I Spent 100 Days in No Man's Sky... Here's What Happened
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- In today's video, I Spent 100 Days in No Man's Sky... Here's What Happened. No man's sky is an open-world PVE game with an infinite universe to explore. In no man's sky, you are able to create bases, farm, buy your own spaceship, and explore the universe. With many unique planets, there are a lot of things to do. You can also create farms, complete bounties and do quests. This game is enormous, so there is no way I will be able to do everything, but I will try to get as far as I can in 100 days. If you enjoy today's video make sure you like and subscribe.
Thank you, guys, so much for the support on this video. This is my best-performing video since the grounded video, So let me know if you guys want to see 200 days.
np! that'd be awesome!
Small Money Tip if you return to No Man's Sky. If you can make a steady amount of Chlorine, it sells for a good amount.
If you're enjoying yourself go for it. I've been playing off and on for 5 years and have over 3k hrs under my belt and I found this very entertaining 😁
For sure... but knowing no mans sky you might want to consider a 1,000 days video lol 😂
Funny how you go from 0 copper to 9999 copper. You can't do that
This is what I like about NMS. 100 days in and still completely cluelss and lost. The game reveals more and more at your own pace of exploration.
Doubt it was literally 100 days in but still true
@@liviekumori 100 in game days, he obviously cut a lot to make it under 30 mins
@@bob420ert How much is a day in NMS?
@@liviekumori 30 minutes
@@equinon5063 😂
I swear this guy knows my favourite video games and does 100 days on them. Absolute legend, Ark 100 days and Subnautica 100 days and then my life is complete.
he did an ark 50 days, super good video, all his videos are pressure
Survival games might be your thing dawg 😂
He makes the best videos
Ark was god tier
Given by the genre, just the right channel
Just so you know: settlement upkeep doesn’t effect your own credits. You will start with the settlement in debt which will be payed off once it earns more than its upkeep which can be reached by upgrading the settlement with materials. The excess money will go to you.
Good to know, Thank you
As a no Man's Sky mid-end game player, I would love to see the next 100 days of your journey!
Same just with maybe a little longer video.
how the fuck do you get to the end game of no mans sky
@@tylerscully701he's immortal
@@tylerscully701I have no idea but I think you have to play the game 24/7 at a rate of 50 people playing at the same time
@@tylerscully701 There's not really an 'end', but there are several 'ends' you can reach. You can max out all the achievements, finish the main lore storylines (which I assume is what most people mean by 'end' - at least that's the main definition I would go for), or you can try to get to the very last galaxy (the 255th) if you like travelling. So I assume what people mean by 'end game' is probably usually something like "having a lot of achievements, having most recipes unlocked and having pretty much finished the main story elements" or something like that
@7:30 That's a pirate space station. When you're on the warp map, you can identify them by the skull icon on the description panel when you highlight a system. You will need to upgrade your ship with a scanner or two to get the full details of each system.
I’ve been rocking with this game from the beginning. I’m a Stan for any and everything space. When this game was released it was like a dream come true. Very rocky start, but I knew from the get go the devs were passionate and would fix their mistakes. What I didn’t know was that theyd still be dropping updates 6 years later and counting. To me, it’s the most relaxing game to just get lost in.
This!
I've been wanting a game like this for thirty years so I pre-ordered even though it was obviously going to tank on launch. As terrible as Sean Murray was at properly promoting the game he was clearly passionate about this game. I trusted that they would deliver on their promises even if it took time.
@@RodneyG669 the game is an absolute masterpiece now. I can't believe that the pitiful game we received on launch used to be the colossal universe we have now!
Would you say it is a good game to play solo? :0 Or does it get old fast? I have no problem with games that just let you be but I've heard some bad things about the game and it is a little expensive
@@ChronicaErysI wouldn't have recommended it on launch, but now? Absolutely, I've got nearly a thousand hours in it and still haven't come close to doing everything there is to do.
Would you say this game is better than star citizen? im getting tired of all the bugs that game has
I’ve been playing a few months now and it’s one of the most refreshingly good game experiences I’ve had in years. I hope more people try it out, this scratches a lot of itches.
I've been thinking about giving this a shot.
Solo?
Exactly
I tried to enjoy it. I was lost on what to do so early on, I let it go.
@@staceyweeden5839 I was the same way, but I just kept at it. Glet back into it and figure it out. You will love it.
Bought this game on discount after it was torched for being “unfinished” from Walmart for $20 in 2017. It was a little janky when warping and would crash occasionally but I had a blast playing this game. Even when it got somewhat repetitive, It kept me because of the uniqueness of each planet. Beat the game and waited for the updates. Updated about 3 yes ago, transferred my game and proceeded to blow myself up twice as the button layout had changed and lost all of my inventory. Haven’t played since but this video made me want to go back and beat the updated version. Cheers Bruv!!
I LOVE the updates, the game has gotten much better than when it launched.
I just got this game and they have done an outstanding job with it. Tried to play Elite Dangerous a while back but it was just too complicated and frustrating. This one has a learning curve but it helps you along and reaching out to the community for information does smooth things out so you can have a little more adventure and exploration than just grinding away all the time.
Little tip for the next time you get yourself a new ship, instead of having to get all the drives again, you can stash all your upgrades on your ship and put them in your inventory then reinstall on them on whatever ship you want, and also you only need the Indium drive to access all colour systems 😊 good video, I look forward to seeing more!
I just started this game a few days ago and I was scratching my head why he was so obsessed getting a few minerals and elements. I've figured out there's a few things you need to have in abundance but not at this level. I think he really just likes crafting and engineering these farms even though it became quite a grind.
One of my favorite games.. literally spend hours upon hours warping about tryna find the perfect system to build my outposts etc and the frigate upgrades etc and using it to warp between systems is real fun and when breaking off in my personal ship only returning ages later always has an epic sense of home like i had on adventures as a kid in the late 80s early 90s lol funny thing is I've hardly even scratched the surface of everything it has to offer.. i have hundreds of hours of contènt to finish ha. Recently did my 1st expedition 'utopia' that was a good experience i wish i had done the previous 8 or so..especially for the normandy frigate
I really appreciate the video, it was fun to watch someone's first 100 days. I did note a few things, which you probably know most, if not all of these by now but I wanted to share incase you might be missing some of these tips. If you've built a farm you no longer need, you can delete the buildings for full reclaim value; so the radon farm collectors could be moved 1:1 to another farm type. Also noticed that you were collecting minerals from rocks that were not scanned . . . it came to my attention that scanned resources produce higher yield. The 'S' Silver node could be incredibly valuable for farming nanites as silver & gold make platinum . . .and platinum / silver / gold make nanites.
Living Glass farms are pretty fun to set up. Used to be one of the best moneymakers too. Not sure if that's the case anymore but if you do 200 days it would be fun to watch!
Not gonna lie, your kind of becoming one of my fav youtubers. Keep up the good work
The space combat is sad. Here’s an exploit. Drive backwards and face the person chasing you while you fire on them… you win. You are a space legend.
Great game tbh but after putting a good 400+ hrs into it I can say with confidence what it really needs is an actual endgame and better/more variation in world generation.
Nms is meant to have no end, sure you can get to the last galaxy (256) but you can still freely explore. Updates are also common, for example the interceptors update
I want there to be more building stuff 😔
So kinda like Minecraft in space?
Yes exactly
Yeah same. Me and my mates played it for like, 300-400hrs and after exploring everything we realized that there is just more of the same stuff. The co-op is also broken because memory share is not good when building bases together. It also makes NO sense not being able to sell your upgraded S-Class friggin' fridgets, but you CAN sell ships. Go figure??
It's a good game but the Devs really have no idea what it is meant to be.
Summary of the run: he farmed something he doesnt know what, he killed something he doesnt know what it is, he talked to something he doesnt know haha lol, good video :)
Good job on a showcase. One of my favorite games and I think u did it justice for those that don't know about it.
You could have saved so much time with the freighter and the terminal module that allows you to buy materials within your ship.
Damn this dude did 100 days the hard way.
the fact that they are still putting out free content for this game is astounding. they have redeemed themselves 10 times over and they still keep going
I HIGHLY recommend playing this in VR! It’s incredible.
Indeed I love flying around in vr
I discovered hundreds of systems in this game, mined tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of minerals and catalogued Flora and fauna on hundreds of planets.
And I still have no idea, whatsoever, what the game is about.
I learned several alien languages at least.
Respectfully, I love how a majority of this video is him saying, " I don't know what this is" 😂😂
I have 24 hours on my save and I have no clue what’s going on
There is a differece between salvaged data and nanites. You trade in salvaged data for recipies at the space anomaly, and nanites are a currency used to buy technology upgrades.
Here is a few tips, you can shoot the ground with your ship to harvest rocks, and you can expand chromatic metal with activated induim.
if the completion percentage of this game included exploring the entire universe... a 100% speedrun would take almost 600 million years, so it would be a 99.9999...% of the entire game... It's good that the game only takes into account the catalog and the main missions.
Love this Channel can’t wait for 200 hrs in Sea Of Thieves gonna be sick
I just started playing NMS and I lol'd when you talked about the oxygen recycler. "I don't even know what this does" is basically me the whole time I'm playing.
Another tip you skipped over on day 1, you can’t get the second resource from things you farm unless you’ve scanned them first . So if a rock gives you ferrite dust as well as sodium, you’ll only get ferrite dust unless you scanned it
Nice! Didnt know this
yeah, I soon as I figured this out I made it a point NOT to collect resources in a new planet without scanning stuff first
It hurt me physically when he found an S tier silver mine and ignored it. That could've been some top tier creds right there.
Same here, but seeing his other farm setups, it wouldn't have been too great anyways lol
I would have used it to make a ton of Gravitino Balls and sold them to each new system I found...
@@jannathanielausan4671 that's what I do now!!
I live no man’s sky but the only thing that I would like to be changed/updated is the character your play. This is my opinion but I feel like we should be able to see your scanner on the side of your leg and your multi tool in like a gun holster on the other side of your leg and you could turn it on or off so if you wanted to make it more realistic if you wanted to. And I feel like the animation needs a bit of an upgrade as well. the running animation,climbing animation,swimming animation etc
Thx your the 1st to make a 100 days in no man's sky and I've been waiting for one. 1D AGO
I love this game. No matter how far I am I can’t seem to get bored
I’ve low key been waiting for someone to make it, cheers man.
this game is awesome! I just got it and I am suprised not more people are playing it. I would LOVE to see 200 days
Fun fact: it’d take 82 quintillion years to explore every planet in NMS
You can buy a module that turns your wires invisible. Also, you use your scanner to locate an electricity hotspot (same as you use to find gas hotspots, just cycle through). This way you can essentially power your base without solar panel/battery farms.
A radiation or toxic resistance module? You need both. As well as heat and cold resistance ones.
Also, scan everything you are farming. It gives you a secondary resource that you can either sell or keep. Get a scanner upgrade module and you’ll earn hundreds of thousands of units for scanning single flora/fauna/minerals.
Do the same thing but with the forest trust me you won’t regret it
Just found this channel and it looks cool! Here are some tips if you plan on doing a 200 day video; when going to a different system in the corner of the thing that pops up it either says water or Dissonant. If you go to a system without water you can usually find planets with corrupted sentinel and the stuff on those planets are really good for farming nanites
YOU are not alone in the universe even if you chose single player
like NPCs or other players?
When he said he didn't know he could build on the freighter, I felt that. I learned after watched a NMS video seeing decorations and I was flabbergasted. So now I have built rooms and stupid thing made.
I spent 3 days in No Man's Sky. So far I have:
Gotten an S class Multi-Tool an S class Spaceship and a B class Freighter.
I have finished the Atlas path.
I have gotten stuck on the Artemis path after I say hi to everyone in the Anomaly.
I built an outpost in the most dreaded heatwave + radiation + extreme cold at night planet that you could possibly find.
I have no idea what I'm doing.
I found mods for my Multi-Tool scanner that placed in the overcharge slots give me 150-750k when I scan animals, I will possibly become a billionaire out of thin air if I just keep exploring.
And oh, did I mention I'm lost and have no idea what I'm doing? God damn loving it though.
Afaik activated indium mines are still the best way to make units after stasis devices (which are very very hard to make a farm for). You just need to put like 4-6 extractors together and connect them to each other and some storage units. Then repeat again and again, always with enough space between the extractors and don't connect them to each other. If you build 8 extractors the way you did (all connected to each other), you end up with like 2500/hr but if you space it out, both couples of extractors get 2500/hr. Also at some point it'll be more efficient to build platforms in the sky above the spots with a high mineral density.
If you install the positron ejector in you ship (from the space anomaly) you can just shoot the ground while flying and get literally thousands of ferrite dust and carbon in seconds.
Not a bad summary. It's hard to accurately give someone "the gist" of NMS.
The first time playing is like truly being lost on a strange planet all alone with no knowledge of what happened or what to do.
Its like "wake up! Ok then... there you go... have fun. P.S. all your stuff is broke."
16 in no mans sky represents the 16 minutes left until the atlas’ destruction.
Why did you ruin it? :(
“I never found this station again”
Teleport terminal: Am I a joke to you? 😂
Comes to the Upgrade Seller.
Buys Minotaur B class upgrade without even knowing what's the minotaur.
Pays and refuses to elaborate further.
Leaves.
He better be making a 200 days in NMS planning on playing it myself again after i watched this vid
You can easily get more gas from the extractors. Stack 3 of them and you will get more than 1100 an Hour. Do this 5 times, all with separate storage system and you will get more than 6000 per hour
Final tip... don't bother editing terrain for your base. It will, eventually, grow back, due to the way the planets procedural generation.
You can, however, stack power generators. Each successive generator will produce the same amount of power as the one on the ground. This is because power veins radiate vertically. Meaning you can just build a platform at the point you want to place your generators, to create a flat surface to sit them on, they don't need to be touching the ground, so long as they are in the correct co-ordinates.
@BradynLee Not disappear.... any land you cleared to place it will grow back, over it eventually. Essentially burying it, as the base will still be there... in fact, if your teleport room happens to be in one of these locations, you can inadvertently cause yourself to wind up clipped into the void under the ground if you happen to teleport there after the ground has regrown.
It's important to know, the rate at which this land mass will all grow back doesn't seem terribly predictable. For example, I've created a base before, where I've had the ground grow back within the space of a day.... a friend of mine has a base that didn't grown back for a good number of months...
When placing base buildings, I tend to like using the prefabs. I'll place one down, directly on the ground, stack a second one on top, delete the first and then place the four pillar foundation on the prefab, so it's not just floating in the air.
0:55 the first time he figure at what oxygen does, bro like
This game is insanely fun and time consuming. Once you start getting msg's from space, the game starts!
One time,I saved a group of aliens from hostiles and they gave me one of them big ships for free
Playing this game without looking at guides and just fumbling your way through it is by far the best way to play.
Been waiting to see someone do 100days in NMS, cant wait for 200
Pro tip..As soon as you get the anomaly you can call it in every new system you enter and get an extra suit slot upgrade along side the space station
No man's sky, As wide as an ocean, but as deep as a puddle.
So well said!
It's like Minecraft in that sense. Both are limitless in exploration and creation, have more interactions than I have cells, but next to no story. I kinda like it that way.
Would love 200 days on this game 🙌
I have over 150 hrs in this game and I'm still learning.
One thing confusing about this video, is that you give the impression that it’s your first time playing, and at the same time you give some details that not everyone just started the game would know.
During the day, connect an asston of solar panels to a bunch of batteries, run one wire through all your batteries and after they have a good charge. Slowly attach whatever to one battery. You can check the batteries menu and it will show you exactly how much using and charging at once. Trust me I was confused for a while too
In case you haven't done it and the game interests you (and since sandbox games are good for this video format), considering making a video of Kenshi. With persistence, you can go from a fumbling nobody who dies to hungry bandits to someone capable of soloing well-armed city guards. It's a very interesting game, although I could never play it without save scumming because of how easy it is to die (you basically have to have one person on standby to heal up your other teammates otherwise there's a good chance any non-blunt damage will put you into a recovery coma with decaying health, meaning you just lay there and die over a long period of time), but it's a very fun game.
You were the most honest player in No man sky when u said that u dont know whats that for but it looks nice. The other 99% just Google it and talked they they made the game.
if you do a part two on this, don't connect things straight to solar panels. If you wire solar panels to batteries, it will collect all the power and only start to lose it at night. Also my favorite way to make money is by scrapping ships in the space station and you'll collect parts which can be worth a lot depending on the ships class
Someone tell this man you can refine indium for chromatic metal like 8-16 times faster than copper
I had never built an oxygen farm before despite my many years of playing, so you may have saved me from some big mistakes lol. Thank you XD
For Power, either use the scanner to find a power hotspot (like the gas hotspot you found) or....
Build 6 solar panels.
Build 6 batteries.
Wire the panels to the batteries and then wire the batteries to the base. That should provide you enough power that the base will continue to run all the way through each night (providing it's not an extremely large base).
I use this set up for all my smaller bases. For medium sized ones, I up that to 8 panels, 8 batteries.
i usually dont understand anything when watching 100 days of 'game' but being an nms veteran it seemed so fun watching a newbie fumble around cluelessly trying to make an oxygen farm from RADON 😂😂 and unable to spell cadmuim or emril 😂😂😂💀
Wow I really enjoyed your journey! Your farm struggle was so funny lol
Good job!! Unfortunately I didn't learn much but I did find it entertaining!
I had an activated indium farm when it was good and maxed out my units at the time. So mad when I came back to find out the nerfed it. Took a long time set it all up. I haven't been back there in over a year real time. Deconstructing it makes me feel sick lol so I haven't done it...yet.
There's so much more stuff, it seems, lately.
Just leave it. You probably don’t need the resources. Just open it up in case new comers find it and can take the resources.
You don't need copper anymore after you find activated indium. Copper is a 1:1 conversion to chromatic metal, while activated indium is 1:4. Also, when building automated extractors there is an exponential depreciation on adding more. Ideal amount it usually like 4-5 extractors on a given network. Building more is a waste of power and materials. :)
He has combined my favourite format and favourite game. Holy shit.
Get yourself a pop filter for your mic. Other than that, thanks for the video.
i’ve genuinely always thought a 100 days series for nms would be great and this was great so
Guessing it's 100 day hour playtime cus playin it for 100 days is wild and does speak how much you love this genre
not even a minute in and I hear "I finally figured out what oxygen does" ... ah, boy this is gonna be fun.
BRO GAVE UP THE B TIER SUPER STAR DESTROYER IM SCREAMING RN 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I'm an experienced player and I had to remake my account. Within about 30 hours I has S Class experimental AND alien multitool, full length Freighter, 1 of each ship, several frigates, maxed out exosuit cargo and tech slots, one ship with maxed tech and cargo (Utopia Speeder), and all S Class upgrades.
I have all the exocraft blueprints and all the blueprints you buy with nanites, but not all the salvaged tech ones. I also have 10,000 of almost every stackable resource.
And this was a bit of sheer luck but I managed to find a system with all 6 different plant growing biomes, so I can grow all the plants out side without hydroponics (ie higher build cap / larger farms).
All I did was complete the Utopia mission then stand in the Nexus Station and use the "I need resources" gesture (sounds cheap but experienced players are happy to hook new players up with some fusion igniters which sell for billions).
Then I sold the ignitors and used the $$ to scrap ships for nanites and buy every resource I encountered that I did not yet have 10,000 of. I probably spent about an hour total mining and should never have to do it again. Even dihydrogen can be bought in the form OG dihydrogen jelly then broken down.
After that I found just 2 traveller's and used their 2 glyphs to warp me to the other 14. With all 16 glyphs, getting S-Class everything was a breeze.
There are no hard "classes" in this game but you can be a merchant, a warrior / pirate, an explorer, a base builder / engineer, a community leader, a Pokémon breeder, or a combo of those things. My friend ONLY does exploration and has 1000 hours in it. I spend most my time building bases on the insane planets he finds.
If anyone has any questions I'm happy to help!! I have a floating pyramid on a mega exotic giant mushroom planet in the core of the eissentam galaxy - I can meet you there on my turbo terrestial crab. Let me know if you need a flying worm mount or writhing flesh sphere companion!
You just posted to flex 😂
💪😎
About the economy, it's pretty straightforward really. Each system has an economy level (1-3), which the more it is, the more items you'll be able to buy from the station, a buy and sell % which are self explanatory, and multiple types of systems, for example Mining, Science and more.
Without ruining a lot about it, you can find systems that need a specific resource that can be only found in another specific system (for example Dirt can be only found in Mining Systems in which you can buy dirt cheap(ha ha get it?), and is needed in Manufacturing Systems which will buy them from you at a much higher price).
There's a way you can exploit the market by "crashing it". Basically you sell a shitton of a specific item (I'd go for cobalt since it's available everywhere and it's cheap to start with, and we're talking about 50k or 100k items to start with). That way the value of the item will be basically 0, and you can rebuy the cobalt for practically nothing. This can only be done once per system ( I think not sure if the economy recovers eventually, but take it to consideration), but considering you have basically an infinite amount of systems you should be fine.
Finally, you can always dupe high value items and sell them. But that's cheesing it too much so not recommended😂😂
My problem with this game so far is that it kinda has a so what situation going on… with nothing to do but explore pretty bland and repetitive procedurally generated planets with no real over arching story it leaves you with a feeling of so what. Like sure you can make farms and buy cool ships but at the end of the day there’s really nothing to do. It’s feels like a shallow game with a bunch of complicated artificial depth but maybe I’m just missing something.
not about the game but its just how real life works and how real space exploration would feel like, nothing has a story to it its all superficial so if you think of the game like that and just make it a real life space exploration simulation it might get more interesting
I put in 80+ hours in nms a few years ago. Just getting back into it, while I wait for elden ring dlc. It always feels like a brand new game, coming back. Theres so much new content. I was clueless for like 20 hrs. 😂
NMS had a very bad start, but overtime the studio behind it fulfilled the promises that they said and now it's the best exploration game ever to exist on steam!
I've been craving for a NMS 100days video
I would assume the reason you don't need translation for Artemis is that they are also a Traveller, and fellow Travellers never need translation it seems, and for lore reasons all Travellers speaking the same language kinda makes sense tbh (not getting into it bc spoilers - but I think it's just because they speak the same language as you, so they don't need to be translated at all in the first place)
As a multi-billionaire in this game, I must say that the first days of the game are really slow, but once you get the hand of it, you do a lot of other things
There isn’t a single player you’re pretty much online but the universe is so big you don’t see any other players
Such a good video and a really good game you need to make a 200 days
Artemis: AHHHH I'M LOST I'M GONNA DIE HELP
This dude: Lol, goofy
Idk if you ended up figuring this out by the end or not, but you could actually take all the upgrades off your ship before selling it and it will still sell for the same price. A few of the starting components are unable to be removed, and you HAVE to have one weapon installed, but the rest you can remove and store in your inventory/ boxes and add them to your new one to save on time and money. The only thing that affects a ship's selling price is the class level and the number of unlocked cargo slots(tech slots don't matter; if you're ever looking to make a little more selling salvaged ships).
Also, for the love of all things holy, MAKE MORE EM TOWERS! You are trying to use solar panels on a dim planet and wonder why your farm isn't running? The power system emulates real life. If you have a draw of 50W and you're applying 25W, and for some reason your stuff won't work beyond a snails pace, add more power.
Extra beautiful game, I would like to set green filter on my front window of the starship to make the outer space more friendly lol)
If you want to make alot of units. Go to a pirate spacestation. Buy illegal goods, Do a pirate mission, Return to the space station for your reward. Buy more illegal goods. Do another pirate mission... and collect your reward... and so on. After that go to a regular space station and sell all your illegal goods. And you'll make lots of units. Some pirate missions give you a reward where you can unlock an free slot for your spaceship. No need to grind for larve cores or storm cristals.
If I could make one suggestion/request, stand a little further back from you mic. Your Bs and Ps pop very loudly. That being said, awesome video. Looking forward to seeing more!
You after 100 days, being stuck with a few million credits because the farm got nerved.
Me after 10 days, „Well I have 1 Billion credits, I guess I am done“ 😂😂
Nice VID❤
My guy, please invest in a pop filter
Fun fact: There are around 14 Quintillion planets in No Mans Sky and it would take billions of people and thousands of hours nonstop to explore every planet in the game.
Definitely need a 100 more days for this one
Babies after first breath: 0:55
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