Galactic Center and the Blue Atlas path I'm on, it's strange that my current path is taking me an way that makes me actually travel further away from the center.
Hopefully this makes more sense in due time.
Servers are basically dead.
How did you pay for all the upgrades on one planet?
Also when you go to a new drop pod do you leave orbit to travel faster to a location of interest?
Is there anyway to mark on your map the pod that let's you use a bypass hacking device to find drop pods or should I just farm for those hacking devices by the pod and then go and check out the locations?
If you accepted the Atlas at the beginning (big red orb) quest info will be in the bottom right of the screen. Some quest steps appear like tool tips, such as go to the Galactic map to warp to another system.I don't believe so. How do I activate a quest lol
Which one is that and do you have it directly connected for the bonus?Wow this warp drive upgrade is nuts. I can skip several jumps now.
Has anyone else been encountering this weird bug where sometimes you get into your ship and are suddenly blasted off into space?
Little by little I'm coming to understand exactly what it is Sean and HG made here. All of the comparisons to other games thus far have been largely unsatisfying to me.
No Man's Sky is a paperback Choose Your Own Adventure sci-fi novel translated into a 2016-era videogame.
Uhh. What have you done so far, what is it telling you to do in the bottom right?
that never switches out with anything else?Lol my forever quest is to apparently 'redeem unclaimed items in the menu'
Wish I could disable it. *sobs*
Man, the shit some people are slinging at Sean on Twitter is disgusting.
I hate people.
Just redeem it. It doesn't break anything unless you swap it out for another ship before getting the hyperdrive blueprint from the quest, but the quest still gives you the hyperdrive blueprint even if you have the pre order ship.Lol my forever quest is to apparently 'redeem unclaimed items in the menu'
Wish I could disable it. *sobs*
Those have always been Freighters being attacked by pirates for meWhat's up with those Distress Signals (orange/yellow circle win an exclamation mark) freefloating in space?
There is always nothing going on there.
If you activate it again and choose the same option, it will (or may?) send you to another location. I've done this a few times. No real clue how it chooses them. But yeah, when you choose a building of the type you're at and it just points back to the waypoint sucks.On topic, does it bug anyone else that the location beacons with orange light will find you the closest of a given building, even if it is one that you have already visited? That's the only time I wish I had a map of a planet.