@@areacode3816 i am not sure if Hello Games is even aware of the fact that multiplayer in No Man's Sky is buggy as hell. They haven't fixed it in years.
I just started playing about 2 weeks ago. He has created an amazing game. I can't believe the built all the extras in this game and didn't charge for a DLC or expansion packs. I can't wait for light no fire.
Need to take a bit and go watch the Internet Historian No Mans Sky video. It sheds a lot of light and anyone *still* rambling about scam or lies is a moron.
agreed, as an introverted person with social anxiety i can't blame Sean, but i think Hello Games now knows how to handle the press aspect of thier games
When Light No Fire comes out, I just say that no matter how it initially launches, Hello Games/Sean will persist. They will hear the players, work on it, and ensure that it becomes great. NMS has proven their persistence, and I think, earned players' trust in them to keep at it until it's a great game. That said, the difference between NMS launch and LNF is that they have a base to go off of this time instead of figuring it out as they go. Lessons learned, coding/dev skills improved, digital assets to start with, etc.
Careful stepping into this storm ;) Anyway from someone there before release (since the initial trailer), Murray didn't lie. He was a Game dev excited about his project with no PR experience. When he was constantly asked to "explain the game" ... he was explaining their current game design ideas. When asked *explicitly* if something would be their on release, the answer could change. At one point he was asked "Are NPC going to be in the game on release?" ... Murray answered "No." A couple weeks later, they put out a new trailer and it had NPCs shown (IIRC, there was a bug with the NPCs and proc gen they were trying to trace down). The biggest was in the .... Next Big Thing (??) series for NMS ... Murray was asked point blank "Is everything you've talked about going to be in the game at release." And again, the answer was "No."
You're telling me that some gamers on the internet take things in a weird direction. ;) Thanks for sharing your story with me dude. And yes, I agree with you 100%
I got NMS as a Christmas gift the year it came out. I didn't start playing until after Pathfinder dropped a few months later. Since then I've popped in and out several times over the years and each time I go back, I have a bunch of new stuff to do.
You may have seen the news that Google's artificial intelligence gamer simulator is being tested on NMS... It could be very interesting to see it integrated into LNF.
I love NMS. I bought it a few years after launch, having never heard of it. A good game delivers, and keeps getting better. Anyone who didn't preorder NMS and receive it at launch needs to shut up about how they didn't deliver what they promised.
I sometimes wonder if some of these people making the negative comments about NMS ever actually played the game, or had their expectations too high and just gave up too quickly. Anyway, nicely done video, keep them coming. o7
I can't believe after all these years and all the"Free Updates" so many to list, that this is still talked about. Hello games have redeemed themselves over and over again. Well that's my opinion. For me, I would of paid for the content that hello games have given us. By now HG has learned from their mistakes.
I saw that interview and the problem being is people that weren’t programmers or know how things are built expected too much from a property that was trying something new out the gate
People who are stuck 7 years going on 8 years in the past are just salty because NMS has turned around due to Sean Murray's tireless work. Hello Games, Murray and NMS are perfect examples of what the gaming industry can be. Most of the time games are launched incomplete and/broken then aren't fixed but instead abandoned and broken promises are left shattered and never acknowledged. NMS is a fantastic game that had a rough launch but Murray and Hello Games has turned it around and held themselves accountable for the mistakes they made. Since then it's been delivering in nearly every aspect.
I was there in the beginning, I still love sean murry he is a great game developer. Really look at what NMS is how big the play area is there is no game that is this big or even comes close.
I was confused by this months ago and still am. Are people calling LNF a scam? Or were they calling NMS a scam, so they’re skeptical of LNF? I heard such vague accusations that there didn’t even seem to be enough “smoke” to look deeply for a fire. Though, I’ve only been “NMS-curious” since launch and have only dipped a toe in the initial tutorial.
From what I’ve seen in comments and on live streams is that accusation and that they won’t even play LNF because of how NMS was at launch. But I think that’s just noice and they’ll come around as we learn more about the game
There are a lot of whiney little bitchy gamers out there that are just looking for a reason to complain, moan, and groan. They think their opinion matters to anyone (mine included as I am sure many don't give 2 craps about what I say). Hello Games flopped hard in the beginning with NMS, we all know this, it's no secret, it didn't deliver on early expectations...having said that, all these years later it is an AMAZINGLY good game and continues to deliver with more and more content. If you are still not playing it or haven't played it because you are butt hurt over broken expectations or promises from 6+ years ago, you need to take a long look in the mirror and reevaluate your life and your attitude because you are clearly living a miserable existence. Mistakes happened, they were corrected, now move on. This is a great video and recap and I agree fully that Sean is an overly excitable person without PR training that shouldn't have been the spokesperson; however they have WAY MORE than delivered on the NMS vision and have created a great game. Thanks for the content!
Great video. I remember the initial hype and the quick crash after launch. There are 2 games I never I thought I would play let alone LOVE and they NMS and Cyberpunk 2077. I didn't like NMS stylistic art and without any research I assumed Cyberpunk was a GTA clone. Both games have made an incredible turn around with both developers regularly surprising players with new features and patches. Without a doubt, I can easily say both games are a top 5 for me. I'm really excited to see what Hello Games does with Light No Fire. They've learned a lot in their redemption arc for NMS.
No Man's Sky, the game had my imagination running wild years before it ever released. It was one of my most anticipated games. Then it came out and was a flop. I didn't even buy it. Just disappointed and felt deceived. Was excited about it for a couple years because of the pre game hype. Usually I don't anticipate much, but this game just sounded so amazing. Just recently I played when they released Omega because they had a free to play weekend. After the free weekend I bought the game. Had so much fun adventuring around the different planets and space while following the expedition questline. Really great game now. Amazing story to see a game have such a big turn around. Glad he stuck to his plan and made it happen even though it was a failure at first. Great video! You make good content
I appreciate your video. I'm a quiet gamer, don't go in for hyping anyone or anything. However, I would say this - I have played NMS from LAUNCH... 55 THOUSAND hours... and I've never, ever even reached the center! I just enjoy the HECK outta the game. Yes, there's times I get bored & walk away... but my kids, family know... I always go back to NMS. I enjoy the survival aspects, the exploration aspects... and the Expeditions are just FUN! So for me - it's a Thank you, Sean Murray, for the Vision... and the tenacity to continue improving your game. You've made it truly enjoyable!
gamers are petty af these days, i don't think i need to go over just how big the turn around and support nms has had. Everything they said would be in the game has been there fore years on top of a ton of shit they never promised.
Oh! Almost forgotten this one, EA games Sims 4 all way's broken and hardly patched while releasing new packs while Hello Games No Man Sky's all way's patch the game delivering on top of they're dreams.
The last update that Hello Games needs to add after Omega, which gave every player all the tools they would need, is INVASION! Which all players will need to band together to stop, aka jumper… it would be epic!
You need dreamers to push boundaries. And yes, sometimes a dream fails to deliver, so what? That is exactly why i did spend a lot of money on Star Citizen. I would not care if it should fail. Well, i would not care for my money. What i do not believe BTW.
NMS is my favorite. I restarted the story at least 10 times…. I just restarted on the Omega update … yup I’m out here helping a dead guy name Artemis AGAIN.
Lol, people are so based sometimes. Hello Games has given out so many free updates and saved their game. Unlike big companies like EA that killed games like Anthem. Most people shouting about fraud do not even know it is a hub-based game. They think it is a MMO, and do not even understand how it plays. Simply invite your friend to your play session. Light No Fire should be interesting and may have the same network play.
Actually he never lied, he said what their vision was, and the game is now that game. I dont think he said anything about the game that isnt now true. 🤔
I don't know how I feel about GTA 6, namely it might just be another game I don't play due to having the kids with me, and not getting lots of gametime.
Surely this is old history? It's not the first game that overpromised and underdelivered. They more than fixed it and it's a great game. Get over it already!
No of course not! it's directed at the people who are still whinging after all these years. Sorry if that wasn't clear.@@GingerPrimeGaming Edit to add a bit more context: You were addressing comments from other gamers and had an in-depth look at the 'lying' issue, and that's totally legitimate - you did a good job of it. It's more that as a fairly new player I love this game and there is so much more interesting stuff to say about it. It's just frustrating to me that some people are still so hung up on launch issues.
Guy thinks steam is the only playerbase I own it on steam and xbox. what about gamepass and PS5 and nintendo switch game is well popular. I play it on my ROG ally and steam deck as well. And tomorrow on Meta quest 3 VR. can't wait for that.
Clown edgelords just want to feel special/different and claim bs. Act like they're perfect people. Bottom line? They just spent like 8 years giving free updates, and the game runs incredibly smoothly and looks great in VR. What more is there to say?
No Man's Sky has become one of my favorites. Can't wait to try Light No Fire.
No Man's Sky in its current state is just a masterpiece.
I love this take ☝️
Well said Traveller
If they can get the multiplayer stabilized light no fire will likely be a top 10 all time game.
@@areacode3816 i am not sure if Hello Games is even aware of the fact that multiplayer in No Man's Sky is buggy as hell. They haven't fixed it in years.
I just started playing about 2 weeks ago. He has created an amazing game. I can't believe the built all the extras in this game and didn't charge for a DLC or expansion packs. I can't wait for light no fire.
Need to take a bit and go watch the Internet Historian No Mans Sky video.
It sheds a lot of light and anyone *still* rambling about scam or lies is a moron.
Holy crap what a cool channel man thank you
agreed, as an introverted person with social anxiety i can't blame Sean, but i think Hello Games now knows how to handle the press aspect of thier games
When Light No Fire comes out, I just say that no matter how it initially launches, Hello Games/Sean will persist. They will hear the players, work on it, and ensure that it becomes great. NMS has proven their persistence, and I think, earned players' trust in them to keep at it until it's a great game. That said, the difference between NMS launch and LNF is that they have a base to go off of this time instead of figuring it out as they go. Lessons learned, coding/dev skills improved, digital assets to start with, etc.
Facts ☝️
Careful stepping into this storm ;)
Anyway from someone there before release (since the initial trailer), Murray didn't lie. He was a Game dev excited about his project with no PR experience. When he was constantly asked to "explain the game" ... he was explaining their current game design ideas. When asked *explicitly* if something would be their on release, the answer could change. At one point he was asked "Are NPC going to be in the game on release?" ... Murray answered "No." A couple weeks later, they put out a new trailer and it had NPCs shown (IIRC, there was a bug with the NPCs and proc gen they were trying to trace down).
The biggest was in the .... Next Big Thing (??) series for NMS ... Murray was asked point blank "Is everything you've talked about going to be in the game at release." And again, the answer was "No."
You're telling me that some gamers on the internet take things in a weird direction. ;)
Thanks for sharing your story with me dude. And yes, I agree with you 100%
I got NMS as a Christmas gift the year it came out. I didn't start playing until after Pathfinder dropped a few months later. Since then I've popped in and out several times over the years and each time I go back, I have a bunch of new stuff to do.
You may have seen the news that Google's artificial intelligence gamer simulator is being tested on NMS... It could be very interesting to see it integrated into LNF.
I have! But I’m on vacation with the kids right now so hope to catch up fully when we get back
I love NMS. I bought it a few years after launch, having never heard of it. A good game delivers, and keeps getting better. Anyone who didn't preorder NMS and receive it at launch needs to shut up about how they didn't deliver what they promised.
Just plugged my first 80 hours into nms. Only just scratched the surface. It’s incredible. A true masterpiece
I sometimes wonder if some of these people making the negative comments about NMS ever actually played the game, or had their expectations too high and just gave up too quickly. Anyway, nicely done video, keep them coming. o7
Maybe I do think there is a hive mind effect where people just regurgitate what they hear or read online
Love NMS! Played for hours and hours! He might not have a future in marketing.. but we need more people like Sean and his team in game dev! ❤
Thanks Jack!
I can't believe after all these years and all the"Free Updates" so many to list, that this is still talked about. Hello games have redeemed themselves over and over again. Well that's my opinion.
For me, I would of paid for the content that hello games have given us. By now HG has learned from their mistakes.
I saw that interview and the problem being is people that weren’t programmers or know how things are built expected too much from a property that was trying something new out the gate
People who are stuck 7 years going on 8 years in the past are just salty because NMS has turned around due to Sean Murray's tireless work. Hello Games, Murray and NMS are perfect examples of what the gaming industry can be. Most of the time games are launched incomplete and/broken then aren't fixed but instead abandoned and broken promises are left shattered and never acknowledged. NMS is a fantastic game that had a rough launch but Murray and Hello Games has turned it around and held themselves accountable for the mistakes they made. Since then it's been delivering in nearly every aspect.
I was there in the beginning, I still love sean murry he is a great game developer. Really look at what NMS is how big the play area is there is no game that is this big or even comes close.
Dude that’s awesome, always good to see an OG
I was confused by this months ago and still am. Are people calling LNF a scam? Or were they calling NMS a scam, so they’re skeptical of LNF?
I heard such vague accusations that there didn’t even seem to be enough “smoke” to look deeply for a fire. Though, I’ve only been “NMS-curious” since launch and have only dipped a toe in the initial tutorial.
From what I’ve seen in comments and on live streams is that accusation and that they won’t even play LNF because of how NMS was at launch. But I think that’s just noice and they’ll come around as we learn more about the game
Thx Jack😊
There are a lot of whiney little bitchy gamers out there that are just looking for a reason to complain, moan, and groan. They think their opinion matters to anyone (mine included as I am sure many don't give 2 craps about what I say). Hello Games flopped hard in the beginning with NMS, we all know this, it's no secret, it didn't deliver on early expectations...having said that, all these years later it is an AMAZINGLY good game and continues to deliver with more and more content. If you are still not playing it or haven't played it because you are butt hurt over broken expectations or promises from 6+ years ago, you need to take a long look in the mirror and reevaluate your life and your attitude because you are clearly living a miserable existence. Mistakes happened, they were corrected, now move on. This is a great video and recap and I agree fully that Sean is an overly excitable person without PR training that shouldn't have been the spokesperson; however they have WAY MORE than delivered on the NMS vision and have created a great game. Thanks for the content!
Great video. I remember the initial hype and the quick crash after launch. There are 2 games I never I thought I would play let alone LOVE and they NMS and Cyberpunk 2077. I didn't like NMS stylistic art and without any research I assumed Cyberpunk was a GTA clone. Both games have made an incredible turn around with both developers regularly surprising players with new features and patches. Without a doubt, I can easily say both games are a top 5 for me.
I'm really excited to see what Hello Games does with Light No Fire. They've learned a lot in their redemption arc for NMS.
Yep. Thats with every game, I don’t like how people use hype to try to beat up on a game after it releases
No Man's Sky, the game had my imagination running wild years before it ever released. It was one of my most anticipated games. Then it came out and was a flop. I didn't even buy it. Just disappointed and felt deceived. Was excited about it for a couple years because of the pre game hype. Usually I don't anticipate much, but this game just sounded so amazing.
Just recently I played when they released Omega because they had a free to play weekend. After the free weekend I bought the game. Had so much fun adventuring around the different planets and space while following the expedition questline. Really great game now. Amazing story to see a game have such a big turn around. Glad he stuck to his plan and made it happen even though it was a failure at first.
Great video! You make good content
I appreciate your video. I'm a quiet gamer, don't go in for hyping anyone or anything. However, I would say this - I have played NMS from LAUNCH... 55 THOUSAND hours... and I've never, ever even reached the center! I just enjoy the HECK outta the game. Yes, there's times I get bored & walk away... but my kids, family know... I always go back to NMS. I enjoy the survival aspects, the exploration aspects... and the Expeditions are just FUN! So for me - it's a Thank you, Sean Murray, for the Vision... and the tenacity to continue improving your game. You've made it truly enjoyable!
Thanks Jack! Good video.
gamers are petty af these days, i don't think i need to go over just how big the turn around and support nms has had. Everything they said would be in the game has been there fore years on top of a ton of shit they never promised.
Yeah as a dad I see the discourse online and just roll my eyes
Oh! Almost forgotten this one, EA games Sims 4 all way's broken and hardly patched while releasing new packs while Hello Games No Man Sky's all way's patch the game delivering on top of they're dreams.
Love ya bro!
The last update that Hello Games needs to add after Omega, which gave every player all the tools they would need, is INVASION! Which all players will need to band together to stop, aka jumper… it would be epic!
You need dreamers to push boundaries. And yes, sometimes a dream fails to deliver, so what? That is exactly why i did spend a lot of money on Star Citizen. I would not care if it should fail. Well, i would not care for my money. What i do not believe BTW.
Ive played nms for ages, just got a psvr2 and its more incredible than anything ive ever seen
NMS is my favorite.
I restarted the story at least 10 times…. I just restarted on the Omega update … yup I’m out here helping a dead guy name Artemis AGAIN.
i cant wait! i totally agree !
This is great 🔥
Thank you sir
One thing i have learned is that a ton of gamers are cry babies.
As a parent I 100% agree. I shake my head at the amount of entitlement that I see expressed online
@GingerPrimeGaming lol it's very interesting that adults complain so much about something that happened 10 years ago.
Lol, people are so based sometimes. Hello Games has given out so many free updates and saved their game. Unlike big companies like EA that killed games like Anthem. Most people shouting about fraud do not even know it is a hub-based game. They think it is a MMO, and do not even understand how it plays. Simply invite your friend to your play session. Light No Fire should be interesting and may have the same network play.
Actually he never lied, he said what their vision was, and the game is now that game.
I dont think he said anything about the game that isnt now true. 🤔
to me its like GTA 6 hype well almost! hah i cant wait for light no fire to come out!
I don't know how I feel about GTA 6, namely it might just be another game I don't play due to having the kids with me, and not getting lots of gametime.
@@GingerPrimeGaming oh i completely understand about the whole kids thing! hah i got twins of my own XD
Keep up the amazing videos though!
i love NMS!
Good video bud
Thanks so much
Surely this is old history? It's not the first game that overpromised and underdelivered. They more than fixed it and it's a great game. Get over it already!
I hope this comment isn’t directed at me.
No of course not! it's directed at the people who are still whinging after all these years. Sorry if that wasn't clear.@@GingerPrimeGaming
Edit to add a bit more context: You were addressing comments from other gamers and had an in-depth look at the 'lying' issue, and that's totally legitimate - you did a good job of it. It's more that as a fairly new player I love this game and there is so much more interesting stuff to say about it. It's just frustrating to me that some people are still so hung up on launch issues.
Thanks, I was like, wait, what??? I'm not upset but impressed by what Hello Games and Sean Murray have done. :)
🎉🎉
Guy thinks steam is the only playerbase I own it on steam and xbox. what about gamepass and PS5 and nintendo switch game is well popular. I play it on my ROG ally and steam deck as well. And tomorrow on Meta quest 3 VR. can't wait for that.
When you say guy thinks… are you talking about me or the person who left that comment?
Hellos games lol
Clown edgelords just want to feel special/different and claim bs. Act like they're perfect people.
Bottom line? They just spent like 8 years giving free updates, and the game runs incredibly smoothly and looks great in VR. What more is there to say?
Thanks Jack!