How to Get Exocrafts Fast in No Man’s Sky

To travel through the vast expanses of the No Man’s Sky universe, you need a good spaceship, and there are plenty to choose from in the game. Most of the different spaceships can be bought from NPCs or found while traveling through space, but not all of them are equally good. If you want to get one of the best vehicles in the game, you should read this article to the end. Today we will talk about Exocrafts and tell you how to get them faster.

How to Get Exocrafts Fast in No Man’s Sky

Exocrafts are the best and highest quality ships in No Man’s Sky, and there are six of them in the game:

• Roamer
• Nomad
• The Pilgrim
• The Colossus
• The Minotaur
• The Nautilon

Unlike other spaceships that you can find or buy, Exocrafts need to be built by yourself, and each of them will require a specific Geobay blueprint.

If you are not in a hurry to get Exocraft, you need to go through the story part of the game and complete the story quests. Depending on your pace of the game, after a while, completing quests will earn you most of the Geobay blueprints. Next, you need to spend some consumables to craft your first Exocraft.

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But talking of the fastest way to get Exocraft, then you need to do something else:

• Go to the Space Anomaly.
• Next, go to the Construction and Research Terminal.
• You can buy any Geobay from this place, but you will need a lot of Salvaged Data.
• Although there are six Exocrafts in the game, you need to create the very first of them to unlock access to the rest.
• You need to buy the Geobay Roamer Blueprint for 10 Salvaged Data.
  
• You can create an Exocraft Roamer while on the same Space Anomaly, and for this, you will need the following resources: Metal Platings, Ion Batteries, and Paraffinium.

After creating the first Exocraft, you will be able to create the rest. In the future, you can improve your Exocraft by purchasing parts and upgrading modules from merchants aboard space stations.