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Want to build the Taj Mahal? Do it, please send pics.
Want to be and intergalactic smuggler? Do it, tell me that story.
More than anything I suggest doing exactly whatever you want to do, You will end up completing the story to unlock certain things regardless.
Yes. If you continue doing the little "busy-work" quests in the original questline, it will lead you through a faster path to obtaining technology upgrades, meeting AI workers for your workstations, and what many will say is most important, your first FREE capital ship.
Eventually that questline will split into different routes, each of which can be ignored, followed, or dabbled upon at your personal leisure. But again, you can stop following any line whenever you decide you'd rather do something else.
i ve read most people just go with atlas pass and explore not sure what it means. What kinds of routes it splits? and so following till free capital ship will be more optimal? i mean if i follow all story line do i have any progress that i achive in game resource ships etc
The other route is story-related, every telling you what it's for would be the most massive spoiler in the entire game.
The game does not have what I would call "progress," based on the fact that you can at literally any moment decide "this is boring AF" and delete the mission. You do gather monetary wealth, you do increase in popularity / social standing with the AI races, and you do attain better upgrades for yourself, your weapon/tool, your ships, and base (if you build one). But in terms of progress, as in moving the game-world forward, it's just all about you: who/what you are (you can give yourself crazy alien and robot heads in the custom stations), why you're exploring, ..."meaning of life" type of stuff.
The Artemis Path, all the way through to the end of The Purge.
The Atlas Path.
The Autophage mission, They Who Returned. (This becomes available only after completing the Artemis Path and visiting a Harmonic Camp in a dissonant system.)
While these missions enhance your experience and grant access to additional content, they’re not mandatory for enjoying the core gameplay.