Jump to content
IGNORED

No Man's Sky - Interceptor


TehStu

Recommended Posts

10 minutes ago, dood said:

@gospvgYour max jump range will combine.

 

Can't remember exact numbers.  Let's just say each drive is 100, 200, 300 LY jump.  Those numbers will add up if you have all three.  And you get a bonus of 20% if they are in adjacent slots. 

 

Thanks that will be very useful after I finish the atlas path for my journey to the centre. Will install the other two this evening.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

11 minutes ago, dood said:

@gospvgYour max jump range will combine.

 

Can't remember exact numbers.  Let's just say each drive is 100, 200, 300 LY jump.  Those numbers will add up if you have all three.  And you get a bonus of 20% if they are in adjacent slots. 

Not sure it really matters much.   There's nowhere to actually go.   All you are doing by jumping further is exploring systems that are further apart and skipping more of them.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

9 minutes ago, deKay said:

 

No, from a rock! Lots of rocks! All over the planet! Also, if you feed animals they sometimes find you some.

 

Don't bother with feeding animals, only seem to find a small amount of a rare material. All rocks I have been shooting have been just iron.

Which leads me to another question, I have done lots of space battles now & I have all 4 deflector shields installed.

 

How do you recharge your shields? Do you build shielding plates, shards etc & keep a stock or just use raw iron like I do?

Link to comment
Share on other sites

9 minutes ago, JPickford said:

Not sure it really matters much.   There's nowhere to actually go.   All you are doing by jumping further is exploring systems that are further apart and skipping more of them.

 

I'm sure that earlier in the game there were specific types of star that the game told me I needed certain warp drives to even travel to.

 

I'm still puzzled by the Star colour hierarchy. "The Internet" seems convinced that you'll find lusher planets with more interesting stuff and rarer materials, but my first Blue system didn't bear that out. Then I went to another one and it did indeed seem to have several quite diverse planets, and Vortex Cubes/Gravitino Balls etc all over the shop. I suppose it's still a dice roll, but there's a greater chance of rolling a six? Hard to visit enough systems to test really.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

12 minutes ago, gospvg said:

 

Don't bother with feeding animals, only seem to find a small amount of a rare material. All rocks I have been shooting have been just iron.

Which leads me to another question, I have done lots of space battles now & I have all 4 deflector shields installed.

 

How do you recharge your shields? Do you build shielding plates, shards etc & keep a stock or just use raw iron like I do?

 

You only get iron from rocks?! I've had all sorts - gold, emeril, aluminium, nickel, copper, heridium, all the rare stuff too.

 

I recharge shields with titanium or zinc, whichever I have most of at the time - you can't with iron and building plates is just a pain.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

10 minutes ago, Davros sock drawer said:

 

I'm sure that earlier in the game there were specific types of star that the game told me I needed certain warp drives to even travel to.

 

I'm still puzzled by the Star colour hierarchy. "The Internet" seems convinced that you'll find lusher planets with more interesting stuff and rarer materials, but my first Blue system didn't bear that out. Then I went to another one and it did indeed seem to have several quite diverse planets, and Vortex Cubes/Gravitino Balls etc all over the shop. I suppose it's still a dice roll, but there's a greater chance of rolling a six? Hard to visit enough systems to test really.

 

Yeah I think you need the higher drives to access the different coloured stars.   I was more referring to jump distance stacking when you have multiple drives which is fairly pointless as there's no meaningful reason to head to a specific destination more quickly.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

18 minutes ago, deKay said:

 

You only get iron from rocks?! I've had all sorts - gold, emeril, aluminium, nickel, copper, heridium, all the rare stuff too.

 

I recharge shields with titanium or zinc, whichever I have most of at the time - you can't with iron and building plates is just a pain.

 

Sorry yes I meant the smaller rocks I have only gotten iron. I never use Zinc it is rare to find, you can recharge shields with Iron it is what I use all the time.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

13 minutes ago, gospvg said:

 

Sorry yes I meant the smaller rocks I have only gotten iron. I never use Zinc it is rare to find, you can recharge shields with Iron it is what I use all the time.

 

ZInc is everywhere for me. I've 2000-odd units of it, and usually end up selling some just to make space. You certainly can't recharge environmental shields with iron - and if you just keep them topped up your other shields never need recharging.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

7 minutes ago, deKay said:

 

ZInc is everywhere for me. I've 2000-odd units of it, and usually end up selling some just to make space. You certainly can't recharge environmental shields with iron - and if you just keep them topped up your other shields never need recharging.

 

Sorry no not environmental shields, the deflector shields on the starship.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

28 minutes ago, JPickford said:

 

Yeah I think you need the higher drives to access the different coloured stars.   I was more referring to jump distance stacking when you have multiple drives which is fairly pointless as there's no meaningful reason to head to a specific destination more quickly.

Except for when you want to just get to the centre, that is.  

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I made a quick video showing off my final ship then, the 48 slots Hizentsu S54 aka the Millennium Falcon (named by my daughter). 

 

 

Question on the atlas path (spoiler below)

 

Spoiler

Are the atlas stone's linked to your milestone rank? I have 10 on most categories except survival, exploration & zooology. Should I get these upto 10 before continuing on the atlas path?

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

17 minutes ago, gospvg said:

I made a quick video showing off my final ship then, the 48 slots Hizentsu S54 aka the Millennium Falcon (named by my daughter). 

 

 

Question on the atlas path (spoiler below)

 

  Hide contents

Are the atlas stone's linked to your milestone rank? I have 10 on most categories except survival, exploration & zooology. Should I get these upto 10 before continuing on the atlas path?

 

 

Spoiler: I don't think it makes any difference. In that I have no idea what milestone rank I'm at (probably 6 or 7 on most things, roughly) and I finished off the Atlas stuff.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Giving this another go, thought I'd work my way up ships on a planet that wasn't awful. So I warp and go looking for one in the next system. First is a moon with -90c storms, the next is a planet with 32sv extreme rad storms. I have titanium up the whazoo, so may stay here for a bit. I'm right in thinking extreme radiation storm means it counts toward survival discovery, right? It didn't budge the needle from 4.4 after an hour, but I assume it's still "bugged" and needs to be done on one planet, so it's probably way back down on 1.0 internally.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Terrible news! I left this for the best part of two weeks due to going on holiday, and when I tried to pick up where I left off the other night, I couldn't get my groove back at all. I flew around for a bit, hopped a few planets, mined some gold, but it all left me a bit meh. I was halfway through mining a big chunk of gold and I just thought wait, why am I bothering with this? It'll make me about 1% richer and won't get me any closer the next spaceship price. It'll just get me attacked by pirates. So I stopped. Then I went into a building and found two blueprints that I already had (of course), a multi-tool that was worse than the one I had (they all are, now) and a cube that gave me just over 200 units (not even equivalent to me finding a penny in real life).

 

Everything I did was pointless, basically. Pointless is fine if you have fun in the process, but I didn't. I had a bad run of rocky planets and dull creatures, which I'm sure didn't help, but I came away cold. I found myself annoyed at having to recharge my launch thrusters. I was surprised by how glaring the texture pop-in was when flying around. I don't know what it means, but it doesn't bode well. I couldn't get past the half-baked game mechanics to the (sometimes elusive) beauty of the engine. So my advice to anyone enjoying the game, as I certainly was, is to keep playing it regularly. Sorry, Davros! I'll try again.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • TehStu changed the title to No Man's Sky - Interceptor

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue. Use of this website is subject to our Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, and Guidelines.