Hello, i wonder how hard is No Man's Sky to learn from a newbie in crafting or exploring games, its hard? Its a easy/medium difficult for persons who are familiar with this type of games? Have a nice evening.
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Hi guys, first time posting here on this subreddit and I have a question about the performance and FPS of NMS, I remember that I tested it 4 years ago, in 2020, but I recently replayed it, and its performance decreased a lot, I play on the old generati…
2024-03-23
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2023-10-04
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I started with No Man’s Sky in 2016 when it launched on Steam and I was immediately captivated by how beautiful it was. But as an amateur photographer who does a lot of panoramic photography, it also occurred to me how well suited the game was to the same treatment. The result is my Flickr album with nearly 100 panoramic images from the 6-1/2 years I’ve been playing. (Posted as a Flickr Album because of sheer quantity, and because Reddit doesn’t lend itself to wide-aspect photos). I started creating panoramic images from the game that first week. It was a lot harder in the early days: there was no photo mode so things kept moving while you shot each frame, you couldn’t disable the scan lines or vignetting, you couldn’t adjust the lighting or time of day, and placing your ship precisely was next to impossible. It’s gotten a lot easier over the years. Most of the images are stitched together from between 20 and 30 individual frames, and then cropped to frame. Most end up between about 5 and 6k wide. I’ve been doing it off and on. Most of my panos are from NEXT and earlier, and then from Prisms and beyond (I took a pause form the game between Visions and Origins, so there are gaps). And I have a number of sequences that I never got around to assembling. submitted by /u/SkySchemer |
2023-03-24
It always bothered me somewhat that we have these plants we can cultivate for the purpose of building or crafting further items (or making loads of money on the market in the case of NipNip buds), but the plants you want to gather from for ingredients remain wild and untamed.
It’d be nice to be able to set up a farm base proper or have a microfarm on a freighter for your heptaloid wheats or impulse beans…
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2024-05-16
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For scale, I’m the little person on the left in the first picture, massive formation. submitted by /u/Majestic-Iron7046 |
2024-05-16
Lighthouses on planets. Euklid. submitted by /u/Top-Lifeguard-5965 [link] [comments]
2024-05-16
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2024-05-16
Found this paradise planet with these beatuifull hills covered in rainbow fog 💖 submitted by /u/Consistent-Fudge4849 [link] [comments]
2024-05-16
This is about as NMS like as it gets in real life. Saw this article and immediately thought of NMS world generation submitted by /u/VneExceeded [link] [comments]
2024-05-16
Glyphs are in screenshot, it is on Euclid Galaxy, and it’s at coords -28.64, -142.14 on planet Snomchus Signa (I did not change the name). I’ve never seen anything like it. submitted by /u/Thee-Plague-Doctor [link] [comments…
2024-05-15
I wish the planets had an actual map in the discovery screen, where you could see each waypoint discovered and spin the globe. I feel like it would very simply add a lot of depth to a shallow experience So many things they could flesh out in this game…
2024-05-15
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