Resources are the primary materials for multi-tool, starship, and exosuit upgrades. Resources in No Man's Sky are organized in a periodic table custom made for the game. When resources are mined, they are broken down into their chemical elements, and these can be combined into new products, resources, etc. and sold on the open market. Technology is dependent on certain elements, so collecting element resources and alloys can unlock new multi-tools, starships, etc. Resources can be obtained in a wide variety of ways. They can be purchased, mined from raw elements on the ground of planets (either by hand or with an AMU, mined from asteroids in space, harvested from plants, given to you as gifts from animals you befriend, found in crates and containers on planet surfaces, and harvested by killing plants or animals or mining mineral formations. The abundance of elements varies significantly from one planet to another, and some resources are easiest to obtain in specific ways.
Scanner and HUD icons When the scanner is used on a planet, diamonds of red, yellow, blue, green, and purple are displayed after the scan. These colors represent the location of elements belonging to the element groups indicated below. Resources of common rarity will not have the diamond markers. All mineable nodes (chunks of minerals in rock form) will have grids outlining the parts that will give resources when mined. Nodes that do not have grids DO NOT give resources when mined. There are five groups of elements: Oxides, Isotopes, Silicates, Neutrals, and Exotic elements. The following table contains the 19 known elements prior to Update 1.10, plus 14 new elements added during that update. It does not contain alloys or other crafted products. (A list of alloys follows this table.) Nodes are concentrated deposits of a certain element. There are always two resource node types of any kind plus Heridium on every planet (e.g. Copper and Aluminium). It is possible to find bigger nodes which contain more elements than usual.
There's a chance that those nodes can be marked by scanning in space with a spaceship. Some elements can also be found in crystalline form. The color of the crystal indicates which element family is present. The following elements and element abbreviations were used in the pre-release version of the game. Sean Murray commented during a gameinformer interview, "We just wanted to be a bit freer. There's only something like seven different compounds or something like that that we create really good types of liquids that you could have creatures survive in. And we might want more than that for the game. We might want to decide our own rules and you just get tied up into too many conversations about it and things like that. Sometimes gameplay and science don't sync together. That's sort of a shame but I think for the best."Sorry This item is currently sold out. Please enter your email address into the box below and press 'notify me' for availability updates. Email Digg Delicious Reddit StumbleUpon
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