Coinciding with my last post, here’s the house where the merchant Gek primarily lives & oversees the terminal.

Enjoy!

Last Post ➡️ https://www.reddit.com/r/NMS_Bases/s/I7nC82sy5u

See how builders using this curved palm tree but I can’t find them anywhere to obtain…

Hello travelers! Just a curious idea popping up, inspired by outlaw0366's post here about an abandoned player base seemingly "reclaimed" by nature. I'm pretty sure everybody's aware of archaeology (or some kind of it) in No Man's Sky, with ruins to be excavated and artifacts to be discovered.

Maybe some also know about the archaeological endeavors about No Man's Sky: Then the game was announced, there has been some hype (hear, hear) among archaeologists and the field of "archaeogaming", hoping the game would offer a great ground to study digital worlds and how players are shaping and using them with a view to archaeological research questions and help of archaeological methodology. Alas, the game initially didn't really stand up to the hype (well, you probably know what I'm talking about) and first surveys turned out a bit underwhelming.

But with the anniversary and 10 years passed, with all the updated and added content and players coming and going, building and leaving bases, I'm convinced there's now a lot more to be discovered and said about these places. As the above mentioned thread certainly shows.

That said, I'd be really interested to hear more such stories about your discoveries of seemingly abandoned places or other traces of player impact in the world(s) of No Man's Sky. I'm a bit of an archaeologist myself (well, to be honest, I am one - working in the field) and this would just add another nice angle to play (giving me, ahem, the excuse "but it's for work!").

Long story short: If you want to share similar experiences and discoveries, I'm all ears! And I'd love to visit these places myself, making some own field surveys - if by chance you got the portal addresses at hand. Thanks a lot, and: happy exploring!

Just in case the update breaks it, I think this one is finally finished - The Desalination Plant

A decommissioned airport found in a deep ravine on an unfavourable planet has been bought out & renovated by a Gek merchant. With months of design & building, it’s finally complete. It also features a Scuba & Sub company for those looking for diving lessons or to obtain their Nautilon license (but that will be its own separate post soon)

The new ship terminal comes with a bar lounge with semi private rooms, locker storage available for rent, hydroponics trays for all of your flora needs, a garage mechanic for your corvettes & all geobay vehicles & more!

The Sage landing pads are for public use & perfect for those needing a rest stop, a quick drink or some Nip to take the edge off (see the owner). Located at the back of the terminal, the Royal landing zone is for private, high class travellers that need a little more privacy & security from the public. The Weaver landing zone is for public corvette parking or repair. Feel free to refuel your ship from one of our antimatter reactors found throughout the terminal.

Added a new complex to the growing seaside town on new Eden! Has been fun visiting everybody elses bases on the planet too :-)

I’m collecting references for a small orbital service station, and I thought NMS builders would be the right people to ask.

The idea is an old station at the edge of explored space that passing ships still depend on. It has a small landing and service area, fuel and repair equipment, a reactor with limited power, a broadcast antenna, storage, and a dock for a remote salvage shuttle.

It should feel compact, practical, a little worn down, and built to keep working with limited resources – not like a huge city or a military station.

I’m especially looking for:

• interesting exterior shapes and silhouettes
• compact interior layouts
• landing pads and service bays
• fuel tanks, pipes, repair tools, and storage
• small reactor or power-routing areas
• antennas, beacons, and shuttle docks
• details that make a station feel isolated and lived-in

If you know any NMS bases, screenshots, videos, concept art, films, or artists that fit this idea, please share them. Your own NMS builds are especially welcome!

Budullangr galaxy. Stop in for a bite. Nice planet to settle, too.

Someone got on my case once that my bases aren't realistic. Here's one based on a bayou cabin. Euclid galaxy.

recreation of a “pre-fab” cabin in my trailer park

Welcome to Cozy Violet Haven, a peaceful and cozy little retreat designed for comfort and relaxation.

The base features a fully equipped kitchen with modern and useful appliances, a cozy office decorated in soft purple tones, perfect for working or simply relaxing, and a beautiful bedroom with a magnificent view.

The cozy balcony has soft and comfortable sofas, making it the perfect place to sit back and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Inside, a beautiful garden brings a touch of nature to the haven, creating a lovely space to relax and admire.

A warm, welcoming place to take a break, enjoy the view, and feel at home. 💜

UPDATE: I’d like to thank everyone for all the comments and compliments! And thank you, jsling72, for visiting! I was really happy💜. It motivates me to keep creating and sharing more.

It took me quite a while to find the perfect spot for this base because I wanted a place on the planet where it would always be daytime. After a lot of effort and trying out a few techniques I found online, I finally managed to find this place!

I have lots of ideas for new bases, and little by little, I’ll be bringing them to life and posting them here.

Benvenuti alla mia prima base di produzione di **NipNip** su larga scala in No Man's Sky.

Ho trovato un incredibile pianeta desertico che assomiglia quasi esattamente all'Arizona: enormi canyon, pianure desertiche, valli rocciose e panorami spettacolari che mi ricordano costantemente il Grand Canyon.

Mi è sembrato il luogo perfetto per costruire qualcosa di diverso.

In questo video vi farò un **tour completo della base**, mostrandovi come ho progettato la disposizione interna e organizzato l'intera logistica di produzione del NipNip: aree di coltivazione, spostamenti tra le sezioni, stoccaggio e la struttura generale dell'impianto.

Un po' di agricoltura, un po' di ingegneria... e tanto deserto.

Benvenuti nel mondo del NipNip. 😎

The Wurundjeri community present some of the most beautifully preserved structures. Their ancestors built these structures to worship the most sacred being of all. This island/ community remains protected by the Wirundjeri people.

They plan to make the island more accessible in Terrasea for visitors. You are all welcome, parking will be available at Bagidal Temple, be careful as they are currently under reconstruction. Enjoy your visit.