The Cosmos update for No Man's Sky brings changes to star systems, making them more realistic and diverse. Players will encounter outposts, abandoned freighters, asteroid belts, and anomalies at fixed, re-visitable locations within these systems.
New Infested Outposts have been added, presenting players with biological horrors and viral mass that require a Gravitino Coil to clear. These outposts offer rare and valuable samples for those who successfully navigate their challenges.
The update also introduces new industrial salvage mechanics. Players can now strip valuable parts from abandoned space hulks, but must exercise caution to preserve the integrity of their finds and avoid triggering chain reactions.
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The No Man's Sky Cosmos update enhances star systems with more realistic and varied points of interest, including re-visitable fixed locations for outposts, freighters, and anomalies. This update adds new exploration and salvage opportunities for players within the game.