Freshly released "No Man's Sky" by Hello Games debuts to mixed reception. However, "No Man's Sky" fans who have embraced the unique challenges of this Hello Games offering will find a useful strategy in these tips.
Forbes points to the use of alien languages as one of the best features of "No Man's Sky." USA Today, on the other hand, points to the remarkable "No Man's Sky" map that Hello Games developed for this release.
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The media outlet highlights that the "No Man's Sky" map displays hundreds of solar systems in the form of countless dots. On close inspection, each of these solar systems on the "No Man's Sky" map are designed with their respective and numerous planets and space stations.
Gamepur points out that Hello Games wove a special strategy into "No Man's Sky" to make inter solar system travel quicker and possibly more efficient. The media outlet recommends for "No Man's Sky" players to first hunt down a Space Anomaly by frequently hopping between planets.
The discovery of a "No Man's Sky" Space Anomaly will lead to a dead star. Going inside a dead star ushers "No Man's Sky" players to the presence of Nada the priest and Polo the scientist.
According to Gamepur, Nada will allow a "No Man's Sky" player to choose from several options. At such point, the "No Man's Sky" player should choose "Find A Shortcut To The Center" from among the options.
"No Man's Sky" then reveals to the player the actual location of a Black Hole, which allows for a quick forward and backward travel through the map to as far as 500,000 light years away. Gamepur recommends Saving the game and collecting the Multi-Tool weapon in the process as soon as Nada reveals a Black Hole location.
The media outlet does caution that Black Hole travel causes damages to the "No Man's Sky" player's ship. Hello Games first released "No Man's Sky" on August 9, 2016.
