As Larry and his crew approached the star system owned by the advanced alien civilization, they were in awe of the sheer size and complexity of the Oryxs dreadnought. The ship was the size of a small moon, and its surface was covered in advanced technologies and intricate designs.
Upon arriving, Larry and his team were met by a group of aliens who welcomed them and escorted them to the ship's main temple. The temple was a vast, open space filled with glowing crystals and ancient artifacts. Larry was fascinated by the intricate carvings on the walls and the strange symbols etched into the crystal pillars.
After touring the temple, the aliens took Larry and his team to visit their mining facilities. The facilities were massive, stretching for miles underground, and filled with advanced machinery that was able to extract precious minerals from even the most inhospitable environments.
As they explored the facilities, Larry couldn't help but feel a sense of awe at the sheer scale of the operation. The aliens had mastered the art of mining and were able to extract vast quantities of resources with incredible efficiency.
Finally, the aliens took Larry and his team to their capital ship, the Oryxs dreadnought. The ship was even more impressive up close, with its sleek lines and advanced weaponry. As they toured the ship, Larry marveled at the advanced technology that was used to power and control the vessel.
As they left the ship and returned to their own vessel, Larry couldn't help but feel a sense of humility. The advanced alien civilization had accomplished feats that were beyond anything he had ever imagined, and he knew that he had much to learn from them.
But as Larry and his team continued on their journey, he also knew that there were countless other wonders and mysteries waiting to be discovered in the vast expanse of the universe. And he was determined to explore them all.
Meet the Builder
insidevort3x | PS4 | Glitch Builder
Greetings fellow Interlopers! I am insideVotr3x (aka Outer_Vort3x).
I was practically born with a controller in my hand. I was introduced to the Atari 2600, Commodore 64 & NES early in life. I also grew up minutes from the Worlds Largest Arcade where many days were spent.
I am a day 1 NMS player who left shortly after launch only to return with the NEXT update & haven’t looked back since. With almost 8000 hours logged across 2 accounts…
I started with basic bases & noticed others experimenting with different building techniques to achieve amazing results. Little did I know that this would become the foundation of something called glitch building. Threw myself into learning everything I could (and still do!) by amazing community members sharing their methods allowing me to figure out different methods myself.
One of my favorite things is visiting player bases & getting inspiration from them. Often it’s not the flashy stuff that excites me, it’s the little details I never would have noticed.
I try to build a couple bases a month & upload them to YouTube to give other builders ideas on their own builds. If I can inspire even 1 fellow builder to try something new then it's worth it to me.
Outside of NMS I collect & play classic video games & consoles, chess, playing music (guitar, bass, mandolin, piano) on open jam nights & traveling when I can. Severe health issues prevent me from working full time but I volunteer my time 3 days a week to a couple local organizations.