What happens if you accept Atlas Path?

Accepting the Atlas Path in No Man’s Sky will lead you through a series of interactions with the Atlas Interface located in strange space stations, ultimately resulting in the option to either birth a new star or walk away, with the former granting you the Star Seed blueprint. Completing the Atlas Path will also allow you to see Black Holes on the Galaxy Map without assistance and provide you with a few technological advancements and warp drive fuels, although these rewards can be acquired through other means in less than an hour of gameplay.

Atlas Path Outcomes and Rewards

The Atlas Path is a significant part of the No Man’s Sky experience, offering a unique narrative and gameplay opportunities.

Understanding the Atlas Path

The path is filled with mysterious encounters and decisions that impact your journey.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Q: What happens if I complete the Atlas Path? A: Completing the Atlas Path will show you the way to a Black Hole, taking you closer to the galactic core, and release you from the Atlas’s shackles, allowing you to explore freely.

2. Q: What are the benefits of completing the Atlas Path? A: The benefits include seeing Black Holes on the Galaxy Map, receiving the Star Seed blueprint if you choose to birth a new star, and getting a few technological advancements and warp drive fuels.

3. Q: Can I do the Atlas Path twice? A: Yes, if you’ve already completed the Atlas Path and it reappears in your Mission Log, you’ll need to complete it again to dismiss it.

4. Q: What happens if I let Atlas reset the universe? A: Resetting the universe allows you to move on to a galaxy of your choice, and you’ll still have access to the Elucid galaxy.

5. Q: Should I accept the Atlas Path in No Man’s Sky? A: It’s recommended to follow the in-game guidance, possibly completing the Artemis Path first, as it mixes with the Expanding the Base mission.

6. Q: Can you finish Atlas Path after Artemis? A: Yes, you can complete the Atlas Path after finishing the Artemis Path, and it’s actually recommended to do so for a more comprehensive storyline experience.

7. Q: What is the rarest item in NMS? A: The Gold GUPPY with Cowled Rear Thruster is considered the rarest item in No Man’s Sky.

8. Q: Can you do both paths in No Man’s Sky? A: Yes, you can complete both the Atlas and Artemis paths, and doing so provides different outcomes and enhances the overall storyline.

9. Q: Should I birth a star or walk away in No Man’s Sky? A: Choosing to birth a new star will grant you the Star Seed blueprint, but the choice ultimately depends on your personal preference and gameplay goals.

10. Q: Does NMS have multiple endings? A: Yes, No Man’s Sky has an alternate ending that can be achieved by following the Atlas Path and collecting Atlas Stones.

11. Q: How long does it take to complete Atlas? A: The time it takes to complete the Atlas Path can vary, but the narrative part of the game will take around 15-20 hours to complete.

12. Q: Can you do Atlas Path and Artemis? A: Yes, both paths can be completed, and they provide complementary lore that enhances the overall No Man’s Sky experience.

13. Q: Can I do The Atlas Path after The Purge? A: Yes, you can start the Atlas Path after completing The Purge, and it’s possible to begin it immediately after entering a new galaxy.

14. Q: What happens if you put Artemis in simulation? A: If Artemis is alive in the simulation, they will contact you via Holo-Terminus, and you must decide whether to inform them of the truth or keep them in the dark.

15. Q: Is the Atlas a god in NMS? A: The Atlas is worshipped as a god by the majority of Korvax and Gek, but the Vy’keen are divided, with some seeing it as a false god based on the teachings of Hirk the Great or Nal.