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No Mans Sky Save Editor for ECHOES

#nmstv #nomansskyechoes #saveeditor #goatfungus No Mans Sky Save Editor for ECHOES The absolute joy for many players in No Man’s Sky is exploring an infinite galaxy, completing the Expeditions, and unlocking cool new ships and features. I fondly remember how happy I was when I got my Golden Vector. Outside of or as part of this, though, there can be a lot of grinding to find and collect the right resources. So, if grinding grinds your gears, you may well be on the lookout for a No Man’s Sky Save Editor that allows you to edit the number of particular resources you have on the fly. Or pretty much anything else, for that matter! How to get the Save Editor for No Man’s Sky https://github.com/goatfungus/NMSSave... JAVA RUNTIME https://www.java.com/en/download/manu... NOM NOM VIDEO for XBOX PLAYERS    • No Mans Sky XBOX Save Editor - Nom No...   Note that to use Save Editor, you’ll need a working copy of No Man’s Sky installed on either PC (Steam or GOG), Xbox (Game Pass), or PS4 (you’ll also need Save Wizard, which is linked from the GitHub page above), along with Java Runtime Environment 8. To install, you download from GitHub, run the exe file and extract its contents, then run the bat (or jar) file. When the main window opens, select the folder you downloaded the Save Editor files and choose the most recent, and away you go. Once installed, Save Editor can alter an impressive number of in-game values within your saved games. The UI is simple to use, and while some will use it to cheat, other players have used it as a one-time solution to fix some of the issues that have come up with their ships and stations after patches have made negative alterations. Or it can be used to revert to an earlier part of a mission that has bugged out. The data values you can change include currencies such as Units and Quicksilver, base stats for everything from freighters to multitools, settlement populations, milestones achieved, and even the specific words you’ve learned in languages. You can also move or give yourself various technologies and resize inventories. It also has an automatic backup system for if things go wrong (did we mention you’ll be using this at your own risk…?).