This will not always be successful but in time you will learn the language anyway. If the sentence ends with the word dead or death, select no, otherwise yes. As long as your understanding of the alien language is poor look at the last sentence. Garden planets inhabit alien life forms and you need to get in contact with as many aliens as possible in order to collect technologies and learn the language. Land on every garden planet you find, talk to the aliens and drill one single time to replenish your oxygen supplies. The type of the artefact you will find here is random, but it's there most of the time. Right at the start of the game there is one star system, where the first planet is a rocky planet that almost always contains one artefact. The landing process and the drilling process cost a lot of energy and since we are not interested in upgrading anything on the Nomad we do not need any minerals yet.Īlright, there is one exception to that rule. These are abandoned ships, alien pyramids containing goodies or ship wrecks on planets.ĭo not land on any rocky planet unless your level of iron (Fe) is below 60 and you need to repair your hull. Drilling for resources on garden planets will yield carbon (C), oxygen (O), copper (Cu), cobalt (Co) and gold (Au). In 'Out There' planets inhabiting life are called garden planets. You can use your drill on rocky planets to collect iron (Fe), platinum (Pt), tungsten (W), silicon (Si), thorium (Th), and hafnium (HF). Gas giants can be probed for hydrogen (H) and helium (He), both elements are required as fuel for most space ships. It's better not to travel to every star system than to retrace.Įvery star system consists of four possible elements: It is very unlikely that your route will cover all star systems. So if you move back to somewhere you have been before, you end up finding no more resources because you already harvested them. Never return to star systems you already visited before.īacktracking almost always leads to death! That's because the game has a limited amount of resources on planets and gas giants and remembers where you have already been. Since we are not planning to do that, please prevent the upper most star-systems.
#OUT THERE OMEGA EDITION REGENERATING RESOURCES UPGRADE#
Please note that the northernmost path will eventually lead to a dead end if you do not upgrade the space folder. Do not stop exploring as many star systems as possible before finding your ship! Imagine your path, then start your journey. It doesn't matter if this means moving in the wrong direction. Look at the map, zoom out as far as possible and imagine a route that covers as many star systems as possible. In order to do so please follow the following rules:Įxplore as many star systems as possible!
We are still in phase 1 which means we have to find a new ship. Seriously, throw all other chemical elements over board, you don't need them in this phase of the game. Next, get rid of everything that's neither iron (Fe), hydrogen (H), helium (He), oxygen (O) or the mysterious omega element. Please make sure all parts of your equipment are repaired. Besides, you can still collect all achievements.īefore we get on our way take a look at your cargo bay. If you have not yet succeeded in reaching one of the four targets, please select the 'easy' difficulty. Compared to the Nomad one part hydrogen is converted into one part fuel and one part carbon is converted into four parts fuel. In comparison, a Lifetree ship requires hydrogen or carbon to fuel its engine. One part hydrogen is converted into two parts fuel while one part helium produces four fuel units. The Nomad, for instance, requires helium or hydrogen to fuel its engine. The third aspect when it comes to ships is the way they handle resources. Some ships offer a lot of space but have a bad layout for technology upgrades. The layout of your ship is important for technology upgrades. The second aspect in selecting your ship is the ship layout. So yes, you definitely need a bigger ship. And you need cargo slots for oxygen, steel for repairs, fuel, technology and upgrades for technology. That's because the bigger your ship is the more cargo it can hold. 'Out There' requires you to fly the biggest ship you can find. So the first thing you want to do is find the right ship to return home. It's not a bad ship but it's also not the ship you need to survive your journey.
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