No Mans Sky Worlds -20 Super Useful Tips You Need To Know When You Start In 2024!

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I've been playing No Mans sky Worlds for a couple of weeks now and I've complied a list of 20 hints and tips that you really need to know if you just starting out as it can all seem very overwhelming!

Chapters -

0:00 - Exosuits Upgrade Mistakes
2:17 - Spacestation Entry
3:15 - Portals And Trade Terminals
5:04 - Asteroid Fields
6:13 - Free Exosuit Upgrades
8:40 - Suspicious Packages
10:47 - Hide In The Anomaly
11:40 - Hub Hobos
13:39 - Chinwag to Helios and Ares
14:52 - Anomaly Exosuit Upgrades
16:04 - How To Find The Resources You Need
18:03 - Guaranteed Salvaged Data
19:03 - Target Lock
20:18 - Stop Players Killing You!
21:00 - Field Of View
22:14 - Water Landings
23:11 - Scan For Cash
28:17 - If All Else Fails Cheat!
26:23 - Mine These Early
31:54 - Mining Beam Size
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[shallendor]

A Nutrient Processor take 1 slot in your inventory, but provides 50 slots for holding food stuff like Carbon, Faecium, Stuff from dead animals and Frost Crystal when summoned! Great way to make room in your inventory!

[DavidStebbins]

I learned this one years ago and was surprised that my daughter and son-in-law hadn't heard of it. If you press melee attack just before taking off with your jet pack, you get a much faster travel speed.

[kevinseven]

Getting more inventory or technology slots is one of the main goals early game. I would always load up on technology first to get your Exosuit fit for purpose. It's worth mentioning that the first time you go to any space station you will be able to get one slot added to your Exosuit, assuming you can afford it. You can also buy maps at the cartographer to find pods on planets that will also give you one slot each.

[thelonelywhale]

1. Your inventory is not actually almost fully expanded, you have a lot more to go. And you can sometimes find the drop pod charts for sale and are definitely worth the units to buy them.
2. Having a black market mod is similar to a regular mod and you can actually sorta gauge how good it is by how much its worth (before you install it) a 700 or so nanite value should be equal to an S class
3. You can unlock blueprints for teleporters and build them at any / all of your own bases and wont need to get to a space station every time.
4. Salvaged data is very useful to unlock blueprints however once you have a good amount of blueprints you can throw salvaged data in a refiner of any kind and get nanites.
5. Any slime you find can actually be thrown into a refiner so if you find a container with slime that needs to be removed so you can access it you can actually take it because it has refining value.
6. Make sure you are checking your "tech" inventory slots on characters/ tool/ ship and so on for overloaded slots as they will greatly increase the strength of a mod placed in that spot but not every mod benefits.
7. Nanites are a very scarce resource early on so dont spend them willy nilly or you may regret it.
8. Its absolutely worth getting mining laser upgrades from the anomaly to get more resources each time you mine something.

I would love to stumble across you sometimes because i can give you some stuff WAY more valuable than poo. Been fun to see you stomping around though 😅

[fantasticfraggle]

Thank you! I've finally gotten into NMS after many short false starts. I've found the game quite overwhelming with how vast the actual world is and all the different mechanics, but I've found a place where I'm getting my head around all that. Thank you for the tips! I wish I found your channel earlier ❤❤❤

[dragonhoarddesigns]

That Vy'Keen at the pink space station is an ICP fan 😂 "Interloper! What is a Juggalo?!" 😂😂😂

[ArmitageShanksMC]

Tip 1 also applies to starship inventory unlocks iirc. You can unlock a technology slot instead of a cargo slot.
Tip 6, the one about the suspicious packets, you don't have to remove additional upgrades, you can have up to 3 upgrades for each system

[Quinyel]

One tip that really helped me is to stock up on scanner upgrades. Two to three scanner upgrades (preferably class S) and every scanned fauna, flora or mineral will make much more unit. I get around 300.000 unit per animal scanned depending how rare it is. It's ridiculous because every planet is basically another million. The upgrades can be bought at station vendors for nanite but they will not always have S-class scanner upgrades. Just keep looking around.

[ToCoSo]

I always buy Uranium at stations as its cheap and you can fuel your ships thrusters with it, you will never need the take off fuel then just use uranium.

[jacobduhthrowbak]

It took me so long to figure out how to upgrade my tech slots, I wish I'd seen this way earlier. Cheers for being the first person I've seen mention this, very helpful for new players.

[Caffintor]

Another tip for the suspicious upgrades, I believe the value indicated reflects what tier the upgrade is. Also, when you no longer need an installed upgrade, it might be more useful to you to break it down into resources rather than take it out as a pre-packaged module that only sells for a few nanites.

[robertdoherty]

Wait until he finds out that your inventory has more space than just whats on the first screen. You can keep adding slots until you have to scroll your inventory.

[onemanwolfpack]

I played a good 78 hours into this game and kept on discovering weird and wonderful strange things. Keep your Exploration Journey in no mans sky way after 300 hours and you will be a master teacher in no mans sky. You be a Jedi master in no time. My memories in my 77 hour old universe is getting better and more weirder in a good way.

[Toddpeekence]

Watch out for the people luring players to a 'base', coercing them to save their game, then trapping inside and turning up the thermostat. Once you try to leave, you're teleported to a dungeon you can't mine out of.

The only fix without deleting your save is to have a friend invite you to a different multiplayer server and saving once you arrive.

I nearly cried 10 times.

[crazyivan]

For PC to lock-on during ship to ship battles (dogfights) it is Holding S on the keyboard

[Dd_]

Holy fuck I'm 35 hours in and the first tip already blew my mind. I've been starving for technology slots to add new modules but couldn't figure out where to get them.. I was just one click away.

[ToasterBath]

Very helpful! Thank you! Purchased the game in 2016 and played a little, but unfortunately set it down and didn’t pick it back up. Just started playing again this week and it’s so different! Having a lot of fun! Thanks for the video :D

[chazscampbell]

Thank you loved the video! Just started playing last week while on vacation (haven't touched destiny since then oops). So many things to learn. Great list and learned many new things. Slot adjacency is still confusing even after watching some others videos. Still haven't gotten into the expeditions or the exotics. Still learning. I am sure you will have more videos like this over time lol!

[otsugan]

Tritium Hyperclusters are also a build-material for the Instability Drive (pulse engine augmentation)

[rtcivic]

had to say the community in no mans sky are one of the best. when i was starting a week ago some dude just dumped hundreds of milyons worth of different items in my inventory lol its an easy walk for me now thank you good sir/mam!