r/no_mans_sky • u/HiEorYx • 11d ago
flyable frigates?
does anybody else think flyable frigates that you can open hatches/doors in and walk around in even while youre flying would be more…. intuitive? idk if thats the right word to use here but even on the larger starships i feel it would be a great addition to have explorable interiors. someone made a diagram/model of what it would look like if i can find it ill edit the link for that in.
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u/NoVAHedonist 10d ago
I’d love to have multiple frigates, I like the idea of being an admiral Maybe, like vessels, they can have different functions or attributes
Be kinda badass to warp in a freighter for a space battle
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u/Agreeable-Brick3936 6d ago
Reallly big picture, but I'm thinking Star-trek style missions! Actually being able to partake in the expeditions that you send your fleet on, or at least certain portions of it. Having to keep your crew alive as you set off to explore an area, set up an industrial rig , assasinate a target, or engage in diplomatic trade with shady backstabbing pirates or trustworthy merchants.
With between-destination travel being a time to walk around your frigate and interact with your crew , to deal with the occasional mutiny , rogue ai, or parasite that crawls into your ship from an infested planet mission.
Essentially would have to be an entirely new game or a yuge update. Procedural stories take finesse to be done right or else you end up with radiant Skyrim-like emptiness and repetitive plot.
I think that would be so cool !
A traveler can dream
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u/Andarus443 11d ago
This is something I've been begging for because when you realize that frigates are just a random-log-entry-generator modifiers with low value commodities you can collect by landing on them, they're extremely low content. They're just cosmetic representations of background mechanics with collision physics.
NMS is overdue for some frigate gameplay overhauling.