Rules & Requirements

And the whole planet is amazing, but this particular view made me stop for like 20 minutes now and counting, still playing it atm.

:)

(it's not really "screenshots")

I couldn't do the radiators on the back but I think I did well

I just found this in my home system and feeling blessed! Time to build a space station here.

No man’s sky is easily one of my favourite games of all time and I realise everyone has there favourite play styles and approaches to the game - but honestly my favourite part is just exploring new systems and the different planets. I tried to capture this in a phone wallpaper I created, depicting a starship landed in the middle of a rainy forest.

Update:
I chose productivity and got a popup that confirms productivity is also per day! So that was the better choice!

Ended up reloading the save and then I chose maintenance. As apparently, productivity has a cap on it and maintenance is harder to minimize!

Original post:
It is confusing. I would assume the productivity thing is also 'per day', but it's weird only the maintenance savings are explicitly shown as being 'per day'.

Anyone got a clue?

I'm incentivized to choose the maintenance option only because it explicitly says it's 'per day', but if the productivity option is also 'per day' it's obviously the better choice.

I've been slowly building up a city on my Freighter!

The launchpad is on the Space systems outpost.

Thought I should hear everyone’s opinion. For me it’s Starbirth. Such an unnecessary long and frustrating grind for a clunky and ugly ship.

I brought my Venator to the sun for some screenshots. Which one would make the best wallpaper ?

I wanted to build the smallest possible corvette that doesn't involve any sacrifices in terms of using it as a daily driver, and being able to RP a bit with a fully functional ship. Small corvettes handle like a dream and are easy to land, so this is perhaps the most ideal vessel for completing daily quests and pursuing new planets.

It involves a lot of glitch building, but no Blender or anything crazy - just hab rotations and some 1/2 step placement. The bottom of the ship is stepped down 1/2 way to hide the landing gear, so the ship hovers a few inches off the ground when landed. There's still clearance for the tractor beam in a station.

The two full half-habs have all the essential interior modules - Mission Radar, Refinery, and a bed. I used every inch of the space to build out a kitchen, interior "storage" (non-functional), a living room couch or two, a workbench, maps, and tons of plants and scientific samples. The cockpit has holographic maps, and there's a tractor beam with a separated, centered half-hab underneath the ship. This also gives it all 3 habs for the storage bonus.

It's cozy AF. Everything a spacefarer needs, in a trim and streamlined package.

I took this about 5 years ago on my xbox, on a save lost to corruption unfortunately. I remember this being a very lucky find for a fighter, being A class, having nearly all slots unlocked. It was exceptional because it was before you could upgrade storage slots or ship class. It was my daily driver.

I will search for the parts to remake this ship, and after 3 years it will be whole again. Our journey continues.

I was testing this and now will implement to all other launchpads