Making Honest Nanites in 2022 - No Mans Sky Guide by Beeblebum

In this guide, Beeblebum is showing you the best way on Making Honest Nanites in No Mans Sky. From Refining to scrapping ships for nanites, we will look at the best ways on how to get nanites in no man's sky 2022.
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[@Beeblebum]

Check out Part 2 of this guide, which added newer and better techniques: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHvYe52Vh9qIgtk

[@deadspline3252]

Dude I love the honest guides, I hate playing games and doing duplications or cheesy stuff like that I think it takes away from the experience. I don’t always want to do things the absolute fastest way possible I just want to do the fun stuff even if it’s a tiny bit of a grind. I subbed great job.

[@Beeblebum]

Hey! Cool! Welcome!

[@spythere]

Yeah, I mean... What's the fun in game if you get everything on demand so quickly and easly? I call it waste of the money I spent on the game which is ALL about progress.

[@deadspline3252]

@@spythere dude, I couldn’t agree more I have a friend who I had to stop playing games with because he would buy a game and just want to do the cheesiest stuff to get all the end game content as fast as possible. For me usually the beginning of games is the most fun because if you mess up it’s actually meaningful.

[@deadspline3252]

@@Beeblebum thanks man you rock ! It would be a cool if you did an entire honest guide series

[@TheSolarCobalt]

To each their own. People can cheat fully or to an extent

[@mrJMD]

One tip for ship scrapping: it's better to do this in Vykeen systems as you'll get more fighters and fighters have the best odds of giving storage augmentations.

[@chriswilliams1096]

Good tip. Also, keep a note of the names of the ships you scrap - if you find that a particular named ship drops SAs then others of the same name, regardless of class, will also drop SAs. In a busy space station you can just wait for the known SA droppers to drop in and ignore the rest.

[@mrJMD]

@@chriswilliams1096 - I'm a little OCD, so I keep track of each ship, what it dropped for SA's and upgrades. Always nice when you find c classes that drop SA's. Saves a lot of units.

[@cameronjameson2878]

Are you sure? I've found haulers tend to drop more storage augmentations

[@mrJMD]

@@cameronjameson2878 - I could have sworn I read on a wiki somewhere that it was fighters, but I could be mistaken about that. I never buy/scrap haulers because they are way too expensive, but maybe because they have so many more slots they would have more augmentations. I found a system on my current game with fighters that give augmentations at C class and spawn really frequently, it's hard to beat 500,000 for an augmentation. 🙂

[@cameronjameson2878]

@@mrJMD I just got a c class solar (didn't want to wait to roll better, took for6 just for the c class one I wanted lol) and I'm about to hunt down a low grade hauler as well (probably, with my luck) so I'm in the market to get storage augmentations, I'll test out fighters vs haulers cuz from you it sounds like the fighters are dropping more, which would save me a ton of time!

[@wildbear4689]

The best with ship scrapping is you also avoid all sorts of refiner glitches that ruin your efforts... 😅

[@Beeblebum]

Yeah true, haha... I have did not get any issues with that, at least if you stick around. :)

[@killwalker]

I couldn't get the refiner dupe glitch to work

[@wildbear4689]

@@killwalker I was referring to the many glitches we've had last year that would just make disappear everything you put in a refiner (or the refiner itself). I was once waiting for a pack of runaway mould to finish processing and at the moment the last nanite was created, everything disappeared. xD ​ @Beeblebum You didn't talk about runaway mould farms, do you consider them an exploit?

[@killwalker]

@@wildbear4689 i never got that far in the refiner dupe to get the glitches lol.

[@wildbear4689]

@@killwalker Oh I wasn't even using a dupe glitch, it was just a bug that made everything disappear.

[@dammonbutler6951]

It's actually kinda cool that ship scrapping is still the most efficient way to get nanites. It's actually a really chill activity to do every so often hehehe

[@Beeblebum]

Yeah, I agree.. And a great way to spend some money. :D

[@maxXxbecks]

it's a great way to waste your youth:D nanite grinding is such a bad grind-loop. Just let me explore the universe..

[@FerrariTeddy]

@@maxXxbecks I’ve been exploring the universe a TON for a few years without gaining many nanites. You mainly need resources and enough units to buy ships and freighters. I didn’t actually get nanites for real until they added the criminal star systems, and now I can basically exchange units for nanites and I’m a billionaire in units (activated indium mines)

[@pwnomega4562]

you also turn that living fluid/slime you find on direlect freighters into runaway mold which then turns into nanites, so the freighters give you more than one source of nanites

[@magisterrleth3129]

The biggest problem with that is the refining time. You could do it, but it's only viable if you have a portable refiner and let it run while you continue to do other things. And the amount of Nanites you get is pitiful, you're better off hunting Sentinels or cataloging ecosystems.

[@HawkGTboy]

I never have any trouble with the Horrors. Just ignore them and keep moving, running circles around the building. If you zig zag erratically they’ll miss most of the times that they lunge at you. Just grab one Larval Core from each egg cluster and move on to the next one, keep going in circles until they’re all gone.

[@MasterboxProduction]

And take your AI Minotaure with you now, it will kill them for you.

[@fredhurst2528]

I personally prefer to scan. I use all the other faster methods in addition, but only sparingly. I get my principle large scale nanites from scanning if I am RP'ing an honest game. My secret is patience, as to get the big nanites, you must scan all the animals on a planet that has 6 or more species. You combine that with uploading and turning discoveries in to your science guy or Helios, and the nanites climb just fine while you explore and discover. (ps. with scanner upgrades, it earns good units as well, at the same time)

[@caro.k2958]

This is exactly what I do as I enjoy exploration so it basically builds massive nanite accumulation by osmosis

[@mergos7879]

Probably the best way I have been acquiring nanites too. Damn those underground critters though. I find theres always one thats difficult to find so some planets I leave without finding them all .

[@caro.k2958]

@@mergos7879 yeah those damned cave critters get you every time!!!

[@fredhurst2528]

@@mergos7879 One thing that helps a lot is any recipe for a jet pack boost. I use salty juice because the ingredients are easy to acquire. You need fire berries from scorched worlds, get a whole bunch while you are on one. Run the through the nutrient processor for fire water. Then run the fire water with cactus flesh and salt for salty juice. Travel across planets surfaces becomes much easier and faster.

[@gogzy606]

That's a good method too, you can double it up buy searching for salvaged data while scanning.

[@Whistler-007]

Since Outlaw update, farming Sentinel Drones for glass is also a great way to farm nanites by selling Sentinel upgrades you can get from glass. Trigger Sentinels, don't kill the respawning bot or repair bots, just kill off the drones that are respawned in pairs for their glass until your inventory is full.

[@Svoorhout85]

Tip: build a small structure to shoot from that cant be destroyed and you can gather the drops by mining them with your laser so you dont have to move much.

[@Whistler-007]

@@Svoorhout85 agreed. Slanted roofs all the way to the ground avoid them which can delay the respawning

[@randelclawson7695]

It's also the best way to get nanites early game before you have enough unit built up to start ship scrapping.

[@spythere]

@@Svoorhout85 Also for June 2022 sentinels can't attack you inside e.g. production facilities. I don't know if it's a bug but they just fly inside and instantly lose me. I just need to get outside every half a minute to reset the counter.

[@AurioDK]

@@spythere I think it´s on purpose to avoid glitches which do happen when sentinels can target you inside buildings. This is probably due to collision detection and the problems which exist when a player is underground, ever been munched on by creatures you can´t see? You would hate sentinels who can target you through the dirt. So, they chose the simple way out, if anything is considered to be inside ... it cant be targeted. Only sentinels are affected.

[@sillybutt7]

I love finding runaway mold balls on planets. Its pretty random and not reliable but when you find them you end up with a huge chunk of nanites. Its nice. If there was a reliable way to hunt down curious deposits, I'd just do that all the time.

[@Beeblebum]

Following Leylines is a good way.. but still.. they can be really far away from each other.

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

I got lucky and accidentally planted a base only a few seconds walking distance away.

[@gradycdenton]

If you plop a base near one or just on the same planet and put a save beacon down you can return to the same spot everytime you load up the game and they will be there respawned.

[@theow4241]

This is insanely well put together. I'm really glad I found this, thank you! Egg farming is my go to now with a cloaking device it's a cake walk.

[@AmeriChrisTheMage]

8:00 If you're fast enough you can grab the egg you trigger the hoard with just before they agrro onto you. P.S. No man's sky definitly needs some balancing so that the more interesting methods are the most rewarding for nanites and units. The trading and refining mechanics are almost entirely useless compared to the more lucrative methods of obtaining profit.

[@blazerorb]

Yeah. One cool way might be an investment mechanic for missions. Early game, when you’re poor and don’t have ways of getting things fast, missions have low rewards. Once you have more stuff, and better ways of getting more, then you pay to increase the rewards from missions. I’m not actually sure what would be the best currency cost. Originally I thought nanites themselves. But maybe units scale nicer with your save’s “progression”. And the best answer is probably requiring different gathered materials, crafted materials, boss kills, and generally just anything, tuned to how difficult that thing is to do.

[@AlexAnder-dh8qz]

About larval cores: you can do it just by using barelly modded first gun, just destroy 2 eggs, get them quickly and jetpack-jump to another nest, do same and so on. Just have to kill few monsters trying to flank you time after time.

[@cameronjameson2878]

Yes, it's exactly what I do. Setting up walls etc. just takes too long when I can just run around and pick up the cores. Dodging the baddies is easy and even if they do hit you it's not bad, if you have shield augs neways lol

[@hennessy_aj]

This was an awesome guide, I'll now be using these methods! Really helped me out with the larval cores one too. Saves me a hassle!

[@Beeblebum]

There used to be tricks to get the larval cores to re spawn (just like with the Curious deposits), but they took it out. Glad I could share new info with you anyway. Another great way to get Nanites is the Sentinels now.. I did make a video about it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZebfGdor814fKM No need to build a farm like I did, it was just a fun little project. 😊

[@montypythonish]

Thanks for that. It makes a change for someone to release an 'Honest' video for those of us who don't want to bend the rules, just in case. Also loving the Larval core hack. Sneaky but honest. Excellent vid. Thumbs up.

[@mergos7879]

Wow fence building technique is going to be a huge help. I always had issues digging below. This definitely is a first ive seen anyone do this method. Thank you for that.

[@Beeblebum]

Thanks, I have been using this for quite some time now, I saw someone doing it with the terrain Manipulator, but the Horrors still climb over those.. The walls are definitely better.

[@imushavem7504]

Yes. I build fence around each nest and collect all the eggs and don;t waste the 2 eggs in his method. I just fly to the top of the building and drop into the next box of eggs.

[@tidust7514]

I love the fact you included all the math to show how utterly ridiculous Platinum refining is now.

[@Beeblebum]

I genuinely have tried out building a Platinum farm, but when I started and figured out how much work it would take to build it and then only having a small return of nanites for it.. I gave up on that idea pretty quickly. haha.

[@WayneRoberts72]

Aw man you could refine platinum this whole time? I've been doing ionized cobalt.

[@lizk2223]

@@WayneRoberts72 one stack of platinum refines to 250 nanites or some similar low amount….lots of grind not much return

[@Neville133]

Personally, my new favorite way to gain nanites is farming sentinels. I spent basically a couple hours doing it and got 50k to upgrade my ship in no time.

[@nugsymalone1247]

I was in a red system looking for cadmium and found a runnaway mold spot, so I built a base around it like others do. There also was, within base paramaters, a spot for me to mine cadmium and nitrogen. So I built extractors and storage for them. Now this mold farm yields about 14,000 mold. Between three medium refiners it takes about 10 minutes total to turn them to nanites but every time I get over 3000 nanites. Thats enough for me, cus all you gotta do is just fly to space and come right back and they respawn. Then while they refine, I mess around with the mines I got. Usually I just jump to my other activated indium mines to collect and then come back, do it again. Good to know theres other methods to help out too. :)

[@tivasthegamer9817]

This is the best in dept analysis I have found regarding this topic so far. This is an example of how to share content in an eficient way, just as any practical science research essay. Looking forward for watching all your content about this game.

[@KENAXION88]

Holy crap. The time and effort you put into this video is sincerely appreciated. I saw the title of your video and skipped all of the others because I’d rather do it legitimately and feel good about it at the same time. I’m about to watch your money farm video, too. So keep up the fantastic work!

[@lampshady5790]

Really useful video, I played this game about a year ago and back then, the best way to make nanites was to make meals and sell them on the space anomaly. It was painfully slow, this however is much faster. Just a little suggestion aswell, if you’re not to bothered about the unit costs for the ships, just keep the storage augmentations for ships you actually wanna increase the storage for, then you’ve got yourself a storage augmentation/ Nanite farm.

[@Beeblebum]

Yeah, it is a good overall activity, even for finding S-Classes and Exotics.

[@wallacefrey6247]

Great little guide, Thanks for taking the time to make it.

[@Beeblebum]

Thank you! :)

[@katzunkaimoto8889]

With the outlaws update you can buy hadal cores in outlaw stations making getting nanites much easirr

[@FakePlissken]

Excellent video, clearly laid out with alternate strategies/opportunities. now that i have my chlorine farm set up ship flipping is going to be a pleasant infrastructure session. you've also saved me from the miserable time sink of slime processing, bless you.

[@EricStrebel]

Wow, most informative. Definitely a clever way to gain some nanites and scrap ships, totally different than finding them on planets and underwater. Well done and thanks!

[@JamesSmith-cs4nu]

Thank you Beeblebum , I just started playing and doing the grind for units and nanites and I was looking for a way early game to do that without exploits , started as a small time miner , became an explorer now I'm a salvager , awesome vid. liked , so long and thanks for all the fish

[@AzUeL82]

Thank you very much for the detailed breakdown not enough videos feature this and it's very appealing to alot of us keep it up

[@advocatus360]

This is the kind of content I love. It's a game, but for me, this is part of the game I enjoy. It triggers my happy Lean Six Sigma brain. Thank you

[@johnpaddy8195]

Thoroughly enjoyed. Thank you Beeblebum

[@daveryan2473]

I stumbled across ship scrapping a week ago and earned enough Nanites to buy everything in the tek tree in about 6-8 hours of gaming whilst i waited for an exotic to turn up. By the time i had the exotic, i already had enough storage mods to fully upgrade the ship along with all the nanites i needed for the tek tree... No brainer farming method, fully kitted out for about £20 million and 6-8 hours

[@Beeblebum]

Ship Scrapping is def a great way for many reasons, it results in a good range of valuables.

[@barriem119]

Yep this is the way. If you're also ship hunting whilst faming nanites it's great. I switch the space station every hour so i can see as many different ships as possible. The storage augs are a real bonus too!

[@jonathanbaker4361]

I appreciate the break down in this one. I'm still not a fan of farm grinding, because I like to experience the joys of finding opportunities as the come in. I do confess every time I found an outpost surrounded by swarmer nests, I have dropped a base down and created an egg farm. I have three atm that I visit like once a day. Its 20 mins but it gets me over 2k nanites on the daily that way. I also my backpack refiner constantly processing goo into mold and then into nanites... so Im not sitting on a fortune of nanites but I have already unlocked everything at the anomaly and now I mostly want to keep them on hand for that next upgrade mod I come across. If I stock pile too many, I can alway dump them into upgrading the quality of a ship or multi tool

[@hoyakim4280]

Runaway mould is the fastest. use plasma launcher for farming curious deposit, after collecting all, save and load, the deposit will be respawned. repeat as you want. then put it all into the (multiple) refinery and do the other thing(or, AFK). If two or more deposits are near use pilgrim for fast travel.

[@Reikoku.]

thanks for the guide! it gave me good info to consider. I was stacking sentinel killing missions and selling tech from the glass but these method are less combat focus which is nice if you just want to relax.

[@RobunagaMN]

I love the detail level you provided here. Thanks for your work!

[@noliyoshida7486]

Honest way is way underrated. Thank you

[@Beeblebum]

It is definitely more rewarding and fun. 😊

[@timothyporr]

THANK YOU for this honest guide!!!! Breath of fresh air for me to find.

[@Westsailor]

Ship scrapping is a lifesaver. I'd been buying/grinding/refining Pugneam and feeling good when I'd reach 1000 nanites in the bank. I just ran a quick test of ship scrapping and made 5000 nanites in less than 5 minutes. THANK YOU!

[@doughnutdoney997]

Very helpful video and glad that I use the best way of getting nanites by scrapping ships...did forget to augment ships before selling them to raise the price and get better items back from the scrapping. Must do that in future :)

[@MrMaketheCall]

Excellent guide! I have been scrapping as soon as I buy, and now feel like an idiot for not getting a nice reserve beforehand, so thank you for the reminder and great information

[@TheHopegiver]

Outstanding guide!! Thank you so much!

[@bottomtext4343]

Okay that whispering egg fence trick was slick

[@ekointothefuture6743]

Being quite new to NMS (also doing it in VR) I found this information super valuable. Thanks much dude.

[@markuskirsch3613]

im on a new playthrough,and that wall tip for the aliens is just a genius idea,thx for this!!

[@stephanieduvert]

Thanks for this I just started playing and I love the honest way makes the game more of a challenge

[@tanker5281]

Nice guide keep up the good work

[@csgentile]

Excellent video! Those tables help a lot to take decisions in a game like this. Indeed this is the quickest way ... and pretty fun also! But sometimes you don't want or you don't have time to spend scrapping ships and need instead to be going from here to there collecting materials to improve the base or something like that. Those things tend to take several minutes (hours sometimes) and in the meantime you come and go many times, so runaway mould is interesting there too, because it re-spawns on its own, and you can leave the refiners working while you're building or doing other things. Without realizing it, you'll probably get 10k or more in one long game session. And, as typically you'll be playing again sometime, then the process repeats again. So, that's not quick as scrapping, but it's natural with the flow of the game, so I would recommend to have a base near runaway mould spawn spots and refine those too in between.

[@Beeblebum]

Yes, I do mention the Runaway mould in the guide, but as many deem the forcing of their respawn a Exploit, I kept it out of the list. 😊

[@misterpd17]

What a great guide!, super handy that you also made the schedule to show what's farmable and how much it takes/brings

[@Beeblebum]

Glad it was helpful! If you like this kind of easy information, have you checked the mobile app called Assistant for No Mans Sky? 😊

[@tommegg8486]

Honestly love the honest guide. Even though you can glitch and dupe items, it's more fun and rewarding to earn it legit

[@chriscotgrove9674]

Awesome video! The info is really helpful, thanks a ton!

[@theyearwas1473]

That ship method is phenomenal. I had people drop a ton of great stuff in my inventory one time at the anomaly so I was able to finance myself for basically ever at this point. I'm sitting around 1.5 billion. But nanites have been a struggle. I don't want to do it hack way I'd rather do it the legit. I'm definitely using your ship method thanks for showing us

[@thefirebirdman8370]

Excellent video. More like this please as I don't care for duping etc... in the game. I almost don't mind the Mould Farms but since you're relying on them to "re-spawn" it seems like a cheat in a way though you could rationalize they planet is just creating new mould over time. Because of that I plan to setup some mould farms in my new playthrough but like you said can take time to find and setup. Learned a lot in this one. Thanks again.

[@torhamx]

Great content! Love the ethical way of making nanites.

[@wayneverrett89]

Loved the tip on getting larval cores!!!

[@Silverowl193]

Great guide! Good to have to have an honest way of playing!

[@HollywoodZach]

I got incredibly lucky with my settlement planet quest and ended up building a base on the same planet because there ended up being 4 massive collections of "Curious Deposits" very close to my base. On a single loop I manage around 9k in runaway mould. Easiest nanite farm I've ever had.

[@TevelDrinkwater]

I got lucky with my starter planet too on my first (and still main) game. Only 3 curious deposits, I didn't even know they were special. Still around 500 minutes every time I popped back to my original base. Another good starting strategy is finding an filesystem and smuggling. Which is ironic, since it's honest, but not honest… You can use teleporters to mitigate the enforcement risk, although if you consider teleporting through some intermediate bases to smuggle cheesy, maybe get a scan deflector (which makes it less start friendly). The Suspicious tech usually sell for around 700 nanites appiece.

[@Benny_B0O0]

Just got back into the game recently and your guides are amazing

[@tanbaid7476]

I find that the best way is to farm sentinels. if you get 2 spawner sentinels they will spawn new sentinels at the same rate as you can kill them. as long as you don't kill the spawners it can go forever. you getquite a bit of pugneum but mainly you get salvaged glass which can drop sentinel thechnology. with a fully upgraded weapon it is possible to get around 90.000 Nanites per hour

[@jackpmeadows]

Thanks for the wonderful, helpful video. I really appreciate the honest method.

[@alternaterealitiesphotogra3748]

Great vid man, very helpful. And runaway mould takes even longer if you factor in the fact you can refine all the various goop into mould then to nanites - but bloody heck does it take forever.. lol

[@Beeblebum]

Yeah, That is why the Curious deposits are the better option for that. But still, takes a lot of time to find it.

[@Teardehawkee]

Nicely done!

[@TheBobbyLarsson]

This guide earns a sub, 100%. Honest gets you there! :)

[@guyladouce1981]

Great videos, I appreciate how you keep it so honest. Keep making these great videos!!

[@therealjayfreshour]

Fantastic video. Well done !!!

[@johnd8206]

Hey Beeble, Thanks for the video guide on making honest Nanites. 😃

[@psyblade6136]

I farmed freighters to not only max out my s class freighter storages and unlock all tech I also farmed enough of each s class upgrades. I ended up with just under 2 storage units of 9999 tainted metal I still haven't spent all those nanites.lol. loved the video dude

[@joeltorres3459]

Earned a subscriber thank you so much man!

[@Beeblebum]

Thank you and Welcome. 😊

[@TheDanishPartyGirl]

Awesome guide!

[@Katbob9000]

Love the video! I like to think I perfected the art of egg hunting for nanites and I want to see how much I could make in that time limit and if I could beat it.

[@williamdunlop3108]

Thanx for vid. It was great, I'd never would have thought of it.😄

[@nich479]

Hey folks, its a lot easier to just buy the "suspicious technology" modules from outlaw stations and then unpack them, and then sell them to the mod vendor for nanites. Once you get used to it, its pretty easy to hit 10k nanites in an hour or so from hopping to station to station without much real effort.

[@caro.k2958]

Thanks Beebs another awesome guide 😎

[@Beeblebum]

My pleasure! 😊

[@user-ds5jd5zy2d]

Very nice! I found the work around with larval cores hilarious, yet very smart! I think that between the word this vid is about getting larval cores (28 pieces is over 1 billion of units) so you can sell them and buy ships Nice!

[@martakarolinazmyslowska6903]

FINALLY !!! honestly when you search in KZbin how to make money or nanites in NMS there are only glitches videos or some cheats. But no honest ways. I mean I want to play the game and not get everything in 1 hour because of a glitch. Thank you for this guide!

[@hedcase]

Fantastic video. I love the way you farm the lava cores, I'll be following that lol. I bought this game when it first came out, was disappointed and, TBH, never touched it after that. Recently saw a youtube about how much it's improved and now I'm loving it. I'm checking YT for gold like this video, thanks.

[@Beeblebum]

There used to be a time the Larval cores re-spawned.. so you could use the same farm over and over. But it does not take too much work to build a quick BC and some walls. hehe Thanks for the kind words, btw. 😊

[@hedcase]

@@Beeblebum I noticed that occasionally they 'escape' probably down to how I've built the walls. First time it happened it sh*t the life out of me, I wasn't expecting it 😅

[@sequoia1171]

Oh damn that's a really great larval core strategy 👍👍

[@cirno9356]

for beginners i would take ship scrapping / runaway mold farms also for lategame you farm sentinels and sell the modules you get from the glass

[@AntonChekhoff]

It is extremely easy to set up a mining farm to earn billions. *Scrapping ships* is way easier than anything else I think. I resumed playing 3 weeks ago by joining the sixth expedition and I already have about 600 million units in addition to an A-class freighter with nearly all the slots. My one S-class Activated Indium farm can generate about 60 million units per day. I can only imagine how much nanites I can get by scrapping ships.

[@jacktraver7264]

Great tutorial. Thank you

[@carpemkarzi]

Nice. Definitely worth a sub. Thanks

[@blancodiablo8788]

Awesome egg farm method! Never would I have thought to do this. I’ve flat out avoided these, no longer.

[@HellcatsWraith]

To be honest, I was duping with the refeiner the whole time, didnt know why I didnt enjoy the game anymore. Tanks to you Im playing honest without duping. Thank you.

[@zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzx99]

This was a great video, thanks.

[@bigview]

Thx for this compare of Nanit production👍, I'm pretty new to the Game now since I haven't played it on Normal Mode for a pretty long time 😅. That slimy crap that drops of chests can be converted at least into runaway mould, I think this could be a nice earning of Nanits by the Way, just to have some more Nanits in between good enough I guess.

[@IkeFanBoy64]

If you're focusing on Larval/Hadal Cores for nanites, Infested or Dead planets are your best bet (in my opinion) since laval cores are just strung across the place and you can usually grab them and boost away before the Bio Horrors finish burrowing out. Speaking of which, a good planet I found for this has the glyphs "Diplo, Bird, Tent, Eclipse, Sunset, Bird, Sunset, Diplo, Eclipse, Boat, Rocket, Diplo" (names from the NMS wiki). Hop around the bights/plateaus to get larval cores and go underwater to find the hadal cores.

[@MrKinglyon2010]

that was nice. Solid way. Subbed

[@neohgundersen4028]

Ship scraping is so Fast! Thanks!!!

[@JonnySparta]

Thanks for the tips :)

[@GrandSupremeDaddyo]

Despite knowing there were faster methods, I found refining stacks & stacks of slime from derelict freighters oddly satisfying. The back & forth, back & forth of ship scrapping really annoyed me, but just planting enormous piles of slime into refiners and chilling on my freighter for a half-hour was nice downtime from the derelict gameplay.

[@BalgaBear]

absolutely wild, I just played the game and got way more nanites than I needed only about 12 hours into the game lol not even done with the settlement task line yet.

[@Svoorhout85]

Imagine driving up to a parking lot and a man immediatly runs up to you, offers to buy your car on the spot only to crush it immediatly at a conviently placed machine nearby.

[@Mayrose587]

very nice video. I will be buying and scapping ships! You have any videos on freighters and frigates? I just got the freighter I wanted and am looking for ideas on how to trick it out efficiently and build a frigate fleet.

[@KVAR42]

I agree whole heartedly with DeadSpine (just below). I know the "glitches" are there, but for me, what's the point? It's not fun, the end result feels hollow. Two things I'd change: All items stack to 9999 and more tech slots. Thank you for the great guide! Subbed and following. All the best to you Sir!

[@jamesshepard7544]

Oh my God. I have 200 hours in a single save and didn't even know I could sell modules for nanites.

[@redddirtgaming6955]

I like jumping to outlaw system space stations and buying the suspicious arms and suspicious tech from the black market vendor. You can buy these from the trading outposts in the systems as well. You don't need a whoooooole lot of units to be able to start doing this method, but selling the mysterious x class upgrades pays out real well.

[@macgw86]

this 100%! I stumbled in to my first pirate system within my first hour playing NMS, and I can't see myself earning nanites any other way. Also, suspicious goods package give rare items like larval, and hadal cores to name a few. So, I end up buying the goods to break even on buying arms and tech for modules to sell.

[@KaptainKKD]

From this video, I also learned that you can just scan ships in space stations to learn what class they are. I am in my first month playing and I thought the only way was to keep talking to the pilots to "inspect it" haha

[@Sigark]

thank you!

[@roryoconnor861]

Great, thanks.

[@Guesswork01]

Nice video thanks for the tip

[@divshearer]

When hunting larval cores I do something similar. I build individual 1x1 walls around every nest, jet pack up to the top of the wall and mine one of the eggs. Once the horrors have spawned in they glitch through the walls after a second or 2 allowing free collection of the cores. Repeat for every nest. I used to jump in and out of my ship and sometimes they wouldn’t attack you after it. No idea why.

[@Graybeard_]

I tried the base building method, but it just took too long. I start on one side of the outpost and shoot one egg and immediately fly up over and land on the opposite side. Once you get the timing/method down, you can clear almost two nests on the other side only taking a couple of hits from the buggers before flying up to the roof for safety. Then shoot them all with a maxed out scatter blaster, rinse and repeat. I can clear an outpost in 3-4 minutes, but it still doesn't beat a mould farm for steady supply.

[@divshearer]

@@Graybeard_ that works too but once I’ve built it once it’s good to go for as long as I need it (which isn’t often now due to my mould farm). Though when I play NMS I’m never in a rush anyway. Always looking for things to do to keep it interesting.

[@Jake-um4gg]

bro what im a new player and just run in small circles and just pick them up with the monsters running around? its really not that dangerous lol

[@CanIHasThisName]

@@Jake-um4gg Yeah this. Even if they hit you, they're actually not that deadly and they're pretty slow to actually get into attacking.

[@firepoet6926]

I have 3 bases with runway mold, one near a grace on a barren planet and two one a icy planet which are near radon hotspots. It’s a decent pull when I jump. I recently went for atlantiderium. I like this plan for the cores. I think once you have some bases with runway mold it can be comparable with the larva cores.