This is a thread for No Man's Sky. I've got this portal code as sort of a meetup place. If anyone has other codes they want to share, please do. Remember to check your network settings if you don't want others to break your stuff if you decide to share your survival base.
>>1962075So, to start things off, what are some of your favorite planets that you've visited? And what's your favorite ship that you found/built?
>>1962176i only got started recently so i have no idea what i'm doing i found a planet that's all mountains with vertical slopes and it was miserable, nothing but birds there i was going to build a small base and a portal in every planet i visit just in case i need to visit back later, but the inventory juggling is such a damn hassle that i don't wanna bother anymore
>>1964802the more i play, the more i'm disappointed. there are glaring and reproducible bugs (e.g. disappearing refinery items) that have been there since day 1 apparently and a lot of the features are a total mess and don't have a cohesive system-wide design behind them. it's like playing an indie space exploration game with 60gb worth of mods sideloaded, all developed by separate modders. i think power generation is emblematic of this game's systemwide problems >your sci-fi exploration game's industrial devices function without electricity and it's breaking your immersion? >here's a power mod that adds solar panels and burner generators! >oh but it doesn't support some stuff like vehicle pads, that's WIP >also here's another modder who added a SUPER electricity generator that works off of exploration mechanics, how cool is that? >oh but he forgot to add power poles to route that power back to your base, that's WIP >are those electrical wirings from all those mods making your base look ugly? here's a wire-be-gone mod that turns your wires invisible! no cohesion, no system. the entire dev cycle seems to be going from post-it notes of "what if this was in the game" and straight to code. if this is the "much improved" state of things then it must've been truly fucking awful at launch.
