No Man's Sky Baby (crab) Yoda!

Baby (crab) Yoda!
aight imma head out
Murray Christmas!
Give me back me secret formuler plankton ��
Procedural generation should be used to give us "dungeons"
When you accidently land on a gravitino ball planet
I just needed some carbon
Decided to make a room for all my storage containers that I can teleport into. And then the power ran out.
Might need to rethink my morality to get the upgrade
You can't take the sky from me.
Yes. It was you who did the stinky. Even your friends are shocked!!
Found a crashed S-Class ship on a Lush planet with no storms, no predators, and no bad sentinels. Euclid.
What's the smallest piece of land you've landed on? Well glad I've had this image saved for a few years now.
Might go play Skyrim again
Jüśt ã jôg åt thé bēàch ��
“Fish on land” no fish were harmed in this photo shoot ��
Sutenkina Hikari (Beautiful Light) Eucild, PS4, Normal (First Base/Post)
Base I’m working on on a tropical planet. Going for a small town vibe.
Named a radioactive planet myself
Aero
Presenting: The NMS Tree Of Souls. / PS4 Normal Mode / Euclid. (Video in comment)
When a big SUV tries to park in a compact car spot
I finally found my S class freighter after 3-day search... and then this happened. This game wants to troll me, right?

Baby (crab) Yoda!

Posted: 13 Dec 2019 03:57 AM PST

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aight imma head out

Posted: 12 Dec 2019 05:59 PM PST

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Murray Christmas!

Posted: 12 Dec 2019 10:33 PM PST

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Give me back me secret formuler plankton ��

Posted: 13 Dec 2019 06:14 AM PST

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Procedural generation should be used to give us "dungeons"

Posted: 13 Dec 2019 07:02 AM PST

Having developed with unreal engine a bit, I know it isn't too hard to create a basic and functional procedurally generated dungeon. Having played NMS, I know Hello Games are the procedural pimps of the industry. So why don't we have the ability to stumble upon quest driven, exploration heavy space stations? I'm thinking we find them by random just like warping into a system and finding a freighter fight. These stations wouldn't need to be very large, maybe even just 10-20 minutes of exploration a piece. Maybe after successfully completing 10,20,30,40,50 stations you get special rewards? Maybe we could even find these only through frigate missions? That would bring back any reason to care for frigates. They could also be found via the mission board. "Hey man, I left my bada** MT on the space station at XYZ system and my mamma gek gave it to me. Wanna go find it? Totes gonna give you some "special nip nip" if you do it. Ya in?"

This would give: More reason to warp, build weapon oriented MT's, have defense oriented exosuit slots, visit low economy systems (maybe they have more of them? maybe thats why the economy tanked?), party up, build frigate fleets, opportunity for more interesting sentinel encounters, risk-reward that is currently absent in NMS.

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When you accidently land on a gravitino ball planet

Posted: 13 Dec 2019 03:54 AM PST