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Atlas Rises In No Mans Sky, Bringing New Story And Limited
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No Mans Sky is in for big changes. With Update 1.3, which has gone live today, Hello Games is introducing a wide array of improvements and additions to the game. The release comes after a tease earlier this week.

For many players, the most significant feature will be 30 hours of new story content, including a new storyline involving a mysterious alien species of travelers. Were also promised improvements to the original Atlas story path that shipped with the original game. In addition, new structured missions aim to provide discrete tasks to attempt in the world, including combat, delivery, and salvage projects (which includes the option to investigate crashed freighters on planets and uncover hidden loot).

Beyond story and structured gameplay additions, players are likely to notice an across-the-board graphical overhaul, as well as new planet biomes. The economy system is being expanded with interstellar trading, conflict levels in different planetary systems, and freighter navigation between systems.

Travel is also being streamlined, most significantly through a new portal system that lets you instantaneously travel between different planets.

For those who are interested in the creation and building tools, the game now features new terrain manipulation tools, more complex construction options, and the mining of hidden resources.

No Mans Sky is also implementing new flight options, from new weapons to low altitude flight options, which hopefully makes the flight experience a lot more exciting.

New music from 65daysofstatic is also being added.

Last but not least, the game is implementing a very limited form of co-op called joint exploration, which allows up to 16 players to see orbs that represent one another (explained in-fiction as glitches). At the very least, it should allow players to meet up with friends and do some planet investigation together. In addition, the way that Hello Games talks about it, this is the first step in a plan to bring in more extensive multiplayer options.
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