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That's lovely, I want one like that.My 48 slot ship. I love her and she flies true to the center of the galaxy.
That's lovely, I want one like that.My 48 slot ship. I love her and she flies true to the center of the galaxy.
My 48 slot ship. I love her and she flies true to the center of the galaxy.
My 48 slot ship. I love her and she flies true to the center of the galaxy.
My 48 slot ship. I love her and she flies true to the center of the galaxy.
Beautiful. I won't be able to afford a 48 slot ship for another 3 months probably lol.
Remember Sean's claims that you could walk for days and days around the "actual planet-sized planets"?
Yeah, they take 6 hours to walk around. If we assume a 5km/h walking pace, it means this planet, which is typically big to my experience, has a circumference of 30 km. That's less than 1000th of earths 44,000 km circumference. Our own moon has 10,000. The two tiny moons og Mars are bigger. Djeeez.
Nah, the white pulsing dots are lifeforms beyond the draw distance. When you see them, the dots gain color to indicate scanned / not scanned status. It is a feature to help you track down animals in hopes of catching them all. Definitely useful when tracking subterranean life, for example.
Crystals are resources, and show up when making a scan. The analyzer functions have nothing to do with resources.
I actively avoided landing at posts because of the longer animation, but they let you take off for free just like pads. I also try to keep just 1 stack of plut on my character and 1 full stack on the ship. Still means I have to look for crystals every few landings.possibly the most irritating thing in this game to me
IS THE AMOUNT OF FUCKING FUEL IT TAKES FOR THE LAUNCH THRUSTERS!
AND THE LANDING!!! ARGH!
Most of us who have that size ship likely got it from grinding distress beacons on Gek planets. 48 slot ships are stupid expensive in the current economy.
- you should have some sort of spectroscope. Do you know how scientists know about the composition of a far, far away planet? They use one of these. You should be able to point it into a star/planet and got some idea about what it is made off.
Most of us who have that size ship likely got it from grinding distress beacons on Gek planets. 48 slot ships are stupid expensive in the current economy.
the more I play this game, the more I get chocked by the missed oportunities.
- solar systems should be physics simulated. It's the main gripe that I have with HG three years build up.
- you should have some sort of spectroscope. Do you know how scientists know about the composition of a far, far away planet? They use one of these. You should be able to point it into a star/planet and got some idea about what it is made off.
- the exploratory and scientific aspect of being in another planet was greately overlooked. If they created a more compelling experience of exploring another worlds and interacting with its reallities, this could be as huge as Minecraft is among educators.
I mean, 45 minutes into the game and the harsh, ridiculously radioactive planet I was in already was a pretty standard place: I could walk easily because there are blueprints everywhere and I got one that made me radioactive resistant (now I have the level two, which makes storms in radioactive planets - I always land on these for some reason - nothing more than some pretty clouds and particles flowing around)
I'm not advocating for a mindless punitive gameplay, where harsh evironments are unbearable just for the sake of being that way. What I'd like to see is a more sense of "hey, I'm in a radioactive planet, what are the implications beyond the need of a suit upgrade?" I'd like to learn a bit about it and have the tools to make my own solutions, rather than simply gattering some random things in the floor and make a square that takes a space in my scarce inventory.
My 48 slot ship. I love her and she flies true to the center of the galaxy.
That's one sexy ass ship. Reminds me of my second ship (17 slots):
The solar system thing was a huge kick to the face. I imagined standing on a planet at night, looking up at the stars and saying "I'm going to that one next." As far as I can tell the stars that "rotate" are generic backdrops like the star in the system. Games 30 years ago had rotating planets on computers with the power of a modern day Timex watch.
For a game about exploration they don't give much incentive to do it. There's nothing rare to find on any planet. "Oh I found one of 100 crashed ships on the planet."
The most difficult thing is fiddling with your inventory.
I've got a lot of hours out of the game but at the same time it's been a big letdown compared to how it was talked about (by the devs) and shown, leading up to release.
GeorgetakeiOhMy.gif Dat spaceship booty. That's a fine ass ship.
I think even distant lifeforms have a red/green dot in their center. White dots are unscanned plants or geology. At least when I followed white dots I found rocks and plants that I hadn't seen before.
I found a weird planet tonight with these large pyramid land masses that had a hula hoop circling round the top section.
Space is weird.
Minecraft didn't get there on Day 1 either. If the game does well enough and remains a passion-project for Hello Games, let's see where things stand after a few updates.If they created a more compelling experience of exploring another worlds and interacting with its reallities, this could be as huge as Minecraft is among educators.
Haha! Yeah, it was a fine looking ship. It's comforting to know there's similar looking one's that are 48 slots.
Minecraft didn't get there on Day 1 either. If the game does well enough and remains a passion-project for Hello Games, let's see where things stand after a few updates.
Regarding weird buildings, I have found these three so far (one already posted yesterday). You don't get the scale, but they are HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE.
Well they're more like weird rocks though, no?
I think it looks pretty damn metal.
I just maxed out the milestone for distance walked, and I'm still only in my third system. I suspect this game is going to take me a long time. Only just cracked a million units too, so I'm on the hunt for a ship better than the starter one.
Right, they have no door, so it is not technically a building. But they are way larger than your usual tree or rock, more like a mountain shaped in a weird way.
Were they mineable? I found this weird iron thing on a planet.
I was initially hoping to score a white version of that type when I arrived to my current system to hunt for that last dreamy 47 --> 48 after I had rejected an unfortunate number of flying potatoes, but I was instead greeted by this beauty. I happily took her in to my life and decked her out to be the baddest one seater in my corner of the Galaxy.
I think it looks pretty damn metal.
And no Gek towers either, though I did dupe some cashmoney to jumpstart my upgrade cycle again after this little debacle. I had gone from 25 to 38 when that went down, and maxed my previously 18 slot multi-tool.
Do I only needif I take theAtlus StonesI've got 9 of 10 of them, but I think I'd rather takeAtlus Path and do the new game plus thing?the long journey to the center of the Galaxy. Can I still go there if I don't have 10 Atlus Stones?
Forgive me if this is been posted, but I found a vortex cube planet..
On the ground, sentianls don't care. And I can stack the cubes upto 100 if I make ship tech and then dismantle it. So yeah.
I'm gonna be here for a while. Each stack of 100 is valued at 2,475,000
Huh... what do you mean by that?
Haven't even encountered a Gek system yet, but regardless, 33 slots is working for me now. After a max ship, there isn't much to spend on anyways haha.
Same here. my ship is 33 slots. I like it so I'm not bothering with more slotted ships for now. Maybe if I see another one that I really want...
That's one sexy ass ship. Reminds me of my second ship (17 slots):
Oh , how I miss thee. Even had a little unit on the side that looked like R2D2.
Mine is only 25, lol. I don't want to change it, it looks so pretty...
Only 4 free inventory slots after all my upgrades