No Man's Sky just keeps getting better
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No Man's Sky just keeps getting better
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Re: No Man's Sky just keeps getting better
#2For those who enjoy a humorous video essay about this topic:
https://youtu.be/O5BJVO3PDeQ?si=3BMt0QPkx9DYqzEl
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#3To save you a click or perhaps a rage-comment:
This is a hype article for people who think No Man's Sky is already a great game. Seems like a fluff piece to me. There's nothing in it that suggests any sort of fundamental change in the quality of the game.
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#4I love this game so much. First of all, it's kind of technologically astounding. You can get in your spaceship and take off from a planet and fly to another one and land, all without any loading screens. The planets themselves are sculptable isosurfaces (only to an extent, though; you can't drill a hole through to the other side) and littered with points of interest, unique animals and plants.
It's quasi-social -- you can play with friends or go on missions with randos if you want -- but fundamentally a mellow, solitary sandbox to play in however you'd like. I like to collect neat looking spaceships, some people build amazing bases, and others basically use it as an outer space dog fighting game.
It's absolutely worth picking up if you want to putter around for a hundred or so hours in outer space.
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#5No Man's Sky is one of the biggest gaming disappointments of my life. It was always a grindy, pointless game about exploring a dull, repetitive universe.
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Re: No Man's Sky just keeps getting better
#7To save you a click or perhaps a rage-comment: This is a hype article for people who think No Man's Sky is already a great game. Seems like a fluff piece to me. There's nothing in it that suggests any sort of fundamental change in the quality of the game.
I first played it after it became available for M series Macs, so I skipped all the drama from the early days. I found it to be a great game.
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#8No Man's Sky is one of the biggest gaming disappointments of my life. It was always a grindy, pointless game about exploring a dull, repetitive universe.
In 2016?
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#9Re: No Man's Sky just keeps getting better
#10No Man's Sky is one of the biggest gaming disappointments of my life. It was always a grindy, pointless game about exploring a dull, repetitive universe.
Seconded. I was hoping for a persistent multiplayer and modernized Freelancer 2 but i got a very pretty, but mile wide and inch deep game.
God what i would give for a modern reimagining of Freelancer 2...