Is No Man's Sky actually GOOD now?

Welcome to another video on our soft series exploring games that were total disasters at launch that may have become better (or not). Today's episode is about No Man's Sky, a game I actually kinda liked at launch, but obviously wasn't a major hit all around, especially considering the extreme hype train that was trailing behind it.
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[@ShoddyCast]

Of course they'd put NMS on sale for 50% off right when I says it's priced $60. I mean, if you're gonna get it, today's the day to get it.

[@darken2417]

Lol you are like 5 years late to cover this. Still good to point to devs who don't just run away with the money though.

[@JimmyTyner]

They put it for 50% before every one of their biggest major updates that really change the game. I had to put all those qualifiers in because they still update this game so often that there are different levels from visual upgrades to new mechanics with an expedition that shows off the new mechanics and are like a hidden tutorial in a way.

[@jscotthatcher380]

it seems like its always going on sale for half off.

[@kylejohnson6557]

I’m glad you are posting videos again Austin! Have you thought about doing any videos on StarCraft? There is some tremendously interesting stuff going on within the world for MatPat’s lore and your love of science.

[@Zarkoth7]

Shoddy Cast is at its best in years. Great work Austin.

[@AndrewFremantle]

As Austin publishes this video No Man's Sky is currently 50% off on Steam. Coincidence?

[@ShoddyCast]

I knew it was smart of me to get the screenshot of the price while I could still see it...

[@WarMasterX6]

To be fair given the refunds and updates the game has gotten keeping the base price at 60 with very frequent sales anyway...so what?

[@afrothekobold]

I JUST noticed that and was about to comment the exact same thing

[@AhmedMohammed23]

no but actually yes, it's almost always on sale for 50% off be on steam or gog since launch also cyberpunk 2077 at least once every month for a week or so

[@Luckmann]

Very obviously not a coincidence.

[@teazen_tea]

"Would you hurt someone over a butterfly" Kirby fans: *sweets nervously*

[@craig9365]

sweets?

[@lonewolfgardening4237]

Sweats*

[@alex.g7317]

Sweets nervously

[@eriklund7298]

HOLY CRAP! I KNEW THAT I REMEMBERED THIS CHANNEL NAME!! I used to watch your videos all the time and it was the highlight of my younger self’s day. I’m glad i found you again and i’m absolutely going to be binging all of these videos. Good to be back😁

[@escapemenot5860]

unfortunately austin is probably not who you watched as a kid. Austin bought the channel from the original shoddycast crew and then abandoned it to make videos for mattpatt on game theory

[@QUBIQUBED]

@@escapemenot5860 I can't even find any of austin's videos on game theory, I think that he's just gone back here

[@matthewal9545]

I am surprised but appreciative that you are producing videos austin consistently, I really did miss shoddy cast, even your videos, even if they where now what I orignally came for thank you.

[@ImmortalLemon]

Your original No Mans Sky video inspired the story behind a project I’ve been working on. Whether or not it gets published will be a coin toss but hopefully I can find an artist and eventually get this comic going. So thank you Austin. Thank you for inspiring a story that has shaped myself over the course of years

[@Dr.Arson_is_on_fire]

what is the project abt??

[@ImmortalLemon]

@@Dr.Arson_is_on_fire it’s about how you should worry more about enjoying life and the people around you rather than huge scale things that can’t be solved immediately

[@Dr.Arson_is_on_fire]

@@ImmortalLemon seems like a good plot, hope you find what you're looking for! and i hope i can read it if it gets published.

[@rya3190]

Sounds like fun. I'm sure Austin would love this!

[@ImmortalLemon]

@@rya3190 dude if Austin finds it in the future and actually says something about it I will feint

[@lonestoner8297]

I'm glad the game made a turn around. I'm glad I stuck with the game as well. Back when I still had confidence in developers I gave these guys a chance, and slowly but surely they made a game I loved. Now a days I don't give a bad game a chance.

[@unoriginalhazard]

I’m glad it’s doing good now but it shouldn’t have been put in that awkward position in the first place.

[@UnknownAlien475]

@@unoriginalhazard Definitely not.

[@Deadaccountant]

No Man's Sky truly went from a No Man's Buy to a great on sale purchase! I was playing for many hours yesterday, it's amazing that No Man's Sky evolved from tat to treasure.

[@dye5915]

if your under 12 yo it's a great buy with pocket money

[@QUBIQUBED]

@@dye5915 *you're

[@swankshire6939]

I really like how they kept the team small. While many people make the work go faster you also get all of their ideas mixed together. With a small team you can fully flesh out individual ideas better(with enough time).

[@seanvinsick5271]

Watch the internet historian's video on this for a better explanation of the whole story. Austin hit the high points but missed some key context apparent in his conclusion. Also, I've never heard of feature creep. We've always referred to it as scope creep. Which happens a lot in the field. I guess it may be a regional idiom. I thought it was interesting to hear it though.

[@MrHumm3lz]

So awesome to get some Austin content! Great start to the year!

[@Furonanator139]

First off, I'm glad to see you in my feed regularly again and hope you are doing well still

[@donnysheldon5835]

As a OG player the launch version of the game did have butterflies, they were just harder to find back then.

[@valornthered]

10:53 I too enjoyed No Man's Sky on release for exact same reasons. I never watch trailers, E3, or the like for exactly this reason. Lots of stuff gets over-hyped and over-promised on (and sometimes trailers contain major spoilers). When I picked up No Man's Sky, all I knew was it was supposed to be a space exploration game with procedurally generated planets. That's what I got and I was happy.

[@mattpace1026]

So, you think people should not demand actual quality of the products they spend money on, and should just take everything as is with no critical thought whatsoever? Yeah, fuck that bullshit.

[@sophiathekitty]

No man's sky is always going to be an example of a game that should have launched in early access instead of claiming it was ready to launch when it wasn't. Like the success story of what it did after the failed launch was to basically follow the current early access model of big updates that being the game closer to feature complete.

[@trolley7657]

I wasn't there to see it be terrible back in 2016 but I absolutely fell in love with it when I got it in like 2019 or 2020

[@Axel_Whitlock]

I've been bingeing a lot of Shoddy video today and I just wanna say I really like this channel, its one of my absolute favorites on all of KZbin. I like the delivery. I like learning things. I like nuance. This channel is just straight up a good time. Thanks Austin!

[@iza729]

I don't begrudge them that the game is still $60. You get a full game with continuos free updates and no micro-transactions. In this day and age I really appreciate that.

[@conorcrowley6256]

Good to see you're back, I imagine the going will feel slow at first but hope people will find this channel again.

[@Mephilis78]

I didn't even know he waa gone. I remember associating them with Fallout and Elder Scrolls.

[@spric01]

I'm so glad and happy that you are fine and well to return making videos. I 💙 your content... and your voice and humor are a bliss. Thank you. Welcome back.

[@Lamthesavender]

I miss the ‘dear developer, its me austin’ letters 🥲

[@goroakechi6126]

Same. Hope he brings it back.

[@MJ-98]

He's probably waiting to finish reuploading his old ones before starting new ones (or at least get close)

[@Mel_the_Pirate]

Yes!

[@BrotherMag]

Same

[@SoggyCoffeeAddict]

I know, the large majority of his science videos were on game theory. Now that he took them down and just is taking the longest time to reupload them, I'm just losing interest you know. Only so many times you can rewatch the same 20 or so science videos and what not 😂

[@enzobigot69420]

It really feels good to hear you again after so long. I really missed your videos and overall style

[@Justshrimpsfine]

I'm in the minority who loved the initial release because the thing I was so excited about and looking forward to was the incredible scale and how it was achieved. I can't be more happy that they were able to make the game they wanted, but I always loved the math and scale behind what they released and will always be impressed by what it is.

[@Starnote123]

This is an interesting take on the "Butterfly effect"

[@SakhotGamer]

I keep forgetting I subscribed here and I'm like: "who's ShoddyCast? when did I sub?" and then open the video and hear... Austin! Of course I subbed!

[@jacksonfurlong3757]

They didn't rush it to market for the fans, they rushed it to market for their shareholders.

[@clampfan101]

I loved your Shipbreaker video, and am looking forward to more Lost & Found in addition to ShoddyCast.

[@kittylynn1397]

I bought this game in 2016 when it dropped to $20 😅 I thought it was ok, but over time has become so much fun. There’s a learners curve though and boy did I get frustrated.

[@Eraktab]

Just happy to see Austin back here. I only watched Game Theory for your videos. Pretending I understand force transfer physics is a great time. Even videos like these are just fun to see. Glad you're still posting Austin. We love you :D

[@sl1ck557]

Good to see more consistent content in the channel again. Hope 2023 is good for it.

[@martinpat94]

I feel like the difference between this and other games is that it was ten guys in a studio that flooded and their only experience with a game previously was Henry Danger, a phone game. So I think Hello Games as an Indie game developer deserves a second chance more so then AAA developers with huge teams.

[@YourNeighborhoodGaming]

I loved it when it first came out... but it is amazing now.

[@YourNeighborhoodGaming]

Holy crap... I just got to the part where you said the first part of this.... lol

[@drakassociate9833]

I think the game now... is really solid lots to do "story" threads to follow loads of ships to collect combat can be fun ect ect the frame problems don't happen as often or as badly if you are playing on a good pc, and the game had surprisingly good VR support not only does the game look incredible in vr but it controls rather intuitively with the actual VR controller

[@flareside259]

You missed some huge points in NMS history. Them getting flooded and loosing pretty much everything, and them doing their ARG Waking Titan. Waking Titan being one of the coolest things ive experienced for a game.

[@TheAdvertisement]

7:44 I love you ad-libbed gibberish here lmao.

[@gwoody4003]

The answer is: Yeah, pretty much. I have almost 1400 hours total over 4 years. Its easily my favorite game, and whenever I do get bored with it there happens to be an update or expedition thats dropped and the enthusiasm comes roaring right back. Its super chill and weird in a good way. Its like Salvador Dali and Roger Dean dropped acid and made a video game. There is a ton to do and no real pressure to do anything. Its 100% on what you feel like doing at the time. There's several definitions of "success" for this game and dozens of ways to achieve it. Its got the best building mini-game of any game I have ever played. And its huge. 18,000,000,000,000,000,000 planets in 265 galaxies that are fully explorable. If its on sale, I say give it a shot. Watch some tutorial vids so you aren't frustrated in the early game because there is a LOT to learn and know, and the game only shows you the very basics. Check out Jason Plays and Survival Bob on KZbin, their beginner guides are top notch.

[@kaioo1658]

Your favorite game? Lmao! This game fuckin sucks you build a base no one will ever see and buy ships no one will ever see. No player contact. It’s a fuckin pointless POs

[@gemberkoekje]

If they released the game as early access it wouldn't be near as much angry mob as there was. And the VR support of NMS is one of the best I've seen, probably the best for a non-VR exclusive.

[@zacharyreed5318]

I never had any frame rate or loading issues when going to and from planets. I can sometimes see the terrain popping in if I go to too many areas too quickly like using the fast travel a few times then quickly heading down to a planet, but the issues like you showed sound more like a hardware problem of some kind but idk im just a random dumb nerd

[@wolfen210959]

Same here, only times I've had any issues with it, have all been due to hardware. Of course, he is probably trying to run it in 4k, which is not something any sane person should do, not if you want a smooth gaming experience anyway.

[@yahazekreacts]

I'm glad to see that this is not just a worse version of internet historian's no man's sky video. I wasn't expecting to learn anything new after watching his, but here I am enjoying a unique vid on a topic that's been extensively covered on KZbin by now. Good shit bro

[@iconic_trash6721]

I had forgotten about nms completely lol, awesome to see theyve been working on it so much

[@Benjamin-rq1fi]

Love you Austin, glad you're back 😊

[@stephenhamilton2678]

Love your videos makes my days better and your amazing.

[@Amigafur]

I've virtually been playing since the beginning (November 2016) I've always loved this game. And it only gets better and better

[@Copper.Trees.]

Hey, this is a lot of videos in rapid succession. I hope this is an indicator of both a calmer life and better mental health. You're a favorite creator of mine! Keep making what your making, and rest when you need to!

[@Cinnamon_Shaey]

The issue you talked about with game laggin when entering a planet i have never had and have played for 400 ish hours, almost exclusively in multiplayer, don't know if that has something to do with it, but have never had lag at least not to the point showed on the vid, do you have the game on a decent ssd? That might help the game stream in textures faster, I don't fully know, but your example haut looks very extreme like you were playing on a 20 year old harddrive with windows vista installed😅

[@xxXTwiTchyMcGeeXxx]

No Man's Sky is the underappreciated game standard that needs more applause. All the improvement and even greater gameplay without a single paid dlc. This is the gaming norm that people need to expect.

[@stevenmiller279]

I ended up buying the game when it first released, it was pretty cool, it was novel. But the updates have been insane. I stopped playing it for a while and then saw the fractal update drop, and decided to jump into it again and was shocked at how different it was.

[@Teomaniac]

An answer to the title: Yes, yes it is. It’s an amazing game now and I play it all the time

[@ralfsfilips4154]

Guys.. we have to accept Austin as shoddycast

[@Raging_Phoenix3]

Honestly I've genuinely loved this game since it's first release. For me every update since has been like Christmas! I'll be playing No Mans Sky for years to come just like Minecraft, Skyrim, Fallout new vagas, and Borderlands 1 and 2, No Mans Sky is absolutely iconic and unique and will always hold a special place in my heart.

[@shoutingalice2943]

Hey, I really appreciate the developers just doing their best. It's hard to be both artist and developer. Good for them for continuing the project

[@1wayroad935]

Unlike Star Citizen, this is actually a real game

[@joelovett3098]

20 degrees cooler in this shade.

[@GBS4893]

Shots are fired, even the ground is burned

[@idontknoq4813]

OOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[@LargeFather69]

Loving both tbh, those two plus Elite Dangerous is the deep space trifecta rn. SC for detail, ED for expanse, NMS for exploration

[@pawned79]

I keep coming back to NMS because of videos like this, but the game is still 99% melting rocks. Am I misunderstanding how to play the game?

[@ascended8174]

If you're collecting resources manually with your mining lazer and not using your ship/outright buying materials, you're doing it wrong

[@pawned79]

@@ascended8174 That is exactly what I mean. I didn’t realize you could get your needed resources other than melting rocks. Making trade at a vender seems self-explanatory; I have bought something (using melted rocks) before. How do you gather resources using your ship?

[@ascended8174]

@@pawned79 You can use any ship weapon but the shotgun (forgot the in game term) is best. Upgrade it with a couple modules bought with nanites at the Space Station then fly to a planet surface. Find a nice forest or patch of rocks and start shooting. You'll find yourself with more Ferrite and Carbon than you'll know what to do with after a few minutes of shooting. What you can't shoot usually can be bought, like Oxygen and Zinc Once you do that, you're free to engage in pretty much any activities you want without needing to worry about supplies

[@pawned79]

@@ascended8174 Seriously, I did not realize you could just strafe an area with gunfire and reap rewards. I will have to mull over this and consider trying it again.

[@mzov_1724]

"let's start at the beginning" in a shoddycast video Thought I'd never hear it here again

[@Shaddosa]

I had a ship with a max speed of 12,000mp/s before an update wrecked it. Haven't really played since, but it is a visually stunning game, and after hundreds of hours played, I can honestly say it is one of my favourite games

[@cossakrose]

*watching while on my lunch break* "Let me pose a question for you: Would you hurt somebody-" YES! YES!! ABSOLUTELY YES!! "-over a butterfly." Oh... :(

[@ShoddyCast]

u doin okay Cossak

[@cossakrose]

@@ShoddyCast oh just retail, you know how it can be. Even at Lowes we get the worst of people sometimes and even worse when corporate is coming so the managers are all up in a tizzy.

[@randomsandwichian]

Firstly, I, as one of your many viewers, really appreciate hearing from you once more. Secondly, all those vile human-shaped gutter trash truly deserve to be ignored (I'd prefer them dealt their just desert more than not) with how much the Internet has helped cultivate their garbage values as an individual. You sir are reminding each and every day who I will always choose to be, better than any one of them can ever be.

[@revelle8605]

I enjoyed the game from just about the beginning, too! Very chill, it felt almost like the game equivalent of ASMR. Stopped playing it for a few years then picked it up again, and was amazed by how far it had come--and by the fact that fun new updates just. Kept. Dropping! I can't do anything but laud the team's dedication to providing consistent new content for the game for years and years; and for free, too, instead of doing the modern thing of monetizing every tiny thing! Hellogames has proven themselves as genuinely good folks, at least in my eyes. (Also, about the rough launch, wasn't there a fire or something that basically destroyed the entire game and forced them to remake it rapidly? Or am I remembering wrong? A shame google is too shite to look that kind of info up now, wish I could be sure.)

[@Caramirdan]

A flood of their office destroyed it. They rebuilt.

[@TabalugaDragon]

I don't have any framerate issues entering a planet. There is a slight freeze *exiting* the planet but not during entering.

[@kannraorhara]

Multiplayer is still a bit iffy. Can't really collab with someone to get the 'missions' done, as if you do one part and someone does the other part then you'll have to restart the part they did. ie the base stuff. I built a building, but my brother put the system in place, so I had to build one. But I had to move out of the place I'd made because they were too close together and go fairly far away. So we just basically started playing in tandem instead of together.

[@ZanesZygot]

The game came a long way, but as you said, the optimization at times seems to have only got worse, I could run at a decent framerate when the game released but after some updates I couldn't anymore. Also the multiplayer has some issues for even the most basic things. But yeah it's a chill game with lots to do nowadays.

[@imaron]

So he's actually back for real. Heck yeah

[@raidear_official]

I love no man's sky. I played it when it first released and I fell In love with it but I regret trading in the disk for something else because It got the biggest update the minute I did

[@decoded360]

The frame rate drops when entering a planet atmosphere were fixed by Fractal, as well as a lot of other bugs and glitches! Plays much more smoothly, I'm very excited to get psvr2 for no man's sky 🥰

[@D44RK_Iced_Yogs]

I bought this game about 3 years ago on sale when it was going up and up! I haven’t played it, why? Because I’ve been a bit too lazy and busy with other titles. I’ve always had it downloaded, and it’s probably about time I give a shot 100% blind. Wish me luck! Thanks for reminding me Austin!

[@AndalusianLuis]

Don’t bother playing it though. It gets boring fast.

[@jscotthatcher380]

if you like chill crafting and survival games, then its really good. it does has stuff to fight and whatnot but nothing to really write home about.

[@jamesroy791]

Strange I never had leg problems when loading into a new planet and I play on switch

[@thejustinjustin1233]

It’s been good for a couple of years now. It just takes patience and genuine interest to play it and not drop it.

[@andyb1653]

The game is quite engaging at least initially. But when boredom starts to set in, the dropoff is precipitous.

[@abe-danger]

perhaps try and get in contact with patreon to somehow merge both patreons

[@wow-jx1rp]

Hi Austin I have a question what happened to you on game theory?

[@commentary4298]

The keeping quiet and working on the problem sounds like how WoTC handled the OGL debacle.

[@simkedj]

Yes. No man sky is now master peace. After so many years im stil playing it. Its become my favorite. =)

[@Justin_North]

Someone called Austin a rat??? Gentlemen, grab your pitchforks.

[@hazard7732]

About the low framerate when entering a planet, I haven't gotten that on PS4 in years. I did get this issue where I couldn't land until the game generated some extra level of detail though. On Ps5, it's all butter smooth.

[@nocny_szperacz]

I am very happy that Hello Games fixed the game and that it has its loyal fanbase. Unfortunately, it didn't work in my case. I've had a few tries (last about half a year ago) and found it to be very repetitive. In addition, there is no real MMO, which we were promised from the beginning. I wish them more success, tons of DLC for players and that the game will finally become a real MMO ;)

[@Lancer376]

It's funny to me because space engineers is a fraction of what no man's sky wants to be; but excells at ship building, resource, gathering, planet physics and space travel (even if it is on a much much much much much smaller scale).

[@dqixsoss7436]

Great video, thank you xx

[@smokysky2547]

I was not sure, but you ARE the angry dude from game theory XD I really like your content there, I will for sure enjoy it here too :D

[@MBroam]

I think Internet Historian's take on the PR disaster was more accurate than Sean simply lying (highly introverted game dev shoved into the overwhelming train wreck that is the gaming industry hype machine.) and because of his redemptive process, he gets a lot more sympathy and understanding from me than say, oh, Todd Howard (I expect a very broken Star Field upon release that takes years and the hard work of non paid modders to be made to work right 🤪 ) Also in regards to your frame rate issues; are you running it on a SSD? I had many of the same issues and found by moving it to a SSD that the loading lag pretty much disappeared. Hope that helps

[@CowwieNZ]

I liked NMS at launch my issue is they should have been truthful and called it a early access game that still needed a ton of planned features added to it. I would love it if they improved the flight model or at least had a option for these who want a less automated arcadey flight model.

[@bluexco]

Do you still work with Gane Theory?

[@VeritabIlIti]

I'd just like to say Austin, I totally would have watched your Hardspace video if KZbin did its goddamn job and actually showed me it came out!

[@jimmyhazard]

It's been great for a while.

[@YOEL_44]

I know there are elements of the game that I will enjoy, but I also know that the main gameplay loop is not for me, so I don't know...

[@ralphiecifaretto8961]

I think the biggest problem is that they released it at full price when it was nothing more than a tech demo at initial release. If they sold it for like $25 with the offer of paid dlc later on, nobody would have been upset. But in the end, it worked out great.

[@paulscott2037]

*raises hand* I watched the Hardspace Shipbreaker video.

[@dirtylizardneck3890]

There were butterflies in og nms i gt screens

[@TY-up1xp]

Love this game, but only started playing at NEXT. Thanks for this vid on the game, Austin. :)

[@ericlondon2663]

I was/am an OG NMS player. In 2023 it is NOT the dumpsterfire it was at launch. NMS is not a game for CoD Bros. It is for a chill crowd.

[@glitterstar3333]

I’d love to play this game, but I still have no clue how to advance (I always get stuck) 😭😭

[@theunprofessional5359]

Laughed HARD at the dig at Elite! Hello Games shut the hell up and got to work. It brought the I.P. around. Frontier Dev. is great with the first half of that and seem to forgo the second. And by Frontier I'm referring to those at the upper echelons. The boots on the ground staff is stuck doing what they are allowed to do.

[@erdrick8670]

Who else is going to go watch the ship breakers video because they forgot it existed until this?

[@fcm3d]

Hooray it's Austin!

[@Ironra]

I have to say that they are the only game or gaming company, to my knowledge, that has taken the time to bring their promise to the real world. How many E3s have come and gone with nothing but lies and promises about the ultimate games that flopped after 6 months or were complete hot garbage compared to the promises we paid 60 dollars for. Remember Anthem? And NMS brought it back from the brink with out hammering ppl with paid dlc. Though, It is big and has so many features that it is a little daunting id have to say but otherwise its fun progressing to new and better things. ps Austin i have an old 1070 and i have no issues running, but i also have the game on a solid state, so if your running it on a hard drive that may be the rendering problem. I know my cpu could keep a family warm in the winter though when i play. pps Its good to have you back!

[@fcm3d]

I really like the expeditions.

[@Bumpchunt]

Cue the ominous music: *a Kohl’s ad starts playing* fuck Kohl’s I guess

[@CaptainFalcoZC]

Yussssssss No Man's Sky. Edit: After watching the video fully now, I am a bit surprised. I felt him going as far as to as to say "ehhhhhhhhhhh" instead of "yeah it's good" after mountains of free updates is kind of weird, especially after he liked it at launch. With more and more added, I just find more and more stuff to like about this game. And yeah, I fell 60 dollars is a little much considering when it was released, but like he even said it constantly gets updates. Considering how far along it is, I feel the price tag is more justified now considering the amount of content. But either way I guess, to each their own. Just kind of surprised. By the way, at the time of release of this video, the game is on sale for half off on steam, and 30 dollars is a WAY better price than 60.

[@D44RK_Iced_Yogs]

They kept going and keep going! It’s so awesome to see a passionate game, especially nowadays when so many games are released like No Man’s Sky and aren’t EVER polished afterwards or just dropped after very few updates. It’s what made me get the game 3 years ago when it was on sale and although I haven’t played it- it was money well spent, I’m glad I supported a company like them.

[@CaptainFalcoZC]

@@Arbbal I got what I wanted. I liked it on release, much like Austin said. Also, your comparison doesn't make sense. Brakes are necessary for the car to function. The game worked when it launched, it just didn't have the extra features. It would be much more like a salesman promising a back up camera, satellite radio, and a sunroof and not getting it. And now the car has all that plus a lot of extras that were installed at no extra charge. Sorry, unlike you, I'm not willing to fellate my own ego, posting the same reply on more than one comment in order to prove "I am right". I merely stated my own opinion, you were just straight up rude.

[@patriot639]

I played No Man's Sky around launch and I rather liked it. I even named a lot of life forms and whatnot. Though that got tedious quickly. I loved learning languages and meeting different sentient aliens and trying to uncover the mystery.

[@Ryu_D]

Thank you for the video.

[@peq42_]

Also might be worth saying: ALL UPDATES are F R E E