Just a friendly reminder you can always stop by No Man’s High Hub space for all your upgrading needs!
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I am posting this guide since a lot of us have kept our expedition characters until the end date, to get the most possible value out of them.
Here, I am trying to summarize every great tip about things to do before ending the expedition.
Did I forget anything else? If so, let me know below! 🙂
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2021-06-01
Located in the bustling spaceport of Mos Blanca, and nestled at the mouth of a recently decontaminated cave system, CLIF’s Cantina is your home away from home! A wide selection of beverages are on tap, including several fine Vy’keenian ales. Come enjoy live music from The Toadal Nodes, an all-Gek Modal Nodes tribute band, every Thursday and Friday night. Our companion droid barkeep, CLIF (Computerized Logic and Intelligence Framework), may not be the galaxy’s greatest conversationalist, but he pours a stiff drink and will keep them coming (we removed the inhibitor chip that forced him to adhere to local system liquor laws). So come on down! We’ll save you a stool! submitted by /u/poryog |
2024-05-01
Nothing new to provide compared to others.
I heard about it when it was released in 2016, then of course followed how it had been receiving massive updates. I was on the fence about when to buy it. My brother made the decision for me and got it for my birthday.
I have a Valve Index so of course I played it in VR.
…. This game… is perfect in VR. As in, it works perfectly for a wide number of play styles. Motion controls work great so you could stand up while going through the game. And the motions controls are just perfect when walking across a planet collecting resources, when building a base… it just gives complete immersion, and they didn’t go the easy route with this. It’s as if they actually collected feedback from VR players to make it good.
It works great for a sitdown experience or a hybrid thereof, because you can constantly recalibrate the view.
Plug in and plug out using multiple inputs are supported, so if you’re like me and can’t really pilot the ship that well using the motion controllers, you can switch to a regular controller at any time.
And… what an experience that is flying a ship in full 3d turning your head to look around as you’re entering orbit, or flying along the surface of a planet…. I have NEVER seen anything like this.
About the actual game:
-I cannot believe how seamless the game switches space, going into orbit, or going to the surface without ANY loading screens. entering a space station, similar… This adds more than one can possibly imagine to the experience.
-I didn’t realise how big a planet was in NMS. Seeing videos, I assumed they were much smaller. But no, you can fly to the other side of a planet from the waypoint you need, and find you would need over an hour to get there with boost on.
I look at this and imagine one day setting up a base somewhere on a planet I like, and just staying there, exploring things to do, building tall, building up resources… taking a break…. (curious if other players have done this and think its doable
-variety of planets so far: poisonous, another covered by mostly water (and you can go underwater, crazy), desolate world…. curious what others have in store
-the universe, never mind the planets, looks huge. One feels so small playing it, while learning the ropes, deciding what resources to gather
I’ve barely done anything past the tutorial and am currently at the point after you gain fuel for the warp drive and the game tells you to just explore what you want in the Awakenings questline. I assume I can break away from it whenever.
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2022-11-02
Came back to game recently and started new save.
Attempting to get myself my first free freighter.
Forgot how to guarantee S class on first go around so looked up lots of videos and posts (all more than 6mo old, cant find any recent)
I have now wasted 9 hours trying to get this too work the way I have seen others. HAS IT CHANGED?
Here is what I’ve been doing:
1. After 3hr in game + 4 Jumps I save a station
2. Make my hyper jump to different systems looking for the right freighter.
3. Once found, I head to space station and do quick restore point
4. After I fly back out, the freighter is gone and has been replaced with new smaller, unwanted freighter…. and now I must do step 1 over again
As I’ve stated. I have done this 3 times (9+ hours). Can someone please update me on what has changed so I can stop wasting time?
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2024-05-20
If I had five units for every time I accidentally sold the item I was supposed to be delivering for a “Deliver the Goods” mission… I wouldn’t need to be spending all this time making stasis devices 😉
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2024-05-20
Beacons on planets. submitted by /u/Top-Lifeguard-5965 [link] [comments]
2024-05-20