Lads, the game is mind blowing now, I don’t know how you did that but the visual changes in the PSVR2 version are astounding. It’s night and day. Foveated render brings it to another level. Thank you so much guys for supporting your baby so much, I love you. I know the staff will probably never see this post but I had to say it.

Tell my wife and children I love them.

I had purchased No Mans Sky when it was first released, enjoyed it for a day then was largely disappointed.

I’ve seen the hype around it recently and was wondering if it was worth buying a second time. I’d like to check it out but sinking another $60 into a game that’s 7 years old..

That’ll be $120 in total for a game that I couldn’t even put 10 hours into when I first got it.

Also, how difficult would it be to stream the game through my Oculus VR? I’d definitely be more interested in attempting it if that was an option.

(Edit: First copy I had was a disk for the Ps4 but that was lost moving out of one of my past two places)

I’m relatively new to this game and playing solo (PS4 VR).

I don’t really understand the “solo” concept in NMS and hope you can help.

So i entered a system with dozens of player bases (about 90 all over the 5 planets).

I decided to go check 2 base and was surprise to be able to enter both (an underwater base and a farming base).

Inside it has farming stuff with robot-like-arm for collecting. I collected it all which worth few millions (also collect 5 “achievements” in 10 seconds and now i’m an “expert” at farming… just like that).

The underwater base was open too and the was an marine exocraft standing right there free to collect (i try to take it but missing an element to make the fuel).

Is it normal playing “solo”?

Most important thing, did i screw up the other player?