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FAQs

Should I dismantle or sell in Everspace 2? ›

In the early game, you should almost always dismantle equipment for spare parts as you'll need lots of them for crafting later on. But once you've built up a good supply of those resources, consider selling equipment to various traders.

Legendaries are primarily obtained by doing Ancient Rifts and opening Reliquaries (received from Incursions). Reliquaries always have one legendary, either of its specific equipment type if it has a suffix or any type.

For difficulty in Everspace 2, see Difficulty (ES2). There are three standard difficulties in Everspace: Easy, Normal, and Hard.

When focusing on the main objectives, Everspace 2 is about 31½ Hours in length. If you're a gamer that strives to see all aspects of the game, you are likely to spend around 72½ Hours to obtain 100% completion.

when your leveling, its best to just sell the useless gear. best to destroy for mats everything you dont need at the beginning. money comes easy with missions, and loot covers you for all equipment, so need for selling, better for mats which you will neeed lots of.

Mining in Everspace 2 is the process of collecting ores and crystals directly from the environment.

One named hidden stash, the Ceto Outlaw Outpost Hidden Stash, can be found by searching a cluster of asteroids the area near Union Bridge. Like most of the containers in Everspace 2, players are going to need to figure out how to power a door to access the treasure.

Nightmare difficulty is unlocked after completing the game's story.

The Rail Gun is the best long-range weapon in Everspace 2. With a 'Marksman' upgrade, it can fire at a target over 4.5km away.

Initially, players only have access to one ship, which they nab during their escape from imprisonment at the beginning of the game, but there are far more ships to fly in the game. Everspace 2 breaks its ships down into several broad categories: Light, Medium, and Heavy.

How many people play Everspace 2? ›

Everspace 2 is different. Yes, like the first game, this is a third-person, space-based looter-shooter. But where Everspace was a roguelike, Everspace 2 is full, open-world action-RPG. Everspace focused on short runs through increasingly difficult trials – Everspace 2 boasts a 30-hour campaign.

There's a stronger sense of place, better story, and more interesting cast that feel like they fulfill the original game's potential. Exploration is better than ever, and while combat hasn't changed too much, the careful balancing act of managing your resources makes every encounter feel fresh and exciting.

Enterprising players can take advantage of this by purchasing commodities with a low demand in one system, then selling them at a premium in another system with a high demand for those goods. The value of a commodity does not change with time, it entirely depends on the player's current location and docked station.

Make sure you're in the Shop subtab rather than the hanger one? Hanger just lets you repair and rearm, Shop lets you buy/sell/dismantle things. Go to the Shop tab, hover your mouse over the item and press F to sell.

And if you discover a new one at the dealer, you have a variety of purchase options. (use the new ship directly and sell the old one / use the new one and put the old one in base / put the new one in base).