Can You Customize Ships in No Man's Sky

The subject of this commodity is from the Frontiers update. The information from this article is upward-to-date as of 15 February, 2022.

The subject of this commodity is from the Frontiers update.
The data from this article is upwards-to-date as of 15 Feb, 2022.

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A Starship is the major means of travel in No Man's Heaven.

Contents

• i Summary
• 2 Characteristics
• 3 Starship Catalogue
  • 3.1 Notable ships
• four Starship Archetypes
  • 4.1 Shuttle - Low & Balanced Bonuses
  • 4.2 Fighter - Loftier Impairment Bonus
  • 4.3 Explorer - Loftier Hyperdrive Bonus
  • iv.4 Hauler - High Shield Bonus
  • 4.5 Exotic - High & Balanced Stats
  • 4.vi Living Send - Large Tech Inventory / Low Shields
  • four.7 Freighter
• v Buying a starship
• six Starship by cost
• 7 Crashed starships
• viii Starship components and technology
  • eight.1 Upgrading Starship Technology
    • viii.1.1 Technology Blueprints
    • 8.ane.2 Upgrade Modules
  • 8.2 Upgrading Living Transport Technology
    • 8.2.1 Applied science Blueprints
    • 8.2.2 Upgrade Modules
• nine Upgrading A Starship Course or Size
• 10 Starship devastation
• eleven Version Differences
• 12 Pre-order starships
  • 12.1 Pre-release starships
• 13 Additional Information
• fourteen Gallery
• 15 External links
• 16 References

Summary [ ]

Starships, or ships, play a major role in No Man's Sky. They are necessary for gameplay progression unless a thespian plans to stay on 1 planet the whole game. Starships permit players to travel between planets and solar systems, fight in space battles, appoint in space encounters, reach the centre of the milky way, store resource, and trade. The histrion begins the game with one starship and can acquire boosted starships later, up to a maximum of six starships at any ane time.

Players are not the just entities that employ starships. NPC-controlled starships, including pirates and Sentinel Interceptors, populate the skies on planets also as the interplanetary space within star systems. In addition to interim every bit a main source of new starships, NPC starships carry valuable resources and products for sale, and they can exist followed to locate certain inhabited points of interest.

Due to the static nature of the seed in No Man's Heaven, a well documented ship will always exist able to be found once again. A system that spawns a rare design - for case an exotic - in its beginning armada landing on a space station or trade port will ever do and so on revisit or reload. The same goes for the wait timers on stations or ports until a transport blazon shows up. If a particular send has piqued your interest, finding a station or port information technology lands on every bit part of the starting time group is the best grinding spot.

Notation: Ships Inventory and Tech Inventory sizes listed below are only their starting values. One time a transport has been upgraded to S rank, almost all ships inventories can be increased to 48+21

Characteristics [ ]

All ships are defined by the following primary aspects:

• inventory spaces
• technology spaces
• harm potential (base of operations: 33.8) [Shuttles/Explorers/Haulers take 33.8 at Class C]
• fuel efficiency (launch costs are doubled in Survival and Permadeath Game modes)
• hyperdrive range (base: 101 lite-years)
• shield absorption (default: 165.0; bonuses are calculated as 165*(one+0.007xB%))
• maneuverability, depends on a send type and grade

All of these tin be upgraded with engineering blueprints. These aspects can also have modifiers based on a ship's type and class (see below).

Starship Catalogue [ ]

Yakomaku S79 / Radiant Pillar BC1

For a catalogue of discovered Starships to scroll through, compare, find locations to buy, and to collect detailed data near, refer to the Starship Catalogue page. Note that these pages contain minimal information about the Starship archetypes themselves.

Notable ships [ ]

• Rasamama S36: original starter transport (one.0-1.ii)
• Yakomaku S79: Atlas Rises starter send (1.3)
• Radiant Colonnade BC1: NEXT starter ship (1.5-current)
• Blastoff Vector or Domanish S84: PS4 pre-order ship (1.0-current)
• Horizon Omega or Nojose'southward Crystal Folly: PC pre-order ship (1.0-electric current)
• Golden Vector: Expedition ane: The Pioneers Reward Starship, gold version of Blastoff Vector

Starship Archetypes [ ]

Into the wild blue yonder

In that location are 6 types of starships: Shuttle, Fighter, Hauler, Explorer, Exotic, and Living Transport. Among these archetypes are four alphabetic character-form classes: C, B, A, and S.

• C-course ships have the fewest inventory spaces, and if there is a grade bonus, information technology will be no more than twenty%.
• B-class ships take upward the three inventory sizes below the maximum of the tier size, and they accept a 20% or more class bonus.
• A-course will take either the maximum number of slots or one slot less than max, and has a 35% or more class bonus.
• S-course ships do not necessarily have the max amount of inventory slots. You tin have an Southward-grade ship with fewer slots than other ships of the aforementioned blazon (fighter/explorer/etc.). [this fact confirmed as of Sept. 2019]
• Due south-class ships have a 50% or more than class bonus (excluding exotics).
• Note: Due to the game's mechanic of always rounding down, a 59.99% ship will still brandish 59%. Finding a 'seemingly' perfect ship in any course is thus as likely as winning the lottery. Collectors, don't try!

Every star organisation has 21 dissimilar ship designs: 7 shuttle types, 3 ships of each specialist blazon (Fighter, Hauler, or Explorer), 1 Exotic, and 4 other specialist ships based on that organization's dominant race. S-class ships volition spawn more often in rich economies. Annotation that a ship's properties are randomized each time it lands. The only consistency is in the design and thus tier. If you are already in a wealthy system, it can be beneficial to look for your favorite design to accept a good die curl. During multiplayer an NPC ship can accept a unlike form for each player. The backdrop are rolled for each ane individually.

Spawn chances based on economy:

Economy
Poor	60%	30%	10%	0%
Average	49%	35%	15%	1%
Wealthy	30%	40%	28%	2%

The Class line gives the number of inventory slots, and so the number of technology slots.

Each type of send has 3 tiers of inventory sizes: a minor, medium, and large, though Shuttles do not have a large size inventory. The sizes tin exist identified by the style of wings (or the size of the fuselage for the Shuttle) or by scanning the send using the Assay Visor. (See images below to identify traits of ships with large inventory likewise as how to translate Analysis Visor output.) The archetypes and their major differences are equally follows:

Images of a few ships

Shuttle - Depression & Balanced Bonuses [ ]

Ships of this blazon accept counterbalanced stats, with no pregnant class bonus compared to the other archetypes. These ships look typically blocky with a rectangular canopy, simply some ships in this class have a tubular fuselage. Shuttles do non have a large inventory tier, but are cracking for starter travelers due to their inexpensive cost and increased low-tier inventory infinite.

• Base Launch Cost: 12.five%
• Maneuverability: Medium (245-310)
• Inventory:

Size	Full general		Tech
	min	max	min	max
Modest	18	23	iii	six
Medium	xix	28	five	viii

• Type bonus (+%):

Class	Impairment		Shield		Hyperdrive
	min	max	min	max	min	max
	0
	0	v	0	5	0	5
	5	10	v	10	five	x
	fifteen	20	15	xx	15	20

Fighter - High Harm Bonus [ ]

Wing shape of Fighters with large inventory

Ships of this type feature a damage potential class bonus. These ships are the mascot ships of No Man'south Heaven, and are as well the principal starships of pirates across the galaxy.

• Base Launch Price: 25%
• Maneuverability: Very High (350-650)
• Inventory:

Size	General		Tech
	min	max	min	max
Small	fifteen	19	2	4
Medium	xx	29	3	v
Big	30	38	5	12

• Blazon bonus (+%):

Class	Damage		Shield		Hyperdrive
	min	max	min	max	min	max
	five	10	0		0
	xv	30	5	x
	35	50	15	20
	55	sixty	fifteen	25

These ships are more than commonly constitute in Vy'keen systems.

Explorer - High Hyperdrive Bonus [ ]

Wing shape of Explorers with big inventory

Ships of this type feature a hyperdrive range class bonus. These ships usually characteristic abstract shapes connected together with many thin, slender pieces with smoothen surface, giving it insectoid or arthropodic expect.

• Base Launch Cost: 12.5%
• Maneuverability: High (350-430)
• Inventory:

Size	General		Tech
	min	max	min	max
Small-scale	15	nineteen	three	5
Medium	xx	29	5	8
Big	30	38	8	12

• Blazon bonus (+%):

Class	Damage		Shield		Hyperdrive
	min	max	min	max	min	max
	0		0		7	15
			0	8	20	30
			x	fifteen	35	45
			xx	25	60	80

These ships are more than ordinarily constitute in Korvax systems.

Hauler - High Shield Bonus [ ]

Fly shape of Haulers with large inventory (1)

Wing shape of Haulers with large inventory (2)

Wing shape of Haulers with large inventory (iii)

Ships of this type feature a shield blot form bonus, and they also boast the highest possible inventory spaces. These ships are the largest out of all the other starships, and may or may not accept wing features on them.

• Base Launch Cost: 25%
• Maneuverability: Low (150-230)
• Inventory:

Size	General		Tech
	min	max	min	max
Pocket-size	25	31	two	iv
Medium	32	39	4	6
Large	40	48	6	8

• Type bonus (+%):

Course	Impairment		Shield		Hyperdrive
	min	max	min	max	min	max
	0		12	20	0	five
	0	five	25	35	5	x
	5	10	40	50	xv	25
	10	20	65	85	30	35

These ships are more commonly constitute in Gek systems.

Exotic - High & Counterbalanced Stats [ ]

Exotic is a special ship type. Ships of this type stand out for their unusual features, high course bonuses and high prices for a small-scale sized send. Exotic ships volition always be Southward-class.

• Base Launch Price: 25%
• Maneuverability: Loftier (390-440)
• Inventory:

Size	General		Tech
	min	max	min	max
Pocket-sized	15	20	4	vi

• Type bonus (+%):

Form	Damage		Shield		Hyperdrive
	min	max	min	max	min	max
	35	50	55	60	50	65

Living Transport - Large Tech Inventory / Low Shields [ ]

Living Ship

Living Ships feature a big corporeality of technology slots with accent on damage output and hyperdrive range. They are categorized by their "Organic" looking compages, with many parts moving during flight. They were commencement added in the Experimental Branch on 18/02/2020, so were officially released on the Living Ships update. The Living Ships tin exist obtained through purchasing a Void Egg and post-obit its questline or by buying information technology similar any other. After the first, subsequent Living Ships toll ten,000 nanites to obtain, rather than edifice it from scratch.

These ships utilize Biotechnology to function, being completely incompatible with synthetic ship technology, both synthetic and procedurally generated, and all technologies utilise dissimilar fuel than their synthetic counterparts. Being an organic being, no new technology tin be "installed", but upgrades can be obtained via Infinite Encounters. As of 2.thirty, dissimilar other ships, it is impossible to expand Living Ships' inventory.

Installing the specified nodes on your living ship will give you the seed generated upgrades of the class specified. However, for A form or lower nodes, if you choose to mutate an existing node to upgrade the class, it volition give you a randomly assigned node of better class that is not bound to the seed generation model regardless of the number of reloads you take.

NOTE: C course Nodes that accept zero stats practise exist. These give the following replacement description: "BIO_UPGRADE_0_STAT_COMMON_DESC"

• Base Launch Cost: 25%
• Maneuverability: Average (~200)
• Inventory:

Size	Storage Sacs (General)	Organ Chamber (Tech)
Medium	22	21

• Type bonus (+%):

Class	Impairment		Shield		Hyperdrive
	min	max	min	max	min	max
	35	fifty	10	25	50	65

Freighter [ ]

Freighters are considerably more expensive (and much larger) than whatever starship, with prices ranging every bit high as 178 1000000 units. Unlike the above starships, Freighters cannot land on planets or be flown by the histrion. They contain a large amount of inventory infinite, and tin can be used equally a mobile base, including farming and other base of operations-related functions. Just one Freighter can exist owned at a time; still, the player may trade in their current Freighter for ane within a Space Fleet if they have enough units to make upwardly the difference.

• Inventory:

Type	Cargo		Tech
	min	max	min	max
Standard	15	19	3	6
Capital	24	34	five	9

• Blazon bonus (+%):

Form	Hyperdrive		Fleet Coordination
	min	max	min	max
	7	xv	i	10
	10	19	10	20
	40	60	20	forty
	60	eighty	40	sixty

Buying a starship [ ]

To purchase a ship, players must visit trading posts, space stations, outposts, or freighter hangars. Ship prices depend on the classic, number of slots, and class. Transport prices practice non depend on the number of technologies installed or damaged, on the type bonuses for a specific archetype and class, on the vendor, or on your continuing with the faction of the vendor.

One time a ship has landed, players may trade with the owner, preview the ship's capabilities and if desired, offer to purchase it. Due to the ships being procedurally generated, players may never encounter the same type of transport with the exact same configuration twice, though fighters are more probable to announced as duplicates since there are fewer possible pattern configurations. Fifty-fifty starships that are similarly designed may non have the same amount of inventory space offered. Past reloading a relieve, you can force new ships to appear, rather than waiting for the current ones to exit.

The prices of ships in No Man'southward Heaven are listed on the Cost Catalogue - Starship page.

To purchase a new transport at a trading mail or a space station, you may trade-in your current ship as role of the bargain. The new transport'southward value is as shown in the table, and the trade-in value of your current ship is 70% of the value in the table. If the new ship'southward value is higher than the merchandise-in value (this is ordinarily the instance), you must brand up the departure in units. If the new send's value is lower than your merchandise-in value, so no units are exchanged (i.eastward. you do not collect the difference). If you are trading in a Crashed Send, the trade in value will be reduced by the percentage of Damaged Component slots.

For example, suppose you want to trade in a 38-slot B-grade Hauler for a 48-slot S-class Hauler. The new ship costs 126 million units as per the tabular array. The trade-in value of your current ship is 23.8 million units (70% of the table value of 34 one thousand thousand), and then you must supply an additional 102.2 1000000 units to make the deal. If nineteen of the 38 slots on your B-class Hauler comprise Damaged Components, the trade-in value will be reduced by l% to eleven.9 million units.

Merchandise-in values did not be prior to the Pathfinder update. Ships obtained prior to the Pathfinder update have been classified as C-class and assigned a monetary value based on the amount of slots. The maximum possible value for a pre-Pathfinder send is 49 million units.

If you want to shop for a new Starship inside the HUB Region or other Civilizations etc. refer to the Starship Catalogue to find the ship that suits you the best.

Starship by price [ ]

Values in the tabular array are in thousands of units. This table reflects the values of ships as of the Visions update, which included a pregnant reduction in the cost of freighters.

Crashed starships [ ]

For additional tips

From time to time, a player may meet a crashed ship. If the crashed send is larger or of a better Form or design than the current one, the role player may wish to consider abandoning the current ship and taking over the crashed ship. Yet, the player can only buy it for 0 credits and keep both.

At get-go, information technology might seem that getting a bigger or meliorate send for costless is always a good deal. However, a crashed ship needs extensive repairs to be fully functional and tin can drain a role player'south time and resources.

Several of the crashed ship's base of operations technologies are damaged. Farther the crashed transport always has damaged inventory slots that crave more resources to repair before they can exist used. The unit cost associated with items needed for inventory repair alone may be more than than the net toll to purchase an equivalent vessel at a space station. There is likewise the price to dismantle your old technologies and rebuild them in the new crashed transport or rebuild them from scratch to keep them for both. Finally, you will have to refill the empty hyperdrive, pulse engine, launch thruster, phase beam or other weapon, and deflector shield. Fifty-fifty afterward all this, though, repaired weapons have half the damage output of never-damaged weapons, and so yous will desire to add a new weapon if you plan on using the ship in space gainsay.

On the other hand, if you find a damaged send that is much larger than something yous could otherwise currently afford at a star station, yous can keep information technology and switch over now and repair the slots i by one as y'all gradually accumulate more than units and resources. Paying a few actress units now to repair a crashed 48-slot Southward-form Hauler might save a lot of fourth dimension waiting for one to show up at a star station, if that'south what you ultimately desire.

If you lot exercise determine to exchange your current ship for a crashed send you can also only trade it in for a fully repaired ship. Fifty-fifty a beat upward massive Hauler tin can be worth x million units and offer the chance to attain a decent Fighter. Of course you can dismantle as many upgrades in the ship equally you want beforehand to proceeds resource.

NMS has significantly changed the mode crashed ships are handled with each game revision, and much of the early advice pertaining to crashed ships is now obsolete.

• Foundation - transmissions can no longer be picked up by signal scanners, making finding crashed ships much more difficult than information technology was in the initial release.
• Pathfinder - ship classes now affect inventory infinite, and as such, a crashed ship is more than likely to have a totally random number of slots.
• Atlas Rises - removed the exploit whereby a transport with multiple damaged inventory slots could be traded in for the same price as an undamaged ship.
• NEXT - players practice not have to exchange their ship for a crashed ship and can't reattain their own send if they did exchange information technology. However, they can only buy it and keep both to relieve the entire transport or just parts.
• Synthesis - added a capability to scrap starships, including the crashed ones.

Starship components and technology [ ]

Ship control panels

Starships typically come with v central components preinstalled in their inventory: Launch Thruster, Pulse Engine, Photon Cannon, Deflector Shield and Hyperdrive; additionally, some starships also come with Efficient Thrusters and/or a second starship weapon. Freighters e'er have a Freighter Hyperdrive in the engineering inventory.

Living Ships accept equivalent key components: Neural Assembly, Pulsing Heart, Spewing Vents, Scream Suppressor and Singularity Cortex. Additionally, they have Grafted Eyes which are an equivalent of Phase Beam.

Many starship components can be upgraded, including drives, weaponry, fuel capacity and defensive mechanisms. The upgrades available will vary based on the blazon of ship being modified. These can all be upgraded by collecting necessary resources and crafting the technology.

Every bit of the Pathfinder update, new technology for starship upgrades can be purchased with Nanite Clusters from Gek traders located in space stations.
As of the NEXT update, these traders likewise sell Upgrade Modules for Nanite Clusters which incorporate procedurally generated starship technology upgrades.

Character Figurines (aka Bobbleheads ) are bachelor for install, and grant small-scale bonus increases to ship functions.

Upgrading Starship Technology [ ]

Technology Blueprints [ ]

These upgrades can exist made by the player by acquiring the blueprints through purchases or as rewards in response to in game achievements/quests.

Systems	Class	Technology / Upgrade	Effect
Launch/Accept off		Launch Thruster	Required for landing and elevator-off
		Launch Organisation Recharger	Recharges LT at 4% per infinitesimal
		Efficient Thrusters	Launch cost -20%
Pulse Organisation (System Travel)		Pulse Engine	Powers all in-flight systems
		Sub-Light Amplifier	Increases pulse engine speed
		Instability Bulldoze	Increases fuel efficiency
		Photonix Core	+25% Ability, +xv% Boost, +11% Maneuverability
Defense force Systems		Deflector Shield	Energy shield that protects spacecraft
		Ablative Armour	+7% Shield Strength
Hyperdrive (Interstellar travel)		Hyperdrive	Travel to Yellow Systems
		Indium Drive	Travel to Yellowish, Red, Green & Bluish Systems
		Emeril Drive	Travel to Xanthous, Red & Light-green Systems
		Emergency Warp Unit	Allows escape from combat by warping
		Cadmium Drive	Travel to Yellow & Red Systems
Combat Systems		Photon Cannon	Charge per unit: vii shots/sec / Overheat: 5.6s / Cooldown: 4s
		Non-Linear Optics	+21% Heat Dispersion
		Stage Axle	Spacefaring beam weapon and asteroid mining tool
		Fourier De-Limiter	+11% Heat Dispersion
		Positron Ejector	twenty shot, broad cone of devastation, lacks range
		Fragment Supercharger	+twenty% Accurateness / +25% Range
		Infra-Knife Accelerator	Rapid sequences of fire.
		Q-Resonator	Changes 2 shot to 3 shot per volley, increasing Dmg
		Cyclotron Ballista	Large concentrated ball of charged particles
		Dyson Pump	+eleven% Estrus Dispersion
		Rocket Launcher	Highly subversive weapon
		Large Rocket Tubes	+20% Heat Recovery
Accessories		Teleport Receiver	Increases material teleport range from 50u to 150u
		Economic system Scanner	Grants power to check a organization'due south economy details
		Conflict Scanner	Grants ability to bank check a arrangement's Disharmonize Level

Upgrade Modules [ ]

These upgrades tin normally simply be purchased from Starship applied science merchants at the Infinite station and occasionally equally a reward for completing a task (repairing a Crashed Ship, repairing Damaged Machinery, etc).

Platonic Layouts for Mechanical Ship Tech

Module Name	Stats Drawn	Module Improves
			Min	Max	Min	Max	Min	Max	Min	Max	Min	Max
Launch Thruster one	C 1 B/A ane-2 S/X 2	Launch Cost	-v	-10	-10	-xv	-xv	-20	-20		-5	-25
		Boost	0	one	2	5	5	eight	8	10	0	x
Pulse Engine	C 1-ii B two A 2-3 S 3 X 1-3	Fuel Efficiency	5	ten	ten	15	fifteen	20	20		v	25
		Maneuverability	0	five	0	x	5	12	5	12	0	xiv
		Boost	0	5	five	x	5	15	x	15	0	xx
Deflector Shield	Always	Shield Strength	10	20	10	twenty	20	xxx	xxx		seven.5	37.5
Hyperdrive	C/B 1 A/Southward ii Ten one-two	Warp Cell Efficiency	n/a		n/a		100		100		100
		Hyperdrive Range	fifty	100	100	150	150	200	200	250	50	300
Photon Cannon 2	C/B 1-ii A 2-3 S 3 Ten i-iii	Fire Rate	0	one	1	2	2	3	three		0	iii
		Heat Dispersion	0	1	1	2	2	3	3		0	four
		Damage	8	16	12	twenty	16	24	20 (half-dozen)	28 (8)	eight	32 (9)
Phase Beam 2	C/B one-2 A/Southward 2 X i-ii	Oestrus Dispersion	10	35	35	55	55	75	75	95	x	100
		Harm	thirty	40	40	l	50	60	sixty (24)	70 (27)	30	80 (30)
Positron ii	C i-2 B 2-3 A/S three X one-three	Burn Rate	five	x	10	14	14	15	15		five	20
		Heat Dispersion	1	5	5	x	10	fifteen	15		one	xx
		Damage	2	6	iv	x	8	10	10 (three)		2	12 (3)
Infra-Pocketknife 2	C ane-ii B 2-three A/Due south 3 X 1-3	Fire Rate	i	v	i	5	five	ten	5	10	1	xv
		Rut Dispersion	1	3	3	5	5	7	7	nine	one	13
		Harm	2	half dozen	4	10	eight	12	10 (6)	12 (7)	2	14 (eight)
Cyclotron ii	C one-2 B two-iii A/Southward 3 Ten ane-3	Fire Rate	1	5	1	v	5	10	10	15	1	20
		Heat Dispersion	x	xx	20	25	25	30	30	35	10	xl
		Damage	ii	6	4	10	8	12	x	12	2	14

Notes:

1. C grade really draws two stats.

2. Damage Stats visually indicated on upgrade in-game do not appear to reflect actual in game results.

iii. Upgrade modules should be added adjacent to the core system where possible, to a maximum of three upgrades in each type of inventory slot (eg. cargo and engineering science slots). This is best achieved by arrangements in a 2x2 box, or as a slightly lower cumulative gain as a line of 3 vertically or horizontally side by side to the core organisation.

Upgrading Living Ship Technology [ ]

Technology Blueprints [ ]

These upgrades tin can exist made by the thespian after completing the Starbirth mission.

Engineering / Upgrade	Effect
Neural Assembly	Launch/Accept-off System
Pulsing Middle	Living Send Flight Booster
Singularity Cortex	Living Transport Warp Drive
Scream Suppressor	Living Ship Hull Protection
Grafted Eyes	Living Ship Laser Device
Spewing Vents	Living Ship Projectile Weapon

Upgrade Modules [ ]

Module Proper noun	Stats Drawn	Module Improves	C-Class		B-Class		A-Class		S-Class
			Min	Max	Min	Max	Min	Max	Min	Max
Neural Assembly	Always	Launch Cost	5	10	x	15	15	20	20
		Automatic Recharging	No						Yeah
Pulsing Heart	1-2	Fuel Efficiency	5	10	ten	15	15	20	20
		Maneuverability	0	5	0	10	5	12	five	12
		Boost	0	5	5	10	5	15	ten	xv
	Always	Teleport Receiver	Activated (Hidden)
Singularity Cortex	E'er	Hyperdrive Range	l	100	100	150	150	200	200	250
	Possible	Warp Cell Efficiency					100		100
	Ever	Hyperdrive Scramble	Activated (Hidden)
Scream Suppressor	Always	Shield Strength	0.05	0.1	0.05	0.i	0.1	0.ii	0.2 (xxx)
		Browse	Activated (Hidden)
Grafted Eyes 1	one-2	Heat Dispersion	10	35	35	55	55	75	75	95
		Damage	30	xl	40	50	fifty	60	lx (24)	seventy (27)
Spewing Vents 1	ane-two	Burn down Charge per unit	0	1	ane	2	2		2.i (iii)
		Heat Dispersion	0	1	1	2	2	3	1900	2700 (3)
		Damage	viii	16	12	20	xvi	24	20 (6)	28 (8)

Notes:

1. Damage Stats visually indicated on upgrade in-game do not appear to reflect bodily in game results.

ii. Upgrade modules should be added adjacent to the core system where possible, to a maximum of 3 upgrades in each type of inventory slot (eg. cargo and applied science slots). This is all-time achieved by arrangements in a 2x2 box, or as a slightly lower cumulative gain as a line of iii vertically or horizontally adjacent to the core system.

Upgrading A Starship Course or Size [ ]

Players can upgrade their ship with additional inventory slots or class upgrade using the Starship Outfitting Last. Core stats will be upgraded following the classic'due south rules and based on the unique seed for the ship, which means they'll ever be the same for a given ship.

Upgrading a starship's class will increase the maximum number of slots it can have. That ways, a role player tin can upgrade a ship'southward class in club to apply more 'Storage Augmentation' units afterwards that ship's slots accept maxed-out.

Starship destruction [ ]

If your starship is destroyed in space, don't worry! You will spawn in the nearest space station in your transport. You will lose all the resources stored in your transport's hold, unless you follow the "grave icon" (atlas shaped icon). Once you become there you will exist able to collect your resources. It is possible that pirates loot your grave before yous make it, and you will lose all those resources. Your send may have technologies damaged (except for pulse drive). Your pulse drive will also be refilled when you respawn.

If your starship is destroyed in space while in Survival Manner things are a little different. You lose your ship inventory permanently, and wake upwards a expert altitude away from your crashed ship on the surface of the nearest planet. Like Normal Style, your ship will also have several damaged components.

Starship devastation in Permadeath mode results in the game catastrophe, and your salvage being deleted.

While non in a battle, the shield recharges on its own. While in battle, some of the containers from destroyed ships volition recharge the shield, or you can recharge it yourself with catalysts.

Version Differences [ ]

• Atlas Rises immune ships to fly lower than before. Crashing ships in the footing or in props could damage them.
• NEXT allowed for even lower flying, removed environmental ship damage and reduced the average impairment acquired by pirates.
• Living Ship added the Living Send classic, hatched from Void Eggs.

Pre-order starships [ ]

Two dissimilar starships were available as bonuses for pre-ordering No Man'south Sky. PlayStation 4 players received Alpha Vector (known in-game as the Domanish s84) and PC players received Horizon Omega.

Pre-release starships [ ]

For a listing of pre-release ships, refer to the Pre-release ships page.

Additional Information [ ]

The looks of the ships, like everything else, are procedurally generated.

Before the Pathfinder update, the technologies and storage space were dependent on your electric current progress of the game and the kind of ship you currently owned.

Gallery [ ]

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  Perfect Synergy for Mechanical Starships

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  A few more starships

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  Shuttle

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  Fighter

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  Explorer

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  Hauler

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  An Exotic starship

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  Living Transport

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  Living Ship Cockpit view

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  Fighter Cockpit view

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  Fighter Cockpit view

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  Shuttle Cockpit view

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  Explorer Cockpit view

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  Hauler Cockpit view

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  Hauler Cockpit view

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  Exotic Cockpit view

External links [ ]

• How to Go a 48-Slot Ship Without Spending Units in No Human's Heaven on Gamepedia
• Gallery of Fighter-Class Starships and their seeds
• No Man'southward Sky ★ SHIPS!!
• No Man'south Sky - Procedural ships and creatures - PlayStation 4 Message Lath for PlayStation iv - GameFAQs
• Slides from the GDC talk past No man'southward sky developer – GameLaunches
• Start Look: No Human'due south Heaven | Stone, Paper, Shotgun
• No Man'south Sky: Everything Y'all Need to Know – IGN First - IGN

References [ ]

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Source: https://nomanssky.fandom.com/wiki/Starship

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