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I know this was 3 months ago. I see you ran into the teleport to freighter bug I've seen in my own game. Sometimes I was able to fix it for awhile by teleporting back to one of my bases or a space station, fly out, into the anomaly then teleport from there to my freighter. For some reason when I teleport to my freighter from the anomaly, it loads correctly instead of boxing me inside my freighter.

Did you ever figure this out? I read somewhere that the atlas path is suppose to take you to another galaxy but I've presented wonders at least 15 times and nothing..... seen a video 16 days old that after he birth a new star it never told him to present wonders. At this point I'm giving up on it too lol

I felt that, those robot dogs are the worst, I'd rather face two walkers than one of those. (Which of course is a different way of saying that robot dogs are awesome ;-) ) Kudos for picking the sentinel fights at environmental effect-free ruin sites, by the way, wish I had thought of that myself. Seriously, in three of the four, a storm started almost immediately after the first shot was fired. They would make a prime spot to build a base too, come to think of it.... nice flat terrain, too. (By the second way: should you, after finishing the finishable stuff, not want to switch to your main save until the community goals are reached, I put down a base on Ayu in the Rendezvous point 3 system, whatever it's called. I named it "Lighthouse", and endeavoured to make it mildly interesting for other players to visit. Currently my jive is just visiting bases, and I noticed that quite a few people have made theirs extra fancy this time. Which is amusing)

I am almost ready to finish Liquidators, but... there's those community milestones too, and I have no idea if those would be redeemable for players who finish the expedition before those are done, so thinking about holding off on that for a bit. Maybe I'll just "do my part" and squash some more bugs and grubs to help nudge that counter to whatever number is needed. The expedition feels nicely written though, with every milestone feeling in some way relevant to the story. But of course the most important reason for being of it is the showcasing of new 5.0 stuff. Really impressed with that, I got sidetracked several times just being amazed about how nice things look now :-) The apex predator thing is a bit of a mystery to me though. I visited one planet named something like "apex predator here", scanned them all, no luck. Then visited a player base with a name suggesting one there, because I am shallow like that, but, bupkis again. Eventually I found a paradise planet and landed near a nice looking beach just because... and poof, got the milestone, even though there were only placid animals in the list. Still built a base there, but I fear that if another player visits it, they will find it a dud.

You are the point in the game where I got a bit befuddled, too- although the "presemt discoveries" thing might actually be a recent addition, something that might make occasional visits to Atlas stations worthwhile after the "main storyline" is complete. And maybe it actually isn't, but I have no idea what could/should come next.

Just finished watching part 1 and 2, wanted to finish the expedition before that. It's a fun one. Not my favourite, but still fun, I do like the survival part of the game. Not sure how keen I am on the storytelling, but solitude as a theme absolutely does work for NMS (agree with you on the spamballs being more immersion-breaking than usual this time, by the way). Some interesting medative moments in this expedition, too. Also, some filler-objective, like in just about every expedition. And really nice rewards! Sure, we do not play expeditions for the rewards, but, nonetheless... ;-)

Suwalki Gap Boogaloo ;-)

Nice work turning down Yalta, War with the Soviets to look forward to in 1943 :)

Nice to see the living frigate starting to bring home the dough :-) The sentient starship stuff is not useful... yet. But odds are it will be in the furture, and when it does you want as many embryonic eggs and spawning sacs as possible! (To get a sentient starship you will need to buy an egg from the quicksilver merchant in the Anomaly. Takes a lot of quicksilver, and a whole quest after that. But it's a fun thing to do) Oh, and, those Nexus missions: they are fun to do multiplayer, but all of them can be solo'ed as well. Personallly I find the bone diggiing one a bit tedious (especially if those target markers fail to show up), but if that's the weekend mission then I'll still do it. And when the reward is salvaged frigate modules I will do any mission, I love that HG added those to the possible rewards!

You appear to have had the same issue with at least that one freighter assault mission that I have with many of them, where the target icon just disappears, and you only get vague direction indication when you go the wrong way. The target is there though, and if you manage to fly in that direction, your pulse drive will lock on to it. Also, warping seems to help too. I have asked around on forums and something a bug report about this, but the general assumption appeared to be that it must probably an issue on my side, and maybe bashing the "H" key (to toggle the hud) might work. I have had no luck with that though. Maybe I'll send them a link with that part of this video! But I am happy that I am no longer alone in my plight ;-p

Nice work on that dreadnought! You got much further than I did on my first through sixth or so attempt- I think I only won once or twice, I can never find those trenches! Yesterday I did a Nexus mission with another player, who turned out to have a pirate dreadnought for a freighter. Wasn't able to ask how he managed that, but apparently it is possible, somehow.

Nice, you have the dream aerial! Do be sure to use it, it's a fun bit of content! And I finally know where it comes from, now. Apparently I click through the debriefs too fast. Found the thing in my inventory at some point, stored it away, forgot about it, did soms different game content at some point, was confused after that, but would not have been if I had used that stupid aerial earlier. Hope I have been vague and mysterious enough ;-) Oh, by the way, I think (but note that I have been wrong a lot about NMS lately) that the best place to get combat frigates is in Vy'keen systems. Either that, or, should you at some point be given a lengthy questionnaire, because, well, anything can happen in space, try answering as though you were a gung ho space pirate or something)

Kind of good to see that I am not the only one who sometimes gets lost in their own settlement ;-) For the freighter: I love the teleportal room, but the scanner room is also really nice if you use the freighter for exploration. I like putting it just behind the green stairway, and surrounded by fleet command stations. But the matter beam module might be the best one of the lot since it gives you access to the freighter inventory from anywhere. The exocraft room is great too, but only works if the freighter is in your current system. Also, on your freighter, when you craft, you can draw on materials straight from your storage modules, which turns it into the best base you can have. Be careful to not logout when standing next to a storage module though, because apparently there is a chance of you glitching through the floor and getting stuck in a "crawlspace", which is Not Fun. Took three or four times of that happening for me to finally learn my lesson. Oh, and, you can have a fleet of up to 30 frigates accompanying your freighter. They do level up, so recruiting C-tier ones is perfectly ok. Note that frigates can get damaged- as you may already have noticed by now, with that two-star combat mission that you sent a one-star fleet on ;-) It's no biggy, though, repairing frigates is a fun little mini mission But if you want to avoid having to do it too often, best practice is to make sure that your fleet level is two pips above the mission level (which may not be possible initially, but if you ever get bored with repairing, that would be your ticket out of that) Last bit, about the freighter and the frigates in combat: the freighter, unfortunately, is just a floating base. But, if you have combat frigate(s) in your system and you engage in combat with your space ship, your strongest combat frigate will come to your aid. That is the extend of it though.

I have the impression that those corrupted drones have become slightly tougher with the Omega update, even in the settlement thingie they required a bit more... persuation than I thought I was used to- good call on switching to the regular ones, the doggies are annoying but at least those repair drones are nice and squishy. By the way, this expedition, fun though it was... did feel like a weird list of things to check off, didn't it, I mean, Photo's? Liquid explosives? Cookies? No narrative, just things to do in between Atlas visits, I guess. I get that HG wanted to showcase some elements of NMS to a new audience, but also hope that for the next one they will pick a story or a theme, and for each of the milestones ask themselves how they fit into that. Still, love the update. Love being able to start expeditions from the main save too! Even though being able to bring some items over to the expedition might be just a bit too convenient, not sure yet- glad I only did it that way on the second playthrough (was fun to be able to skip much of the grind that time)

Heh, yeah, that base computer quest line goes oooon and ooooon and ooooooooon. And on. I put it at the bottom of my prio list, just went to a destination if I wanted a random planet somewhere to explore. But I don't think it gave a lot of useful stuff anymore anyway, after some point, so, myeah. (Fun things to do if you want to keep the game fresh, by the way, might be to get a salvage scanner at the scrap dealer, or just ask Helios for one if you have the conversation option. And if you get the blueprint, do make sure to build and use a dream aerial. Not telling what will happen, but I promise it's fun! Aaaand, of course, if you manage to acquire 3000 Quicksilver, do buy an egg from the quicksilver merchant in the Anomaly, and just keep it in your inventory!)

Was spot-on ;-) Was kind of invested in your farmer quests, by the way: in my save he keeps asking me for mordite and cannot seem to move past that even though I have biodomes full of mordite root by now and have given him enough of the necrotic goop that he could swim in it if he wanted- and maybe he does, no value judgement from me about that, let Gek be Gek, by all means. But it was fun to see how his quest line is supposed to conclude! (Also, wasn't it possible to refine chlorine into salt? Can't remember for sure, but I think it was- that, or the other way around. Not that it really matters in this case, of course)

Activated Indium/Cadmium/Emeril is annoying stuff, isn't it, it cannot be converted to the normal type, there is no recipe that requires any of it, all that it's good for is turning it into chromatic metal. The one thing that I would really love to see in an NMS update would be to get some uses for already existing materials (also, notably, basalt).

Taiwan still #1

It's a fun expedition! Pretty replayable too, probably, since so much depends on your starting location. If there is water and a structure with an actual building nearby, I imagine it would be really easy. This might be a harder run. Good for content though ;-)

Just one thing for the final part (that I could have done better) , contrary to what the game suggests, you can get both the Atlantid and the Crimson reward, just do the Atlandid ending first, finish the last phase, then reload, and do the Stellar one. Both rewards, apparently, can be redeemed.

I actually did have the exact same issue with the Atlas that you had, including not being able to land. Was a good point for me to quit for the day and try again the day after. Had no issues then. No idea what might have caused it.

Haha, I had exactly the same struggle with my multitool there! And then I got at the 2nd (I think it was the 2nd) rendezvous point and it had an A-tier one. Made it worth hunting quads for hearts and resonators for mirrors all over again, but, daaaaaamn. (Also: sooooo. many. spam. balls. I did not mind them as much in Utopia, but in Singularity it has gotten silly)

Nice pace! Jason Plays did the whole thing in 90 minutes, I needed 13 hours (Got sidetracked a lot. Lots of fiddling with my bases too, I thought I ought to make them look pretty and complete to keep to the spirit of the whole thing. Was not very effective. Fun though!). I also got the prompt about that derelict freighter, did not do that one either, I wonder how many people did though. For the volcano, I just raced to the caldera with the nomad, that worked really well. But your way was much more fun for in a video, I was hoping for that ;-)

2:55 Yeah but at least once setup it actually works and doesn't go dead in a year after a random cumulative update and the OS isn't spyware

About that activated indium (same goes for activated cadmium and activated emeril) : it's not good for much as far as I know, but it can all be refined to chromatic metal (at a 1:1 ratio, even!). So I like to just chuck it in the oven. And with a settlement producing it, that means you will probably never want for that stuff ever again. Which makes me jealous. Mine gives me fungal mould. Booh.

Don't complain it's leagues better than waking up on your car... in the air...

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Это видео мне подняло настроение))0)

5:37 "Cheeeeeers" >moonwalks out

22:08 Look even the game knows you really shouldn't get the clam, it's time to reconsider

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36:17 Yeah... ever so slightly.. nothing that can't be handled amiright

31:06 Ok at least you apologized

7:41 You might mean the doomsday rods, dropped from space to cause earthquakes and all that

1:50 Yes he is indeed high, high above ground and on a space station, thee perceptive abilities are simply humbling

40:52 OOOooooooo gotta grab my foil hat for this one

23:49 - We are going to land into Hudson

Anybody see the V-powered animal at 01:45 ... animal glitches🙄 lol

~27:12 Well, the terrain itself did not return to its original state before you terraformed, which is a good sign, this might be just about as much of base sinking issues you will get, unless you play long enough that the game will no longer remember you terraformed 🙃

Team up? My game tag is Lukeingame

38:31 Well.. it's on earch alright, in fact, that pilot was so determined to be on earth he did not care for anything in their way

If you're going to use this base for a long time, beware, the terrain can regenerate and your base if built straight on your leveled or deep ground - will go uinderground and you will have to terraform again

you have a gr8 youtube voice!

Awesome Video bro, keep it up and your videos will get even better and you might get a lot of views someday

8:09 I like to think it's actually pudding and it provides emotional support instead

Pretty sure those gaps/slots in ship (and your exosuit for that matter) are unlockable/expandable, just need to find the right tech

41:49 From my Elite Dangerous plays, and well since pretty much every ship has a shield, packing a weapon specced against shields and a kinetic weapon is probably the way to go while you got your starter ship, if you take an enemy's shield down there must be some time needed until it starts recharging or something, then you can strike with rockets etc. although there's only one way to find out

26:06 When you come accross these manufacturing plants, look around for clues to what they worked on there, that little dialogue is like a security challenge

Jeez the new HOI4 expansion sure changed the looks

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