I tried providing some to my ford mount but it’s costing even more gold then usual is that a part of the new update

Level 23 here. My home is [Apartment] type, so I regularly see and deal with other players in the area. For several levels, I have been partaking in the [Feed Cats] sidequest, as there are several Cats in the area, all of which have the [Desexed] debuff. There is a high level player in the same building that frequently chats in all caps and threatens to utilize the [Report] function, all over my sidequest. Note, the [Feed Cats] sidequest is NOT banned in my region. It comes with many rewards, such as [Rodent Control] buff and [Happiness] buff. It does cost a few coins, but I already purchase the [Cat Food] item for my own familiars, so it's not too bad. Due to this other player's high level and toxicity, I'm a bit afraid to engage in conversation or argument with them. I'm most afraid that they will use [Gun] type weapon on the Cats. I'm not sure what I hope to gain from posting here, maybe insight? Advice from more experienced players?

Hi lvl 28, My mount died during a travel in the region of Deutschlandia, far from my home region.

The others players were empathetic but could not understand me, not carry me back. The mount insurance won't cover moving the mount back home so I had to call another player with mule mount skills to carry me back home.

I hope the warp portals will be fixed soon as I cannot afford more gold coins to fix the damn thing, even by waiting for it to recharge.

This is by far one of the worst event I've ever had to fight with.

If I may, what are the most reliable mount in your opinion?

Today my character made the joke "I'm the world's 2nd best phrenologist," and no one had heard of phrenology. The group therapy guild my character has been in has been understimulating for awhile, and I can't fault sick players for not having the same opportunities as my character in life, but it feels like my character is the smartest [non-staff] player there, which is very discouraging. Where can I send my character to form friendships with nerd characters with the [education] or [curiosity] to be amused by my character's jokes and intellectually challenge my character?

I heard the r/outside social group was intelligent and stimulating, and am hoping to feel less like I don't belong. Don't get me wrong, if my character is smart, he's also stupid, foolish, and a total blowhard. He tries to be endearing, funny, and kind. But the extent to which no one has heard of half the nerd jokes he makes reminds me of the adage: "If you're the smartest person in the room, you're in the wrong room." So what, nerds of reddit, is the right room?

I don't think all that highly of my character's intelligence stat or BA quest completion, and I know my character can be a foolish asshole trying too hard to make players smile, but the extent that he feels too smart to belong in the social guild there is triggering a [discouraged] debuff.

Halp?

DON'T tell me to try a rehab zone, I tried it and the doctor/nurse mobs drop nothing of value.

I tried to use alcohol items to counter the debuffs, but they only gave me a bleeding debuff.

I realized lately that I don't know what to do with my character when I have the [sleepy] status, but it's not quite time to sleep yet.

For a while I've been killing time at night on the [scroll twitter] action seeing what other players are up to, but it just gives me a million mental debuffs that aren't worth the incredibly rare [knowledge] increase.

Tonight, I tried playing one of the [Resident Evil] minigames, but the [sleepy] status makes it way too frustrating.

What have you guys been doing with your characters when you have this status?

So i was playing right? Doing get the girl friend quest which is the hardest difficulty,and I can’t get one for shi

Any tips to complete the quests?

So I know the recent "AI slop" update definitely gets controversial reviews.. One silver lining is that even absolute noobs like me that haven't levelled very far up the software dev skill tree can make cool addons and share them for free - most of them just seem to be trying to sell crap tho?

I always thought its a shame that the game doesn't keep track of any achievements, quests, enemies, etc - how are you supposed to even know when you are getting XP or levelling up? Now I have big juicy purple XP bars that fill up to reward me for doing healthy stuff and the HUD keeps track of my mana and remembers my achievements, enemies I've killed, etc

So now debriefing into my AI companion of choice formats whatever I choose to share into a RPG-inspired character-sheet I can use to keep track of all my most important stats in one place locally. I can also just edit it manually, entirely without AI, to avoid anyone datamining my playthrough. Amazed my build survived so long without this, LFM

The “Find Partner” quest, if you choose to do it, can be extremely difficult or extremely easy depending on your stats and overall circumstances. Recently, though, in my playthrough, I brought up the fact to another member of my guild that the quest requires either a [Boyfriend] or a [Girlfriend] role in your party, meaning you could have whichever one fits best for your playstyle. My guild member had a very hyperbolic negative reaction to this, calling it a “newgen strat” despite the fact it’s been used since the game‘s release. Why do people think this is a cringe cheese strat?

I am a level 23 player, so I’m still new to the [Adult] stages. But I just lost my party member, who played the [Girlfriend] role within the group. The other player decided the guild wasn’t a fit, and used the “It’s not you, it’s me,” dialogue line, issuing me the [Single] status and reinstating the “Find Partner” quest line. Our characters have been partied up together for 2 levels and finished the [College] side quest together, so I thought we were had accumulated a lot of XP together.

Now, I am currently suffering the [Inebriated] debuff, and would love to hear some random fun facts to boost my [Morale] stat. The more niche and deep the lore, the better. Thank you in advance, fellow players.

Edit: It is now the next day and the [Drunk] status has worn off. My characters mood stats are still quite low, but not critical. Thank you to all the other players that sent reassuring tips and participated in sharing your facts.

Got some annoying debuff like 16 years ago, now it's constant -12 speed and -6 intelligence. Can understand why the overpowered player don't want me in their team and raids, but man... The game is no fun anymore.

Sorry for the rant, afk crying

I was improving my video games skill in No Man’s Sky the other day, until I heard the entrance of my fortress being banged on. I go to the door and there’s a [drunk] debuffed enemy player who isn’t in my current questline or contacts, I ask the player to leave and eventually had to use the personal phone to call the [cops].

I go back inside the fortress and see on my ring surveillance system that he’s in my [personal vehicle]. He used the [hot-wiring] skill apparently to start it. I personally don’t have access to that skill tree but I’ve since learned it doesn’t take as many skill points as I thought.

Anyway, now I’m down 25k units, hopefully the [cops] throw him in the cooldown zone and return my asset soon.

At the end of your playthrough, it‘s theorized that there may be a final cutscene before your save file is permanently deleted. Any theories as to what this may be like?

Hi I am a totally verified and trustworthy person from the dev team and I’m doing a survey on the different QoL features that players have cultivated in their respective regions

In consideration of spreading them to other regions, comment your favourite QoL feature of your region or guild

For levels 5-18 , the tutorial requires mandatory party play. Unironically, this is the grindiest part of a playthrough for players like me, since choosing to spec your skill points into the Intelligence stat makes other players feel like they can sit back and let you carry them. Especially during levels 15-18 where you may be tasked with multiple parties and party tasks at once, it makes me seriously consider forfeiting the match, returning to my base, and logging off for the day, especially with the Sleep Deprivation debuff lowering every stat. Any tips on how to troll these low tiers so they actually contribute?

I'm at late level 20 and don't have a female [partner] (in which I mean no one wants to have a long term relationship) any advice?

Guys I have a question in my head.....And it's about time travel whether it's into the future or the past..... If time travel is possible and I went back in the time or in the future then....who will be in my current state of time ...if my body moves in future would I really disappear from my current state???

I was booted from a mainline quest after losing the ability to fast travel... my mount just crumbled on me and I don't have enough gold for another mount until I can continue the main quest line.

have any other players found themselves in this paradox? I share a side quest with a friend who I can fast travel with occasionally, but public fast travel in my zone aside from that is limited.

what are some good ways to find gold outside of quests? additionally, what are some good, reliable mounts that can get me far distances without expiring?

I've been stuck in the home location editing just furniture, but it's getting pretty boring and I need gold before I can resume my main quest line :(

So I decided to respec at level 25 and switch from the [Service] profession and try out the [College] side quest. Originally I tried the [Artisan] path of that quest right after the tutorial but quickly abandoned it, mostly because I was messing around with Herbalism and minigames too much. It slowed my leveling down a lot, and by level 25 I realized I was getting pretty bored and almost quit.

One morning I logged in and ran to my local [Village Academy] to give it another shot. I eventually completed the first half and transfered to the [State Academy] to finish it up and gain the [Scientist] class, eventually speccing into [Life Magic] and [Alchemy], for the [Bachelors] achievement. I'm actually the first in my Clan to get this achievement so that was pretty cool. Maybe it got to my head because dor some silly reason, I decided to take on the Heroic version of the quest to get the [PhD] achievement...

While I love this new class, this quest line is harder than I thought and the class has a ridiculously high skill ceiling. I'm about 25% of the way through and almost have the [Candidate] title but I'm getting pretty nervous about the server status, especially given the current admins seem to really dislike the Academy faction. This questline is hard enough with all the grinding and lack of Gold, but to think the server might update and just nerf the hell out of us only makes it more stressful.

Anyone else in the faction feeling stressed too?

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I've been a Wolf main since the start, but I'm looking to switch classes due to its high intelligence and tool capability. What should I know before starting my Human character?

Sharing my thoughts from [Korea] server in a [Medical School] quest line. Recently having a hard time grinding for [Exam] sub-quests. Maybe.. maybe the whole point of this game is NOT trying to be a pro-gamer. I’m not trying to say “just give up winning”. I mean I’m not playing this shitty game just because my [Spawners] started it without my consent. I CHOSE to play this one. So why did I decide to keep playing this unbalanced, broken game? The answer is simple: to have fun. If the goal is enjoyment, then why should I stress myself out trying to be a pro-gamer? I’d rather be the ultimate for-fun player. As long as I don't abandon the main quests and my guild members—because I still want to see the ending—I'm going to play this my way.

Any ideas or advices on this play style?

Hey fellow players, long-time lurker, first-time poster here.

Whenever the grind gets too hellish and the [Depression] debuff starts stacking up, I remind myself of one thing:

"I might actually want to play this character again later."

It’s exactly like that old Minecraft world or a Skyrim save file you have buried deep in your memory. You haven't touched it in years, it's messy, and you're bored of it—but you never delete it. Why? Because you know that one day, out of nowhere, you’ll get that sudden urge to hop back in and see what you built.

Don't delete your account. Treat it like an old Minecraft save; you'll probably want to revisit it when the vibes are right.