That's not the 12th August!
Oh FFS, I'm off work on Friday too.
That's not the 12th August!
That's not the 12th August!
by the way tip about the Alpha Vector preorder ship just say Accept, after you open the screen from the Redeem option in the Options menu. You'll get a trade screen but it doesn't really matter at this point, you can't swap anything (a bit confusing) but Accept the ship and that will become your new ship. It's appreciably better than the starting one, has a warp drive, and looks like an old Cylon interceptor which is dope. It's not too OP though as you still have to repair the booster I think (I did anyways).
With what we know, is there anyway to easily play with friends?
Is a single player game easily played with friend? 0o
No. You just share names of discovered stuff. Or is it theoretically possible?How is this a single player game? Wasnt it everyone sharing the same universe and we could cross paths with other players?
How is this a single player game? Wasnt it everyone sharing the same universe and we could cross paths with other players?
Its too big, even if the game sold 100m copies the chances of encountering another player are close to zero.How is this a single player game? Wasnt it everyone sharing the same universe and we could cross paths with other players?
No. You just share names of discovered stuff.
Yeah, as of the release date shift the game no longer has region-specific unlock times. Fingers crossed that changes.
<h1>Available: <span id="localtime">12 August</span></h1>
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var oDate = new Date( "Fri, 12 Aug 2016 18:00:00 +0100" );
Apparently you miss a big chunk of the tutorial though.
Dude this is like the second or third time you've made this comment when you obviously don't have the game. You're basing this on what then? Stop already.
Alright, got it, theoretically possible.Yes. The game is a shared universe and in theory, you can run across other players.
That said, we don't know anything about the mechanics of player-to-player interaction, and because it will be incredibly rare, who knows how long until the first meeting is.
oh yeah? can I read about this anywhere?
What price are you seeing the game at? also what price do you normally buy new releases at?
Currently you can get it for £44 and upwards, that's about £4 more than "the norm".
The reason it's this price is because retailers know it's in demand and they don't have to price it down to get it to sell.
I got my copy for £37, there have been multiple times leading to release where it's been below £40. Just wait and bit and buy it from ebay second hand or wait on shops dropping the price in a couple of weeks if money is an issue.
Sure. These get increasingly spoilery, but I'm not too far in the game so I'm not ruining any end-game or late-game shit or anything. Also a couple are just more depth/angles on things we have already seen:
1.There are puzzles in the game. Mathematical/code breaking ones. You'll find certain rooms/outposts that have system scanners (which have been left on) and you have to select the next part of a code/formula which is displayed on the right. For example
'You see that the scanner has picked up a signal from a distant planet. If you can insert the right missing piece of information, perhaps you will uncover something.
Code: 8712 - 7128 - 1287 - XXXX
What do you type in?
- 2871
- 2718
- 2817'
Select the right one and you get a new schematic or a new point of interest (probably a ship, a monolith, or a factory).
2.There is a quest system including bounties, hunts, wars, resource collection - but there seem to be even more varieties we haven't seen.
For example, one time I met an alien from a race I didn't know that well, and the description was like 'The alien looks perturbed and emits a faintly sour scent. He is looking at a data pad with another alien on it. He gestures the pad towards me. He needs help. What do you do?'
The alien's dialogue I only partly understood - I just understood him saying the name of his race and the word 'help'.
My options were:
'Advise the alien to seek counsel'
'Refuse to help the alien'
'Agree to help the alien'
Being a stand-up guy, I agreed to help him, and I got the flavour text:
'The alien looks ecstatic that you decided to take his place. He hands you the data pad featuring your wife-to-be.
Now you just have to wait for the marriage call...'
3.The Sentinels' wanted system works almost exactly like the police in GTA V, with stealth/patrolling and everything.
Get spotted destroying something continuously, or aggro them, and you will get 1-2 "stars".
One of them will have a radio and will make a call for support. Destroy that one to stop them calling for backup.
Destroy the remaining ones and the wanted stars will fade away.
Alternatively you can go pacifist, and use stealth to hide from them. Legit like hide behind buildings, in caves, around cliffs etc. They have actual line of sight and will patrol the area for you.
4.There is some sort of over-arching story about a conflict between the Atlas and rebels who are against it. The rebels seem to be called Nada and Polo or something. I haven't seen much of this but from what I've heard it gets deeper.
The mechanic is that they each give you different places to go or different objectives to meet, and I think following one path locks the other. You also get different 'galactic POIs' to go visit - the Atlas has commanded me to go to a certain system, and now that gets its own little blue 'trail' on the Galactic Map. I've no idea what will happen when I get there, but I assume it'll be some story content, maybe with more dialogue choices.
The galaxy is so incomprehensibly large it's almost impossible to run across another player.
Its too big, even if the game sold 100m copies the chances of encountering another player are close to zero.
What the heck is a nu male cuck?
Aren't all the planets in the galaxy randomly/procedurally generated though meaning no game world will be the same for each player?
Or is every player in the same universe but starting at different locations? 0o
Just got an email from the local games place saying that the dutch distributor have mislabelled a bunch of copies intended for UK, France & Switzerland and they're trying to sort this out just now.
By the time I get into space all the planets will have orange tents on them.
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I adore Don't Starve and proudly call it one of my favorite games ever. I realize not everything is for everyone, but as someone who is receptive to procedurally generated games with survival or crafting or whatever, I just couldn't find a way to like NMS in my couple hour with it. I may try a bit more later but it's not looking good for me.
I have no agenda. I bought the game. I wanted to like it. What crazy person would pay money for a game they don't want to like?
Getting to complain about something being bad is like the little silver lining after a shitty purchase.
Aren't all the planets in the galaxy randomly/procedurally generated though meaning no game world will be the same for each player?
Or is every player in the same universe but starting at different locations? 0o
Just looked at the UK source code, I see this
I may have messed up the game progression. I've been to 2 solar systems and it still thinks my hyperdrive doesn't work so it's making me do a quest for it. Didn't I used hyperdrive to go to another system?
I don't have any understanding about how to make antimatter. Should I have gotten info about this?
Yes I did. Is this the confusion?Did you redeem the preorder ship?
I may have messed up the game progression. I've been to 2 solar systems and it still thinks my hyperdrive doesn't work so it's making me do a quest for it. Didn't I used hyperdrive to go to another system?
I don't have any understanding about how to make antimatter. Should I have gotten info about this?
Yes I did. Is this the confusion?
Yes I did. Is this the confusion?
Even if you do come across another player, what could you do..... nothing.
"Oh hey... another player, cool."
So am I boned. Do I need to go back to my first system?Look at the crafting you can do within the ship's inventory.
You can build antimatter there, but you will need another component first that you can also craft from the ship's inventory crafting menu.
Oh yeah, this is it. The pre-order ship fucks up the game progression some.
ha, sure son, since you ask so nicely.
I love how someone claiming there are hidden/unknown mechanics and me asking him to elaborate when I have personally watched at least 20-30 hours of people streaming and also talked to countless people who have played the game for days is seen as some negative affront to this game.
Hey, you know what? I'm gonna buy the game. Look I'm one of you now! You can lay off!
Grow up,seriously.
Dude this is like the second or third time you've made this comment when you obviously don't have the game. You're basing this on what then? Stop already.
Hmm kind of janky so far. Didn't expect mining to be such a chore.
Havent landed on a world that made me say wow yet. But I am only 2 hours into the game.
Awesome post! Clears everything up for me. Thanks for taking the time to answer questions.
https://www.reddit.com/r/NoMansSkyTheGame/comments/4wv1ac/the_pre_order_ship_is_a_huge_problem/
Yeah, apparently it skips tutorial bits regarding antimatter.
Even if you redeem the pre-order DLC it is listed as a separate item from the game in your download list. You can choose in this case, simply download one and ignore the other.
For folks that redeemed the content this issue can be easily avoided.
I had a post typed out but erased it. It's basically a combination of insults that Elliot Rodger types say about people who don't hate women as much as they do.