How No Mans Sky Has ACHIEVED THE IMPOSSIBLE!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มี.ค. 2024
- When No Mans Sky was released back in 2016, the hype train which had gained un-paralleled momentum fell off the rails completely and it was being classed as a major disaster. But fast forward nearly 8 years and No Man's Sky and Hello Games have managed to ACHIEVE THE IMPOSSIBLE with the game, and here's how they did it!
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After 20 years of hard drinking ,no mans sky helped me quit alcohol, i realised i couldn't play it drunk so the game won .
Thankyou hello games❤
that was unexpected but understandable. I hope you get better every day!
I was one of the folks who bought it and then returned it. Jumped back in during free play weekend and the difference is night and day. Bought the game and in two weeks have sank 80 hours into it.
You actually returned the game? Sorry that seems wild.
I also took up NMS for the first time after Starfield I mean, Starfield was ok, but the exploration aspect is totally meh in my opinion. I saw people in comments recommending NMS and thought I'd give it a try. I absolutely love it. One of the things I really like is the variety of things you can do. Feel like just randomly exploring and finding amazing planets, you can do that. Bored with that for a while? then you can get into base building. Or managing a fleet of frigates from your freighter. Or doing missions from the nexus. I'm in base building mode at the moment - I wish the build interface was a little easier to use but I'm loving it.
My gf was watching me play today and asked me what I was doing. Usually I'll explain to her a mission or objective so she can keep up. I felt embarrassed today because I couldn't really answer her. I was literally just wondering around the universe goofing around haha
@@HoniTheCircleMaker13 that's my favourite thing to do!
@@ryanremias what a sad fanboy you are. Got second hand embarrassment from your defensive comments 😂
Have you ever noticed that the closer you get to an earthlike planet, the freakier the mobs get? I could never settle down in this game becausa of that.
I’ve noticed this, I built a base in a paradise planet and there are some really weird looking mobs like one standing up on two legs with a beak for its face..
I think part of this is the more earth like the planet looks the more obviously alien the mobs are
I have a green grass/trees blue water/atmosphere planet and the mobs look so out of place. Have like 40+hours of searching for something better but have given up for now
Original player with over 5500+hrs... while I'd like a little more story, a little more agression/danger... it has been my Go To Game since launch. Best Space Exploration Game, Hands Down.... for me.
@danthadragnman99 I search A LOT for over a month before giving up. Someone on YT told me such planets don't exist. Maybe they were afraid everyone would gravitate to those planets (no pun intended), but so what? Anyway, I'm not wasting any more time on this game. GL
@@JackoSpade , it is a nice game, just no planets for me. :(
Thanks for this! I’ve played over 1k hours on nms since 2016. It’s a game I come back to. With this recent expedition. I finally. FINALLY. Talked friends into playing the game with me. I have some hold out players. This video was what I was trying to explain. Much love for this!
Nice work on getting your friends on it finally 😂 glad you liked the video!
knowing how theyve handled no mans sky, im really excited for light no fire!
Arrived in 2019, spent first few days trying to figure out how to fly. What a hoot. 4.5k hours later still enjoying it, especially the newest patch. Still reminds me of opening moments of 2001, a Space Odyssey, especially as I head down the trenches to kill freighters. Great game, looking forward to LNF. It's the replayability in the NMS sandbox that stands out. There's so much more to the game than most ever see and an excellent steam community to get help from Nice vid. Thanks for taking the time to put it all together. Cheers.
I bought the game on launch for the PS4. I didnt preorder it so I had to search for it. Went to 10 differnt stores that sold games where I live and finally found the final copy the local Best Buy had. The clerk spent 30 minutes going through the store and storage before finding the last copy at the returns counter. I played for close to 8 hours before making it off the first planet (I got lost in a cave), spent a few more hours venturing into the next system before deciding that the game wasn't for me. I loved the exploration aspect but the rest felt very lacking so I shelved it. After Starfield came out a whatched a steamer play NMS to compare the 2 and I saw the difference the all those patches made so I started playing again. Now I'm 700 hours into thr game and am having a blast scrounging for that perfect Sentinel ship, fighting space pirates and building bases.
Day 1 player and long time fan of the game and the dev team, I have 400 hours on my current PC game save alone (which I started just before the Origins update), probably more than 1k over all my versions (I have all but Switch, I played also on VR and Steam Deck a lot - actually one of my fav things is playing my save seamlessly through desktop/mobile/virtual reality, it's a dream come true). I am a gen x gamer so I started playing when I was a child in the late 80s, and I've seen my slew of games, and this definitely is a standout - top 5 material, overall
Sounds great that you get to experience it on so many platforms! How is it in VR?
@@BunkzGaming pretty great indeed, it's a full vr experience, I'm getting a treadmill soon so I can actually run around on planets 😍
@@IvanoForgione sounds like a great set up that!
@@BunkzGaming The VR is great. If you can get it, I really would recommend it. I tried playing flatscreen one time to see what it was like and it just wasn't the same.
Respect to the company for keep bringing updates, and not releasing them as paid DLC.
Day 1, came back last year, or played very little between then and now. Really like what i see now and know this game stretches the definition of space exploration to the max.
Absolutely, two entirely different games! Though part of me would like an hour on the day one edition again just to see the drastic differences
I ended up picking it up when it came out on macOS because I wanted to help support Mac gaming (something that still makes a lot of people roll their eyes 😅). Now it's one of my most-played games and I've been having a blast playing it! I've only slowed down recently because of Hades II, but It's definitely a game that I'll come back to over and over again in the future!
Picked it up on PS5 on sale just after the Orbital update came out earlier this year.
It is hands down, by far the best game I have ever played. I've played about 500 hours now over the past 3 months, including the new Adrift expedition (my first expedition) and I still feel like I've barely scratched the surface of things to do in the game. For anyone who's not yet played it but who likes the idea of a virtually limitless universe to explore, craft, build, and (most importantly) discover cool badass ships to fly - do yourselves a favour and check it out. The community is dead nice as well!
I've been playing since day one . I somehow knew that Hello Games was determined to deliver and deliver it did! What a GREAT game.
Great video of the story of NMS. I played first when Next Update came out and now I do a second save since January. Amazing game. And the most important as you said, I trust 100% Hello Games compared to all other video game companies.
That's it, I think I'll happily play any game they ever produce because I know they'll make it right
You forgot to mention it's 100% in VR too! I bought a PSVR2 to play GT7 and was content with that alone but I saw this game always at the top of the VR sales chart. I picked it up on sale not knowing anything about it and had the best gaming experience of my life. The VR is absolutely breathtaking, first time leaving the planet at the beginning and spinning my ship around... Wow!
yeah it is
I fell in love multiple times with NMS. I've been exploring since launch and what I think its crazy is that whenever the game is about to get stale to me, HG comes up with another amazing update. Every. Single. Time! It's not my "main" game, but whenever it's updated I always check it out. Looking forward to what 2024 has in store for us there's still a lot of gaps in the lore I want them to resolve before putting the game on life support
Yeah they love their game and is why I love them
I love that they add so many updates. It's been the only constant game that I've been playing for years at this point. I don't always play it but I always come back to it for a good month or so when an update comes out
I started with Starfield, was so looking forward to that game. I did like it, but it was not completely what I was hoping for. But the main reason I got to start playing No Man's Sky, was that I was looking for games to play with my buddies. I did hear of NMS years ago, but the negative response made me not try it. But November last year, I thought I would try it. I have 523 hours now😂😂 So safe to say, I really enjoy it😉🤘 Looking forward to try LNF too though😁
Yeah Starfield let me down as well. Man you've been busy in it haha, glad you're enjoying the game!
Great video. Player since Foundation. Loved it then and love it still. Also hyped for Light No Fire.
Thanks! And yeah Light No Fire Will hopefully be great 🤞
I got mine less than a year ago, after noticing how often a friend was playing. It's difficult to imagine what Day 1 must have been like!
Picked it up on gog, been a real good ride
I friend put me on it like 3 years ago I was like I thought that game sucked he said check it out I did and loved it
I'm a walking adult L and play nothing but Switch. When the game dropped for Switch, I quickly picked it up. I was jobless (post covid) and before i knew it I dumped over 100 hours into the game. The wild thing is, I had absolutely ZERO clue about any patches or updates. I thought I was playing the base game the entire time, and could not figure out why the game wasn't highly praised. Then I found out about the updates, and then things clicked. But that made me appreciate the game even more knowing the Hello really put work and care into the game. I took a break after Tears of the Kingdom came out. But now that that ship sailed, I'm getting back into NMS with a new game. Cant wait for the newer updates I missed over the past year.
I wish no NMS and Elite Dangerous would have a baby!
Exactly what you said happened to me. I played NMS years ago, but got bored with it (at the time). Then along comes Strarfield announcement, which wet my appetite for a great space game. Then it came out, and I was hugely disappointed. So I figured to scratch that itch, I would get back into NMS. And I was blown away by all the changes and improvements they made. It's my go-to game now until Light No Fire comes out.
I was half expecting Starfield to take me away from No Man's Sky but I ended up playing more of it in the end 😂 yeah likewise, looking forward to that! Glad you're enjoying NMS!
Great video!
Someone randomly gave me extra memory and a bunch of items to sell for units, plus so many salvage data just to help me out in the Space Anomaly, and now ive spent well over a 50+ hours upgrading 😅
Just loaded for the first time after initial launch.
Yeah i like it.
This game just keeps getting better and better,Sean Murray has also confirmed that nms will still be updated for years to come and that their next project won't be the end of these updates.
I just downloaded NMS about 2 weeks ago and i have to say i love it, this game is what im looking for with a space exploration game. I remeber hearing about it at E3 years ago, a few years later when it released I was glad i did not buy it. Thankfully one of my friends recently convinced me to get it after telling me that the game has had many updates over the years. Hands down one of the best game downloads so far this year of 2024
must admit i procrastinated on the game as i had gotten wind of starfield. but on release it was barely playable on my 8 year old PC. but i persisted. then the first big patch/update rendered unplayable. wind the clock forward to the weekend, i finally started playing No Mans Sky. im loving it and it runs quite smoothly on my old PC. the best part though, is the fact im not dragged into a story with an actual ending, which i was never interested in. and can just wander around to my hearts content WORKS for me. only regret is not picking it up sooner
I bought it when it first came out and came back years later just put on the download and started playing again it’s really one of the top story game comebacks for real.
Nice, enjoy it! 😊
I am a day one player and your video just made me download the game again lol.
I liked your video.
Thanks! And enjoy diving back in 😁
Now Orbital update then can create and customize the sships
I discovered no mans sky after being disappointed with starfield lol
Wtf there was actual dinosaurs? Ive been to like 50 galaxys and like 400 planete all animals look the same. Never seen a dinosaur like in the beginning
Yeah pretty sure a dinosaur that big doesn't exist in the game, it was in the initial gameplay trailer. I've done a video which does give you the location to a diplo (albeit not as big) check it out th-cam.com/video/qtD7pNfp658/w-d-xo.htmlsi=TPZxpUVvrBHqOOFZ
They are on earth
I wish they had actual ground combat with something other then sentinels. I love fps if this had a lil more of that id be in it alot more. The combat currently is just ship on ship or sentinels. Amazing game if you just want to explore and build stuff though.
I have over 2,000 hours in no man's sky I have seen things even in the very beginning that was just amazing I guess you just had to play it a lot to see some of the coolest things that it had to offer even when it first came out
1°: i wanted to say how i descovered no man's sky, so that is it:
Year: 2017 i was just playing on my humble xbox 360 and then i descovered that my cousin was going to pass some days in my grandmas house. He was 17 years, and still today have his gaming pc. So i went to my grandma house, and he was playing. I asked him if i could play, and he said yes. He had over 117 games on his libery, so i asked a cool game to i test, and he showed Astroneer and, yes, you gessed it: No Man's Sky. Firstly, i didn't liked tyat much astroneer, but for me, Nms was a banger. I loved it but in the time i didin't have any way to play it, so i just watched it on youtube. So the year is 2022 and my ant buyed me a xbox series s. I just went crazy and i buy the gamepass. Little did i know that nms was in the gamepass. Some time later, i was scrolling thro the games list, and that it was: no man sky. I didn't resist and instaled the game. I was very dumb in that time so for some reason i didin't played the survival, but, some months latee i would complete expedition nine and truly start a save, also soms time later i did expedition 11 voyagers and then give up in the game. I returned in interceptor upd and give up again. So it was just some weeks ago, i was real bored and wanted smth to play. So i was looking some games to unstall and that it was (yea again saem expression but i like it), Nms i put it play and started playing again. I am very addicted to the game and recommend buying. (I didin't buy it yet but if u have da money buy it)
2°: Also i wanted to give some regonise to the Reddit community, coz there is a lot of good people there. Different to some communitys, they help you, there are even people that gives stuff like expedition ships, void eggs, stasis device and etc. There is also coordinates exchange, there are some real good stuff like S class multi tools, S class exotics, different animals and etc.
Pretty cool game to say the least
I have just discovered ‘No Mans’s Sky after obtaining a PS5 upgrade.
How on Earth did the developers manage to design a game with such a mind boggling number of visitable planets?
This takes me back to the heady days of 1987’s ‘Starflight’ from ’Electronic Arts’. It was astonishing then with a PC from Tandy containing only 256k memory, that a game contained about 230 star systems and 800 planets; (Including Earth if you could find it). The size of the game made up for the blocky graphics and one only needed to use ones imagination to enhance the experience.
‘No Mans Sky’ is simply astounding; once you get over the lack of tutorial help, its totally absorbing and utterly enjoyable. Actually a breath of fresh air after so many ‘run and gun’ games’.
Procedural generation, it was one of the main selling points of the game when it launched.
What a video. Couldn't have said or written this better myself. I am in total agreement with your explanations of NMS.
I purchased NMS in 2019 & gave up on it after a few days, but then, whilst streaming live on the big purple format, 1 of my followers talked me into trying NMS again & well, I am back in NMS & cannot put zee controll-herrrrrrrrrr down. I must spend at least 11-12 hours in NMS per day.
Great well made & put together very entertaining video doc.
Keeping this video.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!! And yeah it can be very addictive to play, hard to put the controller down
If they added a better single player story it would be the full package exploration is legendary the story tho eh ya know
To be fair the focus is more on exploration I think than story. We may get that with Light No Fire 🤞
Story along the lines of SWTOR and this would be the best space game in the world
Day one player, put in 550 hours came back after a few updates and dropped another 150 hours in over time. Haven't played in a few years so I may need to head back into space soon! Probably have to restart the game tho, I'm sure my day one save file is probably broken lol I think that's why I stopped playing. I believe my farm (I spent ages creating) became obsolete and a few other things got buggered up and that turned me off the gane. But again, I'll definitely need to jump back into NMS and restart from the beginning.
trying gamivo out now!
i preordered the game, was kinda disappointed at launch and stopped playing until the NEXT update, and i was BLOWN AWAY, i respect Hello Games a lot and still play every once in a while
What is the planet coordinates for the dinosaurs please
That dinosaur at the beginning doesn't exist (as far as we know) it was a gameplay reveal trailer. but I've got a video with another large diplo here 😊 th-cam.com/video/qtD7pNfp658/w-d-xo.htmlsi=TPZxpUVvrBHqOOFZ
Was aware of this game 2 years ago but thought it looked 'cartoonish' besides I hate taking a chance at 60 bucks. Then waited for StarField reviews and well many people were disappointed so I kept playing New World, 7 Days to Die, Sons of the Forest and Valheim. Then a free weekend came up then 30 buck sale and a friend and I gave it a try and well fell in love with it. Lots of fun stuff to do and each planet is different. I wish the ships had customization options. This is like a simple version of ED or X4 Foundations does not take hours and hours to learn. My only regret was not buying it two years ago at full price. Now my other games are collecting dust. It reminds me of those other games but in a space environment.
Yeah they really did a good job with the free to play, you'll be hooked now! Certainly holds my attention more than Starfield as well
@@BunkzGamingyeah me and a few friends are hooked on NMS been gaming together since mid 90's. Also trying to talk my finance minister into NMS but 'granny' likes to keep the grandkids happy by playing minecraft with them. lol. There is is definitely interest in space games of this type with Elite Dangerous, Starfield, X4 Foundations and Star Citizen.
Will they ever do multi-player on nintendo switch 😮
Also check out empyrion galatic survival, that game has much more to offer and always constant updates, planets dont respawn resources and terrain and the modding community is one the best in gaming, more intense than NMS, im enjoying NMS because its nice and chill but it gets to the point where gets too easy, duping resources in the refiner(as intended mechanics) is game breaking
they are shutting down a lot of the duping now. it is far less than it was but still is there. All games have "features" or "glitches" and sometimes it best to have some for those that will find them. It's gaming in a nutshell.
I've actually heard of this but because my PC is basically a potato these days I don't have the means of playing it's sadly. They've cracked down on a few duplication glitches to be fair, I know a couple still exist but I've not used them in years
@@BunkzGaming I'm talking about the refiners themselves, you can duplicate most resource which is very unrealistic, not saying it's stopping me or anyone like me from avoiding it but its something that spoils the gameplay for some, crafting in a base isn't gaming haha, but yeah sadly empyrion galactic survival isn't really optimised, with recent graphics updates even my pc which is only 2 year old struggle with FPS most points of interest, the only major downside, most minor bugs can be worked around or fixed with in-game tools thanks to the community and Devs listening.
I'm in no way shitting on nms, I love the game and will always play it here and there, so long as the Devs keep up their positive work and make changes based off discussion.(non modded games are pretty OG, 40% of empyrions content is by the modded community but it's all in sync with the lore of game they work with the developers) NMS just needs some changes and more tools available in-game to fix issues, most people are have more time than the Devs themselves but don't have the tools to fix the issues because it's not open in coding haha
@@dougtroyer5316 wasn't really aware of any dumping glitches until now haha I ment refiners intended mechanics, is basically duping, mind you we do change some particles and can switch forms of gases and solids but most refinery recipes in the game have no insight. More on my other comment.
@@33mavboy right yeah I get you. So sticking say chlorine and oxygen into a medium refiner and it spitting out 3/6 times the amount you had in the first place? More mods would be great in NMS, or official mod support but I could only see that happening once they themselves have stopped adding updates to it
This is the only game that has managed to pull me from my Fallout 76.
Wait what? 😮
I got because I saw goofy animals and spaceships I also just had 50 bucks to spend
I have just started the game together with my girlfriend when the Omega update dropped. Only had followed the games history through media at that point.
Here is my take on the game:
Even though people rightfully see it as somewhat of a redemption story it's still not a good, coherent game and I don't see this reflected nearly enough in all the superficial coverage of the game that only mentions that they added x,y or z over time.
We had so many game breaking bugs (as long as MP is enabled) as well as nuisances that have apparently already plagued the game 4 to six years it's unfathomable that they are still a thing in a game that receives constant updates. Not only that, but the whole concept still isn't what was eluded to all those years ago and while it has gotten a lot more features NONE of them interlink in a promising or thought through way nor are they any good most of the time.
-UI and controls:
Mid to garbage. The amount of clicks it often takes (regardless of the platform) to perform an action with the accuracy of a drunk toddler is something I haven't felt in a non-Beta, non-early access game ever aside from maybe ArmA?
Base building and inventory management are especially egregious.
-Lack of fun in space
What is a developer thinking who has a running game for 8 years that is centred around space while not giving you proper joystick support nor any fun activities in space itself?
Apparently nothing.
The space battles are a joke. Get an S tier ship and your fights might become a little trickier, which in and of itself is just Oblivion level stupid. (When I level up I expect there to be a reward not a punishment.
But nonetheless they remain soulless and void of any fun. Push S/reverse thrust to always face the enemy.
Who in their right mind came up with that design decision?! These so called battles are all just:
"Press S to follow and hold left click for enemy go boom" with the only variation being:
"kill pirate dreadnought slightly faster by manually spamming the "change weapon" button while using at least one phaser-like weapon that deals damage in bursts".
It's lame, it's boring, it's quite literally the worst space fights I have ever had in any space game no matter the genre. That is wild to me, since that would usually be the first thing that a developer would go "Oh shit, the literal core mechanic while in space isn't fun? Let's redo it.". They had 8 years for that.
- The base building?
Rife with problems from the bad controls to the horrendous play-ability. There just isn't any real point to them. They don't have working defense mechanics or interesting base experiences. They are just useless husks that you mostly built to eventually find the planet again that you visited.
Sadly most games get bases wrong, so this is not unique to No mans sky, but it's made even made worse by the fact that freighters render those bases even more useless than they already have been. Build some freaking gameplay loops around them for crying out loud. Make them mean something.
-Freighters and Frigates:
Aside from a mobile base and lame repetitive missions: What is the point?
No really?
Where are the big space battles that I can have with my fleet? Why is this not a thing? What the hell have you been doing all those years?! It was a given for me that fleet battles where a thing. I was shocked it wasn't.
It was the whole point we even played the goddamn thing.
-Variety
Where? Where is it? No really? WHERE?!
It's still the same 20-30 planets (at most) with the same looking animals everywhere just with a little variation in size and color.
"Can you find beautiful planets?"
Yes.
"Are they in themselves diverse enough to warrant more than 2 screenshots before one moves on?"
....
"Are they???"
...
Not even a little
The fact that I have seen everything shown in this video already including the exact types of animals, plants and so on in a game that is practically endless and claimed to have according variety is a joke. Again: We have played this game for maybe the better part of two or three weeks.
Same goes for the ships. The differences are so minor I thought it was a progression thing at first. It wasn't. And then you can't even change their appearance because their paint and nose job is practically the only thing differentiating them from each other in their respective class/role (which has zero meaningful impact btw.) so we can't have that.
I could go on for hours but I would rather make my own video where I can go far more into detail about this.
Edit: No I haven't played Starfield because it was evident from the get go that it was a shit show. So I cannot compare but that isn't the point anyway.
My friends had the same gripe with the space combat and they simply turned the follow button off so they couldn't use it and had to actually follow to other ships. And I also agree with the planet and animal variety lacking but I still love my animals I've found and love walking through the bases I've built. It's been even more fun for me after putting hundreds of hours into grinding materials and such putting thr gane into basically creative mode, it's literally taking all my favorite parts (mutitool finding, ship hunting, base building) and making them even more fun for me. The base building can leave some things to be desired especially when you can't place a wall where you want it but when my friend has spent hours building his base on his freighter I just love walking around it and sitting inside of it and just being with my friends in the game with the things they have made make the game a 9/10 because multiplayer is so bad if we're doing any missions at all we go into single player but then reconvene and show off all the cool things we've gotten. Your not wrong but I just feel like you don't exactly get the point of the game. I'm looking for that perfect planet to set up a base on that I can just relax on and chill I'm not there to grind or to get achievements or do anything great it's just existing in the no mans sky universe that makes the game great for me. There's my wall of text.
@TheLegend-jp1vg
That's totally fine, and I understand your opinion. It's not that I am blind to the allure it has on some, BUT that's simply not good enough for me because you should have both. Atmosphere AND gameplay. They are not mutually exclusive. But I'm not at all harping on the people that love the game.
Like I said: I get it, it's just not sufficient for me, and I do think that objectively speaking, it really isn't either.
every point is correct, but for some reason i am 2000+ hours in the game since 2022 and i can't stop playing it (in VR though). The hell knows why ....
The game is really good I know I've got it, but i haven't even put 10 hours in yet, ngl it gets boring real quick, the lack of planet activities ruins the game, diging for a few things is ok as a side activity but as a main and must do thing in the game it get boring, it needs planet missions from npc, npc walking about doing things ,each one can be spoken to and may have quests. They can send you to other planets or across the planet to pick up ships surrounded by grey aliens 😂. So much more it could be which it isn't. It's good but its not that good.
Sounds like you could enjoy the expedition? The Omega one should still be on now if you head up to the anomaly for it, you actually have objectives and you'll spend a decent amount of time going through them all 😊
Knew there would be some shitting on Starfield in this video, what an absolute disaster that game was/is. Just horrible lol, can't believe Bethesda screwed up so badly.
I agree what Hello Games did whit NMS was both amazing and commendable.... but trust???? HELLLL NOOOO.... have been burned to many times for that... trust is only given after very long time , a severel titles whit no AAA behaviors at all... like none...
Curious to see what would make you trust Hello Games after 8 years of constant free updates and fixes to their main game? Even if Light No Fire is buggy when it releases you can rest assured they'll fix it. Even if it's a smash hit, we can rest assured they'll add more free content updates regardless.
I'm confused why you would show unrelated footage instead of actually showing footage related to the development of the game like.Why don't you show what it was like in 2016?And then show what it's like now not talk about it
Its a solid od game until you get to a certain point. Now you realize its all the same over and over again. Now its bori6as fuck
Why do you keep calling it noma sky?
A child wrote this script
🤓
Biggest graphical downgrade of all time, that nobody noticed