Xcell Miguel
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Yes, you can teleport to your base from the station of any system.
Then from your base you can teleport to one of the last 3 or 4 stations visited.
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No Man's Sky - Atlas Rises |OT| Nada, Polo and you no longer fly solo
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Yes, you can teleport to your base from the station of any system.
Then from your base you can teleport to one of the last 3 or 4 stations visited.
Yep! Any space station has a teleporter which will return you to your base and from there back to the same station (I think you can recall the last 2 or 3 stations as well). Your ship will be back at home base too and you can continue flying around that system as normal.
The à¹ÛBronx
Member
Have to say as someone that had a ton of hours in the game pre-1.3 I am really enjoying the constant mix of familiarity and learning new things. Everything just feels far more tight, and it's really enjoyable to witness. I was happy with what NMS had become before, but this patch has elevated it into something accomplished, and something that actively supports your fun.
Number of bugs left to fix but this game really is at a stage I never expected to see it at, and that's genuinely a novel experience rare in games (to the extent that it is here). Can't believe there's more to come.
Number of bugs left to fix but this game really is at a stage I never expected to see it at, and that's genuinely a novel experience rare in games (to the extent that it is here). Can't believe there's more to come.
PepperedHam
Member
Unfortunately have to put it down until some more patches come out. My Atlas Path is totally stalled due to the game skipping over required blueprints for the Atlas Seeds. This bums me out so much. The realization that I was hit with a bug like that totally soured me. I love the game in its current state, but I'm super into the story right now and not being able to continue until whenever really puts a damper on things.
Has this happened to anyone else? Is there a possible workaround for it? I tried searching on reddit, reported the bug, and only found one or two people who mentioned something similar.
EDIT: Found quite a few people on reddit with the same issue. Hoping it gets fixed soon, loving this update.
Has this happened to anyone else? Is there a possible workaround for it? I tried searching on reddit, reported the bug, and only found one or two people who mentioned something similar.
EDIT: Found quite a few people on reddit with the same issue. Hoping it gets fixed soon, loving this update.
phoisgood495
Member
I finally found two of the new exotic planets, holy crap this update is incredible. ლ(´ڡ`ლ
Spoilers if you don't want to see some of the new worlds:
Spoilers if you don't want to see some of the new worlds:
this never worked for me, I always have only the station I teleported from in my teleporter
Grinchy
Banned
I find it extremely hard to die in Normal. I haven't even come close to it yet. I wish there was some kind of Medium mode.
Same. I also can only have one spaceship. On PS4 btw.
milamber182
Member
Anyone having trouble with the ship sensitivity on PC? The Flight Sensitivity seems to only control inertia and roll speed. As soon as I move my mouse far enough in any direction while cruising at low speed (like during combat) the sensitivity goes into overdrive and the ship whips around like crazy.
Is it a bug, gameplay design or just my crap ship?
Is it a bug, gameplay design or just my crap ship?
milamber182
Member
Pro Tip for Noobs: Exiting your ship on a Freighter doesn't save the game. Don't ask me why. If your game is unstable get to nearest space station as soon as possible after warping into a system or destroying ships.
The latter, oh and a trophy for reaching the centre while in that mode.
The à¹ÛBronx
Member
I'm still surprised at just how much of a difference the lighting and textures make across the landscapes now. It transforms some planets.
You keep hearing the tired shot of "all planets are the same" or "once you've walked for ten seconds you've seen it all" but I've always felt if you take the time to actually walk around for a while on foot and give it a chance then you'll find that they vary significantly and even the most dull planet at first glance can harbour nice views.
You keep hearing the tired shot of "all planets are the same" or "once you've walked for ten seconds you've seen it all" but I've always felt if you take the time to actually walk around for a while on foot and give it a chance then you'll find that they vary significantly and even the most dull planet at first glance can harbour nice views.
milamber182
Member
The ๖ۜBronx;246404268 said:
It's a shame you can't tweak the Light Shafts like with Fallout 4's console commands. I find it makes the lighting way too bright most of the time so I had to turn it off. It's like not wearing sunglasses or using the sun visor in your car during summer and looking at the sun.
milamber182
Member
Pro Tip: When talking to NPCs if you Ask for Dialect Help first the option to Barter disappears but if you select to Barter first, the option to Ask for Dialect Help will still be available.
The à¹ÛBronx
Member
I'm a complete sucker for god rays so I don't mind it. Can understand how they could get in the way though, and I'd never argue against more settings to tweak.
PsychoSoldier
Banned
Nope. And I never crafted my warp cell. I think I must have died with it on me.
RoadHazard
Gold Member
The way you get these blueprints has changed a bit, but you do get all of them by just following the Awakenings quests.
Xcell Miguel
Gold Member
But exiting your ship on your own freighter saves the game.
Maybe because of the randomness of NPC freighters.
RedlineRonin
Member
It's just the one 4-economy cycle and the other 3-economy I described:
Mining -> Manufacturing -> High Tech -> Power Generation -> Mining
Trading -> Processing -> Research -> Trading
The descriptions that fall into each are kinda straightforward once you know that there are only 7 types but a couple were confused at first to me (e.g. I incorrectly guessed Ore Processing comes after Ore Extraction but it doesn't).
It does show in-game if you 'Discover' a planet and check its Discovery menu entry, or if you look at the planet description on a trade terminal -- it will show an icon that represents 1 of the 7 Trade Types.
Then, every Trade Item in highlighted texted says which Economy type it's meant for -- that's where I got the 7 titles for the Economy types, BTW (e.g. I didn't just think personally think Mining summarized the 4 descriptions -- Trade Items from the 'Pickaxe icon' Economy type are called Mining Trade Items; same for High-Tech, Manufacturing, etc).
That said, that's a bit slow because you basically need to physically travel to every type and keep track
Basically it's the following:
Economy Trade Cycle: Mining -> Manufacturing -> High Tech -> Power Generation -> Mining
Mining -> sells to Manufacturing
Icon: pickaxe
Planetary economy descriptions = Mining, Ore Extraction, Minerals, Prospecting
Manufacturing -> sells to: High Tech
Icon: gears
Planetary economy descriptions: Manufacturing, Mass Production, Industrial, Construction
High-Tech -> sells to: Power Generation
Icon: microchip
Planetary economy descriptions: High-Tech, Technology, Nano-Construction, Engineering
Power Generation -> sells to: Mining
Icon: battery
Planetary economy descriptions: Power Generation, Fuel Generation, Energy Supply, High Voltage
Complete cycle:
-->> Mining, Ore Extraction, Minerals, Prospecting -->> Manufacturing, Mass Production, Industrial, Construction -->> High-Tech, Technology, Nano-Construction, Engineering -->> Power Generation, Fuel Generation, Energy Supply, High Voltage -->> Mining, Ore Extraction, Minerals, Prospecting -->>
Economy Trade Cycle:Trading -> Processing -> Research -> Trading
Trading -> sells to: Processing
Icon: pocketwatch
Planetary economy descriptions: Trading, Shipping, Mercantile, Commercial
Processing -> sells to: Research
Icon: flask
Planetary economy descriptions: Ore Processing, Metal Processing, Material Fusion, Alchemy
Research -> sells to: Trading
Icon: DNA
Planetary economy descriptions: Research, Science, Experimental, Mathematical
Complete cycle:
-->>Trading, Shipping, Mercantile, Commercial -->> Ore Processing, Metal Processing, Material Fusion, Alchemy-->>Research, Science, Experimental, Mathematical -->> Trading, Shipping, Mercantile, Commercial -->>
I think that's all the descriptions but as a disclaimer I've spent probably 90% of my time doing the Mining cycle so there could be descriptions I've missed.
I mentioned that Wealth Levels are the same but I think they're even more straightforward, but a few examples I quickly remember:
Wealth Level Types: Descriptions
Rich: Wealthy, Affluent, Booming
Medium: Moderate, Satisfactory, Stable, Sustainable, Medium Supply
Poor: Failing, Low Supply, Destitute, Developing, Fledgling
There's quite a few but I think it's generally easy to tell which is which. You can also manually notice the different Wealth Levels by comparing the prices of items in each manually, or more easily just use an Economy Scanner and you can notice each has a range of percentage change (above/below Galactic Average) that I described in the main post earlier.
Thanks for the additional detail. I spent more time working through your process last night and I'm getting closer. Found this post to help identify the places you wanna go by star color also, which is useful when throwing the economy filter on the galaxy map.
http://gameranx.com/features/id/115...sing-get-rich-quick-economy-tips-trade-guide/
My problem now is simply that I just don't have a big enough ship. I have a hauler with 27 slots and I feel like I need more slots, since obviously you can only single stack in exosuit.
Also, your BTW tip about resources in freighters is suuuuper helpful, and actually helpful outside of trading, period. There is zero reason to not just craft warp cells in freighters because they sell everything you need from carbon to Thamium to build. Maybe you save some money with a V1 Atlas pass scavenging containers, but manually scanning for Thamium is so time consuming.
ElectronicOldMen
Banned
Check out this dumb lookin thing:
What a good game
What a good game
PintSizedSlasher
Member
So a question for Survival/Perma Death players:
Are lush paradise planets still exclusively extreme sentinel planets, or are there exceptions now?
Which instantly was the rarest trophy on my list when I got it
Are lush paradise planets still exclusively extreme sentinel planets, or are there exceptions now?
Which instantly was the rarest trophy on my list when I got it
Just when I thought I've seen it all in this game (granted I've been playing for only 2 days) it manages to surprise me even more. Underwater exploration is a photo mode fest! Luckily my home planet is 80% water with a bunch of exotic green islands. There is no fauna or hazard environment either. I think I got lucky. As soon as I got my exovehicle I tested it out on the ocean... And it actually works!
This is absolutely awesome. What an idea.
My base planet is 80% water, too!!! "Jungle" type.
Like a Serama rooster spliced with a bug
It looks like the new SF5 character, Abigail.
AusRoachman
Member
This game is amazing , now I remember why I loved it at launch , and it's even better now . Finally found a good lush planet (except for the cold rain storms), lots of gold to mine .
Think I will be here for awhile . Also found a 26 slotter crashed ship which was all broken decided to trade it for a 16 slotter that just looked cooler and it didn't cost me anything .
I just love exploring worlds , this is one of the best looking games going around imo , I adore its art style and it's really impressive tech and amazing what a small team can achieve .
I think all I want now is slightly better combat mechanics and more things that fight back combined with some cooler animal behaviours and this is basically my perfect game .
Think I will be here for awhile . Also found a 26 slotter crashed ship which was all broken decided to trade it for a 16 slotter that just looked cooler and it didn't cost me anything .
I just love exploring worlds , this is one of the best looking games going around imo , I adore its art style and it's really impressive tech and amazing what a small team can achieve .
I think all I want now is slightly better combat mechanics and more things that fight back combined with some cooler animal behaviours and this is basically my perfect game .
Netherscourge
Banned
I finally found two of the new exotic planets, holy crap this update is incredible. ლ(´ڡ`ლ
Spoilers if you don't want to see some of the new worlds:
I would definitely spoiler tag those fantastic pics.
I finally found two of the new exotic planets, holy crap this update is incredible. ლ(´ڡ`ლ
Spoilers if you don't want to see some of the new worlds:
Is it possible to put a base on those?
Please be possible....
DukeLongfellow
Member
If it has a Habitable base (which it should if it has any buildings) then yes.
I've seen a streamer called Nomanis build one on a new exotic with bubbles. While the planet looks like a Barbie's fart, those bubbles look incredibly beautiful at night time.
Blackthorn
"hello?" "this is vagina"
If I move my base to a new planet, does the whole thing get transported over or do I need to start from scratch?
I'm bored of my home planet but I don't want to rebuild.
I'm bored of my home planet but I don't want to rebuild.
You will have to rebuild, but get back half of your materials if you don't disassemble it yourself.
Darth Smurf X
Member
Tagging this post for later. Thanks.
OgTheClever
Member
From my experience of playing permadeath for a few days, all of the nice planets I've landed on have extreme sentinels. I've found you can generally ignore them if you just punch jetpack away when they start scanning you. You can also kill them quickly before reinforcements come.
Amazing! i really want a base on one of those beautiful new exotic planets when i finally find some.
Blackthorn
"hello?" "this is vagina"
Ah, ok. Gonna wait until I find a truly perfect planet before I do that then.
That's me too. I think I'll do that this weekend.
Cool
I just updated it with Milamber's latest modding guide, Kyan's post about the different types of system economies, and the gameranx page Ronin linked to about the Economy Scanner (that was useful for me) NeoGAF NMS Community Resource Hub
Anyone have advice on how to find abandoned ships? I've never seen one played about 10 hours since last week. i need a new shop. same with multi tool - all the ones in the wall at outposts have been like 2 million to buy and i don't have near that much.
Loving this with the neeesr update. this feels close to what i expected the game to be at launch. Very happy Hello Games didn't take the money and run last year when they easily could have done so.
Loving this with the neeesr update. this feels close to what i expected the game to be at launch. Very happy Hello Games didn't take the money and run last year when they easily could have done so.
2blackcats
Member
I'm missing the blue one I think. Sucks. First bug I've hit too.
This is puzzling. You've made two jumps and gotten the antimatter recipe, does that mean you've crafted antimatter successfully? I am surprised you could get to that point without the recipes for suspension fluid and electron vapor. You are positive you don't have them (i.e. bought suspension fluid and tried to craft)?I need to find a multi-tool with a boltcaster or grenades to open the doors to manufacturing facilities. I'm still on the starter tool. I'm literally 2 jumps into the game.
This really shouldn't be this difficult, should it? I thought 1.3 was supposed to do a better job of guiding you through the early game. So far this is far worse than even launch.
What quest? The Atlas path? That shows on the galactic map.
E: I feel like I have to be missing something since I followed the missions, but I've come slamming to a halt against a roadblock that will take hours to grind past.
Since you can craft warp cells, you can still buy antimatter to be able to travel, so I'd just keep following whatever quest you have in your log.
RedlineRonin
Member
Is there a way to know, before warping to a system, if they're going to have the specific planet types to get certain rare plants? e.g. can you know if a system will have a cold planet so you can be sure you'll find frost crystals (or whatever this farmer wants me to get to make some frost plant)?
Or do you need to warp to each system and then scan all the planets to find out?
You're doin the lord's work Hawkian =)
I mentioned on the previous page, but if you have the ability to craft warp cells, most of what you need should be available to buy from merchants on freighters.
Or do you need to warp to each system and then scan all the planets to find out?
Cool
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You're doin the lord's work Hawkian =)
I need to find a multi-tool with a boltcaster or grenades to open the doors to manufacturing facilities. I'm still on the starter tool. I'm literally 2 jumps into the game.
This really shouldn't be this difficult, should it? I thought 1.3 was supposed to do a better job of guiding you through the early game. So far this is far worse than even launch.
What quest? The Atlas path? That shows on the galactic map.
E: I feel like I have to be missing something since I followed the missions, but I've come slamming to a halt against a roadblock that will take hours to grind past.
I mentioned on the previous page, but if you have the ability to craft warp cells, most of what you need should be available to buy from merchants on freighters.
Even if you visit more than one system in a row before returning home?
I have no idea if that's a thing but possibly
Is that this same thing being described here? https://www.reddit.com/r/NoMansSkyT...want_to_keep_1_of_each_heres_a_chart/dloirgs/
I think it is what was described in this 1.32 patch note: "Fixed an issue that allowed players to miss Atlas Stations, which prevented progress. This will prevent new occurrences of the issue, a fix for those whove already experienced it is under investigation"
So it shouldn't occur for anyone starting to collect that stuff post 1.32 but they are still working on a fix for people who have been hit with the bug already. Sorry
aspiegamer
Member
Regarding the bug, it -might- be possible to grab the missing ones if you go to old systems the galaxy map flagged as terminals but you happened to go to one out of the order it kept spawning them. I really don't know, sorry. This is all I can think of.
For an "atlas ending" do you have to keep one of each seed type?! That's absurd amounts of very rare resources! Let's steal from Reddit exactly how much of everything you'd need of stuff for that:
You know...... other than the Cymatygen... I think I have all of that. I hate myself. In total I doubt that's actually all that much more than what you need for installing all the highest level weapons upgrades on your ship, and those also use the even more rare elements than these.
Tip: Even if it's a ship you don't want, if it has components you should temporarily switch over and dismantle any parts. Claim the new ship, dismantle, then move those elements back over when you move back to your first.
For an "atlas ending" do you have to keep one of each seed type?! That's absurd amounts of very rare resources! Let's steal from Reddit exactly how much of everything you'd need of stuff for that:
You know...... other than the Cymatygen... I think I have all of that. I hate myself. In total I doubt that's actually all that much more than what you need for installing all the highest level weapons upgrades on your ship, and those also use the even more rare elements than these.
A ship crash is one of the random events that can appear when you do a "get directions" or respond to stuff at terminals. Probably a rare event when you do a scan from long distance, too. Usually, if you keep looking, you'll find an outpost somewhere on a planet with a distress signal at the console inside. There used to be a bug where you could spawn almost infinite crashed ships but I'm going to assume that's gone. Basically, find a planet with good conditions that has a lot of inhabited places and if you keep poking terminals and talking to aliens the RNG will come up your way eventually.
Tip: Even if it's a ship you don't want, if it has components you should temporarily switch over and dismantle any parts. Claim the new ship, dismantle, then move those elements back over when you move back to your first.
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