I Tried No Man's Sky in 2023...It's Insane 

The fact that you just found an undescoverd paradise planet in your starting system and an A class ship on your first try is honestly insanely lucky lol The terrain manipulator has a restore original terain option

That was the most complicated sentinel story I have ever heard, just go to a cave

That A-class hauler is a super lucky find so early in the game.

If your vehicle gets stuck in a hole, you can simply use the quick menu to summon it next to you. Also, you don't travel between galaxies but between stars. You're still in the same galaxy. Well, you can actually travel to another galaxy, but for that you need to reach the center of your current galaxy. And that's quite a trip.

Pre-ordered NMS, have been playing from day one, over 2,847.9 hours in. Glad you find it so enjoyable; I have never grown tired of it. Yes, at the beginning I was bummed about promises made and broken, but I stayed with it because I knew it had promise. I will judge you about nothing, learning as you go is the best way. 2 Galaxies, numerous badges and items and I am still having fun. Don't ever worry about passing up a resource (unless you need it atm,) plenty of opportunity on Normal Mode. Best advice I can give is Build up firepower and shields of your ship(s), pirates are many and be ready to repair shields. Enjoy, hope to see you in The Anomaly, I am known as KRLL, if you need resources don't hesitate to ask.

no way bro found a paradise planet in his home system. thats lucky

As someone who's been watching friends play since 2016, and have now been playing for 3 years, this was kinda beautiful to see someone react with so much awe. The launch was a mess, but Hello Games have done a wonderful job patching things, adding to the game, and listening to the community about what's working out not working. BUGTHESDA SHOULD TAKE NOTES! Crying over him skipping that hauler. 😭 i wish i had found one that quick. Soooo much space for goodies.

I had the game since launch, but never played it, tried it on psvr2, and now I'm addicted, super fun

This video was a hoot! I had never played ANY video game in my life before NMS came to the Mac this summer. I'm 75 yrs. old, have never even HELD a controller, let alone tried shooting at anything, crafting or building or flying. So I had to start from square zero. I'm just now getting the hang of it (300+ hrs. into Relaxed mode). Your fast paced action narration was clever and funny and really captured the feelings, frustrations & joys I've experienced with NMS. The "game" made me feel so stupid, inadequate and frustrated (fun wow!) but I kept on playing, struggling to understand the underlying logic of it all. A constant brain strain that's my O'l-timers prevention therapy. I got my first exocraft stuck just like you did! Anyway, thanks for taking the time to make such an entertaining & funny overview of my favorite (& only) game!

Great! Really entertaining. More No Man's Sky videos please.

You weren't travelling to other galaxies, just other solar systems within the starter galaxy, Euclid. There are 255 galaxies, but you don't have to visit them all. Most players come back to Euclid after the ending of the main story questline, so long as you have a base in any galaxy you can teleport between them. Some galaxies are relatively peaceful, with some very nice planets, but some galaxies are not peaceful at all. Good luck. :)

Haulers with those kinds of wings are actually pretty hard to come by. Also you only needed to repair the launch gear and pulse engines and you could have taken the hauler to a station and scrapped it for parts 🤑

No Man's Sky is the game that never ends.

I literally did this 3 hrs after playing Starfield. No Mans Sky is BY FAR the better game LOL

Indie studio Hello Games absolutely mogging Bethesda.

Welcome to the community! A couple tips for your playthrough. Every starship you see landing in the space stations and planetary outposts can be bought by talking to their pilot. You can scrap ships to get the credits to buy one and remember that S class ships are the usually the best. There's some important upgrade blueprints on the anomaly to buy for your starship like upgrades to your hyperdrive that'll let you go to systems that are currently closed off or an emergency jump upgrade for you to escape hostiles. If you enter the space stations or the anomaly it'll reset your hostile meter to 0. Hope you enjoy the game even more!

Re: crashed ships. You don't have to repair them at all, but doing so will increase the amount of units you get for scrapping them. Early game I just claim them and get back in my ship. As soon as I get my free freighter (3 hrs play time + 5 warps), they will be magically waiting for me in the hangar. If you install a teleporter on the freighter you don't have to repair anything. Just climb in to set a salvaged ship as your current, then teleport to a space station. Again, it'll just be there waiting for you, ready to scrap. Also just keep playing the story and base missions; you will unlock most schematics for free along the way. Save your nanites for upgrade modules from the space station.

As a Veteran, from pre day 1, yes i was a pre order, its always nice to see a new NMS player, so much content

Turning down the A class hauler wounded my soul

You can shoot armoured clams from a distance and swim in to steal the pearl. Also finding an A class ship on thw first planet is a massive stroke of luck and you should have taken it 100%. It doesn't take too long to fix.

2 epic tips: 1. Did you know you can go to trade terminals to sell things for more than you would at a space station? You can find trade terminals with your economy scanner from the quick menu. 1.5. Did you know you can install an economy scanner into your starship? It lets you preview the economy level of a system before warping there from the galaxy map. The economy level of a system determines how good the ships in that system are, and also the chance of finding an exotic ship. 2. Keep whatever rusted metal you find. You can refine it into lots and lots of ferrite dust. You should also find whatever goop, fluid, or mold you find as you can refine them into nanites. You might have to refine it a couple times, but eventually you'll get nanites.

Couple of obvservations from a Vet there are 2 obvious escape routes when being attacked in Space the First is to call up the Anomaly and enter it and the Battle is finshied when you re-emerge Same applies if you are close to the Local Space Station and It leads us into the Next (Major key)section of the Game which is Getting your own Freighter ...Have to do a few warps between sytems to enter a random Space battle and you are invited to Take over a Freighter (low rank) which become your on call Space base Spaceship storage depot.(free!) Thus when you get into trouble your Freighter can be called up too as another escape path option though Curently You can Save 8 or 9 space ships a fleet of Frigates (ex the Freighter) and Even some Land based Mech including the mighty Minotaur and That'll take you a few months work Oh nearly forgot regards traveling to an actual new Galaxy If you want to peek into another Galaxy play the Expedition which is Starting in The #11 Eissentam Galaxy ,on the link when we posted this And its starting Point is on Your Freighter OK? Personally I have visited 20 Odd galaxies /255 on my travels mostly by the Atlas path mission to the Local Galaxy center BUT the Space anomaly Teleporter If Multiplayer is ?working the Portal list other Players bases and their Galaxy (those on board the Space Anomaly) And you thought NMS was going to be an easy Cakewalk? Barely scratched the Surface with what I've told you here.

I have been watching this game for years and it seems like now is the time to try it. I greatly appreciate your candid self-evaluations and the humor. You should keep making more videos of your experiences. New players will greatly benefit.

I'm super glad people still find this gem in 2023. 2024 says Hello.

I’m amazed how wel you told your story, normally I skip parts in longer videos and was surprised I just watched 17 minutes. I like the way you condense your gameplay so it doesn’t feel as long and boring to watch. Keep adding more funny things and your channel will take off. Subscribed :) !

Me just realising that I have passed on 2 ships that I could have claimed and sold. 😢

Also just so you know, the eggs that look like ferrite dust drop valuable loot that you can sell for millions Also you can collect multiple ships and use x to pick which one you want to use

Congrats on your first video bro, the editing and scripting were amazing! Subbed and waiting for the next one! All the best to you.

That hurt when you passed on that $50M free hauler. I know....first playthrough... understand. But I have played No Man's Sky for seven years so I FELT that decision LOL

If you get the sentinels after you, instead of trying to fight them, you can either enter a building and hide till they stop searching. OR just dig a tunnel and restore the opening or do a left/right turn to hide in there! Great video!

I bought this game a week ago & I absolutely love it!! Just exploring & crafting. I just got a freighter. As a casual gamer this feels like a game that I’ll be able to play for the next few years

I've been playing Starfield lately and the only thing that game achieved is to love No Man Sky again. Great video, keep playing and I hope to see your reaction to Atlas in another video

Definitely make it a series! This was a really fun watch, I love your awe and enthusiasm!

The story of NMS. This is a lot of players' stories. It is my story. I came back to No Man's this year, yeah, just re-started in 2024 since 2019. The change is INCREDIBLE. I am hooked on No Man's so much, I am turning in around 10 hours a day. Well done, Hello Games.

Wow, amazing work 👏 Love the editing and the script 👌

I really appreciate that people gave helpful tips in the comments. That’s what the NMS community is all about!

I liked and subscribed simply because this was so enjoyable! As someone who's played NMS for a few years, with 2K+ hours in, I enjoyed seeing you hit those inevitable roadblocks but then meeting the challenge and getting through it. I was LOL'ing when you drove your "Batmobile" into the hole, but not due to your misfortune; rather for 2 reasons: 1) that you were retelling the story with both intensity and humor that I loved the scene enough to give you the LIKE right there and, 2) that I have driven into some holes in my time and the flashbacks were amusing. Great job on the video. I subscribed because I'm hoping to see more adventures! :)

Awesome video. NMS is one of my favorite games ever. I have over 2,100 hours. And hearing you talk about your experience made me remember the feelings I got when I first started playing the game. It made me remember the magic, the wonder, and the excitement. So thank you.

Pro tip to get rid of sentinels.. dig down

Only 750 subs? The quality, music editing and storytelling was amazing, I was expecting at least 10 thousand subs or something. But I know you can get there if you keep it up, can't wait to see more No Man's Sky! :)

That cargo hauler is a huge upgrade over your other ship, especially in terms of inventory and tech slots. Your starter ship is 13/25 and the hauler is 22/64.

Yes, Please. Make a series, awesome video.

When I started playing NMS it was during 'NEXT' update and it was still years before it became possible to sell salvaged ships. But it was much more fun to explore and find resources to fix all the broken slots than just buying an intact ship.

Im a guy who never hides during extreme storms. My exosuit makes me just as durable as I am irl.

It's so great to see someone start playing and making the same mistakes as I did, but don't worry with 150+ hours you'll get the gist of it And also to see that everyone does the same things but no one thinks of it the same way is great. You're really entertaining, it was great to watch and 11:24 is the funniest moment

Im speechless, the level of this video from someones first video.... I thought (cuz I didnt check your account) that its your like 1000th video or smth. Very, very, very good job

Bro running into an A class ship right away is crazy haha I just started too and totally messed up and repaired everything on the ships I found when u only need to repair thrusters and booster 😂😅

I'm commenting twice because your experience really made me laugh, you're really putting your heart in it and your narration is impeccable I hope you'll continue playing NMS and discover more about the lore and the humongous possibilities the game has to offer

I did the same thing with the loot boxes on my first planet - I had no idea you could remove the rusted metal to open it. I thought I had to have some tool or something, I didn’t realize you could just pick it up, put it in your inventory, and now the box is open. I didn’t get anything good until I was on the second planet.

Great video and enthusiasm! I just recently got into no man’s sky and it’s definitely one of the best games I’ve ever played! I just love getting lost in space and colorful interesting planets while upgrading all my things

Great video! Laughed out loud when your batmobile went into the hole. NMS is alot of fun!

Every time I see players experiencing the new NMS for the first time it makes me happy, idk why

I started NMS on launch day and still remember a few of those epic moments, so I hear you! Also I subscribed.

What I love about the story of NMS is as the game was getting better and better, at first the galaxies and planets were barren. we were all exploring naked basically. then came base building and portals and gateways. Then came the intergalactic highways and fast travel networks that _we_ built across the universe. All that we build exists in one cohesive and persistently existing singleplayer/multiplayer blended experience. This game is truly a mechanical marvel. That said, I do wish there was more base building things like interior AND exterior decoration to make it feel more homey and non-repetitive for larger bases. And more importantly *_MOVING PARTS AND MORE INTERACTIVE BITS_* like minecraft with its pistons. I want to be able to set up doors to be (un)locked from the inside or opened via code on the outside; I want to be able to craft quest guides of my own to leave around the planet to give other travelers clues and/or markers to find the code to get in. I want to be able to move entire sections of rooms at the press of a button. I want elevators. *I WANT TO BUILD DEEP UNDERGROUND* so have planets go deeper before hitting "bedrock". You've given me VR, you've given me short range teleporters, and a redstone system(wires), and pets, and GENE EDITING for the pets, _plleaaaaseee_ expand the base building features next. Base building is my primary drive for this game and I feel severely limited. C'mon Video Game Gods, hear my prayer!

Welcome to the amazing world of NMS. You've experienced a lot but yet just scratched the surface! Good luck with your endeavors - there are 255 galaxies with 16^16 (18,446,744,073,709,551,616) worlds to visit :)

LOL very enjoyable video. Especially enjoyed seeing that I was not the only one making some of these mistakes.

Your enthusiasm is very contagious. Great content and I look forward to viewing more.

This is incredibly high quality for a first video! Impressive!

oh man. i'm about 20 hours in and just realized the Rusted Metals and Junk slime are NOT the prized items, but instead need to remove it. ;( all those containers i've passed :((((

AHHHH. Seeing you pass up those 2 Class A ships was pain but at least you learned that you could scrap them. It's also possible to fix up the downed ships a bit and use them as trade on better ships at trading posts and space stations to receive a reduced price on the new ship. It's how I turned an ugly hauler into a nice looking 18 million unit fighter for only an hour or so of resource gathering, a few side missions, and 4 million units (which I earned from selling tech like the nanotube crates between systems).

Was not expecting such a good video from such a small channel. Well done.

Great video, glad to see other people diving into No Man's Sky for the first time :)

Here's a tip. It's good to carry the supplies needed (or be ready to collect them, at least) to set up a minimalist base... the base computer, a teleporter, and the means of powering the teleporter. When you find a ship, you can throw down this "mini base," claim the ship, and then just teleport to the station. The ship goes with you, even without being repaired, and then you can sell it. And the bonus is, having that base where the ship was found, eventually the ship can respawn, and you can repeat this selling process numerous times. 👍

I loved this video! Yo you barely scratched the tip of the ice berg with this game 😂😂

I played this game when it came out! My lasting memory is getting my first ship and landing on my first planet, only to step out of the cockpit and fall into a crevice I had landed beside, dying. It was just a man-sized hole in the high grass, should have checked if it was a cartoon logic planet.

Fun Video, Thanks for sharing your experience. You did a really great job telling your story. I was laughing out loud and relating to quite a few similar experiences. I just started my own journey for the first time a couple weeks ago. My journey begins in full PCVR. Wow! it's been a blast so far. Safe Journey's Traveler.

I haven't played the game in over a year but watching you play is funny as hell😂! I gotta jump back in!

Never played the game after all these years. Glad to hear it's fun now. Just bought it on PSVR2.

When you get far enough into the main story to get your Freighter you can build an exocraft summoning station on your freighter and then as long as you have all the the vehicles platforms built at your home base all you need to do is summon your freighter in whatever system you are in and you can summon all of your vehicles to yourself without needing to build anything. Even if you are on the surface of a planet you can summon your freighter into the atmosphere of the planet without having to go to space. Certain vehicles have radars you can build to scan for specific buildings btw.

Insanely good first video. Keep it up.

Very entertaining video and glad to see you're awed by this game. Keep on creating video content and keep on playing No Man's Sky.

Yes, please do more No Man's Sky.

Please continue! Your story telling style is super engaging👍 im subscribed

So you spent over an hour trying to lose the Sentinels, and once you finally succeeded, you THEN went to the local space station, which automatically allows you to lose Sentinels. That's like spending a day looking for someone who will sell you petrol, then once you finally succeed you celebrate by visiting a petrol station.

Damn your videos are high quality. Honestly deserve a subscriber.

A little trick for people who don't know, if you don't wanna battle some ships, especially when they keep following, try going inside a space station, freighter, or Anomaly.

I laughed so hard! Great rendition! I went through most of that. 😂 Tip: to escape a hole you drove into, exit craft, get out, and call the craft to you.

Nice video man keep it up! I love nms, I play it all the time

The quality of this vid is top tier. your going places mate. keep it up.

Awesome video bro and very entertaining 😂

I really enjoyed this. You have a good voice for videos, good humour and nice editing skills. I am now subbed and if I can give some advice, maybe slow down a bit in the talking bit, for us older people :) I'd love to see more NMS.

Don't sell/throw away "junk" you find on containers or broken machineries instead refine it. Scrap metal becomes ferite dust and the slime after being refined 2 times becomes runaway mould. Runaway mould is gold because if refined becomes NANITES. I also suggest you to install from the space anomaly the exosuit refiner so you can use it while walking

It gets better meng, keep playing 👍

very good video quality. you deserve some more audience

If you killed the sentinel carrier it would give you the location of a really cool sentinel crashed ship that the only thing you fix is the essential things

Great video! :D I'm also starting to play NMS, I started last week and I just have 70 hrs. I'm having a blast :D

Just subscribed, super excited for you to discover more!

Loved the video. Brings great memories of when I started nms

New players are always welcome! I recommend trying permadeath mode, if you want a bit of a challange early on. ^^ but for that it would be good if you gather some knowledge on normal like you did in this video. everything you did learn will help you survive on a difficulty higher. :) we need more peeps trying perma death :3

you can talk w the owners of ships in the station an buy their ships and add to ur collection, then in any planet press down button and select the ship u want, its like calling a horse lol

yes, thats how i feel and i'm feeling, 1 week on this game and having a blast, this is so cool.

Great video! You got a sub my man, haha. And yes please, make a series!

I just started and just need to keep going. It's so frustrating remembering everything and I am sure if I leave the game for any amount of time it will be disastrous to start back.

When you were under heavy attack in space and you're overwhelmed just call the Nexus station to warp in near you, to land in.

Yeah, I was just saying this to somebody the other day. It just got another update like two days ago. People don’t understand how much this game has evolved. There is now multi-biome planets. i’m on one that has the red grass tons of animals, tons of trees, and then I found a beach, a lake, and a desert. They are really going after biodiversity on top of the fact that they have made the game absolutely gorgeous. They also added tons of missions everywhere, the space ship battles are the best, because you can start in space, fly into a planets, atmosphere, and near the surface, fly in and out of caverns back into space if you want to. The AI is some of the best and does not let up. Spaceports continue to get more and more intricate and populated. Along with the planets also. You can play the game anyway you want to, as a space pirate, an explorer, doing missions and gaining rep with different factions and species, Which gets you upgrades and cash to buy new ships, weapons, upgrades… So that you can travel further, take more damage and deal more damage. Not to mention, hold more cargo. I keep telling people, that it is the better game between it, and Starfield. Which is so stuck in ancient technology, that it feels no different than oblivion. Just looks better. Being able to fly in and out of planets, atmospheres and land on them is essential in a game based off of space exploration. Being stuck in menu systems and loading screens is not modern and it’s not cohesive with exploration. It takes you out of the game and there are so many load screens in Starfield that it takes you completely out of the experience. the only thing I think that hello games needs to… Is many cohesive stories, that could almost be their own game or mini game. Maybe each faction has a story that teaches you about their background, so you know more about them and can form your alliance with the faction that you find most like yourself. It would also be cool to have one big story based around the space travel, and your journey towards the center of the universe. I would also like to see a animation of aliens after they land on the planet, getting out of their spaceships. But all in all, as it is, it’s definitely the better game between it and Starfield. What they built from what they had from the start is absolutely amazing. Not to mention, with every update, the graphics get better and better. it’s very smooth and just a blast to play. Even talking about it now I want to go play. It’s a giant incredible sandbox for people who love to explore. Because you never know what you’re going to see when you land on any planet. When you land, and you end up on a lush planet, with lots of vegetation and animals along with a lot of sentient life and aliens… it really feels like a living planet. I appreciate all of the work Sean and crew put into this game and what they’re working on for the future. Not only with this game, but the new one they announced. Which is supposedly going to be an open, planet, living sim. I suggest everybody go back and play this again. You will be amazed at the work that has been done to make it what it is today. It is truly a cohesive game, but one of the best open world experiences you could ever have. Being able to fly into a planets, atmosphere and down to the surface never gets old. Especially if you’re in a flight combat scenario and somebody’s chasing you or you’re chasing them. With a Flight stick, along with a controller, which you can use both at once, at least on the Xbox. Where you can use the controller for when you get out of your ship to move around and your flight when you’re in your ship. Which I really appreciate. It makes the same feel more realistic. I just wish Microsoft or his third parties would make a Flight stick with either force feedback, or at least rumble. As I really miss it when I’m playing with the stick.

the first hour of No Man's Sky is the best hour of a game you''ll ever experience and one you will never experience again.

whenever i get into it with sentinels and want to just end the fight, i just drill a hole into the ground and they lose track pretty quickly

4:52 YOU LUCKY FU-

If you don’t want to fight sentinels, you can enter a space station or the anomaly

I LOVE THIS GAME WITH MY HEART!!!! The way it is now and the fact that every 3 to 5 years it receives a massive update with a lot of new content and game mechanics FOR FREE is stunning! I don't know how they survive! How do they eat or pay their bills!? It's very impressive!