I finally finished the expedition.

Did anyone else talk to Nada before visiting the Atlas each time?

She…. Says some rather condemning statements.

How each iteration is still running…

How she hears and sees their pain… How she shielded herself in the Anomaly…

She’s Korvax.

She’s from one of the original iterations.

She’s shielded in an orb. That looks quite similar to what everyone is calling an ejected core in the dissonant camps. Even the bar that spins across the edge is on the crash site object.

I think these camps are repeating the destruction of Prime. Echos of the past are never lost.

Nada is resurrecting Prime. It’s in the back room! She’s gathering souls and using us to build the bodies!

She never leaves, because she is the Void Mother. Or at least one iteration.

When you exit your iteration, are you deleted from the rest? NO.

Is the Nada we talk to literally the Void Mother? NO. Her other iterations are.

Think of Rick and Morty and the council of ricks. There must be a council of Nada that stayed.

Our Nada is aware, and waiting for us to figure it out (maybe).

Or our Nada is the biggest liar in the game.

How do they have the ability to hack any terminal remotely?

How do they know precisely where an issue is for you to overcome?

How do they KNOW?

“She sees through their eyes”

Nada says a lot of semi random crap until you view it through this lense…

Don’t get me wrong – seeing action and life in certain places is great – but it is way too frequent and more importantly, it seems way too random. You discover an uncivilized planet at the edge of the system with a few relics from another era. You want to build your base and discover what is there, but every 2 minutes some spaceships fly around close to the surface… doing what exactly?

I would love it if planets and systems had more meaningful parameters for population/traffic density (for example, there is a huge trading platform, so more ships are flying around). But I also like to discover planets that have not been discovered, where you can have your own “edge of the universe” feeling. It is the same with the frequency of pirate ships or massive freighter spawns when you are in outer space…

it feels like the developers were afraid that the game would feel too empty and as a response just let everything randomly spawn everywhere all the time… Perhaps others like this, but for me, it is killing the immersion