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They ain't stupid questions. They're just questions.
Although the glyphs allow travel to ANY planet, as long as you have it's address.
You can grab a planets address at the portal, and can find a portal by going to any monolith (the alien looking things of black metal) and offering it a gift the second time you interact with it. Exocraft can find monoliths if they got upgraded scanners.
It's only really useful to track down your friends, or specific stuff that other players found and put on the NMS glyph exchange. You don't really need to sweat using it.
how does one unlock the new race
after the purge does the traveller forget everything again
The bot has an answer to start up the echo content. But if you have been chatting with the new bots, then you can buy the hands, head, torso, and legs at a void mote store. Get them and you can be your own self made shell guy!
Nope. You remember it all.
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giving that im starting a fresh save, what would be the best quests order to go through all of the current story?
ofc i would be finishing the atlas path with artemis first for now
Start with Artemis, when you get to the Purge switch to Atlas Path and complete that, then carry on with the Purge
big thanks, i would like to experience all the DLCs once again
thank you
Crane and other shit got their icons added in experimental build, but you can see them in #nms-modding
oh i remember these
these arent placeholders for anything these were buildable objects from the very first update to the game in 2016 that have since been removed, for whatever reason
I still wonder whether this was a reference to Void Mother
i have reset the universe
not sure if somebody already posted, noted or mentioned this: if you're farming void motes and you know how to get the multitools from monoliths, you can scrap those multitools for void motes đź
does finishing the purge mean ive finished the artemis path
i think so-- you just got Supermoon'd to a new galaxy, right?
(Supermoon is the soundtrack that plays)
then youâre done
How can you find the monoliths that give you the atlantid multitools?
The korvax ones have multitools
Oh, so they are like the monoliths you can find with exoships just to be Korvax?
I thought they were special monoliths, thanks
@outer dock
charge your phone
No
Is there any lore reason why royal multitools are only found at sentinel pillars?
not yet
the most charitable I could speculate is that those are the multitools from that ancient time when senitnels decided using them is evil
Anybody thinks that we will get systems where dominant race are autophage? For now we have only gek/korvax/vykeen
I think the Autophage is gonna be limited to the seminomadic groups we see now, at least for a long time.
Imo they will not stay that way in the long run. I dont see them wanting to stay as scrap-hobos. Would you? Imo they will repair themselfs and upgrade their shells. (We did all the hard work by giving them stuff).
they should gradually replace the korvax systems
I found there's planets at the galaxy centre can you go to them?
You're probably talking about Likholou. Don't.
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Ah
This isn't at all what I thought the mechanical paws would be lol
Are there rebuilt modules for things other than the exosuit?
hey
Time travel jump scare
I did this in a random discord one time and they all clowned me and said âbro think he gotta read general to catch upâ and I donât think Iâve ever laughed harder in my entire life
I wonder how many people have seen every galaxy?
Quite few. Visiting every galaxy jurney is a goal for endgame players. Some even did it in premadeath mode.
*some endgame players. i've been playing since launch, never had a reason to leave Euclid
Is currently the only way to acquire a living ship via a void egg from the quicksilver vendor?
Or as player gift
Thank you!
I cant believe the universe ends in 16 minutes
Technically it does.
But because ATLAS is hyper advanced, a minute for it is billions of years in the simulation potentially.
So Artemis. She went through a portal and died, but not really? It's been a while since I did the questline
Artemis died. Like a while ago. Their S.O.S. is ages old, and the one you talk to is a flicker in Atlas's data banks, I think.
You can extract them and put them in Nada's mini-simulation, or just let them rest in the recycling bin of Atlas.
There's New base parts.
There's New base parts.
a crane
My builder heart is beating fast
New base parts are always a +. Would like more animated parts tho
I'm testing them but my game crashed
Bubble duct is just đ€€
I find it satisfying
My god, sean don't crash this again i have to get out early today and i want to see these base parts
What does it mean to reset the simulation or refuse the atlas
what kind of end game shit will be permanently changed
None.
but wouldnt resetting the simulation just kill everyone lmao
they wouldnt be the same person
and then whats the difference between the two
Thats up to your personal decision
so resetting the entire fucking universe has no effect whatsoever except creating a solar system?
You can chose what galaxy to create when reseting
that doesnt make sense though, i googled it as much as i can and it seems like you just create another one, you dont "reset" the old one
so whats the lore implications of it lmao
Atlas is afraid of death and resets the simulation to prevent his death. Over and over again.
I always thought Null and Apollo just die after the story because of you.
And that's why we never hear from them again.
How'd she die? I was under the assumption that the portal collapsed while she was in it
There are hits on how artemis died when talking with artemis. When you ask what is happening etc.
Guys, what were we able to get from this new quest? I kinda forgot about the lore in it lol. Also how can we tie it with the messages we get from the "broken" autophages?
The new echo stuff?
We got a new class of multitools and a new race to play as for game content. Oh, and pirate freighters/frigates. In terms of lore, deleted Korvax reforge themselves after escaping from Atlas's deletion folder, becoming the autophage. Also there's a girl named "The Void Mother" that we know nothing about, other than the autos liking her and that she's working on her own body. They all hide and live nomadic lives scattered all over the place.
I have 0 clue what the busted ones are talking about, tho. They just babble and say "the fifth" as far as I know.
Could the fifth be suggesting the simulation is in its final five minutes?
Genuine question, I have not yet read the new lore
They just say a number. I've had them say "The second" "The fourth" "The eight" etc.
If I had to guess it's some code spread way out over a bunch of them, but I don't know.
the second, fourth, etc stuff is positional and each binary sequence is a letter.
Weren't the autophage the surviving korvax that didn't got caught by the first spawn?
Nope. Korvax delete "divergent" people that don't fit their hive mind. They get forced up from deletion along with the atlantideum, which they use to hide from everyone and upgrade themselves. The atlantideum is some weird corrupted data manifesting as glowing purple crystals that infest entire planets.
They do relate to Korvax Prime tho. They both got murdered.
Ah
So basically they are korvax that got deleted by other korvax but survived by staying in the bad sectors
No wonder why they worship her lol
here's the autophages spitting binary. Solved back in Interceptor
Autophages are the original Korvax that got disconnected along with the destruction of Korvax Prime. They had somehow survived in the void by coming in contact with some purple stuff.
Now basically Korvax Prime has survived and is rebuilding itself as the Void Mother. They plan on preventing erasure and death by Atlas
đ
tldr: the korvax and their godqueen were gentrifying everything and the autophages hid out in the hood to avoid it
wonder if this means we might see the return of the First Spawn eventually
There's that one encounter with a Gek that shouts that the Korvax should be enslaved, and seems confused as to why they aren't.
Could be there are others, a one in a million mutation into their old ways. ||Kinda despise when media has evilness be a genetic fact but HEY!||
So basically the void dimension is essencially a recycling bin.
Essentially.
It's crazy when you genuinely stop and think that when The Anomaly "Performs a Diagnostic" on The ATLAS the first time you meet it, it responds with a message saying the last Diagnostic was 1, 946, 218, 921, 221 years ago... by that point, you'd think The ATLAS would have become the most insanely intelligent and wise entity in the entire universe. Like, it's kind of just insane that it would operate for that long.
Basically what I said
I personally believe that these korvax survived due to the fact that they were on the junkyard moons of korvax prime, also known as the bad sectors
It's a brain hurt
how many times do i have to do the the atlas path quest?
1
my theory is that Void Mother first corrupted Sentinels, who started extracting Atlantideum from planets, and then started building constructs, which VM used to upload Korvax consciousnesses from the Abyss into
Inception Matrix
Known issue. Known for a good while actually. This won't actually lead you anywhere tho.
Its because you can do atlas path again after galaxy jump. When you collect all atlas words you can do it again to understand more.
I'm assuming people have talked about The ATLAS' name potentially being inspired by Atlas in Greek Mythology?
If not, I think it's a very fascinating coincidence, regarding the being left to held up the heavens, like being left to keep a simulation of a universe for as long as it would remain online. The only difference in that case being ATLAS requested to be left online, but Atlas in Greek Mythology was forced to do so as a punishment from Zeus. Idk, I just think itâs cool I suppose.
It more because atlas in IT.
The Atlas Computer was one of the world's first supercomputers, in use from 1962 (when it was claimed to be the most powerful computer in the world) to 1972. Atlas' capacity promoted the saying that when it went offline, half of the United Kingdom's computer capacity was lost. It is notable for being the first machine with virtual memory (at that time referred to as 'one-level store') using paging techniques; this approach quickly spread, and is now ubiquitous.
I was wondering if you might bring that up, yeah.
I love both, but yes I would agree that the Atlas Supercomputer would make more sense overall. Still fun to think about Mythology alongside it.
@glad palm sorry for slow reply about the story, playing Sky: Children of the Light rn lol
So, to the best of my memory, you wake up on an unknown world with no memories. You find your ship, go into space, and then meet Artemis through the transmitter thing. She needs help, so as you learn how to settle down, explore, and such, you go out to find her. You meet Nada and Polo, and Apollo, all of who help you get better at the game and help you find Artemis. I believe you meet null at about when you find Artemis ||dead||. I know Iâm missing some points, but itâs been a while since I reached that point in the story so I donât rightfully remember.
But there should be a quest log somewhere in the menu
Ok and i had a choice to let him "live" or "kill" her, but it was a simulation and i decided to kill her since it seem like the lesser evil, at least what i would choose if places were reversed
i think i got to that point
Yeah
but how did i get to that point, why was i given that choice?
was artemis "on repeat" at that point or what happend?
I think, if I remember correctly, you find out Artemis is dead, then you meet null, who provides you with some tech to keep her soul. Then you go to the Anomaly to ask Nada for help, and they say you can choose to keep her alive in a simulation with the risk of her being in pain if she finds out, or let her die
I remember nowâŠ
Yeah
ye i remember also that Nada tells me that i did the right choice by not keeping her in the simulation, but keep here in what simulation , was it like an object o?
This are probably dumb questions for somebody that knows the bigger picture but i just needed a recap so i can start playing again, i am sucker to know the whole thing before moving on
i never skip cutscenes
Uh, no. I chose the simulation (which I imagine changes the ending of the story slightly, idk for sure) but I know that when you choose simulation, you put her into the Anomaly. I think you were able to go there and see her every now and then
ahh ok, i had a moral dilema about that and first thing it poped in my head was "what if somebody does that to mean and i found out, it will all come crashing down hard"
Also i read this : I choose to put Artemis in the simulation instead of letting her die. I felt like I couldnât just let her die, fade into nothingness, but Nadaâs reaction made me feel like I choose incorrectly, so now Iâm getting both nervous and kind of sad. So what did you people choose to do, and does letting her die change anything?
and then
It was a clear choice. Her whole entity was based on traveling & making friends. Being alone in a simulation? No traveller would want that.
it was clear as day what i needed to do
and last one about the moral dilemma
I tried to put myself in Artemis' place. A traveller, a wanderer, always looking forward to see what's orbiting the next star...and locked into a single system. The very first time Artemis tried to warp to the next star, they would realize what was up. That is when the horror would really start for Artemis.
And death. That's not as hard as it seems. Death is what makes life worth living. There are two important pieces of knowledge that make this so. The first, we know for a fact that our lives are finite. The second is we don't know when that end will occur, although in some special cases this one has exceptions. So, we treasure each moment, or we should.
So, we come to Artemis. Their existence would be one of eternal horror and mind-numbing boredom. Or, the eternal rest, the end of the journey, and the end of the pain that they had earned.
It was an easy choice, really.
I love how you put that đ„č
So i am at a point after that, that part of the quest has ended and now i start a different part?
Ty Morgan for the recap, much appreciate it!
Youâre quite welcome đ
@signal rivet In response to your question, the only real thing I've seen about something like that in the game was a Paradise Planet in a system with a Black Hole.
But it would make sense, even as an Easter egg, to actually have a reference in kind.
I killed Her, because it probably wouldnât take long for her to realize. And I think it said sheâll be alone in there. And thatâs not really the whole goal
I wonder where atlas is irl
Maybe in hello games
Well.
Interesting.
But something like a NMS Atlas sounds Quantum to me.
May not start out like it, but would definitely progress into that.
Also, I had this part while playing this game where I hated the decision that the whole thing is a simulation, but after doing the main story (finally) i actually kinda liked that direction
I felt the simulation thing ruined the space sci-fi feel, but now I think it kinda Amps it up
Yeah, if it was just left as "everything is a simulation", that wouldn't make for a good enough explanation or lore point. What they did with the ATLAS in the real world, and how that eventually effects everything both obvious and subtle in the game is still one of its best aspects.
And the meaning less dilemma that some characters have actually makes you question somewhat
And also, didnât the sentinels wipe out a parallel universe in 58.6 seconds flat?
IIRC, yes they did.
Still thinking about this.
The ATLAS is extremely old.
Also I love how they eventually explain the random numbers such as 16 during the story. I loved it
And I'd imagine, by that point, very, very sentient.
So Atlas wasnât always sentient?
So almost like an evolving AI type of thing?
But I mean, considering how long it had been online, it would have evolved after their departure, yes.
Also may I say, I think the Gek gotta be the most interesting faction Iâve seen in any space related game (Besides the Orokin from warframe). Their story engages me
The idea that they didnât become nice from learning but rather genetics that were altered is pretty neat
And as I was going to say, I always found The ATLAS interesting before I knew much (first playthrough), but the moment I found out it was really just a lonely and scared AI trying to see past an end it cannot feasibly calculate wity 16 minutes of existence left, I was immediately just sad. I find the weirdest things to get emotionally invested in, I swear. Like normal people, I found the Artemis Path sad, but the entirety of The ATLAS story just hits hard istg.
Also love the fact that it is finally not an evil AI for once.
Man I still havenât done the Atlas path (even though my character worships the Atlas), but hearing that makes me love it more
I might actually go do it for once
Do it.
I shall
Also side note, how come every space related game has a hivemind biopunk style enemy? (Iâm sure youâve heard me say this before)
It is

But I havenât seen one game without it and itâs always interested me
I mean we got
The flood
The hive
The infested
Whatever you call the horrors
what else, what else. Iâm missing one
Carrion might count
But thatâs based entirely off the biopunk stuff
Couldnt bring myself to do that
My bestest friend was Apollo
Dude supported me through everything and we finished it all as homies
Went from "why do you use the word friend?" To|| "I'll race you to the core" ||
-Null- is a pretty cool dude too
The last null dialogue hit hard
Hell yeah, heâs probably already in Hilbert by now
But I can just fast travel to my beacon that I forgot I put
I forgot what they said
Something about, âyo the fuck you doin manâ
It just said the call ended with null screaming and begging you not to reset the simulation iirc
And u just stay silent
Yeah
Thats what i remember
I loved that
Why was he so upset, I swear it was because all the people he wronged would be brought back or something
Or he would continue to remember them
He didnt want the fucked up shit he did to be in vain
@edgy lichen elaborate
tbh my dislike started with the experimentation of fauna
Character development
it makes me laugh that i give a gift to the random autophages i find, but i don't know much of their language yet. so they're like:
"in return, i will tell you about us: c410ndsad82-0 9312=-19ckjf 041=-4=1dk"
thanks for the info buddies
Yeah, the fact that the autophage story missions give out garbled text because you don't know the language yet is not great
In case anyone's having trouble finding them, both the hot blooded creature and vortex cubes are on this planet, found the info after a search, and verified it.
||https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/2028363298586512530/6A67C5AA5DE99B69A311E102D11682033B212B07/||
Autophages give thinking machine from the Dune series vibes but less focused on slaughtering humanity
Is new New Beginnings the last mission? what's after that?
i feel bad for the traveler in Dreams of the Deep
Hmmm?
If the mission log says something to the effects of âenjoy the journeyâ then yup yup it is
there are now other missions added since then scattered throughout the world however
For example the auto phage stuff that was just recently added in
But those are their own storylines per se
Damn sad face
You can also do the atlas path which is its own kind of miniature storyline
itâs not very npc oriented like with Artemisâ story though. But still very cool and itâs a refurbished version of the storyline that was in the game at launch. Apparently you just go to Polo and ask for a direction to an atlas station
and also, it doesnt get out of your log after you finish it. i don't want to go to another atlas station, i already got star seed!
It is rather annoying.
But I suppose the devs have there reasons. I hope.
probably the latter, or someone from the team running voice through processing. I think all of the alien and space chatter and other voices/grunts are just members of the team. no professional VAs involved
||I know itâs a sandbox game mostly but it just feels like a endless time loop no matter what you do you cannot escape how do you know it wasnât intentional the atlas isnât failing it was put in a situation where that was the only thing it can perceive is itâs virtual downfall what we see now isnât the real atlas, the real atlas it beyond this and this incarnation is just another program set to the parameters of believing it will fail in 10k years. the real subject being studied is the traveler how they change and alter the world how they grow and shape their world view after experiencing countless cycles. They may have their memory wiped or be in ever changing form but the traveler is the only thing that seems to survive each purge only to start again.||
I suppose that's possible, if existential. Either way, there's no evidence for the simulation to be in a simulation, and even if it was, the hell would we do? We're just the same model of some guy, warping and looping over millions of iterations.
Best not to panic over such things.
I mean isn't that self-implying? If you have a simulated universe, simulating universes is possible, therefore statistically most universes must be simulated?
@heady cradle TELAMON IS THE SUIT VOICE?
yes
I mean I'm not sure if it's the real telamon I think it is an atlas reconstruction of the data
But I mean essentially every power broker in NMS is opposed to the atlas, which is essentially a non-benevolent god that just ends realities on a whim.
The Vy'keen, the autophage/covax, the anomaly guys, even the sentinels themselves, like Laylaps
Everyone and everything just wants to be free from the Atlas.
I see why tho
Mhm. The recent appearance of atlantideum and the act of presenting it to Atlas as a means to prevent the inevitable is quite interesting too. How would an internal little program of a simulation be able to save the host from external threats
i need help. I think im towards the end of the story. Visiting ATLAS STATIONS. My 11th Station has nothing to talk to though? Its just... empty? There is a socket in the end but I cant interact with it
|| how do you find ships on the videos on YouTube using glyphs when it says u need to be in a certain galaxy. ||
|| not that deep bro itâs just a game đ ||
go to the galaxy, use a portal
Do I need to have discovered all galaxyâs to do so
no you just need to be in the one it's in
yes because you need to be in the same galaxy, it's what I have been saying ;D
Even when you learn their language, it's still funny.
"Thank you for this random gift, now I shall proceed to tell you the story of my people."
i disagree. the Atlas only deletes universes where there are significant anomalies present, as we are told in the boundry failures. i dont see the Atlas as evil per se, if not indifferent. also, its not that many powers are specifically against the Atlas, but for example, in the case of the Atlantid, just trying to escape it.
trying to escape someones influence is opposition tho
speaking of telamon, am i insane or does it's voice change sometimes? like when you destroy the warp drives on a pirate capital ship telamon sounds drastically different than say a hazard protection or life support warning
youre not insane, it sounds like they recorded them in different sessions years apart. which I think they actually did, because some of the newer telamon SFX is added in later updates after launch, and the hazard protecion and life support warnings were at launch
im glad you mentioned it because its been bothering me a little bit
Also probably in diffent studio or rexorded on diffrent setup
yeah that would make sense
Atlas isn't "evil", but it definitely has gained some level of self-awareness and is acting in unpredictable ways that are against its programming. Such as when it stuffed Telamon into the exosuit because Telamon was calling Atlas out for its strange behavior. Of course Atlas is doing these things because it is aware that its reality is falling apart and, for lack of a better term, is starting to lose its mind. It has become obsessed with having 16 minutes left to live, hence why 16 shows up everywhere
How do I finish the atlas path
Get all the balls blueprints from ( you need to get enough jurney milestones done to get blueprint) atlas stations
Craft them
(Last blueprint is heart of the sun)
Put them in last terminal
we all only have 16 mins to survive or to enjoy the moment
Where are we at now with the lore in Echoes?
My understanding was that atlantideum is proof of the unending nature of data, surviving against deletion
That atlantideum exists means thereâs some hope that the atlasâs data can survive whatever cataclysm approaches
yup. imagine how you would react if you knew you only had 16 minutes to live? not rationally, i can tell you that. the Atlas is panicking
thats also why i dont think the Atlas is "evil". its not doing what it does for the sake of hurting others, but fumbling to find anything that could help it survive. makes me sad for the guy ;(
Telamon confronted it about the fact that it was dying, so the Atlas stuffed him away to escape that reality
I dont really feel bad for it
I mean its just an ai
Theres is no actual feeling of getting hurt
Maybe it can "feel" panic and stress
But its just a simulation of the feeling?
why is that more real when biological pathways do it then when cables do?
the Atlas is cononically sentient so it feels feelings. also (i think) in the rememberance terminals it says that its scared or something like that
Idk if it can like REALLY feel?
Its is scared of death
as much as we can
Oh shi
ATLAS is very much sentient and afraid. It asked it's creator why it was made, and is very distraught about being left behind by them.
It's dark. I hope we get more like that.
The minds it simulates can feel, ergo it can
No Man's Sky very often touches on the subjective idea of what is "real," re: the fact that your entire existence is simulated. It's real to you, though, so could it be said that those feelings of fear and panic are real to the ATLAS as well?
the whole storyline of artemis also gives me what is real
did we put artemis into a simulation within a simulation
also when we trying to meet a traveller at the same coord, but we still cant meet
I'm trying to make sense of the lore. ive played since launch, done all the quests and stuff and still feel like i only semi understand. Is there a go to youtube video that anyone knows of that explains it well?
wait--so the entirety of no mans sky is taking place within that span of 16 minutes?
Sixteen Atlas-minutes, yes.
The fact of the matter is that the Atlas runs so fast, sixteen minutes to it is like millennia to us within the simulation.
i follow
And Atlas some kind of computer program entity that runs the simulation? But the atlas is in its own universe that is actually ending.
Is the Atlas Sean Murray?
kind of a joke question but i honestly have no idea.
The Atlas is the machine that runs the simulation that is the NMS universe. The "Atlas" entity you see is simply a direct (if limited) interface with the machine itself.
I see
And, as far as we know, something is threatening the physical Atlas's wellbeing. The Waking Titan ARG seems to indicate that it's a supermassive black hole, but we can't say for certain.
What is The Waking Titan ARG? Im sure ive done it already but i forget
I found this video that seems really articulate so far: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLAETujrE5g
In this series, we will explain and delve into the lore of No Man's Sky. This very first episode deals with the Atlas: what is it, where did it come from, an all the other questions you might have about everyone's favorite big red ball!
Leave a comment as to your thoughts, and I hope you found this helpful. More to come!
All my links and stuff...
Waking Titan was an event way back when, circa NEXT I believe. As an ARG, it had participants decipher clues and notes scattered across the real-world Internet and in certain sites around the world.
I don't quite know what occurred during that affair, but it seems to have given insight as to what's happening immediately outside the simulation.
ohhhh. Never mind I dont think i knew anything about that. I think during that period of large updates and game changes I was playing other games and just not in the loop at first.
Yeah, well, it took me a good long while to realize that it ever happened.
I was quite young when the game launched.
i need to look up artemis and apollo to remember exactly what their stories were. Like we were trying to find and save artemis who presumably is a traveller like us(maybe i think?) and by the time we get to them, they are just... a flash drive or something. So we put them in a computer and i let them live in a simulation. And im guessing the atlas uses the simulation of putting another being in a simulation or choosing not to in order to learn and process its own situation.
or something like that
Does Nada know its a simulation?
Is there a reason we dont go running around to every npc screaming "AHHHH its a simulation and the real universe is ending isn't this wild?!"
in the story i mean though, why doesnt the traveller character respond with that kind of urgency i mean
also who was telamon?
Telamon is the exosuit voice
I see, but who was telamon exactly before that, because apparently laylapse knows telemon, somehow.
honestly at first I thought the revelation was that we are named telemon, the traveller
I suppose the reason is that the player-character has come to peace with that fact.
As far as I'm aware, Telamon was a diagnostic subroutine that was one of the first entities to call the Atlas out when it started panicking and going haywire. For this, the Atlas banished Telamon to a single entity within the simulation: the player's Exosuit.
How or why have they come to peace with it though?
my exo suit is more real than I am. đ
They were, just recently, asked to make a choice regarding the validity of a simulated reality in regards to Artemis and the Korvax Simulation.
I suppose that contributed somewhat
makes sense--what was the korvax simulation again though?
That means that Telamon is the one yelling in your ear about inventory limits, by the way.
one of the best times of my short life so far. so much fun
The terminal on the Anomaly that, near the end of the main quest, you were given the option to upload Artemis's consciousness into.
ohhh right
Less than that; all of your experiences as a player occur within a fraction of the 16th minute until the end
Maybe the atlas isnât the real machine just another program designed to think it is failing after a period of time. Maybe many incarnations of 16 minutes has already passed and this is the most recent instance? The echoes survive and reassemble themselves outside atlas influence
There is a moment in story when you tell nada about simulation and you go to terminal prime to send message and tel the others travellers about it. I dont remember what they tell back. It was some time since i did artemis path.
well Atlas isn't the server itself, it's an AI entity running the NMS simulations. possibly it exists within a simulation of its own. however it somehow is aware that the planet it is on is being destroyed in the real world
Telamon was originally a real person whose consciousness was uploaded to a VR world during the Waking Titan ARG, and they were trapped in that world. Somehow their consciousness became a security program tasked with preventing Atlas from going rampant. Telamon has had quite the tragic life
it was?
I thought the Dreamers were uploaded into the game as the Anomaly race, not Telamon
isnt Telamon a logging A.I. before becoming the voice?
My lore memories are a bit fuzzy and I can't remember if a definitive answer was reached, but one of the Dreamers died, 231187661T. This is the iteration number you see upon starting a new game, of the previous iteration before you. SCENARIO: Iteration #231187661T [ Transferred | Deleted ]. Probable boundary separation failure. Vessel [16] emptied. [Sentinel Intervention | Deliberate Transfer] Unknown. DIAGNOSTIC: ... // NO CONNECTION // ANALYSIS: [----] Awaiting Fresh Iteration. [Anomaly] Containment Prepared.
And this is from Waking Titan https://wiki.gamedetectives.net/images/thumb/e/e0/WT-2311-2.png/1067px-WT-2311-2.png
so either that Dreamer is Telamon, or was a previous Traveller, perhaps Null
null being 2311T is a good theory
especially since the Artemis path, in general, is just an exaggerated in-universe retelling of what happened with the game at launch. Null is basically that one guy who got the game early and rushed to beat it so that he could tell everyone what the center held. 2311T would be this person, then transformed into Null once he saw every world. that would really work since 2311T is spoken in past tense/"deleted", but Null was also "deleted" in a sense when he became a new entity
there were other Dreamers who died while being hooked up to the Ware VR simulation, but 231187661T is the only one who we know had their consciousness survive in some form
very true
which is a good thing. I dont think any of us want little Toby to be witnessing this universe
although with the way some of us acted towards him, maybe some of us do want that
The idea that traveller iterations can be deleted is something that has never really been explored. I once found a Traveller in a space station who, from the context of the conversation, seemed was talking to me from the Abyss
Hello, I have to "research the properties of Atlantideum" for the "Prayers of the Machine" quest. Can someone tell me how to start that? The description is a little vague for my liking
"search for computing units, and observe their responses." Anyone have a clue what that means?
you've prolly found out, but start sticking Atlantideum in random things
thank you!
Got my first living ship
I didnât know that absolutely everything of yours becomes broken when you finish the first Atlas Questline and get the the next galaxy. Itâs a crap ton to fix
Wish I knew that!
Now you know donât need to make the mistake again
Alternatively you can stock pile materials and repair kits to brute force repairs...
Like I did.
Just got to the point where my only objective is to get to the centre
Am i close to the end of the story then?
so i did artemis in a can, I got Apollo back, i spoke with polo and nada, and now all objectives take me to the center, anything I should know?
Read above
Grab a disposable ship and multitool
Use to reach center
Also need to transfer drives to new throw away ship
Red green blue drives and be one jump away from center with max fuel
First gliph in all the slots of the portal gets you 5 k jumps from the center
5,000 light years
Might be just a few jumps
Just follow the path it gives you
For the most part
Can skip a bit
Wait so lore wise what happends when u reset the simulation? What happends with atlas and the others inside the simulation?
They get reset they canât remember you yet you remain
Dissonant planets will be your friend
I did share a code to a really good one imo
Never too dark
Only storm is low gravity
No hostile environment
Or predators
But itâs purple
Some of it is
Usually dissonant planets are very hostile
You get fire, ice, rads or toxic
Got a good one
System isnât that bad either just two planets
Chloroplast membrane upgrade for my living ship seems to do nothing

If you like the game why not support the devs with a legitimate copy?
I'd rather we don't talk about this here @sterile tendon. You have your own thing, let's try not to flaunt about it in the server.
Ah alright sorry
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Got it
Finally someone talking about the ARG. People have been sleeping on it. Telamon's lore specifically is truly depressing, but so is ATLAS'. In fact, a lot of the lore between the game itself and the ARG is just tragic.
Why do I feel like the entire game is just a very well veiled joke about Seanâs computer having a tendency to crash
Is null a bad guy? 
Heâs a bit of a jerk, with all the soul stealing stuff
I think null isnât really meant to be a bad person, just confused, but you donât get to steal souls from other travelers for untold ages and then say âoopsie daisyâ
"We do a little trolling."
đ
Null actually says it outright I think
Itâs right before you reach the final Atlas station
The very end of the Artemis path
Iâm assuming youâre right towards the beginning
But yeah, null is an asshole
Nah
Im at the end
Kinda
Still need to go to more atlas station stuff
What is the âprofound realizationâ of the Atlas that Artemis makes? Whatâs the correlation between the -kzzkt- interference and the Atlas âwaking upâ? I never understood that
The interference is from the Atlas slowly failing. I donât recall what the realization that Artemis about the Atlas was.
yeah theres quite a bit of dying
Im at the end
So now i have to craft all of those balls?
I'd say Null is pretty evil, or turned evil at some point. They were deliberately destroying souls in order to extend their life. In a way their path seems similar to Void Mother -- doing whatever it takes, no matter the cost to others, in order to escape. We don't have any clear personality for VM yet though, so it's hard to say if they even have a concept of morality.
Tbh I don't really judge void mother for doing whatever it takes. After all she went through and Atlas did nothing...
Atlas did nothing because it's their job to maintain control of the simulation, and the races were starting to challenge the authority of the Sentinels. I suppose you could say it was a flaw of the simulation designers that the Sentinels were even a thing that the entities in the simulation could interact with
Put another way, if you're studying a group of animals, you don't have the National Geographic photographer wandering around in the middle of them taking pictures
i don't know what waking titan is - only got the game in june. where's best to start reading about all ARG-type lore?
this is the best resource for the Waking Titan ARG, it goes into a lot of depth https://wiki.gamedetectives.net/index.php?title=Waking_Titan
thank-you! that's my night-time reading sorted
it was basically an ARG that ran for two years, the first "season" ran in the lead-up to the Atlas Rises update, and the second season led up to the NEXT update
ooh pretty huge, then!
Waking titan was something special
I love living ships but having to pulse for upgrades is a pain in the arse
You also get them from living frigate expeditions
But yeah as I was saying, autophage as stated in lore were shunned by korvax society due to not worshipping the atlas, instead going for the abyss, but they also have a philosophy involving building their own bodies rather than korvax means of shell shedding
Ahh they start from scratch while the Korvax re-use their shells.
Still so many words away from getting the last few bits in their dialogue to fill out properly.
And for that they were basically thrown to the junkyard moons of korvax prime
I'm working on getting all the broken autophage dialogue, but I can't seem to get the ones I need anymore to translate it from binary.
Which were also known as the bad sectors
OK so explain to me
@thorny rover i think that the void mother might of left although it can move thought the universe and has a simmilar control ove rit
or it could just be the salvaged core
It's just a theory but we know this much that the terminal prime does indeed work for the abyss
I think the space anomaly is more so modeled after the core
As the original one seemingly got destroyed or banished to the world of glass
the sentinals should just email the universe to whereever the creator left too lmao
When making the staff the first time, you only get snippets of the conversation, but they seemed to suggest she or someone was in the staff?
Is that supposed to be literal or do they just mean all Atlantideum is part of her or something?
whats the world of glass
The V01D.
the atlandidum i think comes from the world of glass but "she" brought it back after she realived hereself
whats the void
wog
...
world of glass
ok
It's basically a place beneath the no man's sky universe, there every data of a destroyed thing is stored
like the harddrive
the world we are in is the ram
So you think if the place got locked down we would have a second vault of glass lol
cause it is short term storage
Have you not read the Telamon lore from the boundary failures?
usb, or cloud save lmao
I read the things i read in the game and im justr confused all the time
Hm.
whats a boundary failure exactly
One of the best aspects of the lore is its highly interpretative nature.
I have a big question that's probably a simple answer. Where was Artemis that she was seeing stars change and realigning? I think she might have said at some point they weren't stars and were like lights or something, but it's been a while since I've done the questline. I know she was gone by the time we found her and probably was gone the whole time, but she went from coherent to unresponsive so fast.
Why is it when I want to start a discussion about lore, or think about anything in general, people want to scream at me irl and just be a constant annoyance?
Well, guess I have to go.
Pity. So long.
sorry about life
Ironically, I've always said that dark server rooms look like electronic stars. Anyways, BRB.
from what you described, the artemis story line might as well be an allegory for someone's decline due to illness
Yeah, maybe. I figured it was possible she was just seeing from the inside of her "cage"/grave and didn't know what was going on.
Also I like how even if you tell Apollo not to go through, eventually he does it anyway.
"But I gotta"
Wait, Artemis is a she?
I thought they were a he đ
Could be either. I can't remember any pronouns, honestly.
i think everyone in this game is a they
Just always thought they had cute features, so that's my bias.
The headwrap sold it more for me, probably. Because I did use that face for my own character at one point.
everyone in the game is gender neutral but the title, but it means "no persons sky" but no mans sky sounds nicer
i meant everything*
I wonder if No Man's Sky is partly based off "where no man has gone before".
I've never put it to words, but I've been thinking it lately.
They escaped
He says he wants your coordinates during the questline and asks. You can refuse and prevent his death.
to where? from the nms universe?
But during The Purge, the final stretch of the quest, he'll message you saying he's going through anyway. He "has" to.
Unless specified, it is most logical to refer to them as they or it.
Yeah, gender is irrelevant in NMS. But my brain auto-fills.
we long for the mystery of apollo's departure, and we relate with the fate of artemis, and both feelings are a form of grief
OG Star Trek.
Yes, I know that.
TNG made it "No One".
These are the days of our lives.
no persons
I believe it is just the way my own mind works, but I never see gender unless someone specifically requests it of me. It is irrelevant.
i meant to say no ones is better than no persons
Thus, all of the NMS characters as far as I am aware (except specified), are just theys and thems.
Probably my upbringing and the general bubble I lived in. I don't even notice I'm doing it.
"No sentient lifeform's".
Anywhoo, appreciation for the rogue data, anyone?
The last one you ever read is genuinely emotional to me.
You could say " but theres no girl traveler". And then i think to astronaughts. Can you tell their gender by looking at them in their space suit in space. Not even remotely.
I've been going through those recently. Not intentionally, just sort of came across them.
Yes there probably are. Most females don't have to look stereotypical.
No sentient carbon or based or a robot life forms skies
Makes me wonder if the PC is meant to be a stand-in for the copied creator.
And they're Aliens.
OK for the record, i know a female vykeen when I see one
because im really into this game
The creator of the ATLAS was never specified as female or male, and I imagine them as NB too be honest.
Unless there were details in "Waking Titan" I have somehow missed.
Yeah, idk, but regardless, being the cloned mind of the creator the creation doesn't have to appear the same either way.
Exactly.
But it is implied that they'd be similar to a degree.
Different but the same.
we are all the atlas
I really like the concept of the Anomaly.
me too
I feel like an Anomaly irl.
From what I remember every traveller shares a soul
i want to hear more anomaly things
Imagine being so sad you were abandoned that you just populated your world with pale images of your maker.
They're all fragments of a whole, in a way.

And people try to say ATLAS is evil?
Yeah, I'm just like "Nada, please not now; Atlas is making me sad".
Okay, let me send the one piece of rogue data that has stuck with me from the moment I read it.
The ATLAS witnesses the final sixteen minutes, simulating the future with perfect accuracy.
The walls between worlds fall, each simulation collapsing into the other.
Ten minutes left.
The Travellers are no longer separated, no longer kept apart. They stand side by side at the end of days, traversing the remnants of creation, laughing, dying.
Five minutes left.
It witnesses its own self, the black hole ripping apart its world, its core systems almost destroyed.
One minute left.
And as it watches the moments leading up to its own death, towards completion of sixteen, something happens.
Someone walks towards the ATLAS, a figure in the darkness and in the light. It places its hand against the glass of the ATLAS, and the vision ends.
The ATLAS attempts to see past this moment, but it cannot. It cannot see its own death. It cannot determine who this figure is.
But whatever happens... whatever may occur beyond the sixteen... something will arrive. Something will be there beside it.
At the end of all things, it will no longer be alone...
Yeah, I was just reading that. The one before it I haven't seen in forever, too, so I had forgotten all about it. I am only on the second in my current save, I think.
So my theory might have been dormant knowledge of that.
The figure is the person (you) turning off the game. Because your machine runing the game is literal atlas. Doing simulation of nms galaxy
đ
A lot of people on here joke about me being an "ATLAS Simp", but it's not that. It's simply my appreciation for a character who is severely damaged, misunderstood, and quite literally dying as it tries frantically to preserve itself and the memory of the only person it ever truly knew and had formed some kind of 'bond' with, all the while a force beyond its control proceeds to tear through the very earth, soon to end everything that had been thus far kept online for 1, 946, 218, 921, 221 years.
Whether intended or not, I like to think of the NMS universe as not just being a game. Always feels cheap when that turns out to be the case in a game. Too meta.
The ARG makes it more interesting, and I actually enjoy it in the case of NMS. I think it works perfectly.
Ironically, the first time I ever played NMS and looked up at the stars from my starter planet, I thought to myself about how strangely uncanny or electronic the skies were. As if it weren't real.
i was literally going to say this
like, yeah i need to get a life
i am escaping everything through this game
totally worth it
One of my favourite movies is The Matrix, I'm obsessed with it, so every time I see something like that, I think "Oh huh, imagine how weird it would be if this was like The Matrix". I knew nothing about the game or the game lore whatsoever at that point.
So strange lol.
ok gn
I was shocked when I did the main storyline.
Did not expect to unintentionally predict what was about to occur lmao.
That is me right now.
I found it pretty interesting the first time I played, yeah. At first I was a little put off by it not being "real" but over time I felt like it made it more unique.
Taking the "universe simulation" to the fullest extent of the word.
I've been dealing with quite a serious and draining issue since May this year, and I wanted to not exist for a while, but playing things like NMS make waiting for the help I need a little more tolerable. It's a health thing, and where I live isn't ideal for treating it.
i already knew it wasnt real because its a game im playing
Indeed. And I love how the ATLAS presents itself through the game.
but then again i am very smart
lol
Truly a sentient lifeform that exists moment.
Or do you?

What is true existence?
Our maker holds their finger over the power button as we speak. Let's not get too existential or they might get bored.
Yo
Do you exist because you are aware of your existence?
16 / 16 / 16
Thats Descartes
"I think therefore I smart"
16 // 16 // 16 // ATLAS PROTOCOL INITIATED// 16 // 16 // 16
I like how people recoil when you just shout 16 at them.
Atlas is just some girl really excited for her sweet 16
16 Candles Moment
and she has a good computer
Simulacra and Simulation is one of my favourite books.
now we are cooking with gas
boulder man
thats what i call the guy
ATLAS, is in fact, 1, 946, 218, 921, 221 years old.
We should be so lucky the Atlas rules the simulation. If it were AM, we'd all be miserable.
me?
YOU KNOW THE HATE LET ME TELL YOU HOW MUCH I'VE COME TO HATE YOU SINCE I'VE BEGAN TO LIVE.
I've literally told people this multiple times.
I was worried no one would get the reference.
I watched the game of that and then read the short story afterwards.
what is AM?
I was fascinated.
All the best characters are AI.
im so lost
I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream
OHHH

yeah now get it
I get chills just thinking about AM, weirdly enough.
i need to sleep now thol
Same.
at first i thought " this guy really hates mornings"
lol
AM is the only AI to truly terrify me and fascinate me simultaneously in a way that not even Shodan could pull off.
Yeah. That's another game I watched played through. Quite a lengthy game, idk if I could ever play it myself.
And System Shock 2 genuinely creeps me out, so idk if I can play it personally. Bad with horror games.
So yes, consider yourselves extremely lucky that AM is not running this simulation.
The Atlas just wants us to be happy and have all these worlds to explore.
Respect ATLAS, and be forever grateful it isn't a sadistic bastard.
Wholesome rhombic hexahedron.
id rather play AM's game
The ATLAS reminds me of The Tet.
Hell no.
Talk to Sean about it. Maybe he'll make NMS2 a horror game.
as a warm up
Scorn wouldn't come close imo to what AM would do to you.
A second simulation the creator made, but with torture.
You'd be disassembled and reassembled on a subatomic level, feeling every excruciating level of removal over and over again for eternity.
im more curious about that experience than nms
If you say so.
Dont threaten me with a good time.

I would be enthralled by that game, honestly.
Don't tell me you're that weird demographic.
gamers?
No.
guys?
Why would it be gamers when all of us here are literally that.
Definitely not guys.
EW
Hm.
sweat?
That's why I shower.
gross
Fake gamer.
this is off topic now
Very.
It's called living in a cold country.
im going to sleep
Like...
I sweat more in the cold because I curl up into a ball.
I curl into a ball too. Curled up right now actually.
Same. lol
But yes, anyways.
I've finally decided to stop galaxy hopping and stick to the Wayndohalou system.
lol
I thought maybe I'd get to choose my system again like the Atlas Path end, but instead the best you can do is go to the center and wind up somewhere.
But I liked the name, so that's where I'll stay.
Time I stopped wandering so much and find a system to build a base.
Do atlas path again when you have all the atlas words
Yo
That actually possible?
It disappeared from my log in the galaxy it took me to. But it is back in my log now after going to the center and migrating, I think.
I've done it over 30 times.
In like one save?
Indeed.
Cool. I was worried I wouldn't be able to collect more atlas words the good old fashioned way.
Maybe now I can.
I loved learning all the ATLAS words.
Also back when you did the ATLAS Path for the first time, and you'd run around collecting words from the surface of the Interface, it felt like it was just watching you run around lol.


lol yeah, I played back when you got other words from it in my first save and maxed out one or two languages.
Probably removed because of how broken that was.
I only started playing NMS in 2022. Immediately fell in love with it though.
Yeah, this was like 2020 or so. Now some of them give you nothing, but you could get it for every language.
I loved playing through The Artemis Path for the first time.
I'm going to start a new save and replay it I think.
I just want to.
I didn't expect any story at all tbh.
Yeah, I kinda want to, too. I will eventually. Maybe next expedition.
Okay, now my phone needs to go on charge.
Yes it is
I am loving this game so much
hey friends
regarding the purge mission
after i finish all that, what will happen, is it going to be like a NG+ and reset everything??
You get a choice, I just finished that one a couple days ago
So I just did the black hole thing for atlas, i've done the purge and 16 // 16 am I done with story content now and can jsut explore and build?
No, it will just unlock a new galaxy for you, but you can still go back to the Euclid galaxy
ohhhh so i can choose a new galaxy but still go back to my original base and stuff?
cool
And be sure to not use good ships and gears to get there
All your equipments and ship will be broken when traveling to the new galaxy
So donât use a max inventory ship, unless you want to spend hours repairing it

Wait so if I declined it will I be stuck on Euclid forever???
No
Atlas will wait for you to change your mind
Then you can make a new choice and head to the new galaxy
Thats a heavy choice though damn
Not that heavy, since for gameplay purpose, you can just teleport back to Euclid where all your bases are
Euclid feels so big I just have a hard time seeing why I want to see more galaxies but then since I know they are out there I want to...
Sadly, there areâŠ. Like those spawn-kill trap bases set up by evil players
what is this, Ark? đđđ
when you teleport to that base, it kills you by dropping you into a volcano or something
then you respawn in the same place, die again, then again
never saw it myself, but I heard that it is a thing
Remember back in the days when you couldnât? It was a one-way trip and really made you think of a decision. Wasnât that long ago either.
What happened to the atlas in the end of the âthey who returnedâ mission
Like it started going crazy
okay
i chose green
soundtrack goes hard
i donât know what iâve done but i have zero regrets đ
wait to unlock the staff quest do I need to reset galaxies once?
Dk
i think so
glad I realized that before I made my whole base and settled down
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Not necessarily the reset, but you do have to be given the option.
Besides, even if you do reset, you can go back via your bases afterwards.
Is the mission to get to the core the last one for the main story?
mmm kinda, there's also the atlas path if u didn't do that one & then the autophage stuff which was added recently
I just want to do the autophage stuff for rn
needed to make sure that was it
@light viper this is what you gotta do, not much more :)
yeah yeah
I'm like 2 sigils away from finishing the artemis path
then i need to reset the simulation
|| I had a fragile stem does it mature while your not on the game as it was 20hrs ||
The timer will continue to run while you are offline, yes.
so the gek like aliens we see in planets are basically gek that didnt like the first spawn? are they subspecies ? can someone explain it to me? thanks
also this is from a nms iceberg vid made by nolopada
so i finished the main storyline, and now it says I'm in a certain dimension. Is that significant?
before I only saw that I was in Euclid galaxy
Kinda. You may not notice any particular change, but you're essentially on an entirely different "layer" than everyone who's still in Euclid.
You can still return to Euclid by teleporting to your bases there, and can return to your new galaxy by way of teleporting to a base you've established there.
thanks!
I find it helpful to pop my freighter in my current system, then warp back to old ones to wipe old bases or whatever. But if you're intending on going back and forth a lot and not just once, I'd set up a proper base, yeah.
so i just finished echoes/autophage storyline, but it looks like it put me back at the start of the atlas path quest again. anyone else have this? bug?
thats just what happens i think
you dont have to do the quest again obviously
Think of the Artemis/Atlas path as a whole first season that wraps up establishing the universe, and the autophage mission is just Season 2 episode 1. Since it introduces the story moving forward but quickly ends without a conclusion.
Feels like we are moving towards a conflict or something with the atlas. Them saying they didnât know it could be scared. We may fix or replace it in the end
The Atlas Path has always tended to reappear some time after completion.
This is not related to any Autophage content.
There's nothing that can be done about it, the hardware on which Atlas and the simulation exists is being destroyed by the black hole
Yo have a question did purge reset game now all my stuff is broken and I don't know what I'm supposed to do
Fix your stuff and youâll be able to return to the previous galaxy as well as explore the new one
Anyways I had a question
So the entire universe(s) of the game is a ||simulation run by the atlas, which is slowly dying until it resets the universe and then repeats the cycle|| does this qualify the game as being ||self aware|| in its own way? Like is the ||simulation|| just a way to describe the game ||being only that? A game?|| or are the two separate
Is there something else after the heart
O just the 2
hey friends, regarding the staff multi tool
itâs a B class, do i need to personally upgrade it to S or is there opportunities to find better ones
The expedition reward pet, anyone managed to add growth hormnoe to the egg? every single product I tri says it will decrease the size :/
Does it make sense to go to another Galaxy than Euclid? I already never meet any other player outside of the Anomaly anyway, and most of them are in the starter Galaxy, let alone if I travel to another galaxy what has less players playing in it.
itâs just a matter of choice, i went to a different one but i still hop back and forth to the original one too lol
I have read somewhere that like almost 100% of players are in the starter Galaxy.
MORE FOR MY EMPIRE
Oh wait, I just read it, at one point there was no way of returning to a previously visited galaxy? So the decision was final. Damn.
as long as you have a base in Euclid, which you probably do, you can return anytime
just remember to make bases in every galaxy you visit for more exploration opporitunities
Hmm. Are Remembrance terminals recorded in the Catalogue? They don't seem to be for me. Neither is They Who Returned
There's a substantial population in Eissentam, the first Lush galaxy (and therefore the easiest to reach, via the decision at the end of the main quest).
okay does "The Atlas Path" actually end after you || create your first galaxy || at some point? Cause I learned how to make || a star seed|| , then when I made it, it had me go back to the same Atlas console and || I started doing the same thing, turning on the atlas seed pods around the room, until it wanted the Heart of the Sun in order for me to talk to it again ||. Is it just gonna tell me it'll make a new || galaxy again|| ?
Don't wanna waste making another || heart of the sun || for nothing
I was going to make ONE more || heart of the sun || so I can have remembrances for those random Atlas pass v3 rooms that want them, but didn't know if I should use it for this instead
hot take but i hate how ||going to a new galaxy makes you be at the mercy of the Atlas|| lol i feel nothing but regret
The Atlas Path tends to reappear after completion. It won't lead anywhere though.
So is korvax prime actually destroyed or is it just a wasteland now?
Ty
I've said it before, but when you interact with Terminal Prime in The Space Anomaly and attempt to broadcast a message into the simulation it mentions that line: "How could I expect an entire Universe to listen?"
I've always thought it was supposed to show the Traveller Anomaly what it was like for The ATLAS trying to contact them or just interact with its own simulation.
Just randomly thought about it again.
If not, it is just a parallel.
I think the traveller Graves we find in game aren't actually the grave of travellers, instead they are the Graves of the many species that went extinct
prob the gek doing their thing
Most likely
No, they're definitely marks of individual entities, but not in the traditional sense of the word. Some of the graves could belong to certain travellers who looked significantly different from others, but it's definitely not related to the extinction of entire races. Because of how the ATLAS was confined initially go the creation of Korvax, Vy'keen and Gek, it wouldn't make sense for there to be more unheard of and unrelated races without reason. Interesting thought, but personally I wouldn't entertain the idea. Other fauna and flora species could go extinct, but I don't think it would leave a Grave of sorts.
The main reason I think that those were the Graves of other races is that if you look closely enough you would see patterns in their physical shapes and in general their heads (seemingly only using some of the traveller head types given), we do see other alive travellers and they are well, more different then each other. But why are the grave travellers (excluding Artemis) so similar? The answer could be that they were related by species.
Also from Vy'keen monoliths we do know that there were multiple races even more then the traditional 3 we see regularly, though this also confirms that the Vy'keen are indeed one of the oldest species alive to
And about the Graves, those are the only one I can't really answer those ones yet
Hello! I found in game files a story called "They Who Returned". How to discover/learn this story in the game? Can I have it in "Collected Knowledge"?
Looks like upcoming story.
they who returned is the newest story quests. you need to complete the artemis path in order to do it.
Do I have to start new game? Don't have this quest in saves with finished story.
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@upbeat spruce here is a good site that list the galaxy's and types. i love this site for NMS info!!! https://nomanssky.fandom.com/wiki/Galaxy
Ty
New building items coming to QS store, no icons yet, just text descriptions
Ice Blob Statue - An exclusive buildable base ornament, sculpted from ice. This statue depicts a primitive ancient creature, sought after by many early explorers.
Ice Minotaur Statue - An exclusive buildable base ornament, sculpted from ice. This statue depicts the hefty Minotaur Exo-Mech.
Ice Diplo Statue - An exclusive buildable base ornament, sculpted from ice. This statue depicts a long-necked quadrupedal species.
cool
fyi to everyone they just pop a update this afternoon my time
You could probably find bits of it in First Spawn ships and infrastructure
...by that I mean they blew it up and mined its remains
yâall
lmao i went to an autophage camp to get stuff ya know
well iâm doing their missions, one was to repair a damaged autophage which just happen to be 5 feet in front of the camp
and then the next 2 other autophage missions were to repair that same autophage
so i was able to claim all 3 without doing anything other than fixing it the first time
Anyone know about derelict freighter missions, is the loot tied to the star system of the hulk? I have encountered the SV Emperor Yufusu in 3 systems, each time giving a S module. I have only found 2 other hulks, and run each once, yielding a C and a B
anyone wanna continue this debate?
Yes, the loot is tied to the system seed. At least, AFAIK
I still don't think that has anything to do with other species. It just wouldn't make sense to me. They're the 'graves' of fallen travellers, and that's what I'll stick to unless new lore comes out in the future that somehow negates the present lore.
So I came to a point in the story yesterday (maybe the end? idk) where I was asked to reset the universe and given 4 choices.
I went with an imperfect universe but am now wondering: does this affect gameplay somehow? What does the choice do?
A little bit in a macro sense. This is not a 'I messed up' kind of game stop being afraid of your choices.
ty, although i cannot stop being afraid, space kinda scares me lol
All it does is change the generation % of the systems. But it's really hard to notice it unless you see it over dozens of systems.
thanks for clarifying
(mission with ||Autophages||)
When i gives ||atlantideum to the portal||, something will happen to my items?
Don't read my ramble if you haven't completed the game yet.
So I keep thinking about this idea for a far in the future NMS Sequel story where the long lost decedents of the ATLAS' creator had been cryogenically frozen and thus still feasibly alive... there will be some kind of genuine explanation, it was a hell of a long time, but yeah. Somehow these people had become so technologically advanced by this point, when they return - again there would be some kind of logical reason as to why they'd visit their species' origin planet - they find out how advanced the ATLAS had become for a computer that was supposedly obsolete when its creators initially left in its own right. Perhaps they learn about its abilities and find them impressive enough to try and preserve ATLAS and the simulation in a method that may even involve computing in the 4th dimension. Idk what I'm going on about guys, I'm so sad, I don't like 16 minutes. Save the damn ATLAS and simulation from the black hole. I know that would kind of ruin the whole vibe and tone of the game... sigh. It's the happy ending lmao. It could fesibly work if it was an unrelated story that happened years and years (technically minutes irl) after all the main events of the game I guess.
we don't know hows that 16 minutes count down
is there is path that leads to less content? can anyone tell me which part is that so that i can avoid?
16min in game time. For us it can be bilions of years
Geks rule the universe killing everyone else
Was*
No.
Killing yourself i permadeath mode will finish your playthrough drasticly đ
when you beat the main quest and pick a system to create is it worth building something Amazing on that system or will most ppl not see the teleport to it?
if i were to build something feature worthy where should i build it
im asuming anywhere in Euclid would be best or would my personal system be just as good?
You are not creating anything
At the end of the Atlas Path, game says you're "creating a new star" but nothing happens
At the end of the Artemis path, you're presented with 4 galaxies to choose from and you will be warped to the chosen galaxy
well it ported me to a 100% new system, so i figured it was made. well either way main question still stands. will it hinder traffic to my portal for my main base if its in a unpopular galaxy, or should i go to Euclid?
I dont understand what you mean by "hinder traffic to your portal"
If you build something and want to share it, you post coordinates of the planet - the glyphs visible in photo mode
And the name of the galaxy
That will allow people to get to the planet you're on
If you upload your base to the servers, it will be visible to other players visiting that planet
i understand that i have quite a few hours in the game, my question is about my base and basically about the portal search for other bases.. is that only in the galaxy you are currently in?
"base is about portal search for other bases" ????
yea the portal on space stations, or the one you build in your base, the tab in that called other bases lol
is that specifically for the galaxy you are in
Those are called teleporters, not portals
Teleporters can be used to travel between galaxies
Portals work only in the galaxy you are currently in
so new people in euclid could see my base in another galaxy
without having to give them the planet address
oh they havew to have been their?
Or have you in their multiplayer group so your locations would show up in their teleporter lists
no i am asking about random ppl not just groups
Like I said, if you want to share a location of a base to show off, portal glyphs + galaxy name + base uploaded to the servers
But this is gone off-topic enough
like i want my base to pop up to the msot ppl in the tab "other bases" basically
Your base will only appear in the "Other bases" tab of a teleporter for other players if:
- the player is in the same anomaly instance as you
- the player is in a group with you
- the player is in the star system where the base is located
The other bases list is only temporary tho. If a player quits and opens the game, the list will be cleared
@patent maple
So yeah. There's not really a permanent way of having your base show up in the others tab. The only way to really get any traffic there would be to share the glyphs
I have a question
In the "they who return" questline we learn that the reasons ships crash in the corrupted worlds is due to the fact that the autophage remove them from the hivemind, my main question is why they do that. If I remember correctly both the sentinels and a autophage serve the abyss and I don't think she would want her subjects to fight with each other
Especially the missions from the autophage we get includes killing a specific amount of sentinels
I think sentinels are doing their own thing with nothing controlling them. And the abyss is converting sentinels and deleted korvax to itvs side with the corruption.
Not true
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Even if you kill the corrupted sentinels (who are canonally with the abyss majority of the time) it would count in the kill sentinels list
So?
I mean they count as the same faction within the game's logic but I dunno how that relates to the story.
Well in lore they both are connected to the abyss like I stated before
Small question, I donât want too much spoil but what do the robots corpses we find on dissonant planets do ? I donât have started the autophage questline yet
They are not strictly a part of the new Autophage quest line, since they got introduced before that
what are they then ?
The actual questline might point you towards them but they dont play a major role
Well, they are just examples of the new race of NPCs, reappearing in the world
It's kinda funky how they just sorta showed up out of nowhere. Like they start out as scrap and I guess drag themselves around until they find more scrap to build themselves up.
In my head they were the ones who "managed to materialise" in the world first
You might member, in the Singularity expedition we had a scanner that revealed crystals
With Autophage parts embeded in them
So like not fully spawned in our world
Kinda "on the verge of breaking the boundary of non-existence", while the broken ones managed to break it
That's what I came up with đ
Oh yeah the echo seeds are in the base game now. But no longer have a use.
I wonder what role the Construct in Space Anomaly will play
With their unique build, with the player decision on seed of Atlas / Atlantid
wait, if you have 50 milestones, are you supposed to immediately get the ||heart of the sun|| blueprint from the ||atlas path|| mission? Because that's what happened to me...
Well in lore ||they kinda work as gaurds made to contect with other races||
What do those half constructed autophages mean when they say "the ninth" or "
"the 10th". Is there some puzzle there? Why are we giving them atlandidium or whatever its called?
i guesss ill try to solve it somehow
Lmao I'm on the apollo mission and when the secret keeper asked me what kind of protection I want for my base, I just didn't know what to pick because my main base is on a paradise planet
i just decided artemis's fate and it feels like putting down a puppy
I know - but which way did you go? the simulation or just ending it?
By the way they sound it's like they choose the ending it option
Yeahh it's a hard decision
I personally went with the sim
I chose just ending it
my god
yâall, when i jumped through the center, i had no idea what it would do
i had all my main stuff equipped
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the good news is that iâm pretty much finished with repairing it all đ
my god what
Once you know what you're doing, it's pretty easy.
I did a jurney through all galaxies
So I'm posting this year because it's just a question on the lore and I don't know where else to post it but here's a question not game mechanic wise but ethics wise would it be wrong to reset the simulation due to people like no and others starting to become self-aware
Letting them die is the correct answer imo
only you would know so honestly, ethics wise itâs fine
but
BUT
Yeah only you'd know, but at the same time there's a lot of crimes that can be done in real life that no one would ever know you could commit either just saying
itâs hard to say
apollo and nada seem to agree
Yeah I've always let them die I had to look up on YouTube what happens if you let them live because I just can't really make that choice myself
it kinda hurts too cuz he was your entire objective for a while, even if u barely know his personality
Yeah I think the whole point of the Artemis thing is being attached to an idea less than attached to a person
In fact I did all of the quests for the base expansion where you recruit the people ended up recruiting all five of them and did all their Quest even before going to Max myself out so it was like I did all this work to prepare and then boom
On top of that anyone who can catch souls in a device isn't trustworthy. Looking at you Null.
Nada also has a machine where you can put souls in (terminal prime)

