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2021-10-11
I just realized that. Basically, I just noticed how I wasn’t even playing the main quest – I’m here building my base, growing my settlement. Upgrading stuff, having new plans of a thing I wanna build… Friends come and go from my world to theirs, meaning that I sometimes play with friends, sometimes alone. It’s one of these games I can just hop in, relax, and leave whenever I can. It’s a soothing game, that I’m playing as (almost entirely) sandbox.
It’s a feeling I had for minecraft ten years ago. Enjoying the sandbox, building stuff and going on adventures, with friends hoping on and off the server. I sometimes restarted minecraft, but never found this feeling back nowadays. And here I am, fifty hours in my No Man’s Sky main save (not counting expeditions) and I just realized that this is how I’m playing the game. With that good old feeling.
It’s a nice game.
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2022-05-17
It truly has helped me in so many dark times especially recently suffering with anxiety and extreme loneliness, this game truly takes you far away… Thank you.. I wonder who here can relate submitted by /u/sighofwinter [link] [co…
2021-07-12
Large procedurally generated, underground structures that is akin to a derelict freighter in space. Use a device that scans for structures Locate structure Find a small to medium sized house or shack that leads underground Find terminal Give used scan…
2022-06-01
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2023-07-22
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2022-01-12
For instance in systems that don’t have listed stats on the galactic map I like to say they haven’t progressed enough yet as a solar system (politically, socially, economically etc.) submitted by /u/sukeyomisama [link] [comments]
2024-05-18
Many travellers seek to settle on a beautiful paradise planet. However, this is not the case for everyone, and some prefer to drop a base in a place most people would rather avoid, whether it be abandoned systems, infested planets, or somewhere else en…
2024-05-18
A few years ago I finished a few of the storylines (I’m pretty sure that Atlas and I came to an agreement) and I ended up with all 16 glyphs then. I travelled to the 2nd galaxy, found my ship, then logged off. Haven’t been back to that save since. If I logged in would I have to get 16 new glyphs? Like, I think the symbols are all the same but would I have to collect them again?
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2024-05-18
I just found out that the dupe glitch works for Nanites as well, you just have to refine something into Nanites first. submitted by /u/Pete_Joe [link] [comments]
2024-05-18
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2024-05-18
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Not to alarm anyone, but there’s a Dalek outside my freighter… submitted by /u/icedogchi |
2024-05-18
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2024-05-18
The title is what happened. I discovered the anomaly, was meeting all of the iterations, and then I saw some fellow Travelers and I started using finger gun emotes and jumping around. One of them said some stuff in Cyrillic that I didn’t understand and then filled my inventory with items that were worth more than 1000x my total earnings at that point.
I’ve played enough games like this to know that the struggle to survive and build your own equipment and base is kind of the point. So I haven’t sold anything — I just put it all in storage and have been playing as if I didn’t have it. Figured I would ask you all if you have any advice.
Is there anything you WOULD recommend spending it on? Maybe an annoying and non-immersive part of the new player experience that I can circumvent with a Scrooge McDuck swimming pool of money?
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2024-05-18
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2024-05-18
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2024-05-18
