#No mas sky code#

Once, it took me over a week of wandering before I found the last species, which was common ground by the way. It may not help, but at some point you are going to be willing to try anything to see a change. Its best to stop and try later or reload the game and put yourself in a different instance with the game. The point is sometimes results can get wonky to be scientific. When the raid boss drops 4 of the same thing type of strange. Its got enough random in it to do the job, but games where players gather large amounts of 'this' to purchase or craft large amounts of 'that' often find odd or strange patterns to multiple instances. It was playing cautiously that was stopping me getting anywhere in Perma. I have a PD save that I play very cautiously when I want the challenge.

This is why so many times you question the validity of RNG. I agree, Normal is the equivalent to Easy mode in most games and Survival would be normal mode as it is challenging but not as hard.

#No mas sky code#

True RNG code would require an outside source that it didn't create like a frequency or noise decibel value, anything really. There is no way to tell a protocol to create something random. No game really has it, just an algorithm to simulate it. This may seem strange, but true RNG isn't possible to code. You have to just keep moving and letting new areas spawn fauna and flora until it becomes SOMEWHERE. Then how do you know you're south in the first place? You just debunked your own myth.īut seriously, I've tracked down loads of those last few species and I can tell you they are purely NOWHERE.