The FALL and RISE of No Man's Sky
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Ambitious developers have long promised the moon, fueling hype cycles that, in turn, drive pre-order sales. Occasionally these projects vanish unceremoniously, devolving into faint echoes of what could’ve been. Still, countless others riding high on impossible promises stumble out the door, far removed from what publishers marketed during previews, trade shows, and TV ads. The likes of Aliens: Colonial Marines and Anthem serve as but two examples of eagerly-anticipated adventures that appeared dead on arrival and failed to correct course. Redemption arcs, in this case, aren’t unheard of, though. And, interestingly, an indie title from a team of 15 developers laid the framework for how to redeem the irredeemable.
A passion project that snowballed into an industry-wide phenomenon, No Man’s Sky’s very premise as a space-exploration game vowed to deliver so much more than the moon. Developer Hello Games established the parameters for an interactive universe replete with star systems, unique lifeforms, and 18 quintillion planets, all made possible through the power of procedural generation. Optimists bought into the fanfare; skeptics thought it too good to be true. Ultimately, Hello Games would have the final say.
No Man’s Sky’s rocky launch incited backlash from every corner of the internet, the bulk of it geared towards Programmer and Managing Director Sean Murray. Players scoured pre-release interviews for signs of deceit, any evidence proving Murray misled the public with false hopes regarding features that didn’t exist. As a result, the studio went quiet, shutting off contact from the world to focus on reinventing a title that many critics and players wrote off as a soon-to-be-forgotten blunder.
This is the fall and rise of No Man’s Sky.
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Really? You selling out
And sadly this is where i unsub. No respect for your subscribers or your own work. Thinking your subscribers are idiots and not caring about them why would I (or others) stay when you just showed you dont care. Sad as I liked this channel, sorry you don't think your videos are good and worth watching.
unfortunately he's gotta make money some how. Just watch the video ignore the ads
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@@kclink1579 so long, boyo
It the creator you "like" does not deserve being paid money (and I would guess that the Raid paycheck is worth the hustle), then flee without the hesitation.
The No Man Sky redemption story has to be one of my favourite stories yet.
Absolute;ly incredible wasn't it.
Focusing on the game instead of doing damage control and its paid off
Chris Pratt
he’s so cool.
It's so cool.
MARIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
cyberpunk will be the next one. just watch
Forgot to mention: ALL OF THESE UPDATES ARE FREE... such an amazing team. Thank you Hello Games!
Impatiently waiting for the RAID Shadow Legends episode of The Rise and Fall of.
With a cameo of Shadowman.
Don't you mean the fall and plunging even further down?
Obviously sponsored by RAID SHADOW LEGENDS
Please? It's such a scam.
You, me and everybody else
It's just amazing how many game *"Rise and Fall"* and there's No Man Sky *"Fall and Rise"*
They've done a good job redeeming themselves. They're focusing on the game instead of fixing the failed reputation
Good title indeed
One of the only companies that understood that fixing the game is the only real way to fix the reputation.
Not having lecherous executives probably helped a lot as well.
@@Absquatulationist yea i wish capcom understood this instead of abandoning their games one after another post launch.
All respect to Hello Games for doing the right thing and having a redemption arc.
But, they aren't getting close to having similar player counts as they had near launch. They fell a long way down and have risen certainly less than half way back up, on Steam data at least. I think it's still a lesson that launches do matter a lot and that they shouldn't be done so badly.
Love the twist in the title!
As someone who bought NMS at launch, I was pissed off, like most were. But to my surprise, they actually stuck with it, and made the game in to something incredible. A rare, if the only redemption story in the video game industry. Even to this day, they keep pumping out DLC's and updates, all for free.
I guess my only problem with this, is that EVERY OTHER dev/publisher (and fanboys/fangirls) use this as an excuse, a cop out if you will, to say that their game will be fixed/patched in a timely manner. This almost never happens.
the reason NMS still pumping out money is because they got tons of money on day 1 release and with a team of 15 dev the can pump out so many free DLC, if they release a paid DLC before nobody would buy it but now I'm sure loyal fan would buy it.
Rules and exceptions The rule most dev/publishers will give up the exception is some will see this as a challenge to do better no mans sky is the exception.
No, it's not the only redemption story, Battlefront 2 was even in this video, and the biggest redemption by far is FF14.
We're banking on halo infinite and 343 to fix the game as promised. Its coming broken.
@@TheAsj97 What Is FF14?
The game actually bangs, I spent like 200 hours on it pretty quickly, probably within a month, lockdown game, after starting, spending years trying to farm your perfect freighter or ship with the perfect stats and color combination is fun for me.
On raid shadow Legends?
Who asked about your experience?
Take breaks. Your health with thank you
If you played during lockdown, it was already in a good state. The launch was horrendous.
@@ozy667 No one needs to.
Honestly, reading the Raid Shadow Legends copy in the GVMERS voice made the game for once sound better than it actually is. Don't play Raid, its a predatory game.
Rise and fall of Shadow Raid when?
Started playing this game again about a 2 weeks ago after years of leaving it alone and HOLY CRAP it’s a completely different game. Incredible work by the team
Sean and Hello Games have literally set the standard when it comes to videogame comebacks and redemptions.
I would disagree if only because FFXIV really best them to the punch by going from an MMO that required a public apology to one that is currently the top dog in the genre.
Still, this makes me want to try NMS again
Yes and no, it also gave the perfect excuse. "It WiLl bE bEtTeR AfTer PatChes!"
I agree. Other games have come back, but not when the developer is hated as Hello Games were.
That's singular
No. They never apologized for lying.
It's a shame that other companies are unwilling to follow their example.
Hello Ganes: Fixes crap game and continues to give free updates after 5 years.
EA: Kills Anthem after a year.
Anthem could have been another no mans sky comeback story. Sad to see EA and BioWare just put no effort into it, Anthem could have been great.
Ea abandoned pretty much all their games for battlefield 2042. A completely retarded decision that fucked over all those game’s fans. I really hope EA gets punished for it by battlefield 2042 failing and it looks like it will (at least at launch) judging from the beta.
BGS with Fallout76, even with more money, they can't fix that game.
As far as I can tell, EA has a habit of killing off anything that doesn't rapidly become a cash cow. It's worth more to them to just abandon something than to 'waste' time making it better.
Nah dude they just speed ran their 10 year life cycle
No man's Sky turn around is slowly creeping towards the biggest turnaround for a game of all time.
I'm genuinely impressed with how thay never gave up and actually delivered what thay promised granted it took them about 1 year after the game came out it was still eventually executed.
It's the least they could do after all the lying and promises they did
*Meanwhile at EA discussing Anthem* Just give up.
Never played NMS but I'd do play E:D on and off, wish they could do what NMS was able to pull off in 1 year
@@Weaponized_Poutine E D ?
@@jordyaguilar946 Jesus Christ. They didn't lie about anything.....It was widely written about that Hello Games faced a massive data loss while they were making the game, they were afraid that if they told Sony then Sony would pull their funding so they lied to Sony and started working as hard and fast as possible
This is like "Yes Woman's Land" but more serious
mansplainer's sky :D
Florida Man's Sky
you how dare
I love that video.
That video is awesome lol
This is the only game that fell from the sky and from the ashes awoke like a Phoenix. Greatest comeback in gaming history. The developers deserve praise for never giving up on their dreams.
The lesson of this game is take your time with releasing a solid game. The game lost it's playerbase so insanely fast when it released and at the end most people didn't come back. Had it released in a good state it's success would have been magnitudes bigger.
Exactly. I refunded it day one. And honestly i never played it ever since nor the i plan to. I know people say its great now, but i dont care now.
@@vasilije94 honestly,I'm glad it launched the way it did because I have a feeling it would be paytowin if it weren't.
@@pickle93 i honestly have no idea what to say to your comment. It just doesnt make any sense. You are basically glad that game launched broken as fuck and without features that they advertised? Like what? How can any normal human being be glad for that? Like i really struggle to understand the logic there...
@@vasilije94 I’m going to say I’m glad it released in that terrible state for selfish reasons. While I’m sorry for those that bought it day one, I am happy I got it when it did. I didn’t care for the hype. I usually don’t buy games until they go on heavy 50% plus discounts 2 to 3 years after release. I got no man’s sky for 12 dollars. And now, I am mind blown at what I received. They have surpassed my expectations. And they continue to update it with free content, to the point where I’m wondering how much they are even making off the game anymore. Like dang Sean Murray. Chill. How much free content you got planned? I think the failure to meet expectations has driven Sean Murray to go above and beyond to make amends. Compare this to Skyrim. Skyrim successfully released to critical and fan acclaim. For years they keep releasing it again and again, and even have the nerve to try and charge people for mods. bethesdas success made them competent and lazy and uninspired. It led to the eventual release of Fallout 76. Then look at No man’s sky failure. It made Sean Murray and co more driven than ever. It released to critical and fan backlash and instead of walking away with their false millions , they doubled down and made the amazing game it is today. And continue to develop it with no paid expansion, no subscription, no real micro transactionsaction, no form of payment aside from the initial purchase. Now 60 dollars seems underpriced for the game. Who doesn’t love a good redemption arc?
@@vasilije94 If I may be frank, I think you're doing yourself a huge disservice by not giving No Man's Sky another chance. The game is filled to the brim with features, it is truly incredible to play (not to mention the fact that I'm having some of the most fun I have ever had while playing with friends, Minecraft multiplayer included!), and Hello Games has pretty much added *every single* promised feature to the game. Some were still being worked on (although they may have already been released at this point, I don't know tbh), but they have promised to fulfill every single promise they made while the hype train was still picking up steam during the marketing campaign.
Seriously, after all the love Hello Games has poured into the game it would be horrendously tragic if you were to keep stubbornly denying yourself the chance to experience what the game has become. Hell, in my book you could even be considered to be self-harming with you being so determined to punish Hello Games for their last transgressions that you'd willingly deny yourself this once-in-a-lifetime experience! (Because yes, the game is _that_ good now after all the patches, updates and free DLC)
And if the current price on Steam simply does not agree with you (or your waller 😋), then there is always the option to simply buy a cheap Steam NMS game key via one of the many key reseller websites out there, and if you're not sure which website(s) you can trust with your money without getting scammed, you can always use Google and check reviews, but I personally can highly recommend the kinguin.net webshop for all your game purchasing needs. They tend to have great prices, and they always have pretty much every single game in stock that you could ever want to buy, *and* they sell both Steam, Uplay, Origin & Epic game keys. I mean, just my main Steam accounts' library alone contains over 10 games that I have bought via the kinguin.net webshop, and to this day I still haven't had a single issue or problem buying from them.
And if that isn't your cup of tea, then if you absolutely must there remains an option with questionable legality where you simply use torrents and/or other means of downloading to "aquire" a fully functional copy (except for multiplayer of course) where you can demo the game, and try it out to see if you think it is worth the money, or to simply see if the changes are "sufficiently tickling your pickle" if you will, to even justify reconsidering your stance on the game.
I really hope you reconsider, because you're missing out right now! 😁 Have a great day, and perhaps I'll see you in No Man's Sky somewhere in the future? 👍🙏🤓😉
No Man’s Sky has got to be one of the most successful redemption titles in video games history.
Kudos to Hello Games for not just calling it quits. Instead they continued to improved/fix issues, adding in features & updating the game to the point where it has surpassed the original vision/promise that they intended it to be.
Sadly the same cannot be said the same for Cyberpunk.
Please do a Rise & Fall for it next.
no man sky took 4-5 years to redeem themselves and Cyberpunk is still new game to make rise N fall after a year release is unthinkable
I bet CD Project are keeping one massive update to launch alongside the PS5 and XSS port (late 2022)
@@JokerFey Huge difference though between a team of 15 at an indie studio VS CDPR having several successful major releases under their belt and astronomically more employees.
Just to play devil's advocate with CDProjectRed for a brief moment... It's not even been a year yet with Cyberpunk. No Man's Sky was a mess and hollow until it started to get the content patches rolling. Cyberpunk MAY have some kind of redemption yet....... though I also fail to see it with just how terribly they patch and "bugfix" their game currently.
I was one of those who bought into the hype. When it got released, imagine my disappointment. However, after the numerous updates they've released throughout the years, they lured me back. Bought it again on Steam and I've been enjoying it ever since.
I had known about this game since it’s first announcement. I am a big sci-fi fanatic and the idea absolutely mystified me but I was cautious. I was not impressed at launch reviews and forgotten about it until this year. I am impressed and awed at how far it’s come. I just bought my copy for my PS4 and it should come tomorrow. I can’t wait to see what’s in store.
Update: Been playing it for two months now and I absolutely love it! Just did the Leviathan expedition. What a Journey!
The game just got another decent size update today.
The negative side of NMS's turnaround is that it further encourages companies to half-bake their games because gamers will excuse it with "it'll be patched!!!" even when it's undeserved.
Not at all really because Hello Games is one of the only ones I can think of that had a full turnaround with NMS. Most launches crash and burn and stay burned after launch these days like Cyberpunk for example.
@@SpeedVaultz Fallout 76 would like to have a word with you.
The ridiculous aspect of that read though is that NMS would have enjoyed a much bigger success had it been solid at launch. That being said you're probably not wrong which shows how little execs actually understand in the industries they work.
@@choo_choo_ Fallout 76 still sucks
@@choo_choo_ Is it good now? Ive seen a few of my Steam friends playing it.
I'm not a great fan of the game myself, but seeing the arc the game has gone through gives me a sense of hope for the industry which, for the most part, abandons games as soon as they are launched. Hopefully more developers will take a note from Hello Games' book.
Its still not a good thing. Yes they can be praised, but think of how many people bought this game day one and got screwed over. Im sure most of them stopped playing early on. Its those early adopters who bought the game and thought they were getting what the game is now.
Im not attacking you. Its your opinion and im glad a lot of people are enjoying it. Im just one of the early adopters and i thought it was something that it wasnt. I enjoyed playing it for a few days and then you basically did everything there was to do. I left and couldnt just wait for it to become the game it is now.
Their story is truly rare. I remember one of EA's great sci-fi franchises - Mass Effect - had a botched launch and fell short of expectation and standard for the franchise. Instead of redeeming one of my favorite franchises, they patched what they could and left it for dead. That could have completely killed the franchise. They got really lucky that it didn't.
But that's just the way most publishers operate anymore, and developers are bound to do no more than their taskmasters allow. Do it, do it fast, do it cheap, and find a way to incorporate mucrotransactions.
@@AntTonyPony I didn't play early and I feel what you're saying. That said: Hello Game has set a new standard in how to redeem yourselves.
@@aleckelsey2663 im sorry i have to disagree. They shouldnt even put themselves in a position where they need to redeem themselves. They need to put out the game they promise. It took them a couple years to get to where they said it would be at launch. The ones that got burned are the reason they had the money to continue to fix it. The people who helped the game get to where it is left early on.
It was an early access game and they lied to the early adopters.
@@aleckelsey2663 are you talking about andromeda? Nah man andromeda is fantastic
I’m thankful to be one those very few who supported the game since it’s release. It’s amazing seeing the community grow to what it is now!
I love how they handled the situation, it took a lot of time but it was impressive. They were also very professional towards Sony and still got the support of Yoshida despite everything. It's so easy to get cynical towards the Game industry's growth in recent years and the skeletons in its closet but stories like this counteracts that... I hope we get more like this.
Fall and Rise, I love it. More of these!!!!!!
There's like 2 lol and they're not this impressive sadly.
The shot of the Normandy arriving in the No Man Sky-verse was the icing on the cake for this redemption story.
I’m a Release update player. It was amazing when i saw an update, and then there was a patch “No Man’s Sky Version [].[][]” i was so excited. I came back to the game updated, and i saw something i didn’t expect. I could go into 3rd person mode, so much new base parts, new vehicle, and the game looked so diffirent. Thanks to Sean Murray for not ditching this game.
"Players scoured pre-release interviews for any lies" No, That isn't what happened. People followed the development and saw when what was delivered was not what was promised. One way of saying things implies heavily that players went looking for shit to be angry about, the other informs that people were made angry by paying into promises that went undelivered.
It was equal parts false advertising and uncontrolled hype, not outrage mongering.
Seriously the tone of this video is that complaints were irrational and people were looking for things to be angry about which is complete history revision.
I watched plenty of pre-release interviews (I was hyped but cautiously so knowing the industry) and I didn't have to "scour" them to see the lies. Except for the basic concepts of the game basically everything was lies.
@@Juel92 I watched every piece of pre release media available and I was not surprised at all at the game I got on launch day lol.
@@seangt I'm doing this on my half broken phone while waiting for the bus but from the absolute top of my head: Dynamic weather, planet rotation, specialized ships with different handling, certain giant creatures, taking sides in galactic wars, multiplayer...
All those were lies but now my bus is here, feel free to google the list roughly ten+ times the size of what I wrote.
I think it was just miscommunicated. I feel like they meant to say, "scoured pre release interviews for all lies". I think they were referring to the gathering of all lies that led to the eventual lawsuit for false advertising. The only reason I defend this channel is because they're pretty thorough with the research, and I'd like to give them the benefit of the doubt on just misconstruing the message.
It's pretty inspiring how they stuck with it and actually delievered a proper game. Couldn't have been easy
Hello games is the most wholesome redemption story in the videogame history, Murray is clearly passionate about his craft, and the studio doesn't seem too fall too far behind him on this regard, that's admirable, I hope they never lose touch with that drive, unlike certain studio that was a dream team back in the 90s and early 2000's, but now just rots inside the Activision mines
No Man's Sky: The best part about hitting rock bottom is the only direction to go is up!!!
Bugthesda and Todd Howard: (Continues digging their grave)
I will always maintain that No Man's Sky is THE killer app for Virtual Reality. If you have VR, you need to be living in No Man's Sky.
I am delighted that Hello Games push through and made their game successful. I wish for people to try the game to see it for themselves and not judge it because of its past. No Man's Sky did come a long way.
Bravo @ GVMERS. Nice work with the novel approach to the tired “rise and fall” concept.
No Man's Sky redemption videos are one of my favorite genres. Such an incredible story for the ages.
As someone who really loves the concept and setting of No Man's Sky, its redemption arc truly puts a smile on my face.
I was there since Day 1. I still remember how exciting 3 first updates were, but boy we all lost our shit when trailer for NEXT dropped.
Such a cool redemption arch. I've followed the game since before launch and hopped on for the very first time when they released the newest Frontiers update. I was blown away. Such a Unique a fun experience. Kudos to Hello Games
The Fall and Rise never thought id see something like that on this channel
To this day I still think the game failed to capture what it set out to do. There may be some quintillion of planets... but they are all just reskins of one of the same 7-ish basic planet templates. It got old fast for me.
New GVMERS content always brings a smile to my face. I like how they flipped their normal title as No Man's Sky did Fall then Rise.
This is a great example of "If first, you don't succeed, Try, Try again until you finally get it".
Still hoping that one day a Fall and Rise of Cyberpunk 2077 video will exist.
How did cyberpunk ‘fall’ exactly?
@@versatilelord8893 do you live under a fucking rock?
Holy crap i recommended this a few weeks back!
If No Man's Sky was able to be restored from its formerly hollow state, then BioWare has no excuse for not fixing the dumpster fire that is Mass Effect 3's ending.
excited when purchased at launch, then lost and confused moments after, ^ months later and forward i was a believer in things can change for the better with a little bit of work. Great video
I have a lot of respect for Sean Murray, the man is a dreamer, not a liar. He clearly had a vision and a process to everything, he just got caught up in the glitz and glamour of it all, and more importantly, the pressures of release schedules. I wish more developers were like Hello Games, the gaming landscape would be very different today if they were.
Great internet story about the engoodening of no man's sky.
now I have to watch it again. For the 11th time. SPASIBO
@@Rusutall cheeki breeki and go watch it again.
No Man's Sky epitomizes "over promise, under deliver". Even if took a few years, I'm glad NMS built itself up to finally resemble something Hello Games promised. It would have been so much better if they just said so from the beginning
YES, THE REDEMPTION ARC OF THE DECADE!!!
Love this game, I can only play it in VR, it’s so amazing.
I feel a rush every time you guys drop a new video. Love the twist in the title for a special episode.
You need a life man.
@@nickmoranis2865 I was going to say this, but... yeah
The video I've been waiting for you guys to make
"Lame Game Man" cracks me up everytime.
One of most beautiful, heart warming redemption arcs in gaming history, Hello Games really surpass themselves and bring something way beyond they promises. Now, we can say that is THE game about space exploration that everyone even dreamed it!
Great video documentary like always, GAMERS!
that next trailer still gives me chills when I see it
I have backed up almost every version of No Man's Sky major releases I believe. From the early releases in 2016, to Foundation 1.1, Path Finder, Atlas Rises, Vision, Next/Abyss, Beyond, Synthesis, Livingship, Exomech, CrossPlay, Desolation, Origins, Next Generation/Companions, Expeditions, Season 2, Prism, Frontiers, and Emergence.
Actually haven't played the game since 2019, but clocked over 500hours prior. Hope to make time to revisit it over this winter.
And this is what happens when Devs work on projects that they are ACTUALLY passionate about.
do a rise and fall of metal gear! do more of these in general, ill watch them multiple times!
I'd say Elite is more dead than NMS, I just turned on NMS yesterday, 160 hours on my save, really enjoyed it, there a lot of new things since I played six months ago. Elite, well not on consoles. I genuinely enjoy Elite more but I genuinely believe NMS is the better game overall. I'm consistently surprised and amazed to the point that I'm picking my jaw up off the floor at the scenes and views in NMS. I think hello games are the only ones who managed to actually achieved the vision they set out for in a game world of the big 3 Elite, NMS and SC.
it's a fun game , kind of a chore but it becomes a habit if you let it then eventually yah do need to stop playing it for a few month's or year
I feel the same way. Elite is unmatched in terms of space flight and combat simulators thanks to its expansive controls, but mother of god Frontier needs to learn to implement any sort of gameplay loop that isn't just more braindead GRINDING. Ironically, this aimlessness is what tended to lure me back to Elite, as I would randomly remember that I hadn't yet unlocked something or had ships/modules that could be engineered further - even though that likely still wouldn't improve my chances against gankers. Speaking of which, at this point, that's about the only reason I'll ever return to Elite, is if Frontier manages to implement a decent crime and punishment system that actually imposes heavy risk and consequences onto asshole players with nothing better to do than ruin the experience for everyone else.
I love Elite and have thousands of hours on it. I like the more realistic aspect of it, from flight models/controls to the planet tech/aesthetic. But NMS has completely left Elite in the dust when it comes to actually implementing new and interesting things to do alongside entirely new systems like base building, underwater gameplay, mech suits, cave systems, etc. If Elite adopted only half of what NMS have done they would improve the game immensely.
@@DagobahResident
Yeah the grind in Elite is ridiculous. I’ve got thousands of hours on it and just get fed up of it after a few weeks and end up leaving it for months at a time after getting bogged down in a grind fest.
I was playing it as recently as two weeks ago and was planning on a trip to Colonia to get all engineers out there to grade 5 in one go. So I started doing a material grind so I could get on my way. It quickly became apparent that the amount of grinding I’d need to do was preposterous and I just got off.
I’ll go back at some point and get it done but that’s the problem: I’m just getting it done. It’s not fun. Another frustrating aspect is when I unlocked other engineers to grade 5, I was doing it in ships and with modules I don’t even want, if that makes sense.
For example, I want to engineer my Python fsd but just happened to be in another ship with a smaller fsd when I rolled that engineer to level 5, so now I have a module on a ship that I don’t really want/need but I can’t get any materials back if I sell those modules. So now I have to grind again to engineer a module on a ship that I actually want. Really pisses me off.
Feeling inspired after this, thanks Gvmers
The speaker has a perfect voice, he can even make a commercial for a mobile game sound cool.
If only ALL other developers would learn from the guys behind No Mans Sky. It was really BS at the beginning, but they dident just take the money and ran like EA, Bethesda, Activision and endless more developers have done endless times.
I bow in respect and acknowledge to these developers who made a great great game in the end! I SALUTE YOU!
Always been a believer, this game was a dream come true to me, being able to travel different planets seamlessly is just unbelievable, and i enjoyed it for what it was when it launched.
Hey! Hi Sean!
Take a shower dude.
Definitely a game that has taken its time to become great as its was essentially released in an alpha state because of development pressure after its initial hype to get it out as quick as possible.
The fall and massive unbelievable rise. I've loved this game from day one but still good to see the consensus turn around on it bring great.
I bought this game, not because I am particuarly interested in playing it, but because this studio went above and beyond to redeem themselves to the point I felt the need to give them money.
I Was There At Launch.
And I Was There When What I Hoped For Finally Came To Realization:
No Man's Sky Had Been Reborn.
Thanks for the vid
It’s an amazing game. I just recently started playing it. It definitely checks all the boxes. Space exploration, planet exploration, combat, survival, base building and so much more.
2 things on my wish list however would make the game above and beyond. Multiplayer on switch, and ship interiors.
I don't think NMS ever changed really. It just got more and more of stuff into it.
Yep, but at least now it's not a sandbox filled with dried concrete, but a true sandbox. I wish they'd stop with timed content though.
Now THIS is what I wanted to see someone cover!!
This is the playbook any developer that stumbles out the gate needs to follow. An example of service and dedication to consumer would pre order and support any Hello Game
Ah, the Hallmark/Discovery Channel edition of one of Internet Historian's many masterpieces. Better get comfy.
It even has a Raid ad too.
I haven’t played No Man’s Sky but I beat their newer game, the last campfire, and I loved it. Such great puzzles and story.
Even with the mounting pressure of criticism and depleting respect from gamers, Hello Games didn't abandon No Man's Sky. Instead, they were committed to delivering the game experience they had promoted and undoubtedly redeemed themselves. Bioware and EA couldn't even do that with Anthem (2019), yet a team of 15 were able turn their empty game into a stylized spectacle. Good for them.
“We’ve been playing raid shadow legends a lot” mmhmm, I’m sure. 🙄
and now we can have the rise and fall of battlefield
Amazing video man and have a good day everybody :]
A fantastic game, this is a product every single person who worked on it should be extremely proud of
And not just about their game
it's rare to see the opposite of rise and fall.
Most impressive redemption arc in gaming history.
This is the Zuko redemption arc of gaming.
Actually starts at 3.35, after 'Visit our Sponsor' stuff.
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the enduring of no man sky video makes this video obsolete
So beautiful with a Rise story once in a while :)
I finished Expedition 4 (the one with the worms) last night and I absolutely love the game. I hope Hello Games keep working on it!
Seriously? Raid?
Not you too GVMERS!!!
NMS is the story of humanity. A struggle from the start, figuring it out as we go. When it got tough, we buckled down and worked through it, instead of whining and crying about our problems, and making excuses. After a lot of hard work, we have something good.
Everyone on the planet needs to be more like Hello Games.
Lying a lot and misleading people?
Loving the title!!
15:41 Normandy, is that you? xDDD
I understood at launch why people were mad and giving HelloGames and Sean a hard time. But I found the game fun day 1. It was the only crafting survival game I could stand to play for longer than an hour. And I still find it so much fun. If I want to truly relax and I jump into NMS and just waste 12 hours of my night. It's so relaxing.
No Man's Sky is probably one of the only game I felt guilty for buying on sale. Bought it a few years ago half price and within a few hours was searching the store page for more ways for me to give them more money. I would buy a dlc from them even if I didn't want it just to show some support.
Yep if there is one title that deserves a redemption arc story it'd definitely be No Man's Sky.
The Raid ad actually made me chuckled 🤣
GVMERS clearly has seen internet historians video about NMS
5:58 Could someone please tell me what game appears here as an example of a polished vertical slice?
Never bought into this idea it just made no sense. I always badly explained it as put 10 items on a table rearrange them that's one planet rearrange them again that's another planet.
Sure you have infinite amount of planets but eventually you're going to see the exact same animal the exact same looking tree the exact same looking rock etc and that's basically what happened everything look the same it was empty and bland.
I remember I fell for the all the hype, preordered the special/limited edition or whatever it was, played it for an hour, could never get off the starting planet, and have not touched it since. I see that it is a completely different game since release though.