No Man's Sky Dropship

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The Nexus has never looked so good.
Remember Itworth? I've found similar planet for haters
Visiting an old friend
7 ways to overcome exploration fatigue
I lost interest in nms months ago, then I saw the Desolation update
I don't know what I expected, but this wasn't it
No Man`s Sky Beyond - �� Pixеlart Mortal Kombat (Sub-Zero)
Pretty much
They said i couldn't run No Man's Sky on my PC
I learnt an interesting mechanic of combat frigates yesterday
Flamethrowers are here boys
The real mystery is why the Officer was nude....
The lighting is wonderful in this update
No complaints from me, I'm loving the update
I'm loving the new lighting update! (PS4)
After farming quicksilver, hunting down annoying coordinates, going through portals and waiting multiple days, I finally got my first living ship!
New features in a nutshell
Dino ridin, surveying my new hunting grounds.
Im sure this is nothing compared to the screenshots you guys take, but I just started a new playthrough and the new lighting is mindblowing
Aahhhhhh that's satisfying!
Most difficult part of no mans sky is trying to find a beautiful planet for your base
Thank you Nexus person, Very cool!
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Posted: 17 Jul 2020 03:27 AM PDT

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The Nexus has never looked so good.

Posted: 16 Jul 2020 06:16 PM PDT

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Remember Itworth? I've found similar planet for haters

Posted: 17 Jul 2020 03:45 AM PDT

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Visiting an old friend

Posted: 16 Jul 2020 07:48 PM PDT

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7 ways to overcome exploration fatigue

Posted: 17 Jul 2020 02:20 AM PDT

Since the Desolation update many have commented about a lack of improvement on the exploration side of NMS, and how exploring gets repetitive once the storyline finishes, but I think this is missing the bigger picture.

Frequent updates have added several elements just as rewarding as early game exploration is, so I've put this together in case anyone finds themselves in a rut.

These have worked well for me so far:

1. Become a crafting magnate specialising in Stasis Devices and Fusion Ignitors

Individual devices have a base value of 15,600,000 units
Device production can be more lucrative than mining Activated Indium

What the crafting tree looks like: https://tinyurl.com/y27aj8v3

[source: https://nomanssky.gamepedia.com/Stasis_Device]

All recipes can be learnt at Manufacturing Facilities

Involves harvesting multiple plants for each device + gas extraction + mineral mining + building a sweet factory base

Tips:

Building mines for each resource is time consuming, but the end result is a well streamlined production machine.
2 gases can be extracted near your factory (oxygen and nitrogen on a paradise planet, for example), others can be found in different planet biomes and quickly teleported to.
Ionised Cobalt and Condensed Carbon (which are needed in abundance for both devices) have a refining ratio of 1:6 when combined with Oxygen; i.e. 200 Oxygen + 100 Ionised Cobalt = 600 Ionised Cobalt.
Build a factory base optimised for efficiency. I've found keeping storage and refiners centralised with surrounding biodomes works well:

Stasis Factory @ Euclid Centre

Become Warren Buffett (and surpass the unit cap) by creating a treasure chest replete with Stasis or Fusion bonds:

This one is worth about 2.5 billion units so far!

2. Become a 5-star chef

537 unique recipes
Recipe crafting is tiered and diverse and can be learnt through experimentation
Has become a good source of nanites via selling to Kronos at the Nexus

Full description: https://nomanssky.gamepedia.com/Cooking

What the recipe list looks like: https://www.xainesworld.com/cooking-recipe-list-hells-kitchen-no-mans-sky-beyond/

3. Ship trade like a boss

Scrapped materials include Starship upgrades that can be sold at Space Stations for nanites
Best legitimate source of nanites in the game

Tips:

Only scrap A- or S-class ships to maximise nanites.
Keep 2 ship slots empty, in case multiple A or S classes land at once.
Look for Tier 3 economy systems (Affluent, Wealthy, High Supply, etc.)
Some Tier 3 systems are better than others. A decent one should have at least 1 A-class land every minute or so (can take a few minutes before they start coming in).

4. Move operations to an S-class freighter and become a goddamn Admiral with a fleet of frigates

Can now build a fully functional base on board
Another great location for Stasis/Fusion production
Frigate missions deliver a steady flow of lucrative goodness
Newly added freighter missions in Desolation + customisation have added new dimension
Basically a base that can hyperdrive to different systems

Tips:

Gameplay immersion can be aided by warping between systems from the freighter rather than a starship, as it makes it feel more like a mothership than a side-project.

5. Become the best photographer reddit has ever freakin seen

Uploaded by u/Salkley

Tips:

Position the sun wherever takes the best shot (press F on PC):

That's me, falling from a sky-high base when the floor didn't load

6. Multiplayer shenanigans

Allowing friendly fire turns the game into a shooter
Starship dog-fights
Nexus missions aren't lucrative, but they're awesome in a team
Collaborative base building
Visiting other player bases (personally like to leave weird cryptic messages at comm stations around the place so the owner does a wtf when they get back)
Helping other players develop their bases, showing them how to wire electrical cable and autodoors, etc.
Exocraft race using the racing assets available from the Nexus
Complete new derelict freighter missions together
Complete quicksilver missions together, to then deck the hell out of your base with item purchases from the Nexus

7. Learn how to glitch build like an architectural god

Uploaded by u/theraic

Full tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBdGR3x14b4

Tips

The timing on wire glitching is extremely difficult, but it can be improved with the use of macros
Xainesworld put this together to explain: https://www.xainesworld.com/no-mans-sky-macros-for-quality-of-life/

EDIT: Other suggestions from comments:

8. Set up an animal farm for cooking recipes (auto gathers milk and eggs, etc)

9. Play as a pirate, target freighter cargo, make a living off stolen goods

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All in all, these elements have the potential to add hundreds of hours of immersive gameplay

What do you think?

Please leave a comment if you have any other tips to share!

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I lost interest in nms months ago, then I saw the Desolation update

Posted: 17 Jul 2020 02:10 AM PDT

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I don't know what I expected, but this wasn't it

Posted: 16 Jul 2020 11:09 PM PDT

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No Man`s Sky Beyond - �� Pixеlart Mortal Kombat (Sub-Zero)

Posted: 17 Jul 2020 02:52 AM PDT

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Pretty much

Posted: 16 Jul 2020 09:06 AM PDT

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They said i couldn't run No Man's Sky on my PC

Posted: 16 Jul 2020 07:42 PM PDT

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I learnt an interesting mechanic of combat frigates yesterday

Posted: 17 Jul 2020 05:37 AM PDT

So a lot of you will probably already be aware of this but I was in complete awe when I found out.

Initially I thought frigates were only good for sending on expeditions to make big money, but I decided to send all of my low level combat frigates on a patrol to level them, leaving the pride of my fleet, an A-tier combat frigate, with the freighter.

Anyway I'm flying around scanning for distress signals when I get attacked by pirates. Annoyed because I don't like space combat much in this game, I turn tail and start sprinting for the planets atmosphere to avoid them. All of a sudden I get a notification "DEPLOYING COMBAT FRIGATE MS HAND OF AZALI".

This motherfucker jumps into point blank range and absolutely lights up the attacking pirates. With them distracted from me by the fucking battleship on their tail, I load up the rocket launcher and obliterate them from long range.

God damn that was cool as fuck.

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Flamethrowers are here boys

Posted: 17 Jul 2020 01:37 AM PDT