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Last active June 21, 2017 22:09
Walkthrough of getting a better ship in No Man's Sky

Upgrade your Wheels

Please note that the most recent updates to No Man's Sky make this document relatively obsolete; Ships found at crash sites will have damaged slots, reducing the likelyhood that you'll be able to carry the equipment necessary to repair as you go.

I heard you like advice, so I put some advice in your advice, so you could learn while you learn.

Before you start, make peace with leaving your existing ship behind; you won't have the luxury of being picky about what your next ride looks like.

Additionally, it is highly recommended (but not strictly necessary) that you upgrade your exosuit as far as possible; it will help carry the materials you'll need for your final ship.

Lastly, pick a planet that you won't mind spending a lot of time on. Don't do this on an EXTREME planet, for example.

var myDeck = makeDeck()
myDeck.shuffleDeck()
myDeck.printDeck()
function makeTable(deck) {
var theDeck = deck
var table = []
return {
drawThree: drawThree
}
// Thanks to @ekevoo for posting their Helpers; it inspired me to do this.
// Terrestrial resources fully utilized in 2 hours 3 minutes
// Problem: You can get to $512m before you get 10.1m clips
// With switching Low/High:
// 378978 ticks ("1 hour 3 minutes 9 seconds")
// 355561 ticks ("59 minutes 15 seconds")
// 391720 ticks ("1 hour 5 minutes 17 seconds")
// With always High:
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Flare576 / oldieButGoodie.js
Created July 24, 2018 14:10
A better song shuffle
function getNextSong(songList) {
if (!songList.length) {
return;
}
// First, are there any songs that have never been played?
let nextSong = songList[0];
songList.each(song => {
nextSong = isFewerOrOlder(nextSong, sont);
});
return nextSong;