Ships in No Man’s Sky, while improved, are a bit clunky and unresponsive to control, an issue which is addressed by this mod which adds a more responsive control experience, with a 1:1 ratio between moving your recticle and steering your ship. This neat mod speeds up the game by removing the waiting circles that appear when interacting, entering a ship, chatting to NPC’s and moving resources, which makes a huge difference to the flow of the game. If you want to get yourself around the galaxy and explore as much as you can, you’ll want to save as much time as you can. Space, well, space is a pretty big place. This mod makes changes to the generation system that makes ships and freighters more exotic and adds a much more random feel to the game. No Man’s Sky uses procedurally generated ships, but they all tend to feel a little generic after a while, often having common themes or parts. Plants, trees, rocks and other items such as resource crystals will now be bigger and add a little extra something to the planets that you visit. This mod aims to fix this by turning the dial up to 10, making everything bigger and more sinister. Sometimes planets in No Man’s Sky can feel a little underwhelming.
The first version of the mod gives you a mix of small and large sized creatures, the second removes small creatures’ altogether, and the third makes every creature huge.
This mod has a few different options available to download and install, but the aim is to make space feel busier and more vibrant. There’s nothing that can’t be improved by mods, though, so we decided to put together a list of our favorite must-have mods for No Man’s Sky. With the inclusion of a full multiplayer experience, enhanced base building, and brand new content, it’s certainly a solid update. With No Man’s Sky Next, the latest update for the so-far ill-fated No Man’s Sky receiving positive reviews, many players are discovering the game for the very first time.
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