No Man's Sky Is Unrecognizable in 2023

[@digitaldystopiaVR]

No Man's Sky is an example of a developer that truly loves their creation.

[@nightshadow76]

And lied about it on release seems like a shady dev team thta needed more time its just now close to what thye promised at launch

[@Ancestralsword8]

The team at Hello Games has truly gone above and beyond for this game

[@Ricozaza]

They had to after how awful the game was at launch

[@KisaMyAzz]

@@Ricozaza That's the thing, they really didn't have to but they did anyway. Most game dev companies would not have done the same.

[@nioxic77]

They really should because they really did screw up during the promotional stuff, before its launch. so many promises that turned out to be BS

[@leoleo1035]

The game was FAR from awful at launch. But they did lie and betrayed people's trust. However, they could've simply bagged the money and left, because the game was a hit even with the refunds. So yeah, they didn't have to.@@Ricozaza

[@leoleo1035]

100% this. Most scumbag companies would've just left. Hello Games took the L, apologized and fixed it. We can't say the same for many other companies, including the monster Blizzard, which is too proud to admit they fucking suck at hearing their audience.@@KisaMyAzz

[@drewk7557]

I got it right after they added the base construction. And while there are still lingering bugs, it is the type of game you can just take your time through and just explore stuff. It is possible to get to a point where you have done pretty much everything at that point. In which case, you wait until the next Expedition and start over, which isn't a bad thing.

[@logan123437]

That includes visiting every planet? lol

[@Jaekization]

Not to mention the work they put into the Switch version with the Echoes update makes the game look amazing. Easily one of the best looking games on Switch now.

[@Renzuken3]

the Founder of Hello games took equity out of his house to use as the seed money they needed to make no mans sky... I cant imagine the stress and pressure he felt on those first days of launch when people were shitting on the game and tearing the game apart in the reviews after all that work and effort...to have turned it all around is a epic comeback story worth of a fucking movie ...the balls and strength he had to have in those first few weeks was insane and even after all that he did not charge player MORE money for pay to win ships or loot boxes or any of that bullshit ...mad respect to him

[@RedShadowOfSaturn]

One of my favorite Force series, "unrecognizable in [year]." Not just because he gets sponsored by the devs, but because he gets to gush about some games he likes that he may not play a ton at the current moment. All good. 👍

[@hawkinatorgamer9725]

I got the game in 2021 and just could not get into it, started playing at again today and WOW. I dont know if I was just missing the point, or did not give it enough time but this is an awesome game. Played it for about 6 hours straight today and had a blast, incredible game.

[@ReiseLukas]

I just got it recently. Haven't gotten far but I have enjoyed it so far

[@DdHenley307]

I started this when Starfield disappointed and it's really neat. I can understand why it wouldn't be for everyone but I think it's fantastic

[@Tourens]

We need new The Day Before video asap Force xD

[@ZackBasson]

Cannot express my love for this game/team enough.

[@raversmiracle2]

My wife and I tried playing this like 8 months ago. The multiplayer seems to have been overlooked because we couldn't continue playing the story together because one of the items that the host gets is not received by the other player. This means that the second player can't continue going through the tutorials in order to unlock other planets. Not sure if this has been fixed or not.

[@Grorl]

Wonder if that was a bug after an update. My son and i played it about a year, actually, probably close to 2 years now. And we got pretty far as coop.

[@raversmiracle2]

@@Grorl No clue. I just know that I wasn't able to craft the item my wife had and I couldn't interact with the one she had. It stopped me from finishing my house.

[@wolfen210959]

The tutorial is meant to be played solo, that way when you reach the multiplayer hub, each player will have all of the tools they need to play true multiplayer, That is why you did not get the required items, but your wife did. @@raversmiracle2

[@Gtneff]

I only play on the psvr2. It's truly the best VR experience I've had and I can't put it down

[@EngineVSEngine]

I've been playing it again over the past week and it still doesn't have anything to make me want to stay. Most planets are nothing special to look at, they all have the same bases\buildings and the little objects for you to discover and open. The main purpose of the game is to work to gain new objects so you can do more of the same pointless planet discoveries. It's like Farming Simulator where the only purpose is to gain more and better farming equipment so you can do more farming, rinse and repeat.

[@bscarl88]

An all time favorite game of mine. I think I've put the most time into NMS

[@shaymic20]

LIGHT NO FIRE IS COMING OUT SOON AS WELL!!!! SO EXCITED!!!

[@royberube4730]

I just bought this on sale. All of the feature updates without any DLC is so refreshing - you can buy the game and that is it.

[@moonrooster7160]

Its on sale rn for black friday. Copped it, gran turismo 7, dying light 2 and culhead

[@flayrekapperz7862]

I thought full-coop multi-player was not in the game ? From the hour or two of multi-player things I've tried to research, there is no full coop. You have individual saves and you can join up at some points. No shared inventories, research, etc. It's not really full coop like raft for exemple.

[@zilvoxidgod]

this seems like a whole new game but... are any of these systems deep enough to actually be fun? Or is it a bunch of shallow half-baked mechanics that offer a little variety but then it all becomes incredibly repetitive?

[@aspioo]

And sponsor video worked, was sceptical cuz I remembered launch version, not even watched whole video, bought this sheet on black friday (50% off so it's good time to obtain it)

[@hammerofscience534]

Makes me want to start over but damn I have billions of dollars and a awesome freighter, its hard to give that up.

[@wolfen210959]

Nah, you can start a completely new save, without overwriting your original, if you don't like your new save, just go back to your old one. I believe that you can have up to 20 different save slots, not too sure, it's been a while.

[@Crazozourus]

Hello Games pulled Obama in South Park.

[@artemcultura6191]

Great vid. Got a sub and a like. Might think about giving it another whirl.

[@raisinraisin734]

Wow, I haven’t played this game since 2018 I’m hopping on right now

[@jeffsmith9384]

Did they ever fix it so that two players can summon their freighters at the same time?

[@MrDYETYME]

Also VR ON PC IS AWESOME.

[@ammod4827]

hello games makes a lot of successful mobile games. it makes sense how they're able to consistently support the game without adding in any MTX.

[@DroosterH]

What mobile games have they made? I can't find one.

[@painlesstragedy]

I failed lost in space mission cause my nav data was in my inv but i died right after i explored "STOLE" everything from the wreaked freighter I spent hours collecting only to not beable to save my data..:_(

[@adjacent-smith]

Hopefully the add autoplay back into the game. Let's just be realistic and embrace that botting just part the game

[@MrJann5089]

Kodus to Hello Games 🤘🏻👏❤

[@SmellsLikeWater77]

@Force Gaming Waiting to see his reaction about the controversial game “The Day Before” coming back to Steam and their final teaser trailer👀

[@changhaogao694]

At this point they may as well make No man's sky a MMO, who needs StarCitizen anymore.

[@nicknevco215]

Its the Starfield we always wanted

[@Stormmaniac]

This now beats starfeild by a long shot..

[@zameerbe]

what is expedition meaning?

[@nusume]

6k more subscribers guys, we can do it! :D

[@dickson9877]

If you are covering No Man's Sky then I see no reason not to make an episode about Satisfactory and Planet Crafter which are WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY better games in that genre.

[@Cyrus0587]

So they launch the game in beta, take your money, and 8 years later its decent

[@JDReC100]

yeah. pretty impressive honestly. especially impressive when compared to stuff like the digital homicide fiascos, the day before, fiaso, the various AAA live service game getting shutdown within 3 years (or months)...... yeah, a relatively small studio doing a massive turnaround (recovering from one of the absolute worse game launches) and giving all their massive patches for free (and still doesn't have microtransactions) definitely will have people doing a double take nowadays.

[@braddas212]

Help I can't stop hunting for sentinal & solar ships....I now live in nms.

[@SuperOrangeSauce]

But when can I land my own ship?

[@sdube001]

Huh? You start out with your own ship. You just have to fix it before you can change planets. The first hour is tutorial and tells you how to fix it.

[@wolfen210959]

Just wait until he realises that he doesn't have to keep his starter ship, but can collect 12 different ones, and store them on his very own superfreighter. I know, not all 12 will be displayed on the freighter, but you can swap them out easily and quickly. @@sdube001

[@RiasaMyu]

oh hey

[@RamblinRick_]

As I type this ( a month after this video release), NMS is Overwhelmingly Positive and only $30 on Steam.

[@AndreaDelRiva]

NMS is a game that had an enourmus potential since its inception and, still has it. I've witnessed NMS improvements for the past 3 years, since I got my copy. I can only wish that HG will continue to support this game, endlessly. Hopefully, in 2025 we will see more updates of likes of Interceptor, which was a good step in the right direction. NMS is mainly about planet exploration, and new biomes imo is what should be the main focus to improve varierty in a meaningful way.

[@mattfayne9691]

YEARS LATER AND STILL UNPLAYABLE, GAME BREAKING ISSUES!!! The FPS on my SX is so bad, I cannot even play this game. The stuttering is BAD! Other problem is, the menus are so complex, deep and confusing that even if the FPS was smooth, it's still unplayable. The menu complexity is a game breaker alone. Menus upon menus stacked on menus with sub menus, then sub menus of sub menus, options all over the place of things I have no clue what it's even talking about. They certainly had no desire to simplify things. A college course is required before I can get into this thing.

[@brickmortar6980]

Run it With Virtual Desktop. Better perfomence and better graphics. I have a oculus Quest 2, amd radeon 580 8gb gpu, i5-10400f CPU. Runs good in enhanched grapics. Good luck

[@BatLB]

No Mans Sky is now what I hoped Starfield would be

[@Jinkypigs]

Nope. One is just pure space exploration, one is an rpg. No man sky sucks if you play expecting it to be a full blown rpg, worse if you want to play it as an action 3d rpg as the gunplay and gun builds sucks in comparison to many games. But that is not the focus.

[@BatLB]

@@Jinkypigs Starfield sucks as a RPG. The parts people wanted are the parts NMS has.

[@madmyc6836]

I hope Starfield gets the same treatment this game did. I was so excited for that game but after seeing the reviews i decided to wait and see if Bethesda addresses some of the issues. Although I kind of feel like the issues with that game are too big to be addressed through patches. We will see

[@Dexthesaga]

Is this game worth getting in 2023?

[@EjayT06]

If you like space exploration or exploration in general it’s an amazing game

[@techextremist2545]

No Man Sky has some of the worst online support in gaming. Their Zendesk Support is completly useless. Multiplayer option missing bug is still there.

[@SFictionGaming]

Is it even playable on the ps4?

[@DroosterH]

Absolutely. I just upgraded to PS5 and, while there are obvious improvements, I still hold the PS4 version in high regard. Only real issues are long initial load time and some pop-in.

[@SFictionGaming]

@@DroosterH thanks for the reply

[@Valdore1000]

So Robert Bruce XVII. recommendes No Man Sky...long time since I saw Totalbiscuit's review. Thanks I might give it a shot now.

[@gartrh]

Still the same boring core gameplay tho :/ I just can't bring myself to play again, grind money/words/recipes again.

[@Whoshotmyrifle]

Is the new player experience easy to follow? Tried playing it last year and it was a cluster fuck

[@donenglish7572]

Bought this many years ago. Only started really playing last year. Took me completely by surprise how good it is. I've been a gamer since the 90's. It's rare a game can totally overtake my time like this one did. Ship hunting is now my fave way to play. Such incredible variety. Going to a whole new galaxy blew my sox off. If hello games did put out dlc i'd gladly pay for it.

[@b1roos]

I’m trying to find a new open world game to play. I’m not really sure what the objective is for this game or what’s going on.

[@sedivh0]

Luckily for you, every singular content update has been and is expected to continue being free. Every 3 or so months they release a large content drop for absolutely free. It's why everyone who plays it now always recommends it to anyone who is curious enough but not confident in taking the step to try it.

[@LunaBirbosa]

​@b1roos there are story missions and many avenues of progression like ships, weapons, base building, etc

[@irecordwithaphone1856]

I would pay for a dlc too. But I’m so glad they keep doing them for free

[@MrTwenty5ive]

No Man's Sky make starfield look like a indie game

[@Touchin-Grass]

8 Years of support for free is unheard of these days. Good job Team Hello Games!

[@jrherita]

Check out the X series of games - Egosoft supports those for very long too :)

[@MrDredme]

No mans sky is very much about owning all the things, owning mutiple multitools, owning multiple starships, owning a base, owning a freighter which is just a base that can warp, owning a fleet of frigates to do missions for you, and even owning a township that passively generates money for you. As far as crafting survival games I feel like it has the biggest sense of power fantasy when you near the end game.

[@Lesak2]

Yep!

[@o3ohno123]

imo, No mans sky is money making simulator at some point tens of thousands of nanites, ridiculous amounts of units that you're unable to spend fast enough

[@ethanfreeman1106]

it's also a game about enlightenment, or at least what i think is one of the ways we can look at it. the devs clearly know what they want, which is to give the players as much of a fun gaming experience as they have the time to play. they just want to build the game. because it doesn't matter how ever much you own, at the end of the game main story line, you'll always be asked this simple question: keep playing the same universe, or let everything go and start anew? no man's sky own development story has been something of a redemption story. it took on an entirely new identity when the devs said, enough was enough, it was never about the money. now that we have it, what do we really want to do? and then they started really working on making the game they promised. there was a very a turning point, even if from the outside view, it looked like they were doing fuck-all. it was complete silence. they didn't communicate with game journalists or publishers or anyone still talking about it. and they delivered. they didn't have to talk, because having suffered the consequences of releasing a game before it was finished, there was but one thing to do, and it just so happened to be what they loved doing the most: make the damn game. and so they did. and they still keep doing that, even now. i think you brought up a dang good point. no man's sky is very much about owning all the things, and i'd add that it's also very much about realizing that no matter how many things you own, in the end you can't really own everything. it's a procedurally generated universe out there, and boy do i need you to tell me about how vast it is. the definition of having an infinity to discover and play with is probably this: you can definitely own all the things, but never ALL of the things that there are. chasing that ultimate power fantasy can be very enjoyable, and they let you do that, because it will eventually lead you to the epiphany that it's a never ending sort of experience if you simply wish for it to be. oh and they're still continuing to develop the game and adding to it every time they get the chance. talking about the story line, that one question at the end is also giving you a real choice. it's letting you decide whether there are yet still many interesting things for you to see and do in this universe, and you'd rather stay and keep doing this, or if you're ready to start fresh, and do it all over again, but with a brand new beginning. and you know it's okay whichever option you do pick, because you know it's your choice, and you'll end up having tons of fun either way. man i love games that people created with love. i love playing them and i love talking about them. they're so inspiring and urge me to do the same. no man's sky is really a gift that keeps on giving. friggin' love this game, man.

[@Krooks44]

If only Anthem could have had the same comeback story... Still kills me to see such potential completely abandoned...

[@NOvBirLiEr]

I was very excited to see their latest announcement light no fire. I've always liked a fantasy setting over sci-fi, So definitely will be trying that in a few years.

[@lukeskywalker5392]

Probably will release soon. Its already had 5 years in development. Maybe even this year. But we dont want to rush Hello Games. Sony did that with NMS and we all know that didnt go well. This time we just have to wait until they actually want to release it.

[@Ellthom]

I cannot believe it has been so long since No Mans Sky came out. I still remember Totalbiscuit talking about the game on his podcast when the game first came out.

[@TheSixStringGuy]

Rip Biscuit

[@bukirispj9911]

Biscuit is the goat 🕊️rip

[@concept5631]

o7

[@F41nt13]

They were ambitious and sadly the game and the hype around it was bigger than what they could manage. But the fact that they stayed with it and managed to turn this into a success story is unbeliveable. Congrats to them. Barely any company stays with their failed projects, but it is even rarer to turn it into a success story. They outdid themselves and I just hope they learned how to do the marketing for their new project if they ever have one

[@TowerWatchTV]

Just shame that they made it into something completely different than originally planned. The art direction suffered greatly. While the visuals are really well done, they are bland and lacking the personality it used to have and was hyped around. Colors are so desaturated it is almost insane to think it still holds the same name despite looking nothing like it used to. It is great they put out the updates though don't get me wrong, though it does not focus on the Universe and generation algorithm which was the sole purpose of the PR for the game back then.

[@Minexorek]

Light No Fire - First "Real" Open World game

[@lukeskywalker5392]

@@TowerWatchTV I feel like it has more color than at launch. Played directly after realease and back then everything seemed to just be a different shade of the same colour.

[@trolltollz1317]

The Vr is especially good. It plays better than most titles. It's a free update as well

[@trig2012]

And let’s NOT compare Cyberpunk’s comeback to No Man Sky. No Man Sky didn’t CHARGE you for a fucking DLC after their fuck up.

[@TheTerk]

Congrats to the Hello Games team, they finally delivered what they promised at launch.

[@asti1337]

It still lacks meta-game. They have added so many things to do, but not WHY to do. Get space rich, get best gear - cool stuff but what to do with it? It needs some reason to use all these. Examples: Faction conflict where you can impact/join to turn the tides. Some colonization/base building/outpost incentive, could help grow your empire or help faction. Could boost reasons to trade and related piracy/defence options. etc.

[@GlitchedVision]

please yt let me click the like button more than once lol

[@TowerWatchTV]

That's right. Well the funny thing is, the "Why" do it reason was always the exploration and mystery. Always seeing something new, never before discovered thanks to the algorithm, but that never came to be. Planets are highly restricted with their generation, meaning the variety is quite predictable no matter how many are explored, there is a pattern that is painfully obvious even though the vanilla was more varied despite not even being the promised game either. It baffles me how they left the original idea behind so easily instead of like doubling down and bringing it to light. for literally 7 years people blindly praise these updates as if HG did a comeback, meanwhile they are working on a whole different game now. Long story short - NMS Pre-Release wins over any current updates of NMS in 2023, just look at those juicy screenshots and vids out there you will know.

[@sedivh0]

that's like saying minecraft lacks meta-game

[@wolfen210959]

Tell you what, why don't you go play Eve Online, instead of trying to copy what Eve Online already does, just go play that game, leave NMS to do what it does.

[@explained1305]

No, meta play styles has ruined games these days, that’s why world of Warcraft became what it is today because there has to be some meta play style that everyone has to min/max and only play a specific type of way to get the best results possible it bottlenecks creativity and imagination and just turns into a game of who has more autism

[@egemenozan5641]

How are they financing all these expansion level updates? All the while Blizzard, Bungie etc cries how they *have to* lean so heavily into monetization to be able to support the games. I guess the AAA leadership really is THAT greedy, or Hello Games is a drug-money laundering front.

[@EjayT06]

Well Hello Games is a much smaller studio so they can probably afford to run the game just through people buying the game and not monetisation, whereas bigger AAA companies may “have to” do this. I say this with quotation marks as they probably don’t have to, but I can see why it makes more sense for them as they have more employees and a bigger budget.

[@sdube001]

​@@EjayT06yup. I think Hello Games has 26 people, maybe a bit more now. But a small enough team, they make a decent living off new sales, plus had a lot from launch. It's also funny that the launch of Starfield helped sales. So many influencers made comparisons or first time trying NMS videos, that sales for NMS really picked up.

[@hexxiz-gaming]

I knew "No Man's Sky" was a great example of post launch attention, but HOLY SH*T I didn't realize it was to this extent!!! don't usually post anything, but this deserves some traction!!!!

[@zombiejesus7445]

Sponsored about the subject .... Pass

[@wolfen210959]

Oh, I see, so you have your own KZbin channel, where you spend days making videos for other people to watch for free, and because you're super rich, you can afford to buy all the tech gizmos that such a channel will need, and you don't mind working for free. Don't let the door hit you, on your way out.

[@ccadmin8987]

@@wolfen210959👁️🌿👁️

[@darencree9959]

I'm contemplating buying NMS, but before that, can someone tell if there is a narrative / story (cinematics all that stuff) or is it more cryptic (like a souls game) ? or is this purely an exploration/survival/mutliplayer game and story is scarce, almost non-existant ?

[@Jolgeable]

I like it has a coloful space, not only a black backgound with little bright dots.

[@zelikris]

Greatest apology of all time

[@stephenmaxam]

its pretty good as a newb its like an adult mine craft of sorts im sure theres a story in there somewhere but i just like buildinbg in the sandbox

[@5hrimp_Nachos]

I tried to like it but it just seems like there’s no reason to do anything. Flying around is fun for awhile but ultimately what’s the point? Plus the colors are a bit too cartoonish for my taste. I played 3 or 4 times each for about 2 hours but can’t seem to get much out of it.

[@ombra711]

Did you even watch the video?

[@5hrimp_Nachos]

@@ombra711 yep. What’s your point?

[@Jinkypigs]

Basically this is an open world space exploration, not an open world rpg. So I think it works well enough in its chosen genre. But it breaks down when you set unrealistic expectation for the gameplay.

[@5hrimp_Nachos]

@@Jinkypigs I don’t and didn’t set any expectations. Just don’t enjoy it for long periods of time. Like I said. I don’t feel like there’s very much to do whether it’s an exploration or rpg. It’s dull beyond the genre. Lol

[@DanielCalzacorta-ip2xe]

@@5hrimp_Nachos it's not for you. For many,it is . Name some titles that provide what you're looking for.

[@Mojavekight17]

Longest apology in gaming😅

[@TowerWatchTV]

Though Hello Games keeps giving us cupcakes despite the fact everyone wanted a cake they promised, aka - the game is so different now it is not even NMS anymore which ain't exactly a definition of comeback as many tend to say.

[@PeteDunes]

It still feels like a mobile game, it puts me too sleep just by looking at it.

[@jayr3053]

Bought this game for PSVR 2 & it looks amazing! They did a fantastic job!

[@watchazyatube]

Imagine NMS entering the shipbuilding game …. Ho man.. it would maybe part of an big side quest you can acces after a bit of progression in the main quest

[@BergenDev]

7 years since this came out, and somehow Starfield look like FO4 with their decades old engine.

[@sumireravenclaw8034]

I bought this game for ps4 at Walmart like 6 months to a year after it came out for $15. that was one of the best $15 I've spent. I think it was right around the time after the first BIG update where they added bases and vehicles.

[@vjpearce]

The other week I was completing a Sentinel mission where I had to defeat 2 Sentinel Walkers on my Steam Deck. I had the sound on, but as I was in the middle of the last wave, I didn't have time to turn the sound down. A fellow member of staff came running over, hearing the Sentinel Walker stomping and having a temper tantrum outside my base, wondering what I was playing. He was shocked when I said it was No Man's Sky. He was blown away at how much the game improved over the years.

[@alfianfahmi5430]

Hello Games team regretted their decision (more like Sony's _brutal_ decision, if you guys knew the story) of releasing a game that was basically still on its alpha/beta test because of some unfortunate circumstances, and decided that, "Hey, y'know what? How about giving our disappointed customers some love by _giving them everything they've asked and more, without charging them more money?"_ And the rest is history.

[@joeltranformer]

Day one player and i havent played for like a year maybe a little more and damm im amazed how many things they’ve added i dint know where to start lol

[@breckharrison]

Low effort, next time play the game, downvote.

[@MitchCyan]

I wish my life was the way it was back in 2015.

[@vbm4780]

Me too

[@ErraticFaith]

Nobody wants to go back to that laughably pathetic pre-pandemic world. We're far better off now.

[@deskish3930]

"it's a little over seven years now since no man's sky released" *tim allen turning into santa.gif*

[@orbbb24]

I feel like I need to give this game a real go. I never get past the first hour or so because it just doesn't seem that interesting. But everything displayed looks WAY more interesting than the first bits. Must just be one fo those games you need to play for a few hours before it gets good. Usually I despise that, but I played and loved Death Stranding so... Ya I need to got for it.

[@verminsfate]

yes you just need to get past the tutorial and into space

[@sdube001]

Yeah, the first hour is pretty much tutorial. Once you have the ship going, you can move to other worlds for the rest.

[@Solutad]

Might be worth jumping in during an expedition, then. I had that same problem when I got the game, and then coincidentally an expedition started later that week. Starting over with the somewhat more goal/task oriented gameplay of an expedition got me past that first hump, plus the expeditions tend to bypass the long drawn-out tutorial questline (which you can also disable in a Custom difficulty game).

[@paulianhodgson]

Every six months or so I reinstall and try this again but just can’t seem to get thru the tutorial. Maybe it’s time to try again.

[@linezgames3893]

if sean wasn't a push over and was manipulated by sony i would have more respect the dude and his game. too many idiots in the world and wanting forgiveness after releasing broken ass games. tbh all these games should have been sued in court so many times yet no one has the brass to do so. sorry but no. I was following nms years before release too and had so much hope.

[@ArgKnoxville86]

But is there anything to do? as in, story/missions/sense of progression? Or they just added stuff?

[@Splucked]

I started playing in April or May and have played nearly every day since. The one thing that I desperately wish they would overhaul is Build Mode. Love building but I don't glitch build, which limits what I can create. More limiting is the fact that things that should snap frequently don't for whatever reason. Lots of items can't be color edited. Makes building insanely frustrating at times. Otherwise, I love the game. It's a crazy time eater and I'm retired so that's a good thing.

[@williamedwards4151]

No Man's Sky has been a great story to follow. They really did everything they possibly could to make this game fantastic. It's very, very admirable.

[@toryburke137]

Really wanted this game, then society started to crumble, now i just want to keep my lights on...😅

[@ReneesNest91]

Xbox game pass works on pc if u have a pc it's 10 bucks a month and included in their game pass games. ❤

[@nightvale8984]

The AAA gaming industry needs to get their heads out of their a**es. All additional forms of monetization need to be outlawed asap honestly. Games like this prove that any additional charge whether its for skins, DLC, expansions, sub fees and more are completely unnecessary and are not needed to provide additional content to any game. Anyone who's been gaslit into believing this also needs some amount of therapy.

[@SpeedyTheGoddess]

I'm chill with skins costing irl money, but only in specific games. Ie, guild wars 2, where you can technically get the money just by playing the game (takes a long while I'm sure lol, but you don't have to spend a dime, since base game is free). Meanwhile, while I have bought a few skins in valorant... Their prices are absurd and just generally not worth it.

[@emptyasmrman]

I mean I signed up for a world exploration game with minor resource gathering. I got exactly that, I loved the game straight from the start, it’s everything I wanted. I loved slowly learning the languages and talking with different species, looking over the different planets and finding outposts to get better ships. I think the game just got the Cyberpunk treatment, (funny since it was before) where the hype around the game grew to such heights that could never be achieved.

[@BatLB]

Minor resource gathering? A Big part of the game is increase your bag to carry more.

[@KEVBOYMUSIC]

Nah, they both got shit because they were in poor technical states at launch and underdelivered upon what they marketed.

[@ElDaumo]

Sean Murray brought that on himself

[@Assassin5671000]

I am wondering what's in store from here onward honestly ? Will there be more updates or they will create a new project at some point ?It's great that they manage to pull it out of that mess and support it ,but I hope people just don't blindly trust any other companies again since I am pretty sure nobody wants to put some money into a game without an early access tag like on steam and wait 3 to 4 years after to actually start playing.

[@hanscarlsson6583]

Great handling of their game! I actually bought it for the second time recently, this time for the PC, so I could test it with my quest 2.

[@MrSkeezymak]

People praise this game because starfield sucked, but NMS is still pretty boring.

[@Jinkypigs]

LOL. Because of idiots like you who can't differentiate between a space cowboy rpg and a space sim/exploration genre

[@painlesstragedy]

it would be cool if they had a star wars mod with this game.

[@Niffie]

I love, love, LOVE these devs! Hello Games truly delivers!!! The epitome of "owning up to your mistakes." Guys, if you're still on the fence of getting this game, don't doubt! Your money will be WELL-SPENT. Guaranteed!!!

[@ianmorris6437]

I have around 4000 hrs across multiple saves on Xbox1 unfortunately it's starting to struggle, So I brought it on PC and have around 500 hrs so far, again on multiple saves, I was 30+ galaxies on Xbox, I get to do it fresh all over again, this time with my wife, daughter and grandchildren.

[@Straggler8]

I love the game so much, but it always ends for me a bit too fast when I come back to it. I think it's mostly because of the fact that money becomes irrelevant too fast and you upgrade all your weapon, ship and mods too fast as well. If they will introduce players economy in this game, along with maybe arpg loot modifiers on gear you can drop / craft and then sell to other players it would be a perfect game.

[@b1roos]

I’m trying to find a new open world game to play. I’m not really sure what the objective is for this game or what’s going on lol

[@wolfen210959]

Fortunately, HG have no intention of adding such a feature, an Auction house added to any game is a complete and utter disaster, Diablo 3 anyone? Why would anyone buy anything from another player, when they can go and get it themselves within a few minutes, ludicrous idea. If you want to play a game that has an auction house for players, try World of Warcraft, you'll have to buy the game and pay extra for each and every expansion, then pay a monthly fee, but at the end of all that you'll get a game with an auction house, where con men try to convince foolish players to "buy this now only $3,000", "step right this way to purchase our fake money, using your real money", yeah, no thanks.