u/Tzardauker

Spoilers for the Beachhead Expedition finale!

I’ve been revisiting old No Man’s Sky expeditions on PC, playing offline to experience the missions themselves.

Here’s the finale of Beachhead, with the Normandy making her entrance. A little space nostalgia for anyone who knows that silhouette.

Anyone else tempted to reinstall Mass Effect now? 😂

Benvenuti alla mia prima base di produzione di **NipNip** su larga scala in No Man's Sky.

Ho trovato un incredibile pianeta desertico che assomiglia quasi esattamente all'Arizona: enormi canyon, pianure desertiche, valli rocciose e panorami spettacolari che mi ricordano costantemente il Grand Canyon.

Mi è sembrato il luogo perfetto per costruire qualcosa di diverso.

In questo video vi farò un **tour completo della base**, mostrandovi come ho progettato la disposizione interna e organizzato l'intera logistica di produzione del NipNip: aree di coltivazione, spostamenti tra le sezioni, stoccaggio e la struttura generale dell'impianto.

Un po' di agricoltura, un po' di ingegneria... e tanto deserto.

Benvenuti nel mondo del NipNip. 😎

Benvenuti a bordo di **SHIN GAMERA**.

In questo video, vi porto all'interno della mia Corvette personalizzata per mostrarvi la **disposizione degli interni e alcune soluzioni costruttive insolite** che ho utilizzato per rendere lo spazio più interessante, funzionale e unico.

La Corvette è stata costruita principalmente con componenti standard di No Man's Sky, combinati con alcuni glitch e alcune **modifiche dirette al file JSON** utilizzando un software di programmazione.

Alcuni degli aspetti più interessanti sono nascosti all'interno, quindi salite a bordo e date un'occhiata.

Good morning, guys!

After the recent posts about planets we’ve discovered and all the great places people have been sharing, I’ve been thinking about something... this community may be small, but I genuinely think it has a lot of potential, mostly because of the quality of the people in it.

So… what if we actually started looking for a planet and founded our own little Old Man’s Sky society/community? The first question, of course, would be: which galaxy?

From a practical point of view, Euclid would probably be the best choice. Everyone can reach it easily; but then again… we’re Old Man’s Sky. We’re old-school gamers. 😄 Maybe we should expect at least a little bit of skill and stubbornness from ourselves! So perhaps simply reaching the chosen galaxy could already be part of the challenge. For example, we could use Galaxy 256. It’s technically the last galaxy, but it’s also reasonably well known and there are established ways of getting there.

Or we could choose a lesser-known galaxy... I’ll admit that Galaxy 69 crossed my mind, and yes, I absolutely thought of that number on purpose. 😂

The problem is that getting everyone there could become unnecessarily difficult. Galaxy 256 is unusual, but at least people know about it. If we chose some random distant galaxy, half the challenge might simply become reaching the place rather than building a community there.

So, what do you think? Should we officially start a planet hunt?

Everyone could propose candidate planets, and then instead of judging them only from screenshots, we could actually travel there, visit them ourselves, compare them properly, and eventually vote for the planet that becomes our home.

I think that would make the choice much more meaningful.

I’ll shut up now and leave it to you guys. 😄

What do you think?

And of course, we’ll have to see whether our great u/OldManSky overlord approves the idea.

GRAH!

I’m thinking about making my No Man’s Sky experience a little more personal.

Right now I have a Pirate Dreadnought that I captured very early in my journey. I still like it, but pirate freighters have become so common that, to me, they’ve lost some of their personality. So I’m considering switching to a civilian freighter — something with a really distinctive, charismatic silhouette.

The first thing that comes to mind, as our dear Cthulhu-loving friend will probably appreciate, is one of those freighters that resembles the Sentinel Dreadnought. But I’m absolutely open to suggestions.

I’d also like to rethink my frigate fleet a little, so ideas for that are very welcome too.

More and more, I feel like turning my NMS experience into an actual role-playing narrative, something that feels more mine. I’m becoming less interested in hunting for “the best” of everything — the best stats, the best ships, the most efficient setup — and much more interested in finding things that are unusual, evocative, and somehow fit the personality and presence of my Traveller.

So, fellow old Travellers: what freighter and frigate fleet would you choose for character rather than pure performance?

GRAH!... No! It's ti early to Grah! Because... The same goes for my bases.

It’s true, I don’t have that many hours in the game yet — I’m still under 1,000, although probably not for much longer! 😁 Over time, though, I’ve scattered lots of little placeholder bases across many — perhaps too many — planets.

I’m now thinking about changing that approach: creating one distinctive, characterful base in each galaxy, something that can become my home base there, from which I can head out and explore everything else.

Alternatively, I could build representative bases in some of those iconic places shared and inhabited by the various NMS communities.

Now I need to figure out what architectural direction my bases should take. The one that currently feels the most like me is the pirate base I built in Galaxy 256. But I still need to understand where I want to go from there.

So once again, fellow Travellers, I’m very open to your ideas and suggestions.

GRAH!

Hi guys,

I have a small concern, and I really hope I’m just overthinking it, so I’d like to hear what you more experienced and long-time players think.

With all the anticipation and excitement surrounding Light No Fire, do you think that when it finally releases we could see a significant migration of players away from No Man’s Sky?

What worries me even more is the possibility that, if Light No Fire becomes a huge success, Hello Games might naturally shift more of its attention and resources toward the new game, leaving NMS increasingly in the background.

I really hope that doesn’t happen. No Man’s Sky has built something quite unique over the years, and it would be a shame to see it slowly decline simply because the community’s attention moves on to the “next big thing.”

I’m hoping Cosmos and future updates can keep NMS feeling alive, evolving and exciting, and maybe even bring another wave of players into the game.

Do you think this concern is reasonable, or does Hello Games’ history with NMS give us good reason to be optimistic?

GRAH!