ESSENTIAL Base Building Tips You Should Know In No Mans Sky 2023!

Base building is a huge aspect of No Mans Sky and it can get very complicated quickly, especially when you're new to No Mans Sky. Now I've featured a lot of epic bases on my channel in the past and some of them seem impossible to be able to build, so I've created this video to give you some absolutely ESSENTIAL tips to give you the best set up and build tips for creating an awesome No Mans Sky base whether that's an exotic retreat on a paradise planet or a huge mining facility to make you BILLIONS OF UNITS.

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[grumphump]

As a switch players, I CRIED at how fast your terrain manipulator works 😂 it is SO painfully slow on switch.

[GhostTrain]

Been playing this game for about 2 weeks now and I'm blown away at how deep it is. It gives me a headache trying to absorb everything so I don't make a mistake, especially where to build my permanent base. I didn't realize there were way to power your base by just using the atmosphere its in.
That and learning about economy's and the codes for each galaxy has me addicted.

[bobbyhill]

Orbital bases are out of this world... I'll see myself out 😅

[Hexbox]

I have numerous underground bases that arent in cave systems that are around 4 years old that never got messed up from terrain. The key is to use the actual building process itself to clear the terrain. Like placing a bunch of floors down that clear away big volumes of terrain, basically creating a cave. The cube rooms and prefab rooms are all really good for this too.

[stycks]

One tip, resources found with the analysis visor that are collected in miners (gasses, activated indium, etc) degrade as you travel away from the center, but do not degrade if you travel vertically. This is a great way to make a vertical resource farm into a skyscraper if you want to.

[shawnbybee]

There is a base on my planet where all the terrain has respawned and a chunk of the base is not accessible, BUT, there was this tunnel that was dug with terrain manipulator. Just a single medium size shot straight through the hill that was perfect. The difference was the colored wall lights where on the tunnel walls.

Don't know if there is something to that, use at your own risk.

[TomJones-beny]

Tritium is another cheap fuel, shoot a couple of asteroids & your thrusters are good to go for the rest of the play session.
Nice video thanks for the tips 👍

[sonofwotan]

Question: what do you guys use your bases for? I haven’t played in a few years, but I remember building nice bases and then being like, “Welp, that’s done.” Then I left and never returned, because there wasn’t anything useful or interactive with the base. Couldn’t sit on chairs, sleep on beds, no cooking stations, no storage IIRC, only very basic decor (flags and miscellaneous clutter you see in planet outposts), just an empty husk of a building built for, well, to pass time I guess. Has any of that changed? Are the bases actually used for something now?

[adammerza]

NMS logic- craft carbon nanotubes in your backpack, but it takes a battery the size of a fridge to run a lamp overnight

[koammudo]

Not that anyone would care but I was on a planet with low gravity and flew back into space with my exosuit it was awesome I died immediately from freezing temperatures 😮🤣 so I wanna try again with s class thermal temperature stuff .

[CharlieFultonSC]

I can’t wait to dig into all of your content on this amazing game. Playing with my son and we are Both hooked

[xtechairpods]

Wish they would add ai generated cities

[madhatter]

Thank you so much for posting the symbols to this planet it's awesome..

I've since started building my base considerate a resting stop... here are the coordinates if anyone wants to stop by:) -57.27, -125.30

there are some pretty incredible bases on this planet

[MumonguGaming]

I LIKED the video. Especially the simplistic way you describe things. Many thanks

[suruxstrawde]

I will make everything of mine sentinel themed, but base design has been the most difficult of that process by far.

[jimgeiger]

I made a decent large cave Base, and built my buildings with no excavation, so nothing grows back... its great

[WilliamKKidd]

My manmade cave basement never filled up. Had my base for years now.

[nPcDrone]

I just set up a base within range of oxygen, sodium and electro magnetic hot spots.

Gotta use tanks and batteries to make the pipes and wires reach

[toddparker]

I think that the geound will respawn after you destroy more terrain. Apparently you can only destroy some much ground b4 tf fills in your oldest holes caves you dug . I could be wrong .

[bulkvanderhuge]

One thing I've noticed. For the game to have planets that number in the Quintillions, I sure do find a LOT of planets that everybody has already discovered...With that many planets, the chances of running into another player, or their base, or a planet they've discovered should be astronomically SMALL.