No Man's Sky Recently Visited System

No Man's Sky Recently Visited System - Iirc the systems discoveries list starts with recently visited systems up top and works down to the oldest system you visited. This makes easier to identify. To get there via warping, do as u/brraaap suggests and mark the system on your discovery page. As of orbital update, known star systems in the galaxy map are contoured with a white circle. I can see the system in the discovery and i can make a waypoint. Is there any way to easily find already visited systems, or is it necessary to look individually in galaxy map? I recently found the no man's connect app: That will set a waypoint in the galactic. But i can´t locate it on the starmap. Head to the galactic hub.

But i can´t locate it on the starmap. This makes easier to identify. I can see the system in the discovery and i can make a waypoint. Iirc the systems discoveries list starts with recently visited systems up top and works down to the oldest system you visited. To get there via warping, do as u/brraaap suggests and mark the system on your discovery page. Is there any way to easily find already visited systems, or is it necessary to look individually in galaxy map? Head to the galactic hub. As of orbital update, known star systems in the galaxy map are contoured with a white circle. I recently found the no man's connect app: That will set a waypoint in the galactic.

Iirc the systems discoveries list starts with recently visited systems up top and works down to the oldest system you visited. As of orbital update, known star systems in the galaxy map are contoured with a white circle. This makes easier to identify. I can see the system in the discovery and i can make a waypoint. To get there via warping, do as u/brraaap suggests and mark the system on your discovery page. I recently found the no man's connect app: But i can´t locate it on the starmap. That will set a waypoint in the galactic. Head to the galactic hub. Is there any way to easily find already visited systems, or is it necessary to look individually in galaxy map?

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To Get There Via Warping, Do As U/Brraaap Suggests And Mark The System On Your Discovery Page.

But i can´t locate it on the starmap. Iirc the systems discoveries list starts with recently visited systems up top and works down to the oldest system you visited. Is there any way to easily find already visited systems, or is it necessary to look individually in galaxy map? That will set a waypoint in the galactic.

This Makes Easier To Identify.

I recently found the no man's connect app: Head to the galactic hub. I can see the system in the discovery and i can make a waypoint. As of orbital update, known star systems in the galaxy map are contoured with a white circle.

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