No Man’s Sky SENTINEL brings a vast array of new features. For full details please see www.nomanssky.com.

• 4 new varieties of Sentinel make combat more exciting and strategic.

• Sentinels are smarter than ever, with improved navigation and the ability to deploy shields.

• New weapons offer advanced capabilities such as enemy paralysis and damage over time.

• A new mission chain deepens Sentinel lore and introduces personal robotic companions to fight alongside you.

• Ominous Sentinel Pillars contain new stories, secrets, and the power to sabotage Sentinel patrols.

• Multi-Tool slots have increased from 3 to 6, and Companion slots have increased from 6 to 18.

Hello Games has been hard at work to improve and expand No Man’s Sky. We hope you enjoy. 🙂 Thank you so much, Hello Games

Found o. Startup screen.

I recommended a friend to the game and he bought it right away. He had a lot of fun for a few days and also thanks me for suggesting it to him. after about a week he read about the trick to multiply your items a hundredfold with several refinerys. he did it with all sorts of things .. items that give good units, nanit etc. after a few days he lost interest in the game and has not played it for a few weeks now. Since I have now spent several hundred hours in no man’s sky, I can only recommend to everyone: don’t ruin the game yourself!

(Sorry for my english it’s my 4th language)

Like a lot of people, I’ve played NMS since launch. Occasionally, I’d go away for a bit and then return to it to see the new updates. I’ve also gotten friends into the game and helped them along the way. I’ve always kept my main save. There’s something about the continuity of my one character who has been across the stars several times over and collected odds and ends from places I will never see again.

Today, I had an interesting idea. Along my journey I’ve left bases. Some of them were more fleshed out homes that I used for long periods of time. Others were cobbled together out of necessity for the tasks at hand. I decided to go through and destroy all but two bases. I am taking the time to deconstruct each base piece by piece, and it’s quite amazing how many vivid memories resurface as I do this. I could tell you what was going on in my life during each base’s construction. One that I will never destroy was built with a close friend, and I found a hidden message terminal that I left near a mine shaft that congratulated him on the birth of his firstborn son. We had been playing the game a lot since he was home with his expectant wife, and that was the last time that we played before he stepped into fatherhood.

I think a big part of No Man’s Sky is how therapeutic it can be. I’ve escaped a lot of bad days by logging in and exploring the stars. I have found it extremely peaceful to return those locations to their natural state and revisit a few parts of my recent life while I’m at it.

I typically wouldn’t see myself as the person to make a sappy post about No Man’s Sky, but I must say that it is truly amazing how each floorboard and each wall captured some sort of memory.

Have you ever went back to those dusty locations in your saves?