Oh yeah, my multitool is already completely full. As far as i can see, i can't expand it either. It is S rated. Ships and Exosuit have more than enough slots for everything with space to spare. This is an issue with the multitool? You need to be careful with the spare slots?
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You know you can carry different Multi tools ? I have a pistol ,alien, experimental two royals . All set up differently . So one royal has a boltcaster and paralysis mortar. The other has pulse splitter and paralysis mortar. I have a neutron canon on alien another again paralysis mortar , and my pistol I use mainly for mining and scanning and pulse splitter and my experimental is scatter blaster and paralysis mortar . They all are s class and have 24 slots and I have empty slots in all . As I don't need mining laser for all ( pistol) so I have specific MT for specific roles ..
Yes, i know... but its kind of in the name "multi" tool. Was hoping to fit all needed stuff on a single one. But I do have two, so i guess i'll just configure them for different jobs.
EXP 8 is go go go... but prizes look crap... so do it only for the goals...
Yeah I know what you mean it can be done pulse splitter mining beam terra beam and two scanners I don't tend to use the combat one as I don't see much difference . I really only use three but I like to see how the other weapons fair . I haven't had the nerve to fit a geology canon though I think I would die too often
3.97 Patch Notes
- Fixed a number of memory-related crashes, particularly on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
- Fixed a crash related to base building.
- Fixed a crash related to freighter loading.
- Fixed a PSVR-exclusive crash.
- Fixed a crash related to the Fleet Command room.
- Fixed a crash related to ByteBeat.
- Fixed an issue that prevented teleporters from working correctly on derelict freighters.
- Fixed an issue that prevented players from claiming earned frigates from the list of past expedition rewards.
- Fixed an issue that prevented people from acquiring a living frigate if they changed their system clock.
- Fixed a number of mission and dialog issues that could prevent mission progress.
- Fixed an issue that caused ByteBeat music to play over the top of the intended settlement bar music.
- Fixed an issue that could prevent newly-purchased frigates from joining up with the fleet.
- Introduced a number of rendering optimisations for freighter bases.
- Fixed an issue that could prevent building within very tall freighter bases.
- Fixed an issue that allowed bases from blocked players to still be synced in some circumstances.
- Fixed an issue that caused too many wires to be removed when deleting a connected base part (such as a switch).
- Fixed an issue that left ladders behind when deleting their attached room on a freighter.
- Fixed an issue that caused multiplayer freighter bases to be missing on PlayStation 4.
- Fixed an issue that caused some posters to use the wrong texture.
- Players now always know the freighter bulkhead door, to prevent them from being trapped if they delete all exits to a room.
- Supporting scaffolds have been added to the underside of some elevated freighter base parts.
- Fixed a number of cases where base parts (and planters) were not being powered correctly in some freighter base configurations.
- Players may now harvest carbon from the plants growing on the walls of their agricultural freighter rooms.
- Fixed a number of visual glitches in freighter room parts.
- Fixed an issue that made it impossible to place objects on some shelves.
- Players can now place specific variants (straight/T-Junction/X-Junction) of freighter glass corridors.
- Fixed an issue that made the Galactic Trade Terminal UI appear in the wrong position while in VR and using the freighter trade room.
- Fixed an issue that prevented freighter doors and windows from being automatically deleted if the room they are attached to is deleted.
- The UI now displays additional feedback after feeding a living frigate and evolving new traits.
- Fixed a rare visual glitch caused by the Exosuit backpack being incorrectly scaled.
- The visual effects for harvest plants within freighter bio rooms have been improved.
- The Wormhole Brain and the Neural Shielding now have the correct Quick Menu icons.
- Fixed an issue that made Flight Assist Override less effective than intended during space combat.
- Fixed an issue that prevented the Wormhole Brain from being used to detect trade outposts.
- Infestation Nexus missions now correctly lead players to the target planet.
- Fixed a rare blocking issue that could prevent portals from working correctly when triggered on the Artemis path while very close to the centre of the galaxy.
- Fixed an issue that awarded players the resources gathered by NPC asteroid miners.
- Fixed an issue that prevented players from skipping cinematic black bars while in an Exocraft.
- Fixed an issue that could prevent fleet expeditions from displaying living frigate related story content.
- Fixed an issue that prevented the correct effects from playing as the starship exits warp.
- Fixed a visual issue that caused space colouring to leak into the freighter warp tunnel.
- Fixed an issue that could allow some Leviathan-exclusive missions to persist indefinitely after the end of the expedition.
- Fixed an issue that could prevent ship previews from appearing correctly in the Quick Menu.
- Fixed an issue that could cause incorrect icons to appear in the top-left notification after unlocking a new section of the guide.
- Fixed an issue that allowed players to interact with their ship while it was being salvaged for scrap.
- Fixed an issue that caused the freighter to appear in the warp tunnel while playing in VR.
Big spoiler for Exp8
The hyperdrive tech for little ships is not permanently removed, it disabled just for a while until you do enough on the Freighter...
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmRhfNSV5yQ
Aw, this has been fixed? I just noticed it happening the other day.
Mind, NPC miners seem like a new thing as well.
I just maxed out my extra suit storage, so I've been emptying out my storage lockers, with a view to optimising placement. I found last night that I couldn't delete a locker. It seemed to work, but when I went back to normal mode, the locker was still there, and usable. Same for a floor I tried to remove. I didn't think to check if I could repeatedly get materials back.
When I placed an extra line of roofs by mistake, though, all but the last one could be deleted.
Darn, I thought I posted the above hours ago, but I hadn't hit 'Post reply'...
Eurogamer has a solid article on why NMS is a "supernova":
As of right now, NMS is my go-to space game. To be fair, whenever a new update comes out for it, it monopolizes my time in the short-run. Eventually, though, I return to Elite. I am curious if this familiar cycle will repeat. Yesterday, I launched Elite, and for the first time in a long time, it struck me as dull and sterile. I wasn't having any fun and quit after doing one mission. I found myself back in NMS. As the above article said, HG has turned NMS from "what could have been a depressingly static procedural universe [sounds familiar] into something inviting, exciting, and wonderfully alive - and all without a microtransaction or paid expansion in sight." The game does feel wonderfully alive now - I love to visit the Anomaly just to see the other players coming and going - and with the overhaul of space visuals it is much more space-y, which is important to me. I still prefer the noir-ish setting of Elite, but in almost every other category, NMS is now well and truly cleaning Frontier's clocks to such an extent it is almost embarrassing.
State of the Game: No Man's Sky - an ever-expanding universe of wonder
As of right now, NMS is my go-to space game. To be fair, whenever a new update comes out for it, it monopolizes my time in the short-run. Eventually, though, I return to Elite. I am curious if this familiar cycle will repeat. Yesterday, I launched Elite, and for the first time in a long time, it struck me as dull and sterile. I wasn't having any fun and quit after doing one mission. I found myself back in NMS. As the above article said, HG has turned NMS from "what could have been a depressingly static procedural universe [sounds familiar] into something inviting, exciting, and wonderfully alive - and all without a microtransaction or paid expansion in sight." The game does feel wonderfully alive now - I love to visit the Anomaly just to see the other players coming and going - and with the overhaul of space visuals it is much more space-y, which is important to me. I still prefer the noir-ish setting of Elite, but in almost every other category, NMS is now well and truly cleaning Frontier's clocks to such an extent it is almost embarrassing.
If you go to the Nexus, people will randomly share and give you stuff (sometimes valuable stuff) and sometimes randomly ask you to join their missions. I got asked today, but had to decline, because my internet isn't that great and I know it would be laggy. Plus I had other things to do.
You can turn off the multiplayer option too, if you like to be left alone.
By the way, the new expedition is super easy. Previous expedition was hard, very difficult at times, but this one is a breeze. Just FYI.
I am embarrassed to mention that I have yet to try a single Nexus mission, nor any expeditions! I get so caught up in the main SP campaign, that I just don't get around to it. I definitely have to give both a try at least once! It's as this article says: there is just so much to do now that you it can be hard to decide!
I found some space jellyfish! They popped out of an asteroid I mined.
I know. There's a lot. Since I've played NMS from the first day it was released, I have accumulated 3,000 hours (compared to 9,000 in Elite), making it the second most played games in my stack, so I have done pretty much everything, and the game has come so far. It's very different from the original game, while it does maintain certain feel. Hopefully they'll open up the previous expeditions again at some point, and you should try them out. They're limited in time, so you can't do the previous ones now, only Exp8 is open and will close in 2 months. So if you want to try the latest expedition, the time is now. Just letting you know.
I found this expedition quite underwhelming, in fact.
It was over pretty quickly, with nothing really interesting going on and also making things even easier.
As one could expect, something that easy can only have poor/uninteresting rewards.
I really enjoyed the previous one, in all its difficulty.
On a bright note: apparently they are going to introduce stairs for the freighter base in the next patch. Thank goodness! The ladders are awful , and my freighter base is multy storey, so I have placed local teleporters to move up and down to avoid the bloody ladders!
Did they say why they removed ramps?
I'll start NMS up again, but guarantee I'll be bored 2-3 hrs later. I loved and still love this game, but there is something about it whereas I can't stay focused. Yet I have 900hrs in it (from day one).
Probably me getting too old..
Probably me getting too old..
Me too. I keep seeing people complain about the cartoon graphics, but that's not what bothers me. It's the cartoon gameplay that I don't like. It's the Oprah Winfrey of space games, where everyone gets what they want with very little effort. Scarcity is what makes something valuable, and there is no scarcity in NMS. It reminds me of one of those claustrophobic tourist-targeting marketplaces that's way too loud and busy:I'll start NMS up again, but guarantee I'll be bored 2-3 hrs later. I loved and still love this game, but there is something about it whereas I can't stay focused. Yet I have 900hrs in it (from day one).
Probably me getting too old..
Give me this same game, but where only one in ten systems have life, where aliens live in regions rather than on every single planet in the oversized galaxy, where capital ships are end-game content that is earned rather than given to you for free, where crashed freighters are extremely rare rather than found on every planet, and as @Darkfyre99 says, where I'm playing my own game rather than on-rails tutorial, then I might be more invested in NMS.
In some ways I think I actually preferred the earlier version of the game, before it became all things to all players.
Exactly this, first version was better, they went on to make it too player friendly.
On console
Edit = RNG mission generation still Smegs... Finally got correct missions...
EXP 8 is over... and boo you dont get the s*********y e*****e in the full game after boo...
- Pirate raid frequency has been reduced.
Edit = RNG mission generation still Smegs... Finally got correct missions...
EXP 8 is over... and boo you dont get the s*********y e*****e in the full game after boo...
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