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At some point, everyone in theirNo Man’s Skyplaythrough wants to find an Earth-like planet to settle down on. From large bodies of water to green trees and almost no hazards, paradise worlds have everything you may want from a peaceful experience inNo Man’s Sky.
Paradise planets are a subtype of lush planets, and they can be quite a hard find inNo Man’s Sky. For those looking to discover one, here’s a rundown on what you need to know aboutparadise planets inNo Man’s Skyand how to find them.
How To Find Paradise Planets In No Man’s Sky
Look For Planets With Paraffinium Or Star Bulb
The easiest way to find a paradise planet inNo Man’s Skyis by usingStar Bulb or Paraffinium, which are exclusive to lush planets. Ifyou have collected Paraffiniumor Star Bulb during your travels, you can use the Catalogue to locate them.
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This will lead you to a lush planet, but it isn’t guaranteed to be a paradise planet. It can also be tropical, humid, overgrown, or any other subtype of lush planet. They often have all the things you may want from an Earth-like planet, but some of them may feature aggressive Sentinels and occasional storms. Even if you don’t end up finding a paradise planet, a lush planet of other types may be just as good.
Travel To The Lush Galaxy
No Man’s Skyhas multiple galaxies that you can travel tofrom the Galactic Core. The first time you do that is at the end of the main story, where Atlas offers you a choice of where to go. There, you should choose the lush galaxy that has a higher chance of having lush and paradise planets.
Traveling to the Galactic Core takes a lot of warp jumps, but you can alsolook for Portals and specific coordinatesthat can shorten your trips. One of thebest galaxies to look for lush planets is Eissentam. It’s the 10th galaxy inNo Man’s Sky, which means you’re in for a little road trip, unless you know someone who has a base in that galaxy that you can travel to using the Anomaly.
