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Today the No Man'southward Heaven customs was given a rather foreboding message from Sean Murray, founder of the game'southward developer Hello Games. After posting a message in the linguistic communication constitute in No Man's Sky, fans quickly got to work decoding it and found it to exist less insightful than his other tweets and much more than ominous.

The bulletin translates to "Look to the Monolith… The weapon is coming." Information technology'south near as clear as every other cryptic message Murray has posted on Twitter, but this time players strongly believe it is linked with the most recent content update for the game.

Monoliths are objects found across the worlds you'll visit when playing No Man'southward Sky. They're huge alien structures commonly surrounded by two or three Knowledge Stones, each of which gives players a word from an alien language. This ties in with the cryptic bulletin and the demand to decode information technology.

However, Monoliths also present a trouble. Players are given a selection of answers, and they'll be given a reward based on the answer they choose. This reward ranges from a health boost to faction items and fifty-fifty additional understanding of an alien language. What Monoliths don't give players is a weapon.

Earlier this calendar week, the second Expedition for No Homo'due south Heaven launched. Named Beachhead, the Trek gives players some other adventure to embark upon with other players on a brand new save file. Through Beachhead, it's possible to earn rewards such as time-limited patches, ships, and other cosmetic items. Some players on r/NoMansSkyTheGame are convinced that this message is linked with this 2nd Expedition.

No Man'southward Sky players should be used to letters from Murray past at present. This one is definitely more threatening than his by posts, but since they all usually corporeality to very fiddling in terms of gameplay, most players aren't letting themselves get too excited about this.