45 mins. Hellios - " is was at this moment he realised he fcuked up " pays tax and leaves lol. class. perfectly imperial :D

I remember when I first saw the 1st episode and how it made me return to eve. Can’t believe we’re at the 15th already. Great work as always.

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Yay! I love your vids so much. thankyou

Hello there! I have almost 3000 hours into NMS (2922 to be exact) and watch a couple of different NMS content creators but mainly Jason Plays. He makes great tutorials for new players, BTW. He also does a lot of different challenges, which I enjoy; however, I find your idea of a "scientific" exploration of NMS to be a refreshing idea. Your content is pleasant to watch, very artfully done with the cinematics and music. I hope you continue with the series. Subscribed and looking forward to seeing what you create in this game that I love so much.

Oh I cannot WAIT for this one! This is awesome

WE NEED MORE NARRATIVE GAMEPLAY ON NMS

Amazing stories! The one with tech 3 ships is probaly the best in content, but this episode still my favorite, watched 3 times can you believe? Congrats dude you are incredible.

A great start of a series that will become legandary like the ANT series. Keep up the great work. o7!

This series is totally mazing!

The new eve expansion is looking great... Love the effort here, this is incredible

Looking forward to see how this series pans out. I’m a follower of nomads tale but no longer play eve. I actually brought this game yesterday, so very new to it. So far I’m liking it. Btw where did you “find” the freighter? I’m planning getting through the missions then just packing a suitcase and heading off a bit like your doing.

I need to check out nms again...

My usual NMS guys are Captain Steve and Scottish Rod, but THIS, this is like Dr Kipping (Cool Worlds channel) mixed with a great audiobook. Day 1 NMS was a bit of a trainwreck, but the progress they've made in the years since is truly astounding. I've spent my time working my way thru the galaxies (up to 39 now) seeking the most interesting life and planets, and just last night FINALLY found a floating island world. The freedom to go anywhere, do anything puts some people off, but for me that level of freedom is mesmerizing. One of the recent Expeditions had as a Milestone simply looking at the sky for a bit, and at that moment, looking up at the stars it hit me after nearly 1000 hours, that EVERY POINT OF LIGHT WAS A STAR! And I could go to each of them. Funny how you take for granted just looking up, until a moment comes when the enormity of it all hits you like a sledgehammer. I have never found a game like this, not even Star Citizen gives me the sense of truly galactic scope. I can't wait for Light No Fire, only ONE planet, but the actual size of Earth...mind boggling. One of my favorite books was Wayne Barlowe's Expedition, based on precisely what you're doing here, and it has been my inspiration for my own voyages in NMS. Should you ever find yourself in need of a traveling companion, look for Conner McCrea the Immortal (that achievement was a nightmare, but well worth it) , I'm most often off on the fringes of a galaxy, staring into the Deep Black and seeing what the rim has to offer, far away from the bustle of the core.

I like this, an interesting series for sure <3

BEEEEAAAAAGLEEEEE

Also remember to taste test new species, otherwise its hardly useable data

Now rewatching this series, Absolute master piece

Absolutely love the storytelling side of yours. I could (and will) watch hours of that lol.

Pretty cool pretty cool

This is great, for someone that knows nothing about No Man's Sky watching a cinematic journey it so relaxing.

I like this cinematic style. And the drawings do give me vibes once again of kruggsmash haha o7

Spreadsheets in space spans the multiverse. LOL. I really like the idea for this series and exploring the nuances of NMS in a cinematic way. I look forward to seeing more! o7

Love it! Interesting approach to the game, and I love that you brought scientific history into it!

I like it mate, NMS is an amazing game that lends itself nicely to the wandering exploration style

Thanks for watching. <3 If you liked this, let me know and I'll make more!

I'm so happy I came across this series

Im confused, why do people use HAMS on the loki and legion instead of using the tengu to get that extra missile launcher slot??

also pls pls pls go to fitting>personalization>clean ship, staring at a dirty, rusty Rorqual is hurting me

1:59:25 if you dont want to do the math you would be getting roughly 540m/h

2:51:30 probes can be bookmarked and spots are easily made betweeen celestials if they saw you.

We needed French accent on the Proteus description....

Those guys you missed rolling that hole on day 13 are some old corp members of mine. Used to fly with them around the time this video was made

Yo, you hired rocketman88 in a legion, cool fellow i have used his services many times.

These ANT's inspired me to come back and play EO. What a fun way to play the game.

In ye old days, the Minmatar Thrasher was my prefered salvage ship, 8 salvagers + a MTU can clean up pretty fast.

real

Great video. Out of curiosity, what is your screen setup like? How do you control 4 accounts so seamlessly?

how does anyone plex that many accounts lol like 2.5 bil per character

I was brainwashed into wandering the depths of Anoikis by episode 2!

Could not catch it in the video, how do you clear the rats from the hardest gas sites? What ships do you use?