@@RayofpandasGamingChannel i have a fear of space, and the unknown of what’s out there.. but this game was fun to watch and i didn’t have any anxiety while watching!
@@skinnyjesus16 I'm so glad it didn't give you anxiety and you could watch it at a good space! Space is so open with endless possibilities so even just the thought of that is scary :P
I started this game last week. At first I was overwhelmed now I'm on my way in creating a massive armada. This game makes you live those space dreams you want. I'm just glad the developers didn't give up.
As someone who has played over 1700 hours in this game (over several different saves), this was very entertaining to me, taking me back to my first days of playtime. It is fun to watch someone discover the game as a new (or returning after several years) player. There really is no end to the game. You did go to the end of the story but that is such as small part of the game as far as what you can do.
I'm very happy that you enjoyed a more newish approach, but now I'm also curious. What else was there that I could do, or may have missed. I definitely didn't see a real end to the game when it came to content, haha
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel - I haven't finished the video yet, but as far as what to do... it's entirely up to you and what sort of things you enjoy. You could travel different galaxies (256 "galaxies" with 80 quintillion planets (Euclid galaxy, the one you started in, is just ONE,) and look for your "perfect planet" there are many different types, the most sought after are paradise planets. You could build the ultimate base or dozens of different bases on different planets. Build a money farm, by mining ore or gasses or you can build a plant farm. You could go "ship hunting" collecting your favorite ships. (There are amazing living ships to collect too that have a very long story/quest line to get your first) You can max out your rep with all the different races. You could become a space pirate. Then there are time limited events that happen occasionally.. That give you a new start and lot of different objectives to complete for rewards that are "account wide". There are side objectives you can complete too some give a title others give a transmog item or currency. Complete all the achievements. Or just play online with friends.
He did not actually go to the end of the story, you are supposed to reset the simulation to progress further in the story, but he obviously missed that, but he can visit the Atlas station again to reset the simulation and continue the story.
@@wolfen210959 If that wasn't really the end, that my apologies buddy. I'll definitely be doing another video in the future and that will have me going back to reset the simulation! If you could give me any tips for when I do go back so I do it right this time would be great appreciated :D
I've played at least 500 hours of no mans sky and it was heartwarming to see you dive into the game and just have an amazing time. Made me get back on and appreciate even the smallest things that I take for granted in the game. Thank you so much.
You never have to thank me for that, because that's probably the most wonderful thing to hear and that I could do for ya! I always try to enjoy the smaller things and really take every experience I can, in!
I have hours clocked into this game, I forgot to look again. Massive bases, resource gathering cuz they came out with the machinery stuff... And now I'm jumping back in after 3 years I think. I can barely remember the controls and I bought a junk ship so I don't lose something good lmao. This was a good reintroduction crash course in a peek into what's in store.
I've played No Mans Sky since release (Yes I went through the horrid pre-patch) and I will back this game up till the end. They have done AMAZING things to fix/ improve the game and I feel people don't talk or play it enough just because of the rough launch. Love this video man!
You said it perfectly! From launch(which left the game barren and empty) to what it is now is such a change in so many ways. Glad you enjoyed it as much as I did :D
I love NMS and still play it at least once a week. But I can recognize it's repetition issues and need for rewarding ground combat if it is going to ever have mainstream appeal. The developers are very active and can do anything they want when it comes to lore so I have high hopes. It definitely needs some level of conflict beyond the annoying flies that they call sentinels. They did great with space combat but now we need some sort of faction wars or something. I imagine them adding solar systems that are actually at war, where the player can go and choose which race he wants to support and fight for, then help that race win control of the system through a series of ground and space flights. Sort of like a conquest sort of thing.
I played this about 3 years ago and clocked in hundreds of hours I gathered fleets, I built massive I built resource gathering. I picked this back up this week... I'm still learning how to play again, this helped. Heh. I love how the inventory has increased
I love how much you enjoyed the storyline so much. It barely ever gets mentioned by people, despite it being one of the things I like most about the game
This video is better than any review out there in terms of making me want to buy this game. Your enthusiasm for it is infectious. Going to install it tonight.
Just knowing I could do that for a single person means the world to me and is a big reason I love doing this type of stuff. Thank you for giving me that chance buddy
I love your content because you always seem genuinely excited. So many people doing playthroughs try to act too sarcastic and skeptical and your joy as you discover each new cool thing is infectious.
Trust me, I've had quite a few people saying that I'm just acting or boasting myself up, but I love all this stuff I do. Only way I've been able to keep everything going so thank you for that work! :D
I am so fucking happy that you have covered this game with so much passion. I have been in love with no mans sky since it came out in 2016. I have been playing exclusively in permadeath since 2018 and by now it just feels natural. There is so much more to discover man, keep going.
Definitely what I always try and go for. I love what I do and being able to play a game with barely to no knowledge is like the best feeling ever! Also, cutos to permadeath seeming normal these days, lmao
Once you get through the early game, is permadeath even a thing? You get some shield upgrades for defense and multitool upgrades for DPS and it's practically impossible to accidentally die.
For me it could definitely still be a thing, but I also see what you're saying. It's very hard to die, though I did have a lot of close calls with the sentinel invades!
Theres really not many good no mans sky videos out there, and then i found a 80 minutes cinematic experience, thank you very much :D Hope we get a second part at some point, theres still a lot you can do in this game
Yes! the pirate questline, the depths questline, the autophage questline, the rest of the base building missions, the living ship questline, defunct freighters, the sentinel questline to get your own drone / OP ai mech... lotssss to do after the main story. i'm currently working on maxxing out my sentinel ship to S class and custom autophage staff to S class also :) 200 hours into my main save and still finding stuff to do after all that.
It hurt watching him find an S class ship, be able to buy it, and then not buy it. He said he would get it later like it would still be there, when it would take off within five minutes. Never to be seen again.
I have over 500 hours in this game and it was very refreshing to see the game from a new player's perspective again - the wonder and excitement you have brings me back to my first month playing NMS in June 2020
@@50lek it can get boring. There are always new projects that I come back to from time to time, like getting a new ship, building a stasis device farm, finding a new home, or going on a new expedition, but I don't play the game weekly anymore like I used to. It's an infinite universe but after hundreds of hours things do get duller.
Aside from parts of the main story, I think you still missed quite a few other things. Or at least they weren't covered here. Becoming the mayor of your own settlement, exploring derelict freighters in space, owning a mech (and installing AI to automate it), building a race track for your car, another cool mission, multiplayer content, genetically modifying companions, hundreds of food recipes, living ships, organic frigates, etc. ;) Really enjoyed the video though. That was a blast!
I've played through much of NMS's content so often I've forgotten what it was like to encounter much of this stuff for the first time. Your reactions brought back great memories. Thanks!
This is why I love going through comments, able to find and share my experiences to bring back some nostalgia and memories is by far one of the greatest feelings!
Its refreshing to see someone playing NMS with such an open mind. So many people fall into patterns or exploit weaknesses within the game and its economy to give them a significant advantage (looking at you chorline dupe), and it can severly underhand the experience devs intended for players to have. I say this as someone who discovered the chlorine dupe waaay early on and have used it to my advantage ever since. 😅😂 I mean, why wouldn't I? Just saying it's nice to see someone actually play the game in 2023 and not try to cheese every situation.
I gotta be honest and say that I was tempted so many times to try it, but also blasting music as I farmed away and just did my own thing really did help. Thank you for taking the time to enjoy what I put out and showing some love here. Apparently I've missed a lot to, so with more to come
This was a really well put together video and we'll editted. I must say to anyone who has not played no man sky yet but wishes to do so, much is covered here but it is by no means comprehensive. There is so much more to do than is in this video from pets to animal farming to building gaseous silos to town/village management to cooking and creating dishes to building the most incredible and decorative bases. Not to mention discovering entirely new universes, yes universes not galaxies, music making, unlocking new outfits and learning how to create a 'living ship' the list goes on. To say this is an absolutely enormous game is an absolutely enormous understatement . I recommended anybody give this game a go. All that said that was a superb video.
I wish I knew where to look for all these different things. So many things you listed and not a single one that I felt I came by or even experienced. Even from different planets in different universes!
I just started this game earlier this month and i have to say it's one of the most fun games I've tried in a while, it's the type of game that i think about before sleeping.
I’ve been watching your series for awhile now, Like you I recently started playing NMS again and was blown away. This game has come so far from its rocky release to what it is now. I’m glad I started playing it again. Hope you make more videos like this one.
I have been playing No Man's Sky for a while now, and I still love it with all the expeditions they add. It's a solid game; thank you for doing a video on this game. It was done so well and showed another view of a fantastic adventure.
Such an amazing video of such an amazing game. You have managed to keep me invested through out the whole video and by the end of it I didn't even realize how much time has passed. Thank you for this, best of luck!
Just got the game yesterday and was extremely confused on how the game worked. So cool seeing someone have the same reaction as I did. I also spent the entire day playing NMS because of how big and immersive the game was and to think there’s still hundreds of things I haven’t found yet…
Oh man, you'll find yourself spending days doing one little thing, and having so so much to still do! The thing about this game is how much stuff there actually is, BUT it doesn't tell you exactly where to go or what to do most times
I love that when the game released we worked out that if you spend 20 minutes mining and refining cobolt on the first planet, when you get to your first station you can afford to set yourself up for the coming storyline easily. And if you spend a few more minutes and get lucky, the first station will have a better multi or ship. Years later and this is still a thing. My favourite part is when you discovered that and your reaction, how it sparked something in you to go further. That is what this game is and why people have 1000s of hours in it. Its coming across things in the game and discovery and being blown away. The balance of emptiness and the treasures you find there.
Weirdly enough I couldn't agree more with you. It does have that balance of vast nothingness and then treasures that will spark my exploration and sense of adventure to keep searching. Obviously on release the game was empty and had nothing. Now, it's filled with so many things to find and be a part of!
Your voice sounds so calming when you narrate during the playthrough! Needed this vid since I had a really sh!tty start to my weekend....Thanks so much for the amazing content! By the way, Atlas :D Lol'ed when I saw Apollo though, a cyborg with a fancy lioncloth on XD
I love no man's skys so it was epic to see u play it Great video (Like always lol) But i do have a question if anyone knows i have watched your videos since a long while now and never understand how you keep perfect track of the days is there any trick u use it would really interest me!
I'm so happy to hear you enjoy this video Ork! As for how I keep track of my days, I just play it by recordings(depending if the game has a day/night cycle) and usually have a note pad by my side to make sure I don't miss the more interesting things during certain days :D
That was my first attempt ever! A HUGE reason why I took the longest break from the game in the beginning. To spawn in and just toxic gases everywhere kinda killed the mood haha
I had pretty much the exact same experience when I first started No Man's Sky. 1400 hours in-game later... I am still pretty enthusiastic and still see and find things I never saw before. It really is an amazing game... and they just keep making it bigger and better for FREE without a single microtransaction or paid DLC. Every single cosmetic item and upgrade is earned through gameplay. What got me as a beginner was the failure to really appreciate the vastness of the game. I spent days on one planet... the second planet I visited... exploring, mining, building. I put a base computer down at anything the least bit interesting, assuming I would want to return 😂. And then I progressed and gain access to all the research, base parts and upgrades. 🤯 And then I got big into ship hunting, still kinda am... though I don't photograph and catalog every single one anymore 😂. And then I got into seeking out Curious Deposits to build nanite farms for the public to take advantage of. And then I started building music festivals and creating ByteBeat music for them. And then I got into building a freighter base with super detail, like its real and being lived on. And then I got into genetically manipulating eggs to make crazy cool creatures and then trade them with others. And then I decided to be a pirate on a permadeath save... we do not sow. I didn't work for anything... I stole it all 😂. And then, and then, and then... 😂😂😂 I just recently... like a week ago... finally completed the story, because the most recent update required it to access the new stuff. 😂😂😂😂. Its not like any other game. Its a tiny universe in a box pretty much. And its your oyster. There is so much to do and so many ways to do it... and as soon as I get a little bored, they drop a new update. 😂
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel cool. There are so many ways to be sucessful in NMS... and so many definitions of what "sucessful" is, you could make 100 videos just on earning money and resources lol. The cooking and crafting trees are insane too. I built a few stasis device factories, that requires an entire solar system of just the right combo of planets to have all the ingredients necessary to make each item that is combined with other crafted items to make the items you need to make a stasis device. 🤣 I only wish there was more to do with all those top tier craftables besides sell them or give them away. The income cap at like 4.3 billion renders a stasis device system pointless once you max out. But randos could stumble on it and go from broke to stinking rich in an hour.
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel No mans sky, subnautica, subnautica below zero and games like those are my favorite games. I’d love if you played astroneer. It’s another spacey game but with a more simplistic style. One of my all time favorites
Hi Ray, love the video and loved the game, if I were able to suggest any game I would think a good survival game would be something like medieval dynasty- there is a lot to do and many different ways to do things. As always keep up the great work
You rekindled my Love to this Game.... I played it for Hours and Hours and had a lot of fun. The Space Battles, the Planets with so many diefferent Species everything... Do you know that you can Name every Plant, Rock, Animal, Planet and Stuff and if some other Player find your Planet he sees your Naming of Things? But the Chances of finding someone elses Planets is 0.000000000000001 xD
It's really crazy and almost too much with how much you can really do with No Mans Sky! Even just naming something for someone else to find your creation ;o I'm also so happy to hear I could spark that in ya again :D
This video helped me break out of my shell a bit with games. Ive played this game a bunch and i tend to put myself in a box and think that theres a certain way to play every game but seeing you happen upon the portal before ever setting foot in a space station was eye opening lol. You really can do whatever you want, whenever you want and i know that may sound obvious but it feels refreshing to be reminded of it! I was in red star systems with a multitude of bases across different systems with a freighter and multiple starships in my posession before i went to the portal 😂
Lmao, that one thing I'll always do in any game is never follow the straight and narrow path. It does bother so many people most times, but it's really nice to hear you took it a different way and even just thought of using it. I hope you continue that mindset and try to do things in different orders, stuff that doesn't make sense, but leaves you open to the true unknown :P
I would have loved seeing your reaction to the reseting the galaxy/center of the galaxy ending It would have been really cool Also btw you actually dont reset the whole galaxy, you can still go back using a portals on the space stations
"Different Galaxy" gues he ment "different star systems" since its only playing in one galaxy lol.... but yeah decent game now visited like 100 systems and logged 150 hours since i started playing in new mode last couple months... and the new FREE DLC's i have Sentinel ships now under my command and my own fleet ... the game started poorly but iin the end if they keep this up this game became the best space exployering sim ya can find these days ....
Yeah, definitely had those mixed up in the beginning, but it seems that the game did what know thought it would. Come back from the dead and really give space games a run for their money. Making the DLC free was something so special too!
Thank you Ray. This took me back in time. Your enjoyment is contagious/infectious. I enjoy the exploring but, love the building more. Keep playing... No Man's Sky is ever-expanding.
Having g played this game back in 2016 for a couple hundred hours then went back to it a few weeks back I can see the major changes, which on the whole are improvements. Loved seeing that he increased exosuit carry capacity but not the tech slots, still watching and hoping that he kicks himself when he realises what he could of done.
I know I’m a little late but it’s 5am for me. As always another amazing f video from Ray. It’s awesome how a TH-camr has consistently good consistency and doesn’t ignore his fans Also would it be possible to add a community chat to your DC?
Don't worry about that one bit, lol. If it's that early for you, get some good sleep! :P I'll also never ignore or puts you or the community to the side, it's what gives me my drive and want to do more! That's what discord is, unless you're talking about something else
Man. I thoroughly enjoyed this. I love to play NMS and it was cool to watch a "new persons" experience. (Quotations because this video is over a year old). I didn't think I'd watch the whole video, but I did, thank you for allowing me to be part of your adventures
It was my pleasure! I'm just as grateful to have you join my adventure, and I've come to realize how fun this game can be once I find my way to other pieces of content/DLC. Even base building is growing on me right now!
This is a very fun game. When you find your first portal, I think that's really the moment when it sinks and just how much no man's sky has to offer. I still remember finding my first portal. I had no idea what the hell I was doing. Next thing I know I was on the other side of the Galaxy, had no idea how to get back, and went on this crazy adventure across multiple solar systems until I realized that I could take the portal at the space station back to my home base. Those early days of playing NMS really did feel like an adventure.
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel This is definitely the kind of game you can play for thousands of hours and still find something new when you jump on after a few weeks away. It's great that the developers are still providing substantial updates free of charge like twice a year.
Great video, always quality content! I too need to get back into NMS. Been an update or 2 since I played. It DID kill me a little to hear you refer to star systems as galaxies. You stay in the Euclid galaxy. Just warp to new stars and their systems of planets. Love and peace! 💛💚🌈
Thank you for showing me any support and some of your time as always Blue Claws! You should definitely get back to it someday ;P I am still learning the terminology for what certain things are called, so thank you for not hating too much, haha
I really enjoyed this video. I felt like you are describing me and my feelings when playing this game after a very long break. I just need to add one thing. Don't get me wrong as I have no bad intentions, but I have to correct you. You were not warping between galaxies or universes, but between systems within one galaxy. End game scene, when talking to Altas was actually the one allowing you to change galaxies :). Again, I love your vid. It was very engaging and fun to watch. Wish you all the best and giving you one more sub.
I'm really happy that I could share those feelings with you after a break from the game! You also don't have to worry a bit about that and the way I was describing things during the narration of the video. For some reason, my brain get's mixed up and explains things way off course for people. That was the biggest thing everyone brought up in the beginning, i'm just thankful people could eventually look past it, lol
@RayofpandasGamingChannel oh I'm sorry. I browsed through the comment section and didn't find any like mine, which was odd. Apparently I didn't look thorough enough 😉. Still that is no problem at all. I was just mentioning it :)
It's incredible how much you can get lost in this game. For reference, I started playing 3 days ago and am already at the point in the plot where you were about 45 days in. That's how much extra time can be put into side missions and farming upgrades.
Yes! That's exactly what happens and what I'm trying to actually be careful about myself, lol. It's so easy to get lost doing side stuff or just exploring :P
Hey, hey panda. Name of the day is Atlas. Atlas was the ancient Greek Titan's General. When the titan's fell to the Gods, after the war, Atlas was forced to hold up the sky. He was unable to move due to its unbearable weight, unable to give up because it would kill him, an immortal. he was forced to sit there and hold the sky for all eternity. Of course sometimes he would trick a stray hero to hold it for him but he would always end up holding it in the end due to his curse. This is the story of Atlas.
I just looked up the tale of Atlas, and man what a story that is. I can't believe he was to be condemned to tartarus originally, but instead was cursed to lift the world on his shoulders for all eternity ;o
The Atlas Path with the seeds I think has lore you can explore. And there's a lot of things you didn't try out in the game. But yeah, this is the closest thing to an end NMS has. This was one of the best 100 days of any channels I've seen. Thank you
Thank you very much for so many great comments and kind words Paul. I'm very excited for jumping back into the game and actually getting to see the content I wanted to!
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel Thank _you_ for the replies! It's always so nice to have confirmation that a content creator reads one's comments and that it brought them a bit of sunshin :)
you just made me by the game thanks for the great video man it was a blast to watch ;-] now i have to go to sleep to start my adventure with this game tomorrow .
I just started NMS 4 days ago and am on my first expedition.... I tried Starfield, it was fun for a week or two... But all the fast travel just didnt scratch the itch I had to explore... This game is AMAZING!
I couldn't agree more! For all the things NMS does right and how seamless almost everything is makes up for the never ending content the game has, haha. There is honestly something so special about NMS that no other game can replicate or has up to now! Unfortunately I can't say the same for Starfield. It was a fun game, but I personally just found myself playing more loading screens, walking/running around on different planets or just doing the same thing constantly over the actual content in the game. I'd say the ship building and flying around was the only thing that kept me going D:
As someone who played the game in 2016, loved it, but is only coming back now to play all the updated content, this video was not only a joy but such a help. Your joy is infectious
Honestly... it's just so nice to hear that. I've come across so many that think I fake every big and little thing. So to hear you say such wonderful things, I can't thank you enough for that!
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel I have a couple of times already lol!! I spent most of my time just gathering and trying to grasp the controls. Have you found any good guides? Most of the ones I’ve watched are just like; HOW TO MAKE MEGA BUCKS EASYYYY. Done. You know?😂😂 If you find an actual good one please let me know!
I'll definitely keep my eyes out for a good guide! The game is so big and doesn't really hold your hand much, so trying to find content, or the next big thing to do is tough haha I'm planning on getting back into the game myself soon enough and really trying to get into everything
Is it just me who thinks the interceptor ships look the best? Its just something so ominous about the three red dots instead of the window that looks so awesome.
"I'm really shocked by how much I missed those years ago." To be fair, the game has been getting pretty consistent large Expansion-sized free updates since it launched, and still does. The Omega update just released like, a month ago. NMS barely even looks like the same game anymore. So much has changed since it launched. Theres a good chance that a large amount of stuff you came across wasnt even in the game yet back then. Or if it was, it was different.
Yo Ray, i dont know if you remember me at all but a few years ago I used to watch all your streams of subnautica and stuff like that, I even named a dog on another game. I think it was Apollo, let me know if you've read this. Very proud of you for coming this far from about a few hundreds subs when I last saw you. Another name you might remember me by was AngryChimer4
You just made an old man dust off his NMS. I hope my save is still intact. I am just about to finish with the Atlas and jet to pastures new. Tutorial complete. Your enthusiasm is highly contagious and I need to get back into the fray, with my 4 S class ships and freaighter full of gadgets. Well done and thank you. 💛👍👍 Subscribed to Rayofpandas, you crazy American.
Well aren't you a wonderful person! I'm truly grateful that I could inspire and reignite some fun back into the game for ya. The biggest thing that helped me was looking up what type of updates and content related stuff they came out with so I didn't get too lost, haha. Thank you very much for the kind words and more so for the support overall!
If you think the interceptor is cool, try getting a living ship. You buy them with quicksilver you earn by doing missions from the nexus on the anomaly. Well, you buy an egg. Then there's a whole quest line you do to get the ship.
People kept saying that was game changing and would really taking me into the end-game of content! It's a must in my next video and now I'm curious about the egg
Thank you so much for this video Ray! It was awesome!!!
Thank you just as much for supporting me and the content Brady!
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel i have a fear of space, and the unknown of what’s out there.. but this game was fun to watch and i didn’t have any anxiety while watching!
@@skinnyjesus16 I'm so glad it didn't give you anxiety and you could watch it at a good space! Space is so open with endless possibilities so even just the thought of that is scary :P
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel can you play subnautica below zero?
Already have good sir ;D
I started this game last week. At first I was overwhelmed now I'm on my way in creating a massive armada. This game makes you live those space dreams you want. I'm just glad the developers didn't give up.
THE ARMADA?!? I GUESS ITS MORPHING TIME THEN(reference)
I started about 6 months ago I think ima start back I got pretty far in the story
You will have a lot of fun wit living frigates!
Can you have giant space battles??
Facts!!! ❤
As someone who has played over 1700 hours in this game (over several different saves), this was very entertaining to me, taking me back to my first days of playtime. It is fun to watch someone discover the game as a new (or returning after several years) player. There really is no end to the game. You did go to the end of the story but that is such as small part of the game as far as what you can do.
I'm very happy that you enjoyed a more newish approach, but now I'm also curious. What else was there that I could do, or may have missed. I definitely didn't see a real end to the game when it came to content, haha
Saying that you completed this game is like saying that you're done with Skyrim after finishing the main Alduin quest line lol
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel - I haven't finished the video yet, but as far as what to do... it's entirely up to you and what sort of things you enjoy.
You could travel different galaxies (256 "galaxies" with 80 quintillion planets (Euclid galaxy, the one you started in, is just ONE,) and look for your "perfect planet" there are many different types, the most sought after are paradise planets.
You could build the ultimate base or dozens of different bases on different planets.
Build a money farm, by mining ore or gasses or you can build a plant farm.
You could go "ship hunting" collecting your favorite ships. (There are amazing living ships to collect too that have a very long story/quest line to get your first)
You can max out your rep with all the different races.
You could become a space pirate.
Then there are time limited events that happen occasionally.. That give you a new start and lot of different objectives to complete for rewards that are "account wide".
There are side objectives you can complete too some give a title others give a transmog item or currency.
Complete all the achievements.
Or just play online with friends.
He did not actually go to the end of the story, you are supposed to reset the simulation to progress further in the story, but he obviously missed that, but he can visit the Atlas station again to reset the simulation and continue the story.
@@wolfen210959 If that wasn't really the end, that my apologies buddy. I'll definitely be doing another video in the future and that will have me going back to reset the simulation! If you could give me any tips for when I do go back so I do it right this time would be great appreciated :D
Fun fact: It would take nearly 585 billion years to visit all of the planets in this game
A big reason why I wasn't able to visit every planet! Though, one of the coolest facts about the game
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel what's 213 trillion of episodes for You Ray, You can do it easily 😎
Lmao, I don't think I could last that long!
Pass it down to your children so they can can continue the game and so forth till your children’s, children complete the game 😂
Take even longer if you consider mining, and if you fully scanned every planet for minerals, flora and fauna.
I've played at least 500 hours of no mans sky and it was heartwarming to see you dive into the game and just have an amazing time. Made me get back on and appreciate even the smallest things that I take for granted in the game. Thank you so much.
You never have to thank me for that, because that's probably the most wonderful thing to hear and that I could do for ya! I always try to enjoy the smaller things and really take every experience I can, in!
I have hours clocked into this game, I forgot to look again. Massive bases, resource gathering cuz they came out with the machinery stuff... And now I'm jumping back in after 3 years I think. I can barely remember the controls and I bought a junk ship so I don't lose something good lmao. This was a good reintroduction crash course in a peek into what's in store.
I've played No Mans Sky since release (Yes I went through the horrid pre-patch) and I will back this game up till the end. They have done AMAZING things to fix/ improve the game and I feel people don't talk or play it enough just because of the rough launch. Love this video man!
You said it perfectly! From launch(which left the game barren and empty) to what it is now is such a change in so many ways. Glad you enjoyed it as much as I did :D
I love NMS and still play it at least once a week. But I can recognize it's repetition issues and need for rewarding ground combat if it is going to ever have mainstream appeal. The developers are very active and can do anything they want when it comes to lore so I have high hopes. It definitely needs some level of conflict beyond the annoying flies that they call sentinels.
They did great with space combat but now we need some sort of faction wars or something. I imagine them adding solar systems that are actually at war, where the player can go and choose which race he wants to support and fight for, then help that race win control of the system through a series of ground and space flights. Sort of like a conquest sort of thing.
I played this about 3 years ago and clocked in hundreds of hours I gathered fleets, I built massive I built resource gathering.
I picked this back up this week... I'm still learning how to play again, this helped. Heh. I love how the inventory has increased
I love how much you enjoyed the storyline so much. It barely ever gets mentioned by people, despite it being one of the things I like most about the game
It's nice to know others enjoyed it just as much as I did and preferred it that way!
This video is better than any review out there in terms of making me want to buy this game. Your enthusiasm for it is infectious. Going to install it tonight.
Just knowing I could do that for a single person means the world to me and is a big reason I love doing this type of stuff. Thank you for giving me that chance buddy
So hows the game after 3 weeks?
I love your content because you always seem genuinely excited. So many people doing playthroughs try to act too sarcastic and skeptical and your joy as you discover each new cool thing is infectious.
Trust me, I've had quite a few people saying that I'm just acting or boasting myself up, but I love all this stuff I do. Only way I've been able to keep everything going so thank you for that work! :D
I am so fucking happy that you have covered this game with so much passion. I have been in love with no mans sky since it came out in 2016. I have been playing exclusively in permadeath since 2018 and by now it just feels natural. There is so much more to discover man, keep going.
Definitely what I always try and go for. I love what I do and being able to play a game with barely to no knowledge is like the best feeling ever!
Also, cutos to permadeath seeming normal these days, lmao
Once you get through the early game, is permadeath even a thing? You get some shield upgrades for defense and multitool upgrades for DPS and it's practically impossible to accidentally die.
For me it could definitely still be a thing, but I also see what you're saying. It's very hard to die, though I did have a lot of close calls with the sentinel invades!
You're one lucky person to hold on to a game that released so poorly but manage to be the best
@@FrosteryGaming How I feel about it too. The beginning was hard to digest, but became this beautiful thing
Theres really not many good no mans sky videos out there, and then i found a 80 minutes cinematic experience, thank you very much :D
Hope we get a second part at some point, theres still a lot you can do in this game
Yes! the pirate questline, the depths questline, the autophage questline, the rest of the base building missions, the living ship questline, defunct freighters, the sentinel questline to get your own drone / OP ai mech... lotssss to do after the main story. i'm currently working on maxxing out my sentinel ship to S class and custom autophage staff to S class also :) 200 hours into my main save and still finding stuff to do after all that.
It hurt watching him find an S class ship, be able to buy it, and then not buy it. He said he would get it later like it would still be there, when it would take off within five minutes. Never to be seen again.
Believe me, I even thought about it when I picked up the sentinel ship. Even then, I was shocked to see that ship and just blank out
you have one of the most fun playthroughs i have ever seen, mostly because of your excellent narration. good job
That really means so much to me Marshall, you the best buddy!
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel thanks man
You betcha! :D
Great video. You were killing me at 36:00 when you had filled up on inventory but had added no tech slots yet. Lol thanks for doing this.
I should be thanking you Cecil! Glad you enjoyed this video so much
I have over 500 hours in this game and it was very refreshing to see the game from a new player's perspective again - the wonder and excitement you have brings me back to my first month playing NMS in June 2020
Does this game not get boring? After i got rich and could do anything, it started to get boring for me.
@@50lek it can get boring. There are always new projects that I come back to from time to time, like getting a new ship, building a stasis device farm, finding a new home, or going on a new expedition, but I don't play the game weekly anymore like I used to. It's an infinite universe but after hundreds of hours things do get duller.
Aside from parts of the main story, I think you still missed quite a few other things. Or at least they weren't covered here. Becoming the mayor of your own settlement, exploring derelict freighters in space, owning a mech (and installing AI to automate it), building a race track for your car, another cool mission, multiplayer content, genetically modifying companions, hundreds of food recipes, living ships, organic frigates, etc. ;)
Really enjoyed the video though. That was a blast!
Good gosh, I'm so surprised at how much I missed and what I still need to do!
i so love the 100 days series. better then watching TV
You really know how to put a smile on my face
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel can you play the video game we were here together please I love you videos
I agree
I'll take a look into it for sure!
Agreed!!!! Love this series
I've played through much of NMS's content so often I've forgotten what it was like to encounter much of this stuff for the first time. Your reactions brought back great memories. Thanks!
This is why I love going through comments, able to find and share my experiences to bring back some nostalgia and memories is by far one of the greatest feelings!
Its refreshing to see someone playing NMS with such an open mind. So many people fall into patterns or exploit weaknesses within the game and its economy to give them a significant advantage (looking at you chorline dupe), and it can severly underhand the experience devs intended for players to have. I say this as someone who discovered the chlorine dupe waaay early on and have used it to my advantage ever since. 😅😂 I mean, why wouldn't I? Just saying it's nice to see someone actually play the game in 2023 and not try to cheese every situation.
I gotta be honest and say that I was tempted so many times to try it, but also blasting music as I farmed away and just did my own thing really did help. Thank you for taking the time to enjoy what I put out and showing some love here. Apparently I've missed a lot to, so with more to come
There’s some instances where it makes sense *cough cough* salvaged frigate modules *cough cough*
ah yes, another one and a half hour of pure and genuine good content. Love it!
Haha, I sure hope so!
The amount of pure joy and excitement in this man's voice is so wholesome
It's honestly so refreshing to hear that goldie. I truly mean that
This was a really well put together video and we'll editted. I must say to anyone who has not played no man sky yet but wishes to do so, much is covered here but it is by no means comprehensive. There is so much more to do than is in this video from pets to animal farming to building gaseous silos to town/village management to cooking and creating dishes to building the most incredible and decorative bases. Not to mention discovering entirely new universes, yes universes not galaxies, music making, unlocking new outfits and learning how to create a 'living ship' the list goes on. To say this is an absolutely enormous game is an absolutely enormous understatement . I recommended anybody give this game a go.
All that said that was a superb video.
I wish I knew where to look for all these different things. So many things you listed and not a single one that I felt I came by or even experienced. Even from different planets in different universes!
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel TH-cam is full of videos on where to find all those things
I just started this game earlier this month and i have to say it's one of the most fun games I've tried in a while, it's the type of game that i think about before sleeping.
I need that feeling again. Going to sleep and waking up with the urge to play something
I’ve been watching your series for awhile now, Like you I recently started playing NMS again and was blown away. This game has come so far from its rocky release to what it is now. I’m glad I started playing it again. Hope you make more videos like this one.
The game has definitely come far and with so much progress from updates to DLC. I hope you've been enjoying the game as much as I have!
You're so much fun to watch fr, you seem like such a chill dude, definetly gonna sub!
Aye, and I seriously appreciate your kind comment my man. You're ab absolute legend!
I have been playing No Man's Sky for a while now, and I still love it with all the expeditions they add. It's a solid game; thank you for doing a video on this game. It was done so well and showed another view of a fantastic adventure.
I should be thanking you so much for taking this journey with me and hope you keep your adventure going! Thanks again NUX!
Such an amazing video of such an amazing game. You have managed to keep me invested through out the whole video and by the end of it I didn't even realize how much time has passed. Thank you for this, best of luck!
Thank you so much for allowing me to give you some fun content! I am very thankful for your time
As a player with 150 hours, i loved this video. I love watching new players learn the ropes❤
Well that means so much to me ven, I really do appreciate your time spent here
Just got the game yesterday and was extremely confused on how the game worked. So cool seeing someone have the same reaction as I did. I also spent the entire day playing NMS because of how big and immersive the game was and to think there’s still hundreds of things I haven’t found yet…
Oh man, you'll find yourself spending days doing one little thing, and having so so much to still do! The thing about this game is how much stuff there actually is, BUT it doesn't tell you exactly where to go or what to do most times
I love that when the game released we worked out that if you spend 20 minutes mining and refining cobolt on the first planet, when you get to your first station you can afford to set yourself up for the coming storyline easily. And if you spend a few more minutes and get lucky, the first station will have a better multi or ship. Years later and this is still a thing.
My favourite part is when you discovered that and your reaction, how it sparked something in you to go further. That is what this game is and why people have 1000s of hours in it. Its coming across things in the game and discovery and being blown away. The balance of emptiness and the treasures you find there.
Weirdly enough I couldn't agree more with you. It does have that balance of vast nothingness and then treasures that will spark my exploration and sense of adventure to keep searching. Obviously on release the game was empty and had nothing. Now, it's filled with so many things to find and be a part of!
Finally, I always wanted an NMS 100 days video bc it would work so well with it
Hopefully this video can scratch that itch lol
Your voice sounds so calming when you narrate during the playthrough! Needed this vid since I had a really sh!tty start to my weekend....Thanks so much for the amazing content! By the way, Atlas :D Lol'ed when I saw Apollo though, a cyborg with a fancy lioncloth on XD
Sorry to hear your weekend didn't have a great start, but I'm just happy I could help you out buddy! Pinkies out for that fancy Apollo haha
I love no man's skys so it was epic to see u play it Great video (Like always lol) But i do have a question if anyone knows i have watched your videos since a long while now and never understand how you keep perfect track of the days is there any trick u use it would really interest me!
I'm so happy to hear you enjoy this video Ork! As for how I keep track of my days, I just play it by recordings(depending if the game has a day/night cycle) and usually have a note pad by my side to make sure I don't miss the more interesting things during certain days :D
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel Thank you a lot, Have fun in your next game :)
I very much will Ork, thank you buddy :D
I would like to erase my memories for NMS. this game is simply breathtaking the first time I play it
Yeah, if this could've been the day 1 release that would be the best thing ever!
My spawn planet had a toxic atmosphere. Even if I hid in a cave, the tox level would be at least 13.0
That was my first attempt ever! A HUGE reason why I took the longest break from the game in the beginning. To spawn in and just toxic gases everywhere kinda killed the mood haha
I love how after you repaired your ship you didnt even try to go to space for like 3 days
Gotta enjoy the little things, haha
This is probably the most insane first time playthrough I have ever seen, it took me so long to get to what you got in 50 days
Which is so weird because people said I didn't even come close to doing enough, haha. You've got this buddy!
I had pretty much the exact same experience when I first started No Man's Sky.
1400 hours in-game later... I am still pretty enthusiastic and still see and find things I never saw before. It really is an amazing game... and they just keep making it bigger and better for FREE without a single microtransaction or paid DLC.
Every single cosmetic item and upgrade is earned through gameplay.
What got me as a beginner was the failure to really appreciate the vastness of the game.
I spent days on one planet... the second planet I visited... exploring, mining, building. I put a base computer down at anything the least bit interesting, assuming I would want to return 😂.
And then I progressed and gain access to all the research, base parts and upgrades. 🤯
And then I got big into ship hunting, still kinda am... though I don't photograph and catalog every single one anymore 😂.
And then I got into seeking out Curious Deposits to build nanite farms for the public to take advantage of.
And then I started building music festivals and creating ByteBeat music for them.
And then I got into building a freighter base with super detail, like its real and being lived on.
And then I got into genetically manipulating eggs to make crazy cool creatures and then trade them with others.
And then I decided to be a pirate on a permadeath save... we do not sow. I didn't work for anything... I stole it all 😂.
And then, and then, and then... 😂😂😂
I just recently... like a week ago... finally completed the story, because the most recent update required it to access the new stuff. 😂😂😂😂.
Its not like any other game. Its a tiny universe in a box pretty much. And its your oyster. There is so much to do and so many ways to do it... and as soon as I get a little bored, they drop a new update. 😂
I've realized a little late, but this is the holy grail of comments when it comes to what I'll be looking for in my next video!
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel cool. There are so many ways to be sucessful in NMS... and so many definitions of what "sucessful" is, you could make 100 videos just on earning money and resources lol.
The cooking and crafting trees are insane too. I built a few stasis device factories, that requires an entire solar system of just the right combo of planets to have all the ingredients necessary to make each item that is combined with other crafted items to make the items you need to make a stasis device. 🤣
I only wish there was more to do with all those top tier craftables besides sell them or give them away. The income cap at like 4.3 billion renders a stasis device system pointless once you max out. But randos could stumble on it and go from broke to stinking rich in an hour.
YESSSSS!!!
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR A VIDEO LIKE THIS
THANK YOU
Haha, thanks goes to you FOXY! I really appreciate that energy and enthusiasm
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel No mans sky, subnautica, subnautica below zero and games like those are my favorite games. I’d love if you played astroneer. It’s another spacey game but with a more simplistic style. One of my all time favorites
@@Crumpetssupreme Got astroneer on my list of games to play here soon!
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel exited to see it someday
Been playing since 2017, one of my favorite games, ever. It’s really wholesome to see someone experience it all for the first time, great video man!
I'm really happy I could give you my most genuine reactions and having fun with the game!
Hi Ray, love the video and loved the game, if I were able to suggest any game I would think a good survival game would be something like medieval dynasty- there is a lot to do and many different ways to do things. As always keep up the great work
Ah, well heya Shadow! I will definitely check out medieval dynasty and see what it's about! Thank you very much
Very excited to watch this video! Newcomer experiences are always so fun!
Edit: That was fantastic.
Always a pleasure to hear so many enjoy a newbie'er playthrough, haha
Thank ya Blue Egg Thief!
You rekindled my Love to this Game.... I played it for Hours and Hours and had a lot of fun. The Space Battles, the Planets with so many diefferent Species everything... Do you know that you can Name every Plant, Rock, Animal, Planet and Stuff and if some other Player find your Planet he sees your Naming of Things? But the Chances of finding someone elses Planets is 0.000000000000001 xD
It's really crazy and almost too much with how much you can really do with No Mans Sky! Even just naming something for someone else to find your creation ;o
I'm also so happy to hear I could spark that in ya again :D
My friend just started and his starting planet was discovered by someone 1 year ago gotta say real rare
Wanting to go third person is insane
I need more scare factor haha
This video helped me break out of my shell a bit with games. Ive played this game a bunch and i tend to put myself in a box and think that theres a certain way to play every game but seeing you happen upon the portal before ever setting foot in a space station was eye opening lol. You really can do whatever you want, whenever you want and i know that may sound obvious but it feels refreshing to be reminded of it! I was in red star systems with a multitude of bases across different systems with a freighter and multiple starships in my posession before i went to the portal 😂
Lmao, that one thing I'll always do in any game is never follow the straight and narrow path. It does bother so many people most times, but it's really nice to hear you took it a different way and even just thought of using it. I hope you continue that mindset and try to do things in different orders, stuff that doesn't make sense, but leaves you open to the true unknown :P
I would have loved seeing your reaction to the reseting the galaxy/center of the galaxy ending
It would have been really cool
Also btw you actually dont reset the whole galaxy, you can still go back using a portals on the space stations
Thanks for letting me know on that and I definitely want to go back and try soon :D
With the amount of capital ships he was shooting at, im pretty sure he'd love to play the Echoes update if he ever revisosts this game :>
I think I would too! Loading up steam I noticed the newest update they just released. That makes me so tempted
"Different Galaxy" gues he ment "different star systems" since its only playing in one galaxy lol.... but yeah decent game now visited like 100 systems and logged 150 hours since i started playing in new mode last couple months... and the new FREE DLC's i have Sentinel ships now under my command and my own fleet ... the game started poorly but iin the end if they keep this up this game became the best space exployering sim ya can find these days ....
Yeah, definitely had those mixed up in the beginning, but it seems that the game did what know thought it would. Come back from the dead and really give space games a run for their money. Making the DLC free was something so special too!
I am a day one NMS player and your sheer joy is amazing. Great video
Thank you for enjoying my honest reactions to the game!
Keep going with your experience!
Thank you Ray. This took me back in time. Your enjoyment is contagious/infectious. I enjoy the exploring but, love the building more. Keep playing... No Man's Sky is ever-expanding.
Having g played this game back in 2016 for a couple hundred hours then went back to it a few weeks back I can see the major changes, which on the whole are improvements. Loved seeing that he increased exosuit carry capacity but not the tech slots, still watching and hoping that he kicks himself when he realises what he could of done.
Yeah, I do kick myself thinking back on what I could've done better
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel could of done better is 20/20 hindsight, you played your game and played it well thanks for putting it up.
@@realplayer9603 Very glad to hear you enjoy it!
I know I’m a little late but it’s 5am for me. As always another amazing f video from Ray. It’s awesome how a TH-camr has consistently good consistency and doesn’t ignore his fans
Also would it be possible to add a community chat to your DC?
Don't worry about that one bit, lol. If it's that early for you, get some good sleep! :P
I'll also never ignore or puts you or the community to the side, it's what gives me my drive and want to do more!
That's what discord is, unless you're talking about something else
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel yeah the dc was something else lol
Oh, okay. Never heard of it lol
This game is crazy beautiful exploring planets and just no loading screens and just open wilrd universe ❤️😻
Just the open worlds, to different galaxy systems and so much more. I couldn't agree more with ya there
Man. I thoroughly enjoyed this. I love to play NMS and it was cool to watch a "new persons" experience. (Quotations because this video is over a year old). I didn't think I'd watch the whole video, but I did, thank you for allowing me to be part of your adventures
It was my pleasure! I'm just as grateful to have you join my adventure, and I've come to realize how fun this game can be once I find my way to other pieces of content/DLC. Even base building is growing on me right now!
This is a very fun game. When you find your first portal, I think that's really the moment when it sinks and just how much no man's sky has to offer. I still remember finding my first portal. I had no idea what the hell I was doing. Next thing I know I was on the other side of the Galaxy, had no idea how to get back, and went on this crazy adventure across multiple solar systems until I realized that I could take the portal at the space station back to my home base. Those early days of playing NMS really did feel like an adventure.
Even now, going back into the game to continue more of it. I feel like I haven't even scratched the surface with everything that's included in NMS
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel This is definitely the kind of game you can play for thousands of hours and still find something new when you jump on after a few weeks away. It's great that the developers are still providing substantial updates free of charge like twice a year.
That right there! The fact they're releasing content as big as they are AND free is just crazy lol
Great video, always quality content! I too need to get back into NMS. Been an update or 2 since I played.
It DID kill me a little to hear you refer to star systems as galaxies. You stay in the Euclid galaxy. Just warp to new stars and their systems of planets. Love and peace! 💛💚🌈
Thank you for showing me any support and some of your time as always Blue Claws! You should definitely get back to it someday ;P
I am still learning the terminology for what certain things are called, so thank you for not hating too much, haha
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel wait til you find out about the other 250 galaxies
I love this game! Thanks for making a video on it 😊
I'm so happy to hear that! It was such a good time playing through the game :D
Thank you Aniranci
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel yw 😊
OMG DID YOU DO ABANDONED FRIGATE MISSION OR CHECK OUT THE EXOCRAFTS AND STUFF?! :) YOU GOTTA DO MORE!!!
found your channel atlas, really enjoying so far, but wish you hovered over things few frames longer, so its easier to pause and read :)
I really enjoyed this video. I felt like you are describing me and my feelings when playing this game after a very long break.
I just need to add one thing. Don't get me wrong as I have no bad intentions, but I have to correct you. You were not warping between galaxies or universes, but between systems within one galaxy. End game scene, when talking to Altas was actually the one allowing you to change galaxies :). Again, I love your vid. It was very engaging and fun to watch. Wish you all the best and giving you one more sub.
I'm really happy that I could share those feelings with you after a break from the game! You also don't have to worry a bit about that and the way I was describing things during the narration of the video. For some reason, my brain get's mixed up and explains things way off course for people. That was the biggest thing everyone brought up in the beginning, i'm just thankful people could eventually look past it, lol
@RayofpandasGamingChannel oh I'm sorry. I browsed through the comment section and didn't find any like mine, which was odd. Apparently I didn't look thorough enough 😉. Still that is no problem at all. I was just mentioning it :)
Oh, no need to be sorry at all! It's great to know when I make mistakes that there is something to learn from them
It's incredible how much you can get lost in this game. For reference, I started playing 3 days ago and am already at the point in the plot where you were about 45 days in. That's how much extra time can be put into side missions and farming upgrades.
Yes! That's exactly what happens and what I'm trying to actually be careful about myself, lol. It's so easy to get lost doing side stuff or just exploring :P
Why did you not want to build a base? Thats one of the best aspects of this game
It's not that I didn't want to, but I just didn't know much about it. The next time going in, I'll definitely be trying every aspect of building
Look for paradise planets its the best especially a paradise planets at night that has lightshow on the grass
I can't wait to see what these paradise planets are ;o
Sound so lush and full of green and life!
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel most paradise planets has no sentinels in it
Some paradise planets has runaway molds where you can refine to nanites
See, that's the stuff I really want to check out ;o
Anyone here 2025
Me!
Atlas I love the video. Thanks for the great content. You have a great voice for commentating.
Just got back into No Man’s Sky having not played since launch. Going through a lot of the same emotions as you in this video, was fun thank you.
Those firsts to experience are honestly like nothing before. Especially with all the updates and content they've added! You're also very welcome!
What the fudge
no im not commenting atlas
Dang it. Guess I shouldn't like or heart this comment either then ;o
Atlas
Thanks so so much Phoenix!
Hey, hey panda. Name of the day is Atlas. Atlas was the ancient Greek Titan's General. When the titan's fell to the Gods, after the war, Atlas was forced to hold up the sky. He was unable to move due to its unbearable weight, unable to give up because it would kill him, an immortal. he was forced to sit there and hold the sky for all eternity. Of course sometimes he would trick a stray hero to hold it for him but he would always end up holding it in the end due to his curse. This is the story of Atlas.
I just looked up the tale of Atlas, and man what a story that is. I can't believe he was to be condemned to tartarus originally, but instead was cursed to lift the world on his shoulders for all eternity ;o
This video is superb. Contagious energy. Im going to install NMS tonight and play the crap out of it.
Beautifully made video.
You really should and I can't thank you again for such kind words buddy
Bro they’re called solar systems not galaxies 😭😭
I knoooow! I made a huge mistake with my wording in this video and Starfield. I was getting so excited kept saying random stuff haha
i have no man's sky if any one wants to play with me
The Atlas Path with the seeds I think has lore you can explore. And there's a lot of things you didn't try out in the game. But yeah, this is the closest thing to an end NMS has.
This was one of the best 100 days of any channels I've seen. Thank you
Thank you very much for so many great comments and kind words Paul. I'm very excited for jumping back into the game and actually getting to see the content I wanted to!
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel Thank _you_ for the replies! It's always so nice to have confirmation that a content creator reads one's comments and that it brought them a bit of sunshin :)
Aha, no need to thank me! I love every bit of this, chatting with everyone and just seeing what others think :D
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Hey, What's the explanation of how you got a MultiTool worth a million tokens with 5k in the bank??
Bro he farmed n sold crops for units n prolly traded in his old multi tool loaded with any scrap modules or upgrades
you just made me by the game thanks for the great video man it was a blast to watch ;-] now i have to go to sleep to start my adventure with this game tomorrow .
Enjoy your adventure just as much and thank you so much for watching!
How did it go? I find this game pretty boring, but i like watching content of it because i like the idea of an open world galaxy game
I have never enjoyed a video this much. Youre such a great youtuber and this video was amazing!
I'm just very grateful to have any support and your time spent here!
I just started NMS 4 days ago and am on my first expedition....
I tried Starfield, it was fun for a week or two... But all the fast travel just didnt scratch the itch I had to explore... This game is AMAZING!
I couldn't agree more! For all the things NMS does right and how seamless almost everything is makes up for the never ending content the game has, haha.
There is honestly something so special about NMS that no other game can replicate or has up to now!
Unfortunately I can't say the same for Starfield. It was a fun game, but I personally just found myself playing more loading screens, walking/running around on different planets or just doing the same thing constantly over the actual content in the game. I'd say the ship building and flying around was the only thing that kept me going D:
Thanks a lot, i loved every single moment!
My man, I should be thanking you holy smokes! Thanks a million Rubino!
As someone who played the game in 2016, loved it, but is only coming back now to play all the updated content, this video was not only a joy but such a help. Your joy is infectious
Honestly... it's just so nice to hear that. I've come across so many that think I fake every big and little thing. So to hear you say such wonderful things, I can't thank you enough for that!
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel you just keep enjoying the games. Let the sissies naysay-- they don't have gamer joy.
Always! Thanks for being so kind :D
This usually isn’t my sort of game but your excitement and joy convinced me to try this. Wish me luck!!
Good luck tia! Game is huge and a lot of fun, just don't get lost haha
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel I have a couple of times already lol!!
I spent most of my time just gathering and trying to grasp the controls. Have you found any good guides? Most of the ones I’ve watched are just like;
HOW TO MAKE MEGA BUCKS EASYYYY. Done.
You know?😂😂
If you find an actual good one please let me know!
I'll definitely keep my eyes out for a good guide! The game is so big and doesn't really hold your hand much, so trying to find content, or the next big thing to do is tough haha
I'm planning on getting back into the game myself soon enough and really trying to get into everything
Amazing video bro.. i learnt a lot, as i just started playing this so very helpful..
I hope you enjoy the journey ahead :D
I’m only four minutes and 20 seconds in and I’ve had way more laughs then I was supposed to. Didn’t expect the comedy.
Reading this comment today put a big dumb smile on my face man. Thank you for that, your words mean a lot!
Is it just me who thinks the interceptor ships look the best? Its just something so ominous about the three red dots instead of the window that looks so awesome.
Definitely one of the more interesting ships I came to fly around space! Also loved how I could just float in the sky and move around in place
I just starting playing no man’s sky and I’m addicted, thanks for the awesome video 👍🏼
Its crazy how much this game has improved since its Dissapointing release
I'll back you up any day on that and also say, it's really grown in the past almost a decade
"I'm really shocked by how much I missed those years ago."
To be fair, the game has been getting pretty consistent large Expansion-sized free updates since it launched, and still does. The Omega update just released like, a month ago. NMS barely even looks like the same game anymore. So much has changed since it launched.
Theres a good chance that a large amount of stuff you came across wasnt even in the game yet back then. Or if it was, it was different.
This is why I'm so excited to go back into the game because of all the stuff I missed or just didn't get close to experiencing honestly!
Loved the video man, awesome stuff man if you do this more get a Bio ship
More of NMS is coming!
You should continue this save for 200 days, there's so many side quests you missed. Loved the video thought
I plan on it! There was a lot more I know I missed :D
@@RayofpandasGamingChannel Great to hear, might need to sub so I don't miss it
Only if ya want to! I tend to give myself a month break with certain games like NMS where I'll continue it into a series
Yo Ray, i dont know if you remember me at all but a few years ago I used to watch all your streams of subnautica and stuff like that, I even named a dog on another game. I think it was Apollo, let me know if you've read this. Very proud of you for coming this far from about a few hundreds subs when I last saw you. Another name you might remember me by was AngryChimer4
Oh heyyy, I do remember Chimera! And it's been such a long time. I sure hope you've been well over the years and it's great to hear from ya again
You just made an old man dust off his NMS. I hope my save is still intact. I am just about to finish with the Atlas and jet to pastures new. Tutorial complete. Your enthusiasm is highly contagious and I need to get back into the fray, with my 4 S class ships and freaighter full of gadgets. Well done and thank you. 💛👍👍 Subscribed to Rayofpandas, you crazy American.
Well aren't you a wonderful person! I'm truly grateful that I could inspire and reignite some fun back into the game for ya. The biggest thing that helped me was looking up what type of updates and content related stuff they came out with so I didn't get too lost, haha. Thank you very much for the kind words and more so for the support overall!
Atlas! Love your videos as always. You're such a great story teller.
I do still have lots to work on, but I am so grateful for the support Reegareth!
I couldn't stop watching. Everything just seems so perfect in this game.
Well thank you so much for saying that rion! I really appreciate it
Look i just watched stranded deep 100 days and i already love this channel keep it up man
That means so much Jason, glad you've been enjoying the video's!
I’ve came across tour subnautica videos and ive been a fan ever since. Your content is both engaging and relaxing thanks
The thanks goes to all of you! I'm so thankful for all the love and support through out everything I've done
Nice video 💯 because of you I want to play no man's sky again thank you so very very much
You're very welcome buddy!
If you think the interceptor is cool, try getting a living ship. You buy them with quicksilver you earn by doing missions from the nexus on the anomaly. Well, you buy an egg. Then there's a whole quest line you do to get the ship.
People kept saying that was game changing and would really taking me into the end-game of content! It's a must in my next video and now I'm curious about the egg
never thought i would see a more entertaining story playthrough of nms
Just you wait, it get's so much better from here on out!
Fun fact: you didn’t miss anything in 2016 it just took this long for this game to be this good.
That's really good to know!
Dude this was a blast to watch. Got me playing again too!
Ah, that's so amazing to hear! Man am I happy that I could spark that need to play again :D
I like how you just get side tracked all the time but find your way back to what your doing it’s funny and productive