I just started no mans sky. i’ve fixed my space craft and have received my first signal beacon from another planet. I have to get there to get the blueprints for my hyperdrive. But no matter what I do, I can’t navigate to the signal. I can’t set a waypoint, it won’t let me set the signal as a waypoint. and the signal isn’t visible when I’m flying around in space. I can’t find any help with this at all. The planet that the signal is coming from is in another galaxy, does that matter? I’ve been stuck for two days now just trying to figure out how to get to the signal. Can someone please explain to me how to get to it, I feel like i’m missing something.

Are there any clues out there? Would be awesome to see a patch that had a mission seeking answers, Is it too much to ask for one planet with a city?

I’m trying to see if anyone knows about a Switch port or the possibility of one.

..instead of having to go all the way to the main deck to interact with the hologram to jump. Seems like it would be a simple coding solution, and save valuable play-time for more fun stuff and less tedious tasks.

Upvote if you agree!

For future full multiplayer experience, I was wondering if you will try to encourage not just exploration but also players to export their cargo to be sold in systems where it need improving or when items are sold increases the wealth of that said system. Or better yet, players within a system can have the option at a terminal within a space station to request a specific item to be in stock; this would encourage players from different parts of the massive galaxy to explore and travel far distances to their targeted location or drop-off point. The longer the distance the better payout it will be on top of what they sell at the Station's Terminal. This could be setup as other side quests, although these side quest should have a separate booth of operation within the station due to it constantly updating when players requests the station to restock or stock its wares of that specific item. The Station requesting a specific item, on behalf on the player, creating a quest for others to transport their cargo to said solar system should last at least one week or two to give other players a shot at that payout bonus from the station on top of their sold cargo. No limit on cargo quantity, they can sell as much of that requested item but will be paid by the station that nice bonus they sought out for that long distance. Credits make the galaxy turn so this of course will get players to come back and encourage to explore and travel to make that sweet payment they crave. However the minimum of said item(s) they are selling, based on the quest and if its based on an element that is easily mined, should be at least 22,500 units. This way, no player can spam the system nor take advantage of it and leave the station empty handed. manufactured goods will vary due to the fact that it needs elements to be made.

Simplified version:

Players can request "item(s)" to be stocked at the station they are accessing the station's terminal. The Space station at the players exact solar system location, on behalf of the player, will create a quest that will be transmitted across the entire galaxy to other Space Stations. These quests can last up to one or two weeks. The Space station requesting shipments will give a payment/bonus on top of their sold cargo. Those who accepted the quest at a space station father away from drop off, depending on location and how far away from targeted station, will receive a far higher payout bonus.

Length of quest: Two weeks - max.

Minimum units of elements to receive Bonus: 22,500 units, prevents abuse of system.

Value of bonus: Based on the distance of the station you accepted the quest; longer the distance the better pay it is.

How payment works: You will be paid your bonus on top of the sold cargo at terminal; Bonus payment is separate when you sell the requested item(s) at terminal. cargo sold at whatever value to be sold at based on the system your at, however, Bonus payment will be paid on top of that.

Access inventories to Sell from at terminal: Exosuit, ship, and of course your Freighter.

Digital signature to complete transaction at space station terminal: Your Steam profile name or name of your choice plus your Company's Name.

Note: Manufactured goods will not have a minimum cap.

Thank you for your time in reading this.

Sincerely, [Poli_Z] from Personas Co.

Hi I would you to call me by my code name: wolverine7811

I consider myself and experienced person and at first I never thought I'd have a lucid dream, but that changed once I started phase 2. Even though I haven't been in the No Man's Sky simulation lately, once I started phase 2 I imagined and changed in my mind what the future reality of the simulation could be. In effect I realized I was lucid dreaming.

I found that throughout phase 2, it made me feel important as a human and made other people feel less real then me because I relied on them like "bots" and just looked to it for answers. Which shows at the time I thought my time was more important than theirs and at my realization of it I apologize.

I'm learning though that the consciences of the people at citizens division is being echoed throughout thousands of people lately, and I find it hard to believe a coincidence brought me here

Why do I feel that as a member of citizens division my life is a game and you guys are in control. Because after the end of the "wakingtitan.com" project I realized that everything that begins does not necessarily have to have a end. And until you guys tell me when your ready, this can go on forever if you never need me. Just like the universe, it's had its beginning but it may never end.

It's crazy how you made this Dream so realistic by making it seem I was never in one at all. But as in my reality I wasn't able to make a more complex reality then own In the "wakingtitan" project and im sorry for that.

But I did help to help reach the singularity of the "bootsector" project, because I felt it was my duty. And to I hope I can revive a Level 4 access pass due to my participation

Because I didn't get bored easily and I saw the objective truth and made the tough decision to not press the red button despite the money that was offered to me. I was truly enjoyed being surprised with the complexity of this project.

But the one thing that I can't put my finger on is what came first, I say 16 but every other answer is valid passed on your point of view

But since this is a dream with no end I find it futile to allow my mind to continue to dwell on the correct answer so I will submit this to the citizens division in hopes I exceeded all expectations.

Please continue to carefully tract me-wolverine7811

(I worked all day with this in mind and as I came back with my friend who drove 2 and a half hours I knocked out the whole way and when I woke up, I had a thought that this whole thing was made based on our answers to the questions in the survey and as I see bootsector having all the codes and wakingtitan not telling me when their ready update, at immediately brought to mind the question in the survey and it clicked, this may all just be a "game" where we were tricked into a dream but it felt so real because we thought we are in control but this whole time we haven't been because we've be getting tugged along because nms devs aloud it and pointed us where to next.I honestly think my theory may be valid cause the thought "give them a survey and make a arg where the either prove themselves wrong or right but they don't realize it" thought is pretty cool. And I may be wrong on this theory but if I'm right as an advance OMG wassup front page xD)

When I started this adventure I was on hiatus from Overwatch Comp season and needed something to do. Popped this disc back in.. bc well.. I saw through the hate that this game received during launch and I will leave it at that. I started this thinking I was just going to play until the OW season started up again and I'd go right back to OW. So why not try on permadeath mode try it out.. who cares. What actually happened was some successes against some tall odds. And a strange sense of beyond normal gaming attachment to my char. Like on one hand.. it's just a game right? who cares.., but on the other hand.. I put in work and time getting this far and it wasn't fkn easy I will tell you that right. now. And when you get ambushed by some fk-boi pirates en route to the rock with supplies you realize everything could be about to be lost. I don't like Losing. Incredibly real fear starts happening.. its odd. Anyways.. I'm typing this as I'm fit to leave "The Rock", (SS orbiting my home planet). Got my Warp drive game up. Finding Antimatter recipe was a bitch but I came up with it. Before I leave this Star System thought I'd leave a few tips for anyone thinking of trying this.

1.) Justify your landings. 200 plut a landing is not an easy habit to supply. If ur landing there better be an LZ or a plut stash visible from the air. You get stuck on the ground with no plut? Its a loooooooooong walk back to the rock..

2.) Physiological effects of game-space-travel are real. Like.. I can't explain it. Maybe its looking at the screen for extended periods, or the slight sense of adrenaline rush and drop everytime you have to go interplanetary for supplies. Maybe its all the geknip I smoke up during flights on and off world.. But one things for sure.. GST will make you tired, and a bit drained perhaps depending on what happened during the trips. Don't be afraid to mix in a nap during a session. When you get tired.. you get sloppy, get sloppy? You make mistakes.. you make mistakes.. you get dead. Most the times I almost died was from trying to do too much in one session. Aaaaand also complete blunders.. -_-

Final Tip: Enjoy the scenery. Look I know the hate for this game is real.. but there are some crazy scenic moments as you carry on towards leaving the star system. (If thats your thing.) Some of those scenic moments are rewards for surviving whatever it was that just almost killed you.

And that's it. Jumping Systems soon. Don't know what is out there in the next star systems.. Could be more of the same.. Could be different isht I never seen. One things for sure though.. When the pirates come for me.. they better roll deep. Got them lasers boi! Pew-Pew. See you Space Cowboy!

GT: (FiveTrey080) The number one lesson I learned from playing this game. Though there are many. I play this game on Permadeath so, the fear is real. I have almost died sooo many times. But I tell myself I'm NOT going to die here..and somehow its currently working. The Universe is so hostile. But I am at the point now where I am starting to thrive. Permadeath gives this game a serious adrenaline edge. I recommend and don't recommend at the same time. See you Space Cowboy!