I Spent 100 Days in No Man's Sky... Here's What Happened

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.

You can uninstall (store) technology from your old ship and place it in your exosuit inventory to transfer and reinstall it on your new ship.

There’s so many things to do in this game I was just in love with it tho I did a ton of glitches to get materials money but even then there’s so much to do!

“I never found this station again”
Teleport terminal: Am I a joke to you? 😂

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.

I haven't got further than ten minutes yet before quitting. I have no idea what Im doing.

Start of the game: Where am I? Who am I? When am I?

Day 562: Pretty much still the same.

This is a tutorial on how to pretend you spent any amount of time playing No Man's Sky.

So, how many hours a day is this? It seems a bit slow.

NMS is a bit weird in the way it introduces you to things. The tutorial is a bit pedantic (especially for people who already know the mecanics and would rather just have the recipes right off the bat) and underexplains certain things imo, but at the same time there is a bunch of things for which the game doesn't hold your hand and that you have to discover on your own (like the Anomaly upgrade stations, which I don't think it shows you? Or maybe it does, but at the very least it doesn't get you to explore all that is available)

You can use solar panels to charge batteries during the day, and then the batteries keep whatever thing you have them power at night, and then the solar panels take over again.

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

That's it, Atlas. You got called a "big red ball". Not so mighty _now_, are we? Hehehehehe (Don't mind me I have so much affection for that big red ball but it acts so high and mighty pfffft--)

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)

Artemis: AHHHH I'M LOST I'M GONNA DIE HELP
This dude: Lol, goofy

Why is bro farmin so hard?

In my 25 hour mark of playing, I immediately began having beef with the sentinels and just decided to eradicate every single one of them until I was able to find their nest and blow it to pieces. Now I can farm my little balls in peace 😁😁

I dropped the whole $60 for this game, I'm so mad I don't Play it 😡.

this game is boring, only scan scan scan go to other planet, scan scan scan Zzz

I'm a fairly new player, just coming up on around 30 hours ish, and I still have no idea what's going on, I'm just finding stuff to upgrade ships and looking at cool stuff 😂

I tried this game and just couldnt get into it. Felt a bit lonely for me. I can appreciate the concept and why people do enjoy it. Oh well I guess back to starfield.

Batteries are pretty nice/easy - just connect all your panels to a battery and then that battery to other batteries, then connect all your machinery to a hub battery - it all acts as a power grid and if you have enough batteries to enough power generators or panels, itll stay online 100%; took a lot of time to min/max but I built my bases with teleporters from ground level to the operational level, and had all the ugly stuff(batteries/extractors etc) on levels in between with flight decks on top xD Also super cool to build a portal and a ton of storage containers in your base for ez teleporting/dumping. As far as your translator, you'll learn snippets of languages along the way including stuff that may help shed some light on the stuff you've encountered but didnt understand and those will start to appear in english as you learn more of the language. You probably know all that by now, but worth mention.

a 24 hr day in game is 30 minutes. so realistically you spent 24 hours playing the game?

Guessing it's 100 day hour playtime cus playin it for 100 days is wild and does speak how much you love this genre

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.

I would like to see a second 100 days video.

I just activate infinite resources on custom mode

If you want units, find a dissonant planet and harvest crashed sentinel interceptors. It takes about an hour or so each, and they yield like 50 mil each.

Explain how you track days ?

Those plosives though.

I HIGHLY recommend playing this in VR! It’s incredible.

thats a lot of mineral extractor

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

Lmao. I been playing this for years and still clueless.

Pve and PvP if player allow that in settings, default is allow, so ppls who wanna only PVE should change it off.

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.

YOU are not alone in the universe even if you chose single player

Love this Channel can’t wait for 200 hrs in Sea Of Thieves gonna be sick

I finished my activated indium farm the fucking week before it was nerfed...

My savefile was deleted via computer crash afterwards though so I guess I don't have to worry about it anymore.

Good video, you repeat yourself a lot. But other then that it has made me want to try the game.

No man’s sky is the largest game ever. Nobody will ever explore everything. Don’t believe me just look it up.😊

Why you disrespecting my boy Artemis like that tho

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 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

Cant wait for that hundo subs 🥰😍☺️

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you should do it in vr