Cool planet! Never seen anything like that.
I'd be happy to just be able to change the damned FOV on PS4.
How does the black hole warps work? I've just made 4 jumps in a row and checked the galactic map and it looks like I'm just warping around a circle, I don't get any closer to the center, same distance, I just pop up on different sides on the centre.
Bah! I thought you would actually get a shortcut to the centre through the black holes with at least 10000LY of travel. 1500LY is nothing, I do more than that with my fully upgraded hyperdrive. It's cheaper though, if you use a dedicated black hole travel ship as I learned earlier in this thread, a cheap ship you have on the freighter only used for traveling through black holes so it doesn't matter if it breaks.It should always warp you closer to the center, but at random positions in the galaxy. The jump distance towards the center is pretty small though, I think around 1500 LY, while I think you start off at about 180.000 LY, don't remember the exact numbers if there are any. So you basically jump to random points in space, sometimes you travel tens or hundreds of thousands of light years (as in, that's the distance you crossed from point A to point B), but in a practical sense you've only gotten a tiny bit closer to the center of the galaxy.
So you need like 100+ jumps to get to the center, and I think fully upgraded ship engines can warp you the same distance, if not a bit more (without damaging your ship's internal systems). I see people also use a second junk ship with pretty much no internal systems apart from the crucial ones (parked in your freighter when using your main ship), so you don't need to fix expensive internals at every black hole jump, which is pretty clever.
1500LY is nothing, I do more than that with my fully upgraded hyperdrive.
Aha, didn't know that.But the thing is you actually don't. My hyperdrive can supposedly do somewhere around 1670 LY per jump but if you look at the distance to centre before and after a jump, you will have only jumped about 1/4 of that distance. The numbers are screwed up. It's much faster taking black holes using the basic ship taxi strategy.
Aha, didn't know that.
Anyhow, I can't believe some have reached the centre, it must've taken ages, I'm 160k LY away right now, which looks like half way through the galaxy if I'm reading the map correctly.
That's an exaggeration, if you're careful to go straight from your current location toward the center and choose a star that's as close to center as possible, you will not lose distance. The problem is that the controls in free roaming do not allow for straight lines very well, and you can't lock on to the center. So even if you think you're heading towards the center, you may be off by several degrees. This can result in the loss of a couple hundred of light years.But the thing is you actually don't. My hyperdrive can supposedly do somewhere around 1670 LY per jump but if you look at the distance to centre before and after a jump, you will have only jumped about 1/4 of that distance. The numbers are screwed up. It's much faster taking black holes using the basic ship taxi strategy.
That's an exaggeration, if you're careful to go straight from your current location toward the center and choose a star that's as close to center as possible, you will not lose distance. The problem is that the controls in free roaming do not allow for straight lines very well, and you can't lock on to the center. So even if you think you're heading towards the center, you may be off by several degrees. This can result in the loss of a couple hundred of light years.
Unless they changed it since I played, you can restart the game to auto-refill the deposits immediately.my Mother Base Landing Platform
- https://youtu.be/_GBRo96LDYg?t=25473
my mining base has come along... I also searched in a circle around my base too for the nearest large 'above ground' Elerium deposits and put Waypoints at them so that I can return to them easily for daily mining :O goes well with the underground Elerium deposit I have a few feet from my base with Automated Mining Units
it's no geknip farm but trying to make the best of my sort of 'daily roleplay' moon mining operations haha
Not sure if it changed or how it worked before I started playing this summer, but the one by my base sometimes stays empty for a few days at a time, even after a half dozen game restarts, galaxy teleports, etc. All the deformation from grenades stayed, too. And when it changed back, it didn't reset to 100%... it sort of went back to maybe 40-50% full. Took like 4-5 sessions maybe (or maybe... 20-30 hours, 5-10 game loads) before it was finally back to 100%. I'd have to double check my stream archive but was quite a few streams before it finally restocked.Unless they changed it since I played, you can restart the game to auto-refill the deposits immediately.
Almost certain it should be.Is it possible to make slide shows in Share Factory and then give them a voice over? I've searched everyhwere and can't find a thing.
Almost certain it should be.
You can insert photos into a video and adjust their length.
You can definitely do commentary.
Glad everyone here told me to wait for a sale!
Game is installing now. Anything I should read up on before diving in? Obscure mechanics or anything like that?
Nicoga mentioned a sale two posts above yours. I think it usually goes on sale near a new update so if it idn't on sale right now, it'll probably be within the month or two, if the arg is suggesting a major patch.What's the over/under that the game will be getting a sale soon on PS4?
Glad everyone here told me to wait for a sale!
Game is installing now. Anything I should read up on before diving in? Obscure mechanics or anything like that?
What's the over/under that the game will be getting a sale soon on PS4?
What's the over/under that the game will be getting a sale soon on PS4?
No exaggeration necessary. It's what happens. I even spent the time to manually fly all the way to the centre in the galactic map to check and the linear distance was almost four times the supposed distance to centre from my current location. The numbers don't add up. Another example I can give is making the journey to the galactic hub using the pilgram star path tool. The number of estimated jumps at 1600 LY was always approximately four times the distance to the destination and having just completed that journey today I can tell you that it was quite accurate.
That means it will still take ages to reach the center. I'm currently 157000LY from the center, even with your max range of 2000LY it will take me roughly 80 warp+black hole travels.I can confirm this. Real travel towards the center of the galaxy is approximately 1/4 of the distance seen when you select the system you want to travel to.
So if I select a system about 1000 light years closer to the center, real travel would be only about 250 light years.
Black hole travel: I use my long range warp(+40% extra warp range) ship to reach the furthest black hole I can reach while going towards the center. I then use my black hole taxi to go through the black hole. Each time I do this I get between 1000 - 2000 light years closer to the center in real travel. Can anyone confirm this also?
That means it will still take ages to reach the center. I'm currently 157000LY from the center, even with your max range of 2000LY it will take me roughly 80 warp+black hole travels.
So I've stopped trying to reach the center. I know there is not much there but I still wanted to do it for completionist reasons, but I'm back to playing for other reasons now. Back to farming and searching for that perfect home planet. Just started a NipNip farm on my new freighter too!
The 1.3 update sounds interesting anyway, can't wait to see the full patch notes and maybe a trailer like previous updates.
I wish there was a better way to keep track of where you were after you teleport back to your base. Right now I go jumping about for awhile and then teleport to the home base for some farming when I get tired, the only way to return to my previous travel point is to jump back to the space station I teleported from. I once visited a bunch of other space stations before returning to the longer journey but the teleport point to that space station had been bumped out from the list. :/Getting to the center is more a byproduct of how I play instead of the goal,that makes it more bearable I guess. When I get tired of the travel I goof off on planets with the buggies or farm my albumen Pearl farm, maybe buy and trade a few more fighters.
It's a completionist thing for me, I play on Normal so I won't get an achievement, it's just one of the last pieces of my own NMS bucket list puzzle.What's the point of going to the center? Nothing worthwhile happens there anyway, right? The thing that happens seems so useless.
What's the point of going to the center? Nothing worthwhile happens there anyway, right? The thing that happens seems so useless.
Fair enough, I have a list of sorts as well I supposeIt's a completionist thing for me, I play on Normal so I won't get an achievement, it's just one of the last pieces of my own NMS bucket list puzzle.
Fair point, can't waitI'm assuming since the 1.3 update is focusing on "story", they'll probably try to make getting there more worthwhile.
What's the point of going to the center? Nothing worthwhile happens there anyway, right? The thing that happens seems so useless.
I wish there was a better way to keep track of where you were after you teleport back to your base. Right now I go jumping about for awhile and then teleport to the home base for some farming when I get tired, the only way to return to my previous travel point is to jump back to the space station I teleported from. I once visited a bunch of other space stations before returning to the longer journey but the teleport point to that space station had been bumped out from the list. :/
Finally got this on PS4, looking forward to dive in
Wanted to wait for some updates and a sale, so it all worked outJust now lol? I am surprised...
Introducing Update 1.3. Atlas Rises brings a brand new and overhauled central storyline, portals, a new procedural mission system, trade improvements, system economies, joint exploration and more. This update marks the one year anniversary of No Man's Sky, and a lot has changed. Please see Pathfinder and Foundation for previous major updates.
- Updated combat
- New exploration mechanics
- Interstellar trading
- New ships
- New story
- New worlds
- Portals
- New/updated Terrain
- Galactic regeneration
- Mission board
- Updated user interface
- new/updated "Visor"
- Visual improvements
- "No tint"
- Update to freighters
- Terrain editing
- Joint exploration
So, let's put this out there.
After this update, would you pay money for 2.0 additions to the game?
Definitely, this game is something I just really enjoy dipping in and out of and it's always on my hard drive.So, let's put this out there.
After this update, would you pay money for 2.0 additions to the game?