No man sky is actually really good now. At launch there was nothing to do, but there has come many new updates and it has a 7.8 rating now on ign. It went from 20% positive reviews to 80%. Its an open world game with an impressively good campaign.
@@CarolinaMapping Minecraft isn’t infinite. After a certain point the map just stops rendering and you’re left with nothing, which is the end of the map.
Yep No Man’s Sky is effectively infinite with its 200+ galaxies, at the point where after 5 years of being released there are still undiscovered systems in the first galaxy.
Minecraft is essentially the largest non-space game. Imagine one day there is an easter egg in a space game where you see a Minecraft planet with all its cube-like glory.
@@kingsupreme1532 yeah, I'd rather a hand crafted map than randomly generated, the only game I really love with random generation is deep rock galactic
I read an article once on how big no man’s sky was, and it said that it would take every human that has ever existed, playing 24/7, for 500 billion years to 100% that game just once.
@@James-jg7kv yeah but no mans sky focuses more on planets than just space. The environments and creative builds you can do on the planets far surpasses elite dangerous.
I play no mans sky, I’ve visited hundreds of galaxies, and yes. Every single star that you see in that game has its own unique life form, and landscape to it. I highly recommend it.
Fun fact: in no man's sky even if you explore every planet at the rate 1 planet per second without including travel time it would take more than 500 billion IRL years to completely explore the entire game
No man's sky has grown so much since it's awful release Huge respect for the devs for actually continuing to work on the game instead of just abandoning it like anthem
@@DantheManZ-wn6zg space minecraft essentially. Has a neat storyline several paths you can take (merchant, fighter, fleet control, etc.), different factions to align yourself with, languages to learn, planets to explore. Coolest part is that you manually fly from planet to planet, and you don't just click a button to teleport everywhere. Very enjoyable, especially in VR.
@@briangatt2956 💀well considering there are already millions of discovered planets, i dont see why there cant be 16^16. They lied qbout stuff 8 years ago. Nowadays, its an amazing game.
I knew No Man's Sky would be the last one as it is technically endless same as the actual universe, the game will literally keep generating new galaxies and planets over and over the further you go.
Well it’s not infinite but it has over a billion planets and it’s the only game without an official map walkthrough only the people who play it post on pages to help people find things
@@Kristopher103 technically it's the world border and yes it's technically the "limit" on minecraft worlds and yes i know you could go beyond the world border but... weird things start to happen when you pass that 30mil mark
Nms doesnt just have 80 quadrillion planets, but a really interesting story and beautiful detailed environments. It has also come a long way since its launch and has so much content in campaign and multiplayer. I would recommend it to anyone who loves space.
Yeah I read from another comment that, if every human being on earth played, non stop, it could take around 500 billion years to complete the whole thing
Well even more realistically is nobody really likes that shit ass game and nobody in their right mind would actually play the game for more than 8 hours it’s literally all the same shit so please stop hyping it up like it’s something because it is actually nothing
@@lliiter2910 but the program itself is amazing. It generates planets at a random rate,if you could apply that to npcs in game,using an ai that changes and evolves,then you would have a damn great game. I actually have a game idea like that but currently our technology is at least 20 years behind to actually develop a Ai capable of change and self thinking within games. By the time a full VR(one where you actually go into the game like sword art) will be when we have games like that. But no man's sky has one of the best programs out there and that's a fact.
Cool story about no man's sky, they had to develop an AI/bot system to fly bot ships out into the outer fringes of the in-game universe and discover planet and system generation bugs and report them back to No Mans Sky's devs to fix.
@@yozi1062 correction, the stockholders. The devs wanted to take their time with the game but stock holders wanted it out while it was hyped, which lead to dissapointment, nowadays after years of development everything they've promised to be in the game is now in it
@@yozi1062 once again, thats what he wanted, thats what was being developed. They were forced into pushing the game out early before they were done producing what was promised/wanted.
The crew just needs to get their physics and wheel support sorted. I get that it’s an arcade game but only the supermotos have a semi proper wheelie system and I don’t get why they can’t use that on the other bikes and don’t get me started on the car physics
My honest reaction to the background music : My name is Yoshikage Kira. I’m 33 years old. My house is in the northeast section of Morioh, where all the villas are, and I am not married. I work as an employee for the Kame Yu department stores, and I get home every day by 8 PM at the latest. I don’t smoke, but I occasionally drink. I’m in bed by 11 PM, and make sure I get eight hours of sleep, no matter what. After having a glass of warm milk and doing about twenty minutes of stretches before going to bed, I usually have no problems sleeping until morning. Just like a baby, I wake up without any fatigue or stress in the morning. I was told there were no issues at my last check-up. I’m trying to explain that I’m a person who wishes to live a very quiet life. I take care not to trouble myself with any enemies, like winning and losing, that would cause me to lose sleep at night. That is how I deal with society, and I know that is what brings me happiness. Although, if I were to fight I wouldn’t lose to anyone.
If someone started playing No Man's Sky from the beginning of the universe to the end of the universe, it would still have a whole lot left to be explored.
For the crew (the one that was the entire US) it’s not a 1:1 replica I don’t think. I’ve played the crew 2 and it’s scaled down but is still a massive map
Yea I've played the crew and it doesn't include every minor detail, just a bunch of the major cities. It takes just a minute or two to drive from Florida to New York. That being said, you're right - it's still a massive map.
Elite Dangerous is set in a 1:1 scale recreation of the Milky Way. Your ship can travel faster than light, but has limited range and fuel. Your only options for refueling are docking at a station, or flying near stars with a fuel scoop if you leave civilized space. It can take months to get from point A to point B on long hauls across the galaxy. The game went live 8 years ago, and players have explored less than 1% of the star systems in our galaxy.
Is it on ps4? I wanna play it cause it seems fun, i always wanted a open world game that has a large map i will never get tired of exploring and elite dangerous looks like it can fit that catagory
The way no man’s sky was programmed, allows itself to create more galaxies, planets inside them, at a randomly generated rate and a non consistent result. The game will continue to expand. It’s one of the most amazing things I’ve ever played. The fact you can literally fly in space to all of these planets, go to a different galaxy, and do the same, forever, is crazy to me.
@@Splatcake Not for a while. Planets have different biomes and everything. If you explore newer planets, they're all completely different from one another.
No mans sky makes sense considering that it’s made up of thousands of solar systems each with their own unique fully explorable planets with hundreds still going undiscovered.
If you where to start playing no mans sky the second you where born with the sole purpose of exploring every single planet in the game, you wouldn't even get to 20% of it. It would take 500 years to fully explore and map every single planet in that game.
I’ve played a lot of these games. Thing is, sometimes it’s not about how big the map is. It’s how much you can do in them. Like in the Yakuza games for example. While it is only a district in Tokyo, there is so much to do, it feels like a real city with people, you can do karaoke, dance, fight, grab anything in the environment to fight with, etc. If it’s just a big ass empty desert it’s boring or a city with nothing to do
Actually, u are half right. As long as a piece of land has potential, anything is possibly enjoyable. Just one game could have infinite possibilities due to it's size. U could even recreat what we know.
Duh because you don’t run out of gas…you never stop at motels or anything and you are probably not obeying the traffic laws…and going over 150mph majority of the trip
When it comes to insanely huge maps, the devs usually goes for a generator to make the areas that are irrelevant. So you'll end up with planets and plains that look exactly the same
Lol I remember someone saying burnout paradise has a small map, it really just feels small because you’re driving so fast. Still and will always be my favourite game.
Ya but the image it shows in the video is wrong. There isn’t anything below the city. And the island doesn’t look like that. But like ya it does feel pretty small going that fast
In fact they used this concept in the story of the game as well, where a traveller went mad and wanted to set foot on every single planet so he tried to make himself immortal. Pretty impressive how they made statistics into an actual story.
The Crew is so relaxing. I cant count how many times ive driven from florida to las vegas just chilling. Too bad the second game has such bad graphics and textures, it had a cool system.
the second game is tragically utter garbage just shows how money hungry the devs are when they literally said themselves that it’ll only be one game *insert todd howard tell me lies*
Difference for minecraft is they have computer generated worlds rather than (what I assume) is completely hand made. Dont know about no man's sky though
Yea, all of the Minecraft worlds are auto generated with something like pural sound? There is like a infinite amount of seeds that you can generate a world in
No man's sky has quintillons of planets to explore. And you can explore the entire planet. I have discovered 5 or 6 myself, and there are some that have never been discovered by anyone yet. Edit: it also would take 585 billion years to discover them all
Theres so many that if you go from every planet to planet in 1 second everytime you go to another planet you wont be able to cuss it takes so much time you would be dead by the time you've found all
For those who dont know "no mans sky" is a game with a technological online universe made from 4.000.000.000.000.000 planets. The devs say that it would take 469 years to complete the game.
Yea Sam did you know in no mans sky you could literally spawn in a place where nothing has been discovered and there are rumors that it could take 1.7 Million years to discover it all
Its procedually generated and REALLY slow to get through. I would even argue that procedually generated maps should be disqualified because why not just claim them to be infinite
explaination: NMS has 255 unique galaxies, with 4,2 Billion regions, each having around 122 to 580 star systems. galaxies have a little over 1 Million Light Years radius. All players in multiplayer are playing on ONE SERVER scattered around the galaxies (each player starts in Euclid galaxy. The probability of randomy finding another player exists and is SUPER low, (you can join up with your friends easily though) if you wanted to spend one second on every planet, it would take you 584 Billion years to visit every planet and moon
I was almost about to say, "Damn, why they didn't put minecraft, the map is literally infinite🤣" and then they put it WTF, 150 LIKES? TYSM! I've never had this much!
@@captive8670 it was never infinite, it’s only theoretically infinite, but eventually the games processing breaks down when going too far out, that’s the “end” of the map displayed here
It's actually not infinite, the world does start breaking after 30 million blocks out on Java, (hence the border) and will get worse and worse until the game just can't keep up anymore and just stops generating. Same for bedrock edition, though you start falling through the world way before 30 million. And there's no border
For those that don’t know, no man’s sky has 18,000,000,000,000,000,000 different planets. Literally all the time in the universe could not allow us to explore even a fraction of them.
So far I've only played no man's sky for around 40 hours and have only found two galaxies that were already discovered in some way, and both times none of the planets were discovered, only the galaxy itself.
@@zalien6 depends on the planet but usually yes there are both characters and lifeforms to interact with. And while you can totally just fly around space, there are also some "storylines" that you can choose to follow that will send you to places and get you to interact with lifeforms.
@Heisenburger there are a few ways, including simple ones like setting a flat floor of rails and riding to it. You can also use extreme mods to remove it, and even expand the world limits to ridiculous degrees. Not quite as big as no man's sky, but quite large. Multiple light-years wide, with every cubic meter explorable
One game I used to okay has a much bigger map. Starbound is literally the entire universe, with all different stars, and tons of planets at each. Literally as big as the universe.
Same with no man's Sky. The Thing has like 15 quintillion different planets and 233 galaxies that are actually close to each other so Is not like all void
More than a thousand builders of Minecraft are currently making a whole replica of the planet Earth, which also includes your house in it, maybe also ur mum-
@@gtry338 yes, the memorey does matter, but the way mc loads the world while creating a new one, it generates blocks according to the system, but here, it doesn't loads a map itself, it's already ready to load but cannot due to performance, plus if you have seen amplified worlds, they lag a lot even if you render distance is being set to 3
@@gtry338 and if you have seen, then the world while loading, it creates new chunks and temporarily removes older ones, but here the whole world is loaded all together
I played it so much with my friends back in the day. I still want a decent racing game with a map that size with all the tracks on it. Like I love Forza but I'm so used to the map from the Crew that it feels tiny. Having a massive map that you can't easily remember with loads of tracks I'd perfect for racing games!
Test Drive was pretty impressive back in 2006 when it came out. Was essentially the whole of Hawaii with a scale change. Was really densely packed too unlike something like The Crew
I have played way to much of the game and did a run without using fast travel or vehicles (unless necessary) and it still felt small but apparently it is big. I suppose it doesnt feel big since the map keeps you occupied with enemies to make it feel less time consuming between places.
@@firefightszz Fuck it, time to do a close quarters run with melee and shotguns. Maybe the world will feel bigger or maybe i'll learn something new about the game's mechanics.
yes!!! I knew no man’s sky would be on there as soon as he was talking about geoguesser. It’s such a cool game, nms and it’s amazing being able to explore multiple galaxies and planets.
Elite dangerous has the whole milky way as your map, and even to this day theres a lot of undiscovered planets you can chart. It should be just below no mans sky
@@simplyskrypt3914 I mean at a certain point does it really matter? Even in Elite with waaaay fewer planets and having been out for longer, less than 0.04% of the Galaxy had been explored in 2019 since it was released. It is very likely that we are still at less than 0.1% of the Galaxy explored. And we are only talking about 400 billion star systems and very roughly 4 trillion planets based on best guesses because the actual number is completely unknown. The number of planets in No Man's Sky is what, 18.466 quintillion??? Cool number, but we will all be dead and our kids will be dead and their kids too LONG before a reasonable fraction of 1% will be discovered. Even If you got 7 billion people to all discover 50 planets a day, every single day, it would take almost 8,000 years to discover simply 1 quintillion planets. Discovering 350 billion planets a day is only enough to discover 0.00055% of the game in the average human lifespan. In other words, it completely doesn't matter how many planets any well simulated space game has at a certain point. You will only ever see the tiniest fraction of all there is in the game in your entire life.
All of these are cool and all, but I’m so happy that xenoblade X is on the list, it’s definitely a game that doesn’t get enough recognition but is one of the more fun games I’ve ever played
Seriously. Sucks the WiiU didn't do well so many people didn't get to play it, but Xenoblade X is one of my all time favorite RPGs. I also really enjoy how as soon as you...SPOILER unlock "Overclock" you just unlocked the ability to beat the entire game without really knowing it 🤣. Did a complete new game and as soon as I unlocked Overclock I switched to Elma and Ghostwalked the rest of the game to victory. Game was almost a masterpiece. If only they added a way to turn music off in the city...
Dayz feels a whole lot bigger since you can only walk, a car is a rare dangerous and buggy mess usually so that’s out of the question. It takes hours to travel across the country
Usually if you know where you are going chernarus isn't too bad. My crews base is dead center of the map and everything is a 25 min walk(give or take 5 minutes)
When he showed the Minecraft map. I legit have been telling people infinite isn't infinite. It is literally every map they made all in one. Now that this video is out. Thank you!
The game is built around five pillars: exploration, survival, combat, trading and base building. Players are free to perform within the entirety of a procedurally generated deterministic open world universe, which includes over 18 quintillion
Ahm... No Man Sky has a theoretical largest size. But due to "cheating" with some game mechanics, it isn't actually that big. However, Elite Dangerous has a 1:1 scale galaxy size.... sooo...
@Offisianシ Short explanation: NMS is not a 1:1 scale of anything. It's a fictional universe which may or may not be as big as they say because no one will ever be able to verify it. Long explanation rant: Because there is a difference between the "observable" universe and the "whole" universe. The observable universe is approximately 93 billion LY but the whole universe is theoretically infinite. You cannot do a 1:1 scale of something infinite (unless fractals???). The devs say they have 18 quintillion planets. But can anyone actually ever verify this? Elite Dangerous has 400 billion star systems, and yet despite the game being 7+ years old now, only about 0.05% (thats half of 1 percent!) has actually been discovered by the players. So how do you think anyone will ever discover (and thus confirm) 18 quintillion planets? Not in our lifetime. So can NMS have a 1:1 scale of something infinite? If it's a 1:1 scale of the observable universe than why dont the devs just say that? It would be a pretty impressive feat. But instead, they just said they generated a fixed number of planets (which is not infinite and thus cannot be 1:1 scale of the universe) and it's a number which is large enough so it can never be proved or disproved. End rant.
Yo if you had to recommend one of these video games to play which one and why
Asssassin’s creed black flag. Its one of the best assassins creed games and its really detailed and has a lot of unique features
Minecraft bedwars
No man sky is actually really good now. At launch there was nothing to do, but there has come many new updates and it has a 7.8 rating now on ign. It went from 20% positive reviews to 80%. Its an open world game with an impressively good campaign.
Minecraft *Anti Speedrun.*
No man's sky is fun only for like people that want to explore and find new things but it also a challenge to survive.
Minecraft: infinite world
No man sky: infinite space
Uhm actually Minecraft isn't infinite 🤓
@@GmEp_3 it is its just nearly impossible to go beyond a certain point
@@CarolinaMapping That applies to all games with a border. 😐😐😐
@@GRASS191 no it's infinite but if you go to far it gets too language 😐😐😐
@@CarolinaMapping
Minecraft isn’t infinite. After a certain point the map just stops rendering and you’re left with nothing, which is the end of the map.
Yep No Man’s Sky is effectively infinite with its 200+ galaxies, at the point where after 5 years of being released there are still undiscovered systems in the first galaxy.
Definitely with all the planets even if only those are counted in the equation 😅
I also feel like eve online should've been on here.....
Yes but NMS is mostly empty space
@@the_urban_goose1 Who have the bigger map eve online or eve echoes obviusly eve online only for the time spended in the game
@@basaragremory5718 never heard of eve echoes so idk
Minecraft is essentially the largest non-space game. Imagine one day there is an easter egg in a space game where you see a Minecraft planet with all its cube-like glory.
Why wouldn’t they just make it flat like earth?
@@King_._Dodo Or you can do that.
The day that happens Is the day I get a girlfriend which is never
@@luciakderrick9801 why not? It wouldn’t be the first time a game has included a Minecraft Easter egg
@@King_._Dodo the earth is not flat tho
'The developers probably put a lot of time in these maps'
Minecraft: *generates in 1.5 mins*
Hell yeah, but minecraft have random generates
While other games have fixed maps taking years to make.
@@kantoumanjigang that's what takes away it's value
Because it's randomly generated not professionally designed
@@kingsupreme1532 yeah, I'd rather a hand crafted map than randomly generated, the only game I really love with random generation is deep rock galactic
Meanwhile also Daggerfall being just a flat landscape 👁️👄👁️
Minecraft: **destroying every map ever created**
No man's sky: "I'm about to ruin this guy's whole career"
yeah i was thinking no man’s sky but i didn’t expect it to actually be here
@@yoloboogie3674 minecraft void be like am I joke to u
I that tthat minecraft infinity was
@@remi2498 minecraft is not infinite bc of world border (edit i forgot pocket edition)
@@weirdmanweirdsmile6024 i thought that was gone?
Im surprised that people forget that no man's sky is literally an entire universe
And then some.... 🙀🙀🙀🙀
Now we wait for No Man's Sky 2, a multiverse
And Since it's procedurally generated, their universe is technically truly infinite
Not even close to a universe
It could be bigger
I read an article once on how big no man’s sky was, and it said that it would take every human that has ever existed, playing 24/7, for 500 billion years to 100% that game just once.
The ultimate achievement to get
Easyspeezy: *persona 5 music plays*
Maybe that’s what life’s about
Speed runners: ima do it in 20 minutes
And yet there isn't shit to do
ah yes, No Man's Sky, my favourite open world game where you can discover infinite amount of galaxies and steal nitrogen from all of them.
Yess😂
Open *world?*
More like open universe
Fun fact: no man's sky is the first video game to have a fully loaded, explorable, UNIVERSE created by AI. It's also incredibly fun.
That's fun to know, thank you
Mid
What about Elite Dangerous?
@@James-jg7kv yeah but no mans sky focuses more on planets than just space. The environments and creative builds you can do on the planets far surpasses elite dangerous.
I got no man's sky a month ago, then started a new job 2 weeks later. No where near enough time to bask in it's glory
I play no mans sky, I’ve visited hundreds of galaxies, and yes. Every single star that you see in that game has its own unique life form, and landscape to it. I highly recommend it.
I die 1 min after I spawn in
@@specialone6731 how
@@teslacoils5881 he’s just trash asf at every game he plays 😂
@@kenopsia001 dam bro who pissed in ur cereal this morning
@@kenopsia001 you good? Did your dog piss on your 2005 notebook or something?
Fun fact: in no man's sky even if you explore every planet at the rate 1 planet per second without including travel time it would take more than 500 billion IRL years to completely explore the entire game
Wowww that is crazy
It definitely wouldn’t be 500 billion years, but it would definitely take many life times to explore it all.
Are all the planets different? Or do they repeat
@@devilishdeeds7951 they are all different
@@DarkVWolf wdym many, it would take millions
No man's sky is an insane map, its technically a technological universe, no person's game is the same.
It’s a galaxy not a universe
@@bradleyhamlin2732 it's over 200 galaxys so it's most deffenitly a universe.
@@hazmat4629 I mean I get that there is more in real life. It's a universe, not our universe.
@@hazmat4629 you still can't deny that it is really dang impressive
@@bradleyhamlin2732 no mans sky is 4 times the size of our universe lol (that’s been measured because it’s actually infinite)
No man's sky has grown so much since it's awful release
Huge respect for the devs for actually continuing to work on the game instead of just abandoning it like anthem
What's No Man's Sky like. I've heard about it but have no idea what it's about
@@DantheManZ-wn6zg space minecraft essentially. Has a neat storyline several paths you can take (merchant, fighter, fleet control, etc.), different factions to align yourself with, languages to learn, planets to explore.
Coolest part is that you manually fly from planet to planet, and you don't just click a button to teleport everywhere. Very enjoyable, especially in VR.
And Anthem was supposed to be a ‘growing’ game
@@stinkychair i remember a lot of controversy about its launch state, im glad it shaped up now
@@stinkychair the real question is what’s it’s price? Or is it free to play?
If you were asked the exact coordinates of any of the maps shown here you would immediately answer “yeah it’s 128.72.917.72” 💀💀💀
What does this mean
@@gabrxl9244 if I’m right the combination can’t be searched up on google
@@gabrxl9244 i think he's referencing to his geoguesser videos.
The border is there
Except for minecraft lol
For those wondering no man's sky map has over *18 quintillion planets*
Yeah but can you believe that?
Look how they lied about the game.
And for others wondering, this the EXACT NUMBER :
*18 446 744 073 709 551 616*
@@briangatt2956 💀well considering there are already millions of discovered planets, i dont see why there cant be 16^16. They lied qbout stuff 8 years ago. Nowadays, its an amazing game.
@@briangatt2956
Ummm yeah but already millions of planets have been discovered in NMS.
@@Nathan_Morgan_isn’t the 64 bit integer limit 9 quintillion
"i really appreciate how devs put alot of time into their maps"
minecraft:uhh yea we made every map totally not world generation
No mans sky is bigger though
@@rooster6199 also generated
@@rooster6199 minecraft void lemme introduce myself
@@rex_008 pretty sure the void doesnt count becuase the void is nothing
@@rooster6199 I am pretty sure sky is also nothing
Game Dev: *Why is the map black?*
Gojo: *It's Infinite Void.*
Game Dev: *So this is the map?*
Gojo: *Yeah.*
My man always comes up with the best anime memes
@@ken-vk3pc *Yeah, he is :)*
🤓
Jujutsu is the best ngl
Who tf is gojo
I knew No Man's Sky would be the last one as it is technically endless same as the actual universe, the game will literally keep generating new galaxies and planets over and over the further you go.
Map woo th-cam.com/users/shortsSZz3MK9p_tE?feature=share
So does Minecraft infinite
Well it’s not infinite but it has over a billion planets and it’s the only game without an official map walkthrough only the people who play it post on pages to help people find things
@@cheesyman8238 mincraft apparently does have a world limit on infinite and its around 30mil blocks all around
@@Kristopher103 technically it's the world border and yes it's technically the "limit" on minecraft worlds and yes i know you could go beyond the world border but... weird things start to happen when you pass that 30mil mark
Nms doesnt just have 80 quadrillion planets, but a really interesting story and beautiful detailed environments. It has also come a long way since its launch and has so much content in campaign and multiplayer. I would recommend it to anyone who loves space.
18 quintillion planets actually. To be precise, 16^16 planets.
Minecraft. Making a world fresh every update is borderline euphoric for me after I get my friends altogether to get it started.
Big facts. I start new worlds sometimes just because I'm bored. 😂
The thing that makes nms so fun is definitely how big it is, you can travel through solar systems and galaxies
Yet majority plants are all the same, just different colours/atmosphere and species.
No Man’s Sky (a HIGHLY underrated game) is a literal GALAXY! I love that game to pieces, but I wish the planets were a bit more diverse
Not just the galaxy, but the currently observable universe, and some made up planets and galaxy’s
Not just a galaxy it’s the whole universe
It's actually 256 galaxies.
And for each galaxy, you'd spend several lifetimes completely mapping out.
cant forget about elite dangerous, they also have a galaxy with them.
I just wish it didn't take like 4 hours to get anywhere
That reaction to Minecraft and No Man's Sky is the most emotion I've ever seen Sam exhibit.
No mans sky would theoretically take millions of years to complete, an amazing game
Yeah I read from another comment that, if every human being on earth played, non stop, it could take around 500 billion years to complete the whole thing
@@simlist1760 realistically it's would take around 400 million years cause it would take 376 years to explore the observable universe I baleve
Well even more realistically is nobody really likes that shit ass game and nobody in their right mind would actually play the game for more than 8 hours it’s literally all the same shit so please stop hyping it up like it’s something because it is actually nothing
@@lliiter2910 but the program itself is amazing. It generates planets at a random rate,if you could apply that to npcs in game,using an ai that changes and evolves,then you would have a damn great game. I actually have a game idea like that but currently our technology is at least 20 years behind to actually develop a Ai capable of change and self thinking within games. By the time a full VR(one where you actually go into the game like sword art) will be when we have games like that. But no man's sky has one of the best programs out there and that's a fact.
@@lliiter2910 I love No Man's Sky. It's one of my favorite games along with Breath of the Wild, Minecraft, and GTA5
Cool story about no man's sky, they had to develop an AI/bot system to fly bot ships out into the outer fringes of the in-game universe and discover planet and system generation bugs and report them back to No Mans Sky's devs to fix.
the devs were the scum of the earth though
@@yozi1062 correction, the stockholders. The devs wanted to take their time with the game but stock holders wanted it out while it was hyped, which lead to dissapointment, nowadays after years of development everything they've promised to be in the game is now in it
@@Exoleil but the head guy lied about multiplayer and other stuff
@@yozi1062 once again, thats what he wanted, thats what was being developed. They were forced into pushing the game out early before they were done producing what was promised/wanted.
ah yes investors, investing as they do
The crew is sooo underrated, especially the 2nd one, immagine driving a Zonda from Seatle to Detroit and it takes 60minutes in real time
Bro I spend 70 euros on the crew instead of OG fortnite back then 😢 (season 1-2) worst mistake of my life but I did enjoy the crew so much
The crew just needs to get their physics and wheel support sorted. I get that it’s an arcade game but only the supermotos have a semi proper wheelie system and I don’t get why they can’t use that on the other bikes and don’t get me started on the car physics
That sounds like ass tbh
@Edward Farah ikr
@Edward Farah nah fortnite season 1-7 was the best fortnite there was it was fun
My honest reaction to the background music :
My name is Yoshikage Kira. I’m 33 years old. My house is in the northeast section of Morioh, where all the villas are, and I am not married. I work as an employee for the Kame Yu department stores, and I get home every day by 8 PM at the latest. I don’t smoke, but I occasionally drink. I’m in bed by 11 PM, and make sure I get eight hours of sleep, no matter what. After having a glass of warm milk and doing about twenty minutes of stretches before going to bed, I usually have no problems sleeping until morning. Just like a baby, I wake up without any fatigue or stress in the morning.
I was told there were no issues at my last check-up. I’m trying to explain that I’m a person who wishes to live a very quiet life. I take care not to trouble myself with any enemies, like winning and losing, that would cause me to lose sleep at night. That is how I deal with society, and I know that is what brings me happiness. Although, if I were to fight I wouldn’t lose to anyone.
If someone started playing No Man's Sky from the beginning of the universe to the end of the universe, it would still have a whole lot left to be explored.
Same thing can be said about books. Nobody will ever be able to read all the books.
@@djhudgins8412 Bet.
For the crew (the one that was the entire US) it’s not a 1:1 replica I don’t think. I’ve played the crew 2 and it’s scaled down but is still a massive map
Like ac odyssey, it’s still pretty accurate geography wise but very scaled down
@@williamstibor8606 ac odyssey map is cursed.
Yea I've played the crew and it doesn't include every minor detail, just a bunch of the major cities. It takes just a minute or two to drive from Florida to New York. That being said, you're right - it's still a massive map.
It takes about 30 - 40 minutes to cross the entire map, no?
@@benjaminrobledo5466 I don't think so, but it's been a while since I played it
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"It's the entire earth"
Minecraft map: it's the entire Neptune in a square
Well The Minecraft map is actually bigger than the sun lol
@@VIII-SINCHANCHATTERJEE no that’s not true
@@VIII-SINCHANCHATTERJEE ??
No mans sky: I am the entire universe
@@chrossantvegas2694 yeah
Elite Dangerous is set in a 1:1 scale recreation of the Milky Way. Your ship can travel faster than light, but has limited range and fuel. Your only options for refueling are docking at a station, or flying near stars with a fuel scoop if you leave civilized space. It can take months to get from point A to point B on long hauls across the galaxy.
The game went live 8 years ago, and players have explored less than 1% of the star systems in our galaxy.
Really cool concept
Is it on ps4? I wanna play it cause it seems fun, i always wanted a open world game that has a large map i will never get tired of exploring and elite dangerous looks like it can fit that catagory
@@F-14B Yes it is!
I play elite dangerous to this day. It’s pretty limited in terms of diversity but I do love that feeling of jumping into an unexplored galaxy.
Doesn’t make sense. i hate that. How can it go faster than the speed of light but not use infinite fuel energy???????
That must take ten years
Rockstar:20 take it or leave it
The way no man’s sky was programmed, allows itself to create more galaxies, planets inside them, at a randomly generated rate and a non consistent result. The game will continue to expand. It’s one of the most amazing things I’ve ever played. The fact you can literally fly in space to all of these planets, go to a different galaxy, and do the same, forever, is crazy to me.
And every single one of them is exactly the same and its boring af
@@Splatcake yea
No man sky more like 1man lie
@@certified_femboy_lover11 Why do you say that?
@@Splatcake Not for a while. Planets have different biomes and everything. If you explore newer planets, they're all completely different from one another.
No mans sky makes sense considering that it’s made up of thousands of solar systems each with their own unique fully explorable planets with hundreds still going undiscovered.
Not thousands, literally sextillions of solar systems
"unique" is a bit Stretched statement
@@Dr_Dan_ Ai generated is more fitting
If you where to start playing no mans sky the second you where born with the sole purpose of exploring every single planet in the game, you wouldn't even get to 20% of it. It would take 500 years to fully explore and map every single planet in that game.
@@definition.of.insanity hey isn’t ur name spelled “-null-“?
I was about to say that NMS is the biggest game ever. It's honestly one of the best games too. Highly recommend.
i thought it was a flop at launch? did it get better
@@PsyAlola no
@@PsyAlola its pretty fun, but it can get boring fast
@@idoabitoftrolling2172
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I wouldn't take it that far
I’ve played a lot of these games. Thing is, sometimes it’s not about how big the map is. It’s how much you can do in them. Like in the Yakuza games for example. While it is only a district in Tokyo, there is so much to do, it feels like a real city with people, you can do karaoke, dance, fight, grab anything in the environment to fight with, etc.
If it’s just a big ass empty desert it’s boring or a city with nothing to do
Depends on the game too man, if its some sort of a car game then a big ass desert is the besto option just to drive in a car
this is the exact reason why cyberpunk whilst having a huge map and lot of detail still feels so empty and boring
Fucking spend hours playing karaoke no regrets
Absolutely. Just Cause only let's you walk around their maps, essentially. Still fun though.
Actually, u are half right. As long as a piece of land has potential, anything is possibly enjoyable. Just one game could have infinite possibilities due to it's size. U could even recreat what we know.
The crew mapping the whole US sounds impressive until you realize you can drive from LA to new York in like a half hour
Duh because you don’t run out of gas…you never stop at motels or anything and you are probably not obeying the traffic laws…and going over 150mph majority of the trip
@@brentonthomas2979 and because the map is 30% scale and chopped and compressed
@@brentonthomas2979 then still half an hour is nothing
@@niekvanwensen it will take longer than that he’s exaggerating it takes like an hour
@@brentonthomas2979 then still it’s scaled down
When it comes to insanely huge maps, the devs usually goes for a generator to make the areas that are irrelevant. So you'll end up with planets and plains that look exactly the same
Lmao for real no mans land is very terrible and copy past everywhere 😂
@@HvacHeathen Didn't the game get better over the years?
No man’s sky is really good game because there are multiple galaxies with multiple planets with multiple kilometers of land
Lol I remember someone saying burnout paradise has a small map, it really just feels small because you’re driving so fast. Still and will always be my favourite game.
It does feel small because of your speed but drive around it with tje first car and you will see how big it is
@@gummypanda5072 the first car is devastatingly slow
Ya but the image it shows in the video is wrong. There isn’t anything below the city. And the island doesn’t look like that. But like ya it does feel pretty small going that fast
It so fun to get lost driving around the island and speeding through the countryside. A true gem
It would take years upon years to discover everything in no man's Sky. It would take more than a lifetime
Much more than a lifetime lol like 100000 times more than a lifetime
I'm pretty sure everyone in the world can have like 2 planets
@@Ace_164 Far, FAR more. More like 1 million
I have been playing like a year and I haven't seen anyone out of the anomaly
:(
In fact they used this concept in the story of the game as well, where a traveller went mad and wanted to set foot on every single planet so he tried to make himself immortal. Pretty impressive how they made statistics into an actual story.
The Crew is so relaxing.
I cant count how many times ive driven from florida to las vegas just chilling.
Too bad the second game has such bad graphics and textures, it had a cool system.
it was still good for its time lol
the second game is tragically utter garbage just shows how money hungry the devs are when they literally said themselves that it’ll only be one game *insert todd howard tell me lies*
The first 1 was awesome. Played a lot of that game and enjoyed every minute of it
Sambucha: geoguesser
Random kid: laughs in Minecraft
Me: wait a second what about spore
Difference for minecraft is they have computer generated worlds rather than (what I assume) is completely hand made. Dont know about no man's sky though
No man's Sky Is procedural made. They are randomized planets but each planet has a temperature and radiations and colonies
Yea, all of the Minecraft worlds are auto generated with something like pural sound? There is like a infinite amount of seeds that you can generate a world in
Idk what no man sky is but they says it’s a map that has planets and some is still unknown
@@Boymarvel-bl4jg it would take you 580+ billion years to visit every single planet
No man's sky is infinite
No man's sky has quintillons of planets to explore. And you can explore the entire planet. I have discovered 5 or 6 myself, and there are some that have never been discovered by anyone yet. Edit: it also would take 585 billion years to discover them all
Is this really true? So you can travel and discover planets, that nobody has ever found?
Theres so many that if you go from every planet to planet in 1 second everytime you go to another planet you wont be able to cuss it takes so much time you would be dead by the time you've found all
@@VeeOasis ye i forgot how many i know its atleast 100 years
@@VeeOasis its 518 billion years
@@tijgerg4m3r no its 585 no 518
I knew it had to be no man’s sky because that games map is huge
Bruh it's litteratily an entire galaxy of course it's huge
infinite 😂
Yet it’s still not the biggest map
@@cardedmaster5393 it is
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Fun fact that’s probably already been said by everyone, No Mans Sky has 16^16 different systems, each containing their own planets
I've probably been to every spot on Ghost recon wildlands that game was so fun, and playing with randoms wasn't toxic for once
Are you being serious or joking??
Yeah I love Wildlands
I've honestly probably been to every location on assassins creed odyssey and black flag
Agreed
For those who dont know "no mans sky" is a game with a technological online universe made from 4.000.000.000.000.000 planets. The devs say that it would take 469 years to complete the game.
469 Billion? or just 469 years?
@@memespamz 469 years
@@sta255_ btw how many km is onee planet
@@memespamz if we assume that every planet is the same length as the earth then we are looking at around 380.000 km
@@sta255_ wow ok thanks
It would take centuries to ever explore even a minuscule amount of no man’s sky.
I love how true crime: Los Angelos is so high on the list yet looks like it should be lower than GTA Vs map
Yep. Extremely underrated
There is no game called "True Crime: Los Angelos", its called "True Crime: Streets of LA"
@@adamas_dragon I'm just going by the title from the video
Yea Sam did you know in no mans sky you could literally spawn in a place where nothing has been discovered and there are rumors that it could take 1.7 Million years to discover it all
it would take 585 billion years not 1.7 million
@@ayaan5269 that's If you spent atleast 10 seconds in each if you keep going just discovering and leaving it would take 279 billion years
@LegendaryLuigiBros yes
@@hellopeople3331 still crazy though
@@ayaan5269 The only way to do it in a lifetime is either glitching or exploiting
They forgot Elite Dangerous which literally has a one to one scale of the universe
Edit: Sorry, I meant galaxy.
Of the galaxy
Of the galaxy and no man's sky is actually a universe😭
The universe actually keeps on growing so it's probably a couple million trillion kilometers bigger than that map
@@giogio68 with 255 unique galaxies having over 1 Million light years in radius
@@giogio68 no man's is procedurally generated tho
Rdr2 having a way bigger map than gta: “am I a joke to you”
I love how daggerfall is one of the biggest maps, even if it's really old
Its procedually generated and REALLY slow to get through.
I would even argue that procedually generated maps should be disqualified because why not just claim them to be infinite
Rockstar: “We have an island.”
Bethesda: “We have a continent.”
Mojang: “We have a super planet.”
Hello Games: “WE HAVE A UNIVERSE.”
Iron Man: “We have a Hulk”
@@benjaminsmith7056 Captain Jack: I've got a jar of dirt.
Well The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall only takes place in a small portion of the continent
Then we have space engine with *billions* of galaxies
@@Flesh_Wizard to be exact the entire observable Universe (and beyond but there is nothing out there in game)
explaination:
NMS has 255 unique galaxies, with 4,2 Billion regions, each having around 122 to 580 star systems.
galaxies have a little over 1 Million Light Years radius.
All players in multiplayer are playing on ONE SERVER scattered around the galaxies (each player starts in Euclid galaxy. The probability of randomy finding another player exists and is SUPER low, (you can join up with your friends easily though)
if you wanted to spend one second on every planet, it would take you 584 Billion years to visit every planet and moon
I once found a planet in the next star system that was discovered by another player in 2018, I was playing this year
@@becomingyeti8363 then its too late to play the lottery cause you already depleted your luck reserves ;( xd
Jojo in background, alo whaaa just cause 2 was one of the biggest?? I loved that game
I was almost about to say, "Damn, why they didn't put minecraft, the map is literally infinite🤣" and then they put it
WTF, 150 LIKES? TYSM! I've never had this much!
It was Infinite before beta 1.8 (not the 1.8 we know)
@@captive8670 it was never infinite, it’s only theoretically infinite, but eventually the games processing breaks down when going too far out, that’s the “end” of the map displayed here
@@silentreaper5805 before it was the farlands and now they have a border. Btw the farlands might come back to existence in minecraft
In the new snapshot
Same, mate
I'm so glad that Traitors Requiem is playing. My favourite OP by a mile.
underrated op fr
@@user-ey5ec2tu3j I agree.
I knew minecraft would be up there, seeing as it’s maps are infinite.
sure they aren’t built, but with 1.18, its really pretty!
Minecraft’s infinite world is about 2x bigger than earth
It's actually not infinite, the world does start breaking after 30 million blocks out on Java, (hence the border) and will get worse and worse until the game just can't keep up anymore and just stops generating. Same for bedrock edition, though you start falling through the world way before 30 million. And there's no border
@@P4t71ck my guy. It's infinitely large, it's infinitely as large as the earth
@@infiniteplusone it’s finite, not infinite, the world border counts as the end of the map
For those that don’t know, no man’s sky has 18,000,000,000,000,000,000 different planets. Literally all the time in the universe could not allow us to explore even a fraction of them.
Also it would take you 8500 hours to walk around a single planet
300 Billion Years worth of adventure (probably more, 300B if you travel the planets 1 planet/second real time)
@@Nomorevideos-f5p incorrect. People have walked around planets in a day. Check out the pilgrim star.
@@brother_sothothit depends
Planets have different sizes.
I walked across the entire map in Daggerfall. It took me 69 hours.
Phunni number
HMMMMMMMMMMM
Walk across the entire nms map,i want to see how long it would take
@@kidneydealer9938 I walked around a planet. It took 29 hours.
@@HowBigistheMap You have my respect
So far I've only played no man's sky for around 40 hours and have only found two galaxies that were already discovered in some way, and both times none of the planets were discovered, only the galaxy itself.
Do you just fly around space? And when you discover a planet are there characters or life forms to interact with? Or is it just a rock?
@@zalien6 depends on the planet but usually yes there are both characters and lifeforms to interact with. And while you can totally just fly around space, there are also some "storylines" that you can choose to follow that will send you to places and get you to interact with lifeforms.
I was rooting for Minecraft the entire time knowing the infinite world (other than the end glitched thing).
Minecraft is not infinite. It has a world border, but it’s really far out.
@@gabeclements2501 You can technically go past that border, and in earlier versions it didn't even exist.
@@gabeclements2501 yeah that's why I said that glitched thing. it takes a really long time though
@@lemonke9000 it’s not glitched
@Heisenburger there are a few ways, including simple ones like setting a flat floor of rails and riding to it. You can also use extreme mods to remove it, and even expand the world limits to ridiculous degrees. Not quite as big as no man's sky, but quite large. Multiple light-years wide, with every cubic meter explorable
Every time u create a new profile in no mans sky u will probably be in a system that no ones have gone
One game I used to okay has a much bigger map. Starbound is literally the entire universe, with all different stars, and tons of planets at each. Literally as big as the universe.
Same with mass effect: andromeda
Same with no man's Sky. The Thing has like 15 quintillion different planets and 233 galaxies that are actually close to each other so Is not like all void
@@matteomanglaviti6074 that's the top on the list
@@AnnanKamrans And for a good reason, good luck getting to the center without portals
@@AnnanKamrans that’s why they’re saying it
More than a thousand builders of Minecraft are currently making a whole replica of the planet Earth, which also includes your house in it, maybe also ur mum-
@@SaliniGhosh you cannot even load that world, if you don't have a computer enough capable to run that world
@@itz_endking the Problem is not your Performance, its your storage. The Performance is Fixed with the Chunk system of mc
@@gtry338 yes, the memorey does matter, but the way mc loads the world while creating a new one, it generates blocks according to the system, but here, it doesn't loads a map itself, it's already ready to load but cannot due to performance, plus if you have seen amplified worlds, they lag a lot even if you render distance is being set to 3
@@gtry338 and if you have seen, then the world while loading, it creates new chunks and temporarily removes older ones, but here the whole world is loaded all together
@@itz_endking just work for NASA and play minecraft on one of the computers
Im happy to see the crew there, such a golden game with a great story
True, such a fun game to explore
And the extra work to implement worldwide known tracks like Laguna
I played it so much with my friends back in the day. I still want a decent racing game with a map that size with all the tracks on it.
Like I love Forza but I'm so used to the map from the Crew that it feels tiny. Having a massive map that you can't easily remember with loads of tracks I'd perfect for racing games!
I recently completed the crew and I feel like I should have bought the second game as well as the first
The crew 2 map (America) is very downscaled but is still very large to where it takes about an hour to get from upstate NY to Texas in a very fast car
Test Drive was pretty impressive back in 2006 when it came out. Was essentially the whole of Hawaii with a scale change. Was really densely packed too unlike something like The Crew
Oahu* I’ll give you 50%😂😂🤙🏼🤙🏼
There were races that lasted more than an hour to finish. Very impressive for game in 2006
Great game great memories
I wouldn’t have thought ghost recon wildlands was that big, for just a stealth 3rd person shooter it’s not that bad
For real it didn’t feel that big to me tbh, felt like it could’ve been just double gta 5s map size
Cuz fast travel and infinite helis are a thinh
I have played way to much of the game and did a run without using fast travel or vehicles (unless necessary) and it still felt small but apparently it is big. I suppose it doesnt feel big since the map keeps you occupied with enemies to make it feel less time consuming between places.
@@partydue123 yeah the little patrol groups are probably place to engage you every so often
@@firefightszz Fuck it, time to do a close quarters run with melee and shotguns. Maybe the world will feel bigger or maybe i'll learn something new about the game's mechanics.
yes!!! I knew no man’s sky would be on there as soon as he was talking about geoguesser. It’s such a cool game, nms and it’s amazing being able to explore multiple galaxies and planets.
Oh hello fello bean
@@Corrow_ hello there friend
I'm Surprised elite is not there frens.
@@Ricky-oi3wv oh yeah. I’ve never played it myself but I’ve seen some screenshots of it- looks cool :)
@@rexix so we’re gonna ignore star citizen?
I was waiting for Minecraft 😂
I knew the just causes were going to be up love the games. Massive maps especially the best one JC3 and 4
Jc3 was the shit man, had over 300 hours on it
@@Salem_Sorrow Ikr it was so good. It’s one of my favourite games ever
Love what they did with just cause 4
I loved jc3 but I didn't really like jc4 since it felt completely different with the tether
@@orionthehunter922 Yeah JC3 was the best one
Elite dangerous has the whole milky way as your map, and even to this day theres a lot of undiscovered planets you can chart. It should be just below no mans sky
I thought elite dangerous was 3rd or 2nd biggest of all time
@@stonemonk549 yes exactly, just below no mans sky which has several galaxies
@@simplyskrypt3914 I mean at a certain point does it really matter? Even in Elite with waaaay fewer planets and having been out for longer, less than 0.04% of the Galaxy had been explored in 2019 since it was released. It is very likely that we are still at less than 0.1% of the Galaxy explored. And we are only talking about 400 billion star systems and very roughly 4 trillion planets based on best guesses because the actual number is completely unknown. The number of planets in No Man's Sky is what, 18.466 quintillion??? Cool number, but we will all be dead and our kids will be dead and their kids too LONG before a reasonable fraction of 1% will be discovered. Even If you got 7 billion people to all discover 50 planets a day, every single day, it would take almost 8,000 years to discover simply 1 quintillion planets. Discovering 350 billion planets a day is only enough to discover 0.00055% of the game in the average human lifespan. In other words, it completely doesn't matter how many planets any well simulated space game has at a certain point. You will only ever see the tiniest fraction of all there is in the game in your entire life.
@@wruenvadam which is why i didnt bother with nms
I already have a space game with infinite terrain
I thought it was bigger 🤷
"Geoguesser must have the biggest map since it's literally earth"
No man's sky:*open universe*
technically, the no man's sky map is infinite because it is constantly generating
Botw is different cuz it’s quality for quantity is one of the best
All of these are cool and all, but I’m so happy that xenoblade X is on the list, it’s definitely a game that doesn’t get enough recognition but is one of the more fun games I’ve ever played
Seriously. Sucks the WiiU didn't do well so many people didn't get to play it, but Xenoblade X is one of my all time favorite RPGs. I also really enjoy how as soon as you...SPOILER
unlock "Overclock" you just unlocked the ability to beat the entire game without really knowing it 🤣. Did a complete new game and as soon as I unlocked Overclock I switched to Elma and Ghostwalked the rest of the game to victory. Game was almost a masterpiece. If only they added a way to turn music off in the city...
@@fudge3458 Are you saying you don’t enjoy the glorious NLA night music
Wish the devs actually cared about the guy who hacked his account and 1 shots Yggdralith Zero every time he comes back
So glad that added operation flashpoint to this list,brings back memorys
Yeah yeah. Arma aswell
Didn't expect Minecraft to be there
I'm glad Dagger Fall still holds up, I used to be in awe of the map when I played it for the first time in the 90s
It’s so damn big, and if they remake it ever I don’t want them to reduce any of the size
@@ninaniles3184 Rip any hardrive space (unless it's procedurally generated)
@@DaLatinKnight I honestly forget how it is made
I’d want to say it was procedural, because I remember dungeons were just in different spots sometimes
Sometimes the map can feel a lot bigger or smaller depending on how fast you travel in the open world
Makes sense you can travel literally universes in no man's sky (definitely recommend to play)
Galaxies, if you could travel universes it would effectively create a multiverse in no man's sky
I predicted No Man's Sky from the start.
I can’t believe true crime Los angels was that high up there. I remember playing that game in like 2007
"It takes years to make a map with these sizes"
Minecraft: *generates a world in a minute or less*
Edit: OMG DAS ALOT OF LIKES
My pc: :/
It’s made out of blocks so it’s easier to load
Yeah I,ve never find a farlands
My phone- :)
@@Kurma_5000 its not possible now because its new minecraft
Dayz feels a whole lot bigger since you can only walk, a car is a rare dangerous and buggy mess usually so that’s out of the question. It takes hours to travel across the country
Usually if you know where you are going chernarus isn't too bad. My crews base is dead center of the map and everything is a 25 min walk(give or take 5 minutes)
Yeah
That’s why I stopped playing Day z because it just gets boring after a while
@@AFKTHEONE ya, if you don't pvp or have friends it does.
I like how they marked the map as Dayz when it comes from Arma 2 and Dayz was a mod before a standalone game.
I had no idea Minecraft was in the video I thought it wasn’t added because it’s worlds are random
Burnout Paradise brings back so many memories! So glad to see it again!
I played the remaster recently after so many years of not playing and it’s map is definitely not larger than gta v
When he showed the Minecraft map. I legit have been telling people infinite isn't infinite. It is literally every map they made all in one. Now that this video is out. Thank you!
What? So i can be in a random seed and find the exact place from another seed ?
@@errantsemtex2522 no? It’s just that eventually all seeds end and have a border unlike what is advertised (each world is infinite)
@@javierfotine5803 yeah i was really confused because then there would be no point in using seeds. Thanks
The game is built around five pillars: exploration, survival, combat, trading and base building. Players are free to perform within the entirety of a procedurally generated deterministic open world universe, which includes over 18 quintillion
I knew minecraft was going to be on there
daggerfall being made in 1996 and coming in 3rd
"which i guess, in theory, has the largest map."
spaceflight simulator:
Ah yes No Man's Sky. The hype on that was real....and the disappointment that came on launch day. But a huge come back. Props to Sean the team.
Ahm... No Man Sky has a theoretical largest size. But due to "cheating" with some game mechanics, it isn't actually that big. However, Elite Dangerous has a 1:1 scale galaxy size.... sooo...
@Offisianシ Short explanation:
NMS is not a 1:1 scale of anything. It's a fictional universe which may or may not be as big as they say because no one will ever be able to verify it.
Long explanation rant:
Because there is a difference between the "observable" universe and the "whole" universe. The observable universe is approximately 93 billion LY but the whole universe is theoretically infinite. You cannot do a 1:1 scale of something infinite (unless fractals???). The devs say they have 18 quintillion planets. But can anyone actually ever verify this? Elite Dangerous has 400 billion star systems, and yet despite the game being 7+ years old now, only about 0.05% (thats half of 1 percent!) has actually been discovered by the players. So how do you think anyone will ever discover (and thus confirm) 18 quintillion planets? Not in our lifetime. So can NMS have a 1:1 scale of something infinite? If it's a 1:1 scale of the observable universe than why dont the devs just say that? It would be a pretty impressive feat. But instead, they just said they generated a fixed number of planets (which is not infinite and thus cannot be 1:1 scale of the universe) and it's a number which is large enough so it can never be proved or disproved. End rant.
What abt the april fools update in Minecraft that only lasted for one day or something it probably had 999999999 more dimensions
Soooo
no mans sky has 255 galaxy's
Elite dangerous should be up there. It’s a 1 to 1 scale realistic replica and in about 8 years of being out about 1% has been discovered
Yeah idk how that’s not on there
Me a backrooms fan knowing it's infinite