No Man’s Sky also unfolds its various systems at a slow, crystal-clear pace– things like base-building, building a fleet, farming, and so on. After putting 8 or 10 hours in, I was still learning new things, but this is not a complaint — I appreciate that nothing was rushed, and thanks to this measured pace, I had a strong grasp on content But NMS is one of the most relaxing games in vr. You dont need to stand up, and even turns can be limited. It can be set up for teleports (so no damage to vestibular system). The only thing that can cause it - space battles. Really one of my most favourite games in VR. I have dozens of hours in both games. I would 100% say Subnautica is a more polished and better game overall with a much better gameplay loop, but No Man's Sky has its own upsides, and the loop of flying from planet to planet is extremely fun as well. The base building is also MUCH better than Subnautica. Traditional_Buy_1841 • 1 min. ago. Yes. Definitely worth it. The regular updates and expeditions basically give you a different but familiar game. Updates provides new features. Expeditions uses those features in a 'new game' setting with milestones and progress will carry over to your main game. Is no man’s sky worth it? Hey everyone, I’ve been seeing no man’s sky pop up a lot lately and I was wondering if its worth getting. I know when it was announced there was a lot of hype and when it did release people said it was total garbage. Really though it's only worth it if you want to be mayor of a town you help develop, have minor interactions with your citizens, and play judge to their disputes. There isn't much material gain, but it's just good pretend time fun like most of the best stuff in the game. Knowing where it started, and where it currently is I just cant see past the same boring gameplay loop. There might be more toys in the toy box, but it's the same toy box. If you never played it, it's probably worth checking out if you like these survival/resource gathering type games. MetaIGearRex 2 years ago #5. Reputation can affect the (non-guild) missions you can get. It also offers some different conversation choices here and there (you can pull rank) which can alter rewards. Reputation might make a difference for system security craft and freighter raiding, but that's your bag, not mine. #6. Verto Dec 23, 2018 @ 5:04am. You can now easily move between galaxies in at least two ways (possibly three if you join another player's game and he/she is in a different galaxy). If you have an existing base in another galaxy you can now revisit it using any teleporter. For example, I have bases in each of the first 10 galaxies, and teleporting to them in Beyond is the There are differences between galaxies - you can find more details, fully explained in the NMS Wiki. NMS is a journey which has no ending, differences are in the details, your observations and the nature of your goals and experiences. The sheer size of the NMS universe, (256 galaxies, each with its own unreachable number of planets) ensures 9nhN6vx.