Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Totally Vanilla Gaming presents my first Sentinel Interceptor- a tutorial on exactly how to find a black and yellow hornet Interceptor in the Euclid Galaxy. In this video, I will show the details of this gorgeous starship, its base stats, and exactly how to find it, including Glyphs and signal booster coordinates.
As a novice player of No Man's Sky, I have not had the opportunity before to look for an Interceptor, but I was very happy with the first ship I found. I understand they are all distinctly different, and you can farm them for the models you prefer. I haven't followed the main story enough to even have Glyphs yet, so I have to salvage them the hard way, locally. But the technique yielded excellent results here. Hope you enjoy the tutorial!
Edited to add: I forgot to mention in the video that I left both a save beacon and a signal booster at the crash site. I realize now that the crash site itself is irrelevant- you don't just go to it and presto, there's another ship. But at the time, I hadn't read the Echo Locator stuff and didn't understand the technique. As of today, I've already spawned a second Hornet myself, finding a second crash with an Echo Locator. Hope this works for you!
Tagging the channel who's helped me out with NMS, #beeblebum !
Totally Vanilla Gaming
Video Copyrighted 2024
by Keith Savage
Totally Vanilla Gaming presents my first Sentinel Interceptor- a tutorial on exactly how to find a black and yellow hornet Interceptor in the Euclid Galaxy. In this video, I will show the details of this gorgeous starship, its base stats, and exactly how to find it, including Glyphs and signal booster coordinates.
As a novice player of No Man's Sky, I have not had the opportunity before to look for an Interceptor, but I was very happy with the first ship I found. I understand they are all distinctly different, and you can farm them for the models you prefer. I haven't followed the main story enough to even have Glyphs yet, so I have to salvage them the hard way, locally. But the technique yielded excellent results here. Hope you enjoy the tutorial!
Edited to add: I forgot to mention in the video that I left both a save beacon and a signal booster at the crash site. I realize now that the crash site itself is irrelevant- you don't just go to it and presto, there's another ship. But at the time, I hadn't read the Echo Locator stuff and didn't understand the technique. As of today, I've already spawned a second Hornet myself, finding a second crash with an Echo Locator. Hope this works for you!
Tagging the channel who's helped me out with NMS, #beeblebum !
Totally Vanilla Gaming
Video Copyrighted 2024
by Keith Savage
