If you have followed the path of the Atlas in No Man’s Sky, you may already be carrying a few Atlas Stones. If you walk up to one of these ships while they’re docked at the station, you can talk to the alien that’s piloting it. A marker will highlight the location of an outpost on a nearby planet. You can only improve, upgrade, or interact with objects if the required resources are either in your Exosuit inventory, or you’re standing in close proximity to your starship anyway. This isn’t guaranteed, but it is always worth checking those areas once you have the pass (see our Atlas Pass guide for tips on how to find them).
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The first way is to chat with aliens at space stations.
Some of the most common resources that you’ll find on practically every planet are Carbon, Platinum, Iron and Zinc. You only have so many slots in your Exosuit and ship, and each function takes up a space, each upgrade takes up another slot, each item takes a slot, and then elements are stackable up to 250 per slot in your suit and 500 per slot in your ship. If there is something else you would like to add, let us know in the comments section below! One of the most spectacular services offered by these aliens is the ability to purchase their very own spaceship by simply speaking with them. Early gameplay footage for framerate tests for PS4 have now confirmed that No Man’s Sky does indeed run at 30 fps for the majority of the gameplay, occasionally dropping to 15 fps even!
I’ve now only visited two worlds, both a star system apart (well, actually multiple worlds in each system, but you know what I mean).
The other option is cheaper, but requires resources and a bit of hard graft.
If you are one of those people who likes to glitch a game to get whatever it is you want quicker, then this new infinite resource glitch in No Man’s Sky will help you out greatly. The goal here is to find a system that pays highly for an item that another system sells below the galactic average so that you can make a hefty profit and pay to keep your ship afloat through the journey.
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The highly anticipated game No Man’s Sky was finally released this week, and now players have the opportunity to explore it near-limitless galaxy and estimated 18 quintillion planets. It’s an interesting game so far, with a lot going for it. A lot of those locked behind doors in different bases and Space Stations. Once you approach the wall-mounted terminal, it will show off its wares and the asking price. However, it seems not everyone is quite happy with the game.
