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This is probably weird. But I appreciate you putting up continent for us Yotube peasants you're a good dude. Glad to have you back from your leave, during such hard times for us all 😀
Well he's supporting his editors. So he's doing alot of good for everyone. I remember he said a few times that he edits and uploads his own stuff to Yotube
@@user-zh7th2ge1c yes duuuude, 190hrs in. started playing 2 years ago with a mate. the multiplayer aspect is so good & fun. got some money farms set & a whole lot of bases
I'm wondering if they'll ever charge for a large expansion. I feel like they've certainly put in enough work to redeem themselves at this point. Gas giants and space stations are the big things missing that I'd pay $10 for.
When your passion project becomes your worst nightmare and you learn to deal with the fears and fight through it. This is a story of perseverance. This is the story of the hero that is Sean Murray and his fellowship. He took the fucking ring to mordor. Think about the balls on that guy, to not only withstand the angry mob but actually listen to them.
@@Strongest_under_heaven That's the story I want to believe. After this video, give or take a couple weeks to reflect on it, I started playing NMS for the first time. I found a good game. Played it for 200 hours in like three weeks. If I was younger, it would have become a longlasting addiction. But I've played too many games (haven't we all) at this point and nothing really grabs me like that anymore. In any case, I strongly believe this was his passion project and he had to overcome, stand over the problem at hand and the voices screaming at him. He took responsibility. He led. He faced his worst fears (among which, publich speaking). Massive balls.
He did an interview about no man sky and u could see the real passion and excitement in his eyes and his voice. he really loves his game. This was around the launch of the next update
The irony of showing cyberpunk at 35:26 is hilarious considering it is even more of a disappointment than no mans sky, since no mans sky is not a game in production for 8 years by a triple a studio, then released as an unplayable mess.
@@Frosty4427 After Destiny, the guy literally just said NMS's case was much more complex than just "AAA studio releases unfinished game... again". The irony is that Cyberpunk was still developed for just about as many years as NMS was. I remember the announcement after they made Witcher 3.
@@stankobarabata2406 I understand that the situation was different. I just think that it would be more sensible for people to restrain their hype regardless. No Man's Sky should have been a cautionary tale about the problem with overhyping a product.
You know it’s true, they fucked up, but the fact they didn’t wine about it and try to defend themselves by going into damage control. Instead, they shut up and focused on fixing the game. Good on them.
I never sat down to watch this until now, and I feel bad for Sean and the team and although it seems mostly Sean's fault for the PR, I may give the game a go now that it's had a lot of updates and VR *edit: nevermind it's $60
This come back should have been a lesson to all gaming companies, but sadly it is still not. Here was a game that for all intensive purposes had failed at launch. Most gaming companies when they experience this failure, it is their own fault. They rushed the game, they over promised, and they lie about features. At this point you could say and what many game companies say is, "It's over." But they took a concept that people wanted, and they fixed it, and kept fixing it until it met and then exceeded expectations. And the game went from hated to loved. And what you would think was an opportunity window that couldn't be revived, turned out into a second wave of financial success just by making the game right. Now one might think that obviously you make grand scoped games right and the payout is huge. Wrong. The industry still sticks with greed and short-sightedness to their very own detriment. How sad.
@Todd Lerfahndler Boils down to: Small indie studio incapable of delivering on the promises of their cool space game but after major backlash and low morale due to overwhelming negativity makes smart decision to genuinely dedicate themselves to the game and make it better for the people who bought it and for those who were looking forward to playing.
"You said promise, it doesn't matter if you used the word 'don't' in front of it, you said promise." god that's the most internet-esque thing I've ever heard.
I'm surprised that Sean Murray is still alive with the amount of abuse he received from the release (I never got hyped or even made a purchase but watched the nuclear fallout) I hope those that panned the game go back and change their reviews as he's clearly worked hard to sort out all his fuck ups.
far to many people still feel to this day that hello games deserves to burn for the initial release and that nothing they do now will ever atone for that sin
@@dukoth6552 Its true. They lied over and over. You could even ignore the lies about what he THOUGHT would be in the game on release, but he still lied about visiting a random planet in interviews when the planet was generated for the interviews... He knew what he was doing...
@@dukoth6552 Well i don't see that much hate nowadays. A part of life is making mistakes and forgive the mistakes. Those who are still butthurt about that sequence in the past, have some mental dents.
@@v2occy809 They deserved some shit for sure. But maybe like 5% of what they got. People take meaningless video games too seriously. Wahhhh my game isn't what I thought it would be. Just a bunch of children.
I actually have a lot of respect for Sean Murray and he seems like a guy who just kind of got carried away and ended up in way over his head. But he seems like a hard worker and the type of guy who is passionate about his projects and instead of quitting- which would have been totally understandable- he just ate the crow he had to eat and went back to work. I'm glad IH made the video too because idk how many of us would have seen things from his perspective otherwise.
It really just goes to show how much pressure is placed on developers from larger companies (in this case Sony). The people in charge of marketing and social media for these companies have no connection with the developers. They have no idea what's involved in making a game. Nor do they care if its any good. The only thing that matters is the revenue. Which is why they all go cash shop now. Video games are a business and its all about min-maxing profits.
@@roadsidebong6333 The video provided a clear and concise list of massive features added to the game post-launch and you summarize it as reskins? That you are alive, with such a limited IQ, is a modern marvel.
Bruh he brought his Shadow Legends ad to another channel's video that they collaborated on (The Deranged Cult of Onision, starts at 08:41). That's literally the only thing he contributed in the entire video 😂😂
Here's the deal though. Hello Games did something that Blizzard hasn't been able to do in ages, something that made the game monumentally successful. They buckled down. And they fixed the game. They fixed the bugs, added multiplayer, added content, and are STILL adding new content. They've fulfilled everything they promised initially and continue to deliver more. It certainly doesn't excuse the launch. But it goes to show that some developers DO learn their lesson, and work hard to show it.
The most sane positive thing said about hello games in this comment section. Fixing their game was the only way to save face and they should not get credit for doing the right thing. They lied.
@@skurdibbles7913 They could have abandoned the game like many other AAA game studios. And you could've done nothing about it since they already had the money
@@hei7846 correct. Why is not doing the shittest thing possible deserve praise? It's like saying earls a good guy..... he stopped hitting his wife for talking back and last week she talked back three times. Plus they didn't make enough money to live the rest of their life on. They still wanted to make games and not work for a big company.
@@hei7846 correct except for the part they had the money....they sold through steam....steam refunded 95% of the sales during the launch period.... so actually nothing is correct.
Honestly I'm a firm believer in second chances and redemption so I've fully forgiven Sean and respect and admire him now, this was an incredible story. It also drove me to buy the game when I first saw it. I love it so far.
Warframe? You think they're bad? Look at yanderedev, thank fuck we didn't have him in the place of Sean Murray, and instead he's just Toxic over a game that can be made from scratch in less than a month with better coding
watching this now I, as a developer (not a game dev, but still) can say - we, developers, tend to often overestimate stuff which is why we have all these other people helping us estimate it! Sean saying "yes we can" is not actually him lying for the sake of hype/money - I'm almost positive he genuinely expected this stuff to be in the game! Devs are often living in a parallel reality so him doing interviews is the actual FIRST and BIGGEST mistake in my opinion.
In that case as soon as they realized it was not going to be in the game they should have announced it immediately. Their failure to do so and Murray's tweets trying to hide the issue turn what might have been something he mistakenly thought they could put into the game into actual outright lies to deceive customers.
@@amped333 The thing is, you can’t go back on that stuff when you have an entire company on your ass and a bunch of shareholders depending on your release. So if he tried to downplay the game, it would’ve been a massive “fuck you” to the sponsor (even if what you’re downplaying is TRUE)
@@chopperjoe1998 Then it’s still lying. You can go back on it, it'll just be a painful lesson in hubris. And sometimes, you got to be a dick to get what you want in the business world.
I'm gonna be honest: If I was in Sean's position, I probably would have killed myself. I absolutely cannot possibly fathom the amount of pressure that the team bore on their shoulders, and the post release environment of the studio was probably about as somber as a children's graveyard. Sean just jumped to the top of my list of "people I'd love to meet one day" and I have an enormous amount of respect for him. BRB GONNA GO BUY THE GAME RIGHT FUCKING NOW
@@warriorwatch2406 And how many of the people who initially bought it on release got to play this improved game? Those people were cheated out of an experience they should have had on day one. Most people aren't going to wait 2-3 years for them to get their act together. They're going to chalk it up as $60 wasted and move on to the next release. No amount of patching or bug fixes are going to give that back to them.
@@Lobsterwithinternet Unless they refunded it, they should still own the game. And if that's the case, then it has become worth it via the many updates it's gotten since launch. I don't contest that it was a ripoff on launch, you can't argue it is now.
There are some development studios that keep working and fixing things. Or even better adding free updates. Grim Dawn has been very generous. Its just one example.
40:57 I'm glad that line hit you as hard as it hit me. There was something just soul crushing, knowing how bad it had been, and hearing him say "I worry... like... disappointing people.." and it is just like "fuck, man"
Yeah it just hits you that this was just some gu who wanted to make a cool game, over promised and than Sony fucked them over by not giving them enough time to actually make the game the way they wanted.
It was this video of Internet Historian's that inspired me to buy the game. I'm enjoying it quite a lot, and I feel for Hello Games. I'm just so glad no lives were lost in their darkest of moments, and that they pulled out of it.
I wonder how many copies of the game this video sold. Probably enough for Hello Games to put up a thank you billboard in front of Internet Historian's house.
I get to know and played NMS early of this year, thank God I missed all the disappointment. I respect Sean. If I'm in his position very like I'll pick the easiest way out.
It is now 2023, NMS has become the definition of comeback stories. It is inherently a great game with over 100 hours of storyline gameplay. And countless hundreds of hours more of exploring and having fun. The newest update Echoes added in new weapon types, resources, and corrupted sentinel types, plus a new race and more story.
Yep. Watching the starfield shitshow made me think 'yanno, NMS was an ok game a few years ago, maybe I should give it another chance.' Now I'm fully invested 100 hrs later, fucking incredible game.
@@littlebigcommentaries9833it is literally not. The only way you can say that is if you havent played the game If anything its too crowded. The AI population of supposedly backwater hostile planets is absurdly high.
I'm not only amazed by Hello Game's resolve in giving us a good game... but also Asmon's powerful heart for listening the entire Sean Murray fanfic without skipping it at all XD
I don't get how people scrutinize Murray's body language as that of a liar and then go out and believe every hype man and article, while preordering every AAA game and taking days off work in anticipation, over and over and over. Oh but fidgetboy is fidgety, DON'T TRUST THAT GUY.
*anxious, clearly not very social guy is nervous* = Liar, cheat and scum Todd Howard lies to your face and everyone can tell he's a lying scumbag = take my money.
You know, the funny thing here is that if it didn't get hyped the way it did, got all the money from pre-orders, flopped in just the right way that Hello Games would personally feel _obligated_ to fix, then I don't think the game would have ever been as good as it is now.
Too bad I don't accept a person or company lying to me. Don't release an unfinished game. Don't release a single player game telling people it's multiplayer. I never even game them a chance. them fixing the game means nothing.
@@skurdibbles7913 Jeez, you sound like a person who won't buy anything then... what do you purchase? I hope you don't have an AMD or Intel CPU in your computer. I hope you don't own an Xbox or PlayStation to play games... those are companies who have lied to you before...
@@logictom7254 that's the thing though. I don't consider saving your own ass when backed against a wall a good thing. It's just something they had to do.
Internet Historian's video singlehandedly convinced me to buy the game, and I have no regrets. I likely would have enjoyed it even in its original state, I love travel-based games like Truck Simulator and Elite: Dangerous. But the hate pushed me away for years. Definitely regret that now, and will be more skeptical of mindless hate in the future.
Man, I liked NMS since from the start, everyone shited on me just for liking it and told me i was just justifying my purchase so that i won't feel bad which is a huge no, I poured in 30 hours and even tho i haven't got back to it since then, i don't regret pre-purchasing it
There is a reason why no other company can do a "no mans sky" level of comback. this man and his studio took the largest beating in internet history but still kept focussed and fixed the game. this studio deserves respect
im about 40minutes into the video i did not know any of this about the No Man's Sky team i kinda feel bad for them tbh, and i hear now no Mans Sky is a really great game, im going to actually check it out.
man, this has made my whole year. I do not expect anyone to believe me at all but my uncle is Sean Murray and i remember back at the start of all the back lash. It was pretty rough on him. He used to stay in the studio for hours and hours with his team fixing the game and now one of my favorite streamers is applauding him. I can't wait to show Sean
I was a teacher. Shawn is a nerdy kid, obsessive about his interests but always turns his work in on time, even if he isn't interested or the assignment sucks. He couldn't make the due date, and was too embarrassed to ask for an extension. So his work sucked and he got an f. He comes back a week later, turns it in again, exceeding all of your original expectations. He gets an A, a wink and a nod, and an implied dont do it again. Just ask for an extension next time.
The sad part is when the rest of the class is failing because they also won't ask for an extension and have no passion or interest in any of their work...
I have watched this video, in FULL 4 separate times now. It is actually documentary quality without the weird ASMR-esque voices. Thank you Internet Historian!!
@NovemberRain Your loss I guess man. Have fun? Not sure what you get out of giving me hate cause I like a game you don't, but aight my guy. P.S: Sony had quite a bit to do with the game getting rushed. If there's a separate developer from the publishers, it's usually going to be the publishers that causes time related issues. At least from my experience.
@NovemberRain Neither am which is why I didn't buy the game until like a year and half after launch. After the team got a beating, hunkered down, and added a fair amount of upgrades and content to the game. Again, good for you but I like the game. Pretty simple. Don't know what part of your ego you're stroking by having this conversation with me, but again I like the game, you're not a fan, that's that. End of conversation lol. Maybe put this vitriolic passion for the hatred of this game, and the marketing practices used, to become a politician and make an attempt to bring laws into fruition that might prevent this in the future. Or, continue picking out some random dude who likes the game and trying to portray yourself as a higher being by not playing/disliking the game.
@NovemberRain Also, if you've played literally any AAA title in the past two years, you've contributed to this exact problem you claim to dislike about NMS.
3 years later and we still get free content from the Devs. Hard to not respect that kind of grindset. I just bought NMS just to support these people (well, and to enjoy the game as well :D).
This video was almost four years ago, it's crazy that this version of the game in 2019/2020 is so primitive compared to 2023/2024's version. I love No Man's Sky so much
Been waiting for this one bois. This is basically the main way I consume Internet Historian's content at this point. Edit: Of course I watch it on Internet Historian's channel first.
Try to watch his channel also. It would be criminally unfair to deprive him of his views by streaming his entire content that he spends months on making.
Yeah, you cant watch it without a face that would look at home in an online registry mumbling nonsense over the audio in an lame effort to claim fair use... "Yup" "Fuck 'em" "Wow" How transformitive...
Not going to lie. that video was incredible. shawn's story was actually pretty heartbreaking at first. so glad he decided not to give up. this guy has so much passion and drive it's insane. imagine you think it's finally your big break that someone like Sony wants to promote your game and they cause so much hype and tell you you cant talk it down at all. then stick him on stage. so much pressure. hate mail, ppl going to their office to threaten them. and he got the team together and kept going every time. what an incredible guy. not to mention he had 3 kids.
It's actually a really good game now. I bought it on release and quit instantly, only tried it again a year ago without knowing they even fixed anything and my mind was blown on how much better it is.
Impressively, the background pic around 28:30 that internet historian chose is accurate to Sean Murray’s university. I recognised it and looked up where he went to college - University College Cork
As someone with anxiety,I instantly knew what was going on with the "haha, yeah" whenever someone asked Sean a question about is something would be in the game
I'm glad they kept working on the game. I truly believe this game is great now, and more companies should do this with an incomplete project. They had the vision of what they wanted, and just kept making it. That is passion for the art, not just money and empty promises.
If you are here this long after this video dropped, I highly recommend picking this game up. It is amazing. Especially with duping so you can unlock more inventory slots and such.
Oh my god. I feel ashamed that i had ever thought that hello games was a bad company this whole time. When i heard that the game was being improved. I still thought "bleh it matters not, he lied" So learning all this is making me realise "why isnt this the best game of all time!!? (Second only to my personal fav xenoblade)
This is what got me into loving games, not just the games, but the experiences like these, not giving up. I heard all bad about this game, but that was a while ago and so happy to see this video on my dash. Nice job Hello Games and so proud of it and amaze by your awesomeness. Also, I noticed that Murrey's talking gotten better in some interviews, as an Introvert, just speaking in class and streams and with my own family has me stuttering at times. Seriously impressed by him pushing through. Wouldn't have it in me to do what he did.
Sean Murray's body language in some of those interviews ended being rather telling. He frequently diverted his eyes or shrugged into himself when giving inaccurate responses. No Man's Sky did course correct but they definitely ran the hype machine beyond what they were delivering.
@@marekctvrty It probably didn't help that he _knew_ they couldn't deliver what was promised because of the deadline, yet he couldn't talk it down because of the contract. I think the radio silence after that disaster of a launch was the best decision he made.
Man, this was such an inspirational story, HelloGames messed up real bad, and their mistakes made the entire world hate them, and took a massive beating for it, yet rather than give up, they fully accepted their failure and did absolutely everything they could to right their wrongs, crawling from a pit of hate to become heroes.
bruh that dude is a genius. Literally any other dev wouldve given up when they heard no lawsuit. This God among men took the bad reviews as a challenge
I haven't been a gamer since the N64 was new, but this video created an immense respect in me for not only Hello Games and their commitment to the genre, but also the fans who admitted that Sean was always one of them and cheered on his redemption.
I love how this game at the end turned out well. I know it was Shit when it came out first but now it is one of my favorite Games ever. At the end they got there Shit together. Just give it a try :)
No Man's Sky should've been like Subnautica. Early Access, lot of support from players. Final product, just aligned with real expectations. Sad story about small game development team that met big corpos.
Honestly one of my favourite videos to watch reactions to, seeing the change in attitude of people watching from the first half to the end of the video is one of my favourite things.
Oh boy I can relate to so many games that took the wrong route, and studios that were pushed by their publishers to ruin... It amazes me that these guys actually did the right thing and fixed the game instead of milking it as it was. I can bet that this game wouldn't have had such a bad start if Sony would just let them finish the game as planned to begin with, but that's the nature of publishers. Ubisoft, EA, Activision, hell even Bathesda pushed for Fallout 76 (so they say), did anyone actually think Sony would be any different? Anyway, I applaud this developer for being one among a handful that actually does the right thing.
The "engoodening" video was so good. Fun to watch your reaction. Most hype in the history of gaming. Biggest launch "crash" in gaming history. Biggest and most admirable comeback in gaming history. This game has had quite a ride. As of today, 20 free expansions.
I love coming back every once in a while and watching IH's video on this. Here we are 4.5 years after this video, and it's STILL getting sizeable updates every few months.
I have a feeling that Sean actually meant all of that because he want to make a big game. But doing all of it in two year mean working on it 24/7 since that a lot of stuff that was going to be in there. So once you think about it, the game is actually a rush game ON it releases date. So if they get like more then one extra year, they will probably will finish it. Think about it, it a small game company so it will near impossible to make a game that big with all of those great mechanics in you. If you want a game that big, You probably need like 2 or 3 of the greatest game company to help them make it.
2:05 Guildford is where Lion head studios used to be, who made titles such as "Fable" and "Black & White". It also had a kickass lido (outdoor pool), indoor pool with wave machine and icering at the "Guildford Spectrum" AND a bearded woman who roamed the local town.
this reminds me of the beginning of eso and FF14...they launched/started broken, buggy and utter disgraces. Now they are great games, very happy about this.
Hi Guys, its July 2024 and at this time Hello Games has released 30 updates, every one of them adding something new and awesome, and all of them FREE, The game its all that was promised and much more, I wanted to drop this here, so anyone that watches this video knows how much and effort they still are making, not only to give the game community the No Man´s Sky they wanted, I think they really love and believe in their visión of what type of game and developers they want to be. Kudos to Sean and his team. They really had gone beyond any expectations of players, jornalists and companies in video game world. - Summary 1 Initial Release 1.00 2 Update 1.10 (Foundation) 3 Update 1.20 (Pathfinder) 4 Update 1.30 (Atlas Rises) 5 Update 1.50 (NEXT) 6 Update 1.70 (Abyss) 7 Update 1.75 (Visions) 8 Update 2.00 (Beyond) 9 Update 2.20 (Synthesis) 10 Update 2.30 (Living Ship) 11 Update 2.40 (Exo Mech) 12 Update 2.50 (Crossplay) 13 Update 2.60 (Desolation) 14 Update 3.00 (Origins) 15 Update 3.10 (Next Generation) 16 Update 3.20 (Companions) 17 Update 3.30 (Expeditions) 18 Update 3.50 (Prisms) 19 Update 3.60 (Frontiers) 20 Update 3.80 (Sentinel) 21 Update 3.85 (Outlaws) 22 Update 3.94 (Endurance) 23 Update 4.00 (Waypoint) 24 Update 4.10 (Fractal) 25 Update 4.20 (Interceptor) 26 Update 4.30 (Singularity) 27 Update 4.40 (Echoes) 28 Update 4.50 (Omega) 29 Update 4.60 (Orbital) 30 Update 4.70 (Adrift) 31 Update 5.00 (Worlds Part I)
F*ck man this is kind of a touching story, you can’t help but feel absolutely sh*t for what they went through. Like yeah it was half deserved but the fact they cared enough to mend the mistake shows how much they cared
I remember the narative back then right after the launch. He was talked about like he was satan. Watching this put things very much into perspective. All I can say is people should stop jumping on hype trains
This is a very British story. It’s the blitz spirit. British people always seem to thrive in disastrous situations and are suspicious when things go well
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This is probably weird. But I appreciate you putting up continent for us Yotube peasants you're a good dude. Glad to have you back from your leave, during such hard times for us all 😀
Well he's supporting his editors. So he's doing alot of good for everyone. I remember he said a few times that he edits and uploads his own stuff to Yotube
@@touchingisjustthefirststep wasn't there a shit tonne of channels before, but then he launched his own, which is this?
@@romannaumenko8711 yes but this channel is used by those guys that were leaching off him
Hello games never charged a single penny for any of the updates. They started off rough but are in my opinion the most genuine studio out there.
Bless you, dude. Glad you're back!
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Is that the Internet Daddy? Pog
Where is the warcraft 3 reforged video?
Dad!
thanks
Update from nearly 3 years later. They are still updating No Man's Sky and the game is awesome!
Looks awesome ,thinking about getting it for Christmas
Im 127 hours in. A have a farm built for the purpose of making stasis devices.
@@user-zh7th2ge1c yes duuuude, 190hrs in. started playing 2 years ago with a mate. the multiplayer aspect is so good & fun. got some money farms set & a whole lot of bases
I'm wondering if they'll ever charge for a large expansion. I feel like they've certainly put in enough work to redeem themselves at this point.
Gas giants and space stations are the big things missing that I'd pay $10 for.
2 months later. New expedition just came out today. Get to it😊
When your passion project becomes your worst nightmare and you learn to deal with the fears and fight through it. This is a story of perseverance. This is the story of the hero that is Sean Murray and his fellowship. He took the fucking ring to mordor. Think about the balls on that guy, to not only withstand the angry mob but actually listen to them.
A true legendary tale. May Sean have a seat reserved for him in Valhalla.
If the thing about redirecting the hate onto himself was true, holy shit, this man is natural born alpha Chad mcthundercock leader.
@@Strongest_under_heaven That's the story I want to believe. After this video, give or take a couple weeks to reflect on it, I started playing NMS for the first time. I found a good game. Played it for 200 hours in like three weeks. If I was younger, it would have become a longlasting addiction. But I've played too many games (haven't we all) at this point and nothing really grabs me like that anymore. In any case, I strongly believe this was his passion project and he had to overcome, stand over the problem at hand and the voices screaming at him. He took responsibility. He led. He faced his worst fears (among which, publich speaking). Massive balls.
He did an interview about no man sky and u could see the real passion and excitement in his eyes and his voice. he really loves his game. This was around the launch of the next update
Oh please. He's no better than Peter Molyneux
52:20 I cried man, what a wholesome moment in gaming that your fans put together a thank you billboard.
me too i cried on the original vidéo. this so much like an anime redemption arc.
@@ximitify Same.
i started crying at 54:25. just beautiful what fans can put together - and i could not hold it in
It's still a crap boring game
@@gastheweebs No it's not, cry about it
I never get tired watching people's reaction to Internet Historian's No Man's Sky video
me to but like 85% of his vids
Same
But that’s kind of autistic. And sad
smnr what?
@@Tracer73866 i wish i wasnt autistic and sad
Same
The irony of showing cyberpunk at 35:26 is hilarious considering it is even more of a disappointment than no mans sky, since no mans sky is not a game in production for 8 years by a triple a studio, then released as an unplayable mess.
true
You'd think people would have learnt their lesson after No Man's Sky
@@Frosty4427 After Destiny, the guy literally just said NMS's case was much more complex than just "AAA studio releases unfinished game... again". The irony is that Cyberpunk was still developed for just about as many years as NMS was. I remember the announcement after they made Witcher 3.
@@stankobarabata2406 I understand that the situation was different. I just think that it would be more sensible for people to restrain their hype regardless. No Man's Sky should have been a cautionary tale about the problem with overhyping a product.
Also people never learn: never pre-order games
You know it’s true, they fucked up, but the fact they didn’t wine about it and try to defend themselves by going into damage control. Instead, they shut up and focused on fixing the game. Good on them.
They took it to the face, got back up and fixed it. Something many numerous publishers would never in their LIFETIME would do.
Did they alcohol though?
@Anonymous Anonymous well they still work on star citizen .. what you mean is fallout76
@Anonymous Anonymous Can't live up to the original hype, but since it's been so long that's pretty much dead.
I never sat down to watch this until now, and I feel bad for Sean and the team and although it seems mostly Sean's fault for the PR, I may give the game a go now that it's had a lot of updates and VR
*edit: nevermind it's $60
This come back should have been a lesson to all gaming companies, but sadly it is still not. Here was a game that for all intensive purposes had failed at launch. Most gaming companies when they experience this failure, it is their own fault. They rushed the game, they over promised, and they lie about features. At this point you could say and what many game companies say is, "It's over." But they took a concept that people wanted, and they fixed it, and kept fixing it until it met and then exceeded expectations. And the game went from hated to loved. And what you would think was an opportunity window that couldn't be revived, turned out into a second wave of financial success just by making the game right. Now one might think that obviously you make grand scoped games right and the payout is huge. Wrong. The industry still sticks with greed and short-sightedness to their very own detriment. How sad.
More sad that you think the whole industry is like that
For all intents and purposes*, not for all intensive purposes. Jesus.
Flashback to "do you guys not have phones?"
@@captainmega6310 Yes it’s very sad, since it’s the industry that lead people to think that.
@@Maltesfilm assholes ruining that reputation... Granted there is alot of bad in it
Basically boils down to: Small indie studio create AAA game despite one of the biggest shitstorms in gaming history.
Applause.
@Todd Lerfahndler Boils down to: Small indie studio incapable of delivering on the promises of their cool space game but after major backlash and low morale due to overwhelming negativity makes smart decision to genuinely dedicate themselves to the game and make it better for the people who bought it and for those who were looking forward to playing.
@Todd Lerfahndler Basically.
you forgot to insert, despite being rushed by a huge game company to release the game and gave them a 6 week instead of a 6 month delay/extension.
@Todd Lerfahndler i dunno man, your name sounds like some who releases skyrim evey year
It's still not AAA
"You said promise, it doesn't matter if you used the word 'don't' in front of it, you said promise."
god that's the most internet-esque thing I've ever heard.
I'm surprised that Sean Murray is still alive with the amount of abuse he received from the release (I never got hyped or even made a purchase but watched the nuclear fallout) I hope those that panned the game go back and change their reviews as he's clearly worked hard to sort out all his fuck ups.
far to many people still feel to this day that hello games deserves to burn for the initial release and that nothing they do now will ever atone for that sin
@@dukoth6552 Its true. They lied over and over. You could even ignore the lies about what he THOUGHT would be in the game on release, but he still lied about visiting a random planet in interviews when the planet was generated for the interviews... He knew what he was doing...
@@v2occy809 I never said they didn't, but they've redeemed themselves since then, so people need to get over it
@@dukoth6552 Well i don't see that much hate nowadays. A part of life is making mistakes and forgive the mistakes. Those who are still butthurt about that sequence in the past, have some mental dents.
@@v2occy809 They deserved some shit for sure. But maybe like 5% of what they got. People take meaningless video games too seriously. Wahhhh my game isn't what I thought it would be. Just a bunch of children.
I actually have a lot of respect for Sean Murray and he seems like a guy who just kind of got carried away and ended up in way over his head. But he seems like a hard worker and the type of guy who is passionate about his projects and instead of quitting- which would have been totally understandable- he just ate the crow he had to eat and went back to work. I'm glad IH made the video too because idk how many of us would have seen things from his perspective otherwise.
It really just goes to show how much pressure is placed on developers from larger companies (in this case Sony). The people in charge of marketing and social media for these companies have no connection with the developers. They have no idea what's involved in making a game. Nor do they care if its any good. The only thing that matters is the revenue. Which is why they all go cash shop now. Video games are a business and its all about min-maxing profits.
Nah
If you can call reskinning props actual work
@@roadsidebong6333 The video provided a clear and concise list of massive features added to the game post-launch and you summarize it as reskins?
That you are alive, with such a limited IQ, is a modern marvel.
He is/was(?) on the Molyneux Path. What is it with Guildford studios, man...
Internet Historian's raid ads are the most entertaining I've seen
There is an overarching storyline in the ads too, they really are the best.
Bruh he brought his Shadow Legends ad to another channel's video that they collaborated on (The Deranged Cult of Onision, starts at 08:41). That's literally the only thing he contributed in the entire video 😂😂
RAID SHADOW LEGGINGS
more so than the game itself
The only Raid ad that I didn't skip haha
Here's the deal though. Hello Games did something that Blizzard hasn't been able to do in ages, something that made the game monumentally successful.
They buckled down. And they fixed the game. They fixed the bugs, added multiplayer, added content, and are STILL adding new content. They've fulfilled everything they promised initially and continue to deliver more.
It certainly doesn't excuse the launch. But it goes to show that some developers DO learn their lesson, and work hard to show it.
The most sane positive thing said about hello games in this comment section. Fixing their game was the only way to save face and they should not get credit for doing the right thing. They lied.
Have they released another game? If not There's really no proof they learned anything though
@@skurdibbles7913 They could have abandoned the game like many other AAA game studios. And you could've done nothing about it since they already had the money
@@hei7846 correct. Why is not doing the shittest thing possible deserve praise? It's like saying earls a good guy..... he stopped hitting his wife for talking back and last week she talked back three times. Plus they didn't make enough money to live the rest of their life on. They still wanted to make games and not work for a big company.
@@hei7846 correct except for the part they had the money....they sold through steam....steam refunded 95% of the sales during the launch period.... so actually nothing is correct.
Honestly I'm a firm believer in second chances and redemption so I've fully forgiven Sean and respect and admire him now, this was an incredible story. It also drove me to buy the game when I first saw it. I love it so far.
Nah
@littlebigcommentaries9833 did this game hurt you that badly, mate
@@baconatorrodriguez4651For some people, apparently, yes. lol.
"Sean, you mind telling me what you're doing in that office?"
Sir, finishing this game.
they updated it again not too long ago.
I can't help but laugh when the warframe devs complain about criticism and I remember what Sean went through.
is this a personal attack???
@@Ryden0389 we have *2* open worlds and they're both isolated grind islands that serve 0 purpose
Warframe? You think they're bad? Look at yanderedev, thank fuck we didn't have him in the place of Sean Murray, and instead he's just Toxic over a game that can be made from scratch in less than a month with better coding
watching this now I, as a developer (not a game dev, but still) can say - we, developers, tend to often overestimate stuff which is why we have all these other people helping us estimate it! Sean saying "yes we can" is not actually him lying for the sake of hype/money - I'm almost positive he genuinely expected this stuff to be in the game! Devs are often living in a parallel reality so him doing interviews is the actual FIRST and BIGGEST mistake in my opinion.
In that case as soon as they realized it was not going to be in the game they should have announced it immediately. Their failure to do so and Murray's tweets trying to hide the issue turn what might have been something he mistakenly thought they could put into the game into actual outright lies to deceive customers.
@@amped333 The thing is, you can’t go back on that stuff when you have an entire company on your ass and a bunch of shareholders depending on your release. So if he tried to downplay the game, it would’ve been a massive “fuck you” to the sponsor (even if what you’re downplaying is TRUE)
@@chopperjoe1998 Then it’s still lying.
You can go back on it, it'll just be a painful lesson in hubris. And sometimes, you got to be a dick to get what you want in the business world.
Not knocking its just that who else that can do the interviews...its not like they have somebody that can do the pr talks..
I'm gonna be honest: If I was in Sean's position, I probably would have killed myself. I absolutely cannot possibly fathom the amount of pressure that the team bore on their shoulders, and the post release environment of the studio was probably about as somber as a children's graveyard. Sean just jumped to the top of my list of "people I'd love to meet one day" and I have an enormous amount of respect for him.
BRB GONNA GO BUY THE GAME RIGHT FUCKING NOW
you back yet?
@@chikenman0116 i have bad news for you
@@HappyShibba oh no what is the news?
I bought the game after.. I don't play it much but its amazing.
It's worth it just to support the good guys.
@@chikenman0116 yes lol
Always get tears in my eyes when hearing the way this story has ended. It's so wholesome
Wonderful. Still not much consolation for the people who bought it at first.
@@Lobsterwithinternet Is making the game good not consolation? Sure, the launch was a shitshow, but they've long since fixed the game.
@@warriorwatch2406 And how many of the people who initially bought it on release got to play this improved game?
Those people were cheated out of an experience they should have had on day one. Most people aren't going to wait 2-3 years for them to get their act together. They're going to chalk it up as $60 wasted and move on to the next release. No amount of patching or bug fixes are going to give that back to them.
@@Lobsterwithinternet Unless they refunded it, they should still own the game. And if that's the case, then it has become worth it via the many updates it's gotten since launch. I don't contest that it was a ripoff on launch, you can't argue it is now.
@@Lobsterwithinternetgame rocks now. They needed more time. Also the updates are free.
don't leave its not an ad
me: okay
Heres a fan-fiction
me: no
its five minutes long
me: NO
And yet you stayed to look at Sean's [redacted]
@@Ventreel monkaW *[DATA EXPUNGED]*
And it's EROTIC fanfiction.
Why's he not wearing shoes lol
I love how chat started with "HE STILL LIED LOL" and then by the end of the video went "Fuck okay I get it now. ; - ; Shit."
Its a wonderful thing to see someone who isnt just in it for the money for once
There are some development studios that keep working and fixing things. Or even better adding free updates. Grim Dawn has been very generous. Its just one example.
@@Mictla155 PoE is the shining beacon of that. Everything is free. Forever.
Garry’s Mod is STILL getting updates!
After all they made more money now than if they'd have bailed.
@@MrPobanz Its a good time and labour investment. I think they know they can improve it and they certainly did.
40:57 I'm glad that line hit you as hard as it hit me. There was something just soul crushing, knowing how bad it had been, and hearing him say "I worry... like... disappointing people.." and it is just like "fuck, man"
No fucks given bcuz he a billion dollars off of ppl who stare at assets
@@roadsidebong6333bro is yapping
Yeah it just hits you that this was just some gu who wanted to make a cool game, over promised and than Sony fucked them over by not giving them enough time to actually make the game the way they wanted.
And to think…July, 2024? They JUST announced ANOTHER free update. Sean Murray can have my money until the end of time.
It was this video of Internet Historian's that inspired me to buy the game. I'm enjoying it quite a lot, and I feel for Hello Games. I'm just so glad no lives were lost in their darkest of moments, and that they pulled out of it.
I wonder how many copies of the game this video sold. Probably enough for Hello Games to put up a thank you billboard in front of Internet Historian's house.
I get to know and played NMS early of this year, thank God I missed all the disappointment.
I respect Sean. If I'm in his position very like I'll pick the easiest way out.
It is now 2023, NMS has become the definition of comeback stories. It is inherently a great game with over 100 hours of storyline gameplay. And countless hundreds of hours more of exploring and having fun. The newest update Echoes added in new weapon types, resources, and corrupted sentinel types, plus a new race and more story.
Yep. Watching the starfield shitshow made me think 'yanno, NMS was an ok game a few years ago, maybe I should give it another chance.' Now I'm fully invested 100 hrs later, fucking incredible game.
Still empty
@@littlebigcommentaries9833it is literally not. The only way you can say that is if you havent played the game
If anything its too crowded. The AI population of supposedly backwater hostile planets is absurdly high.
its really not @@littlebigcommentaries9833
I'm not only amazed by Hello Game's resolve in giving us a good game... but also Asmon's powerful heart for listening the entire Sean Murray fanfic without skipping it at all XD
I don't get how people scrutinize Murray's body language as that of a liar and then go out and believe every hype man and article, while preordering every AAA game and taking days off work in anticipation, over and over and over. Oh but fidgetboy is fidgety, DON'T TRUST THAT GUY.
*anxious, clearly not very social guy is nervous* = Liar, cheat and scum
Todd Howard lies to your face and everyone can tell he's a lying scumbag = take my money.
You know, the funny thing here is that if it didn't get hyped the way it did, got all the money from pre-orders, flopped in just the right way that Hello Games would personally feel _obligated_ to fix, then I don't think the game would have ever been as good as it is now.
Too bad I don't accept a person or company lying to me. Don't release an unfinished game. Don't release a single player game telling people it's multiplayer. I never even game them a chance. them fixing the game means nothing.
@@skurdibbles7913 Jeez, you sound like a person who won't buy anything then... what do you purchase?
I hope you don't have an AMD or Intel CPU in your computer. I hope you don't own an Xbox or PlayStation to play games... those are companies who have lied to you before...
@@skurdibbles7913 Constant unforgiveness is the worst idea if there are valid reasons to see Hello Games as good people
@@logictom7254 that's the thing though. I don't consider saving your own ass when backed against a wall a good thing. It's just something they had to do.
It's like running someone over accidentally and then giving them cpr. They wouldn't have needed cpr if you didn't run them over
The "no go away Sean it's too late" scene makes me laugh so hard every time
Internet Historian's video singlehandedly convinced me to buy the game, and I have no regrets. I likely would have enjoyed it even in its original state, I love travel-based games like Truck Simulator and Elite: Dangerous. But the hate pushed me away for years. Definitely regret that now, and will be more skeptical of mindless hate in the future.
Im also thinking on buying it just beacouse they deserve it.
@@Geist1337 Yeah but they took the hate, acknowledged their mistakes and brought it back up. Not anyone has the balls to do that.
dont forget the mindless hype too,be wary of those because mindless hate usually comes from mindless hype in gaming in this case
Man, I liked NMS since from the start, everyone shited on me just for liking it and told me i was just justifying my purchase so that i won't feel bad which is a huge no, I poured in 30 hours and even tho i haven't got back to it since then, i don't regret pre-purchasing it
Geist1337 how are bomb and death threats not mindless hate?
2 years later: Warzone 2.0 comes out with the 'Battle Royale where circle gets bigger' in their DMZ mode... Who would've thought
I could literally copy-paste XQC's chat over his and not know the difference.
Xqc 😂👌
Juicer guy
Or any other twitch chat. seriously all I've been seeing from twitch chats are the same pog cham shit or whatever they are
@@TNTspaz yeah Asmongold is actually entertaining, I tried watching streamers like Xqc but it was tooo boring.
@@pyrobronson1779 I tried watching his reactions, he's too annoying for me. Can't figure out why though.
@@hop-skip-ouch8798 its the accent and the constant dud dud, I mean it's not funny nor entertaining.
There is a reason why no other company can do a "no mans sky" level of comback. this man and his studio took the largest beating in internet history but still kept focussed and fixed the game. this studio deserves respect
im about 40minutes into the video i did not know any of this about the No Man's Sky team i kinda feel bad for them tbh, and i hear now no Mans Sky is a really great game, im going to actually check it out.
man, this has made my whole year. I do not expect anyone to believe me at all but my uncle is Sean Murray and i remember back at the start of all the back lash. It was pretty rough on him. He used to stay in the studio for hours and hours with his team fixing the game and now one of my favorite streamers is applauding him. I can't wait to show Sean
fr??
Real Murray Pog
How did it feel to hear a graphic fanfic of your own uncle?
Dude that’s fucking awesome if true
Tell him anyone who plays no man sky forgives and understands.
The game was not ready and Sony pushed it out.
This Internet Historian dude is funny as hell.
Edit: Holy shit, im actually inspired by Sean.
Ahmad Nieves You should watch his other videos too, they’re hella amusing and incredibly well edited.
I was a teacher.
Shawn is a nerdy kid, obsessive about his interests but always turns his work in on time, even if he isn't interested or the assignment sucks.
He couldn't make the due date, and was too embarrassed to ask for an extension. So his work sucked and he got an f.
He comes back a week later, turns it in again, exceeding all of your original expectations.
He gets an A, a wink and a nod, and an implied dont do it again. Just ask for an extension next time.
The sad part is when the rest of the class is failing because they also won't ask for an extension and have no passion or interest in any of their work...
I'm confused. Were you actually his teacher? Or are you judging his character from what you've previously seen in your students
I have watched this video, in FULL 4 separate times now. It is actually documentary quality without the weird ASMR-esque voices. Thank you Internet Historian!!
Woah hi Holland from 3 years ago
Don’t worry, I’ve come back to these things multiple times too…
550 hours in this game. So incredible what they've done and continue doing.
@NovemberRain Lol still one of them salty day oners I see?
@NovemberRain Your loss I guess man. Have fun? Not sure what you get out of giving me hate cause I like a game you don't, but aight my guy.
P.S: Sony had quite a bit to do with the game getting rushed. If there's a separate developer from the publishers, it's usually going to be the publishers that causes time related issues. At least from my experience.
@NovemberRain Neither am which is why I didn't buy the game until like a year and half after launch. After the team got a beating, hunkered down, and added a fair amount of upgrades and content to the game. Again, good for you but I like the game. Pretty simple. Don't know what part of your ego you're stroking by having this conversation with me, but again I like the game, you're not a fan, that's that. End of conversation lol.
Maybe put this vitriolic passion for the hatred of this game, and the marketing practices used, to become a politician and make an attempt to bring laws into fruition that might prevent this in the future. Or, continue picking out some random dude who likes the game and trying to portray yourself as a higher being by not playing/disliking the game.
@NovemberRain Also, if you've played literally any AAA title in the past two years, you've contributed to this exact problem you claim to dislike about NMS.
"My evening interview at hello games"
Doesn't sound that bad.
*5 minutes later*
I want to commit die
3 years later and we still get free content from the Devs. Hard to not respect that kind of grindset. I just bought NMS just to support these people (well, and to enjoy the game as well :D).
About the "multiplayer dating sim" meme game, it actually already exists, it's called Monster prom and it's pretty neat
Monster prom is awesome
yikes
This video was almost four years ago, it's crazy that this version of the game in 2019/2020 is so primitive compared to 2023/2024's version. I love No Man's Sky so much
Man that ending. The only thing more lost than asmogold's hairline was his innocence
I love how InternetHistorian plays chat like a fiddle.
Been waiting for this one bois. This is basically the main way I consume Internet Historian's content at this point. Edit: Of course I watch it on Internet Historian's channel first.
I watch both videos and each time I do, it gets better.
That's usually true for me too, but I watched this one when it released since I knew I wouldn't get tn Asmongold reaction for quite a while...
Try to watch his channel also. It would be criminally unfair to deprive him of his views by streaming his entire content that he spends months on making.
Yeah, you cant watch it without a face that would look at home in an online registry mumbling nonsense over the audio in an lame effort to claim fair use...
"Yup"
"Fuck 'em"
"Wow"
How transformitive...
Not going to lie. that video was incredible. shawn's story was actually pretty heartbreaking at first. so glad he decided not to give up. this guy has so much passion and drive it's insane. imagine you think it's finally your big break that someone like Sony wants to promote your game and they cause so much hype and tell you you cant talk it down at all. then stick him on stage. so much pressure. hate mail, ppl going to their office to threaten them. and he got the team together and kept going every time. what an incredible guy. not to mention he had 3 kids.
I wish sean murray reacted to The Endgoodening of No Man's Sky
He did watch it. He said he liked it. He also said "Do not watch the fanfiction part of the video" lmao
@@teawizard374 were did he say this?
@@rolan5948 On his Twitter account.
It's actually a really good game now. I bought it on release and quit instantly, only tried it again a year ago without knowing they even fixed anything and my mind was blown on how much better it is.
Impressively, the background pic around 28:30 that internet historian chose is accurate to Sean Murray’s university. I recognised it and looked up where he went to college - University College Cork
Murray went to UCC? Holy shit. Now it's all art hoes and yokes
I mean let's be real.. how REALLY impressive is it.. he couldve just googled where Sean went to Uni.. then googled a picture of the Uni?
As someone with anxiety,I instantly knew what was going on with the "haha, yeah" whenever someone asked Sean a question about is something would be in the game
I'm in tears from laughing too much right now, the ending...oh my god the ending xD
Haven't you watched the original?
@@hop-skip-ouch8798 Nope, first time
I'm glad they kept working on the game. I truly believe this game is great now, and more companies should do this with an incomplete project. They had the vision of what they wanted, and just kept making it. That is passion for the art, not just money and empty promises.
The sun is obviously scared of the dark, that's why it leaves at night.
Asmon do some Mastermind Skype calls and figure this stuff out.
If you are here this long after this video dropped, I highly recommend picking this game up. It is amazing. Especially with duping so you can unlock more inventory slots and such.
did i just.... did i just develop a crush on Sean Murray due to the fan fiction at the end...?
Oh my god. I feel ashamed that i had ever thought that hello games was a bad company this whole time.
When i heard that the game was being improved. I still thought "bleh it matters not, he lied"
So learning all this is making me realise "why isnt this the best game of all time!!? (Second only to my personal fav xenoblade)
Working till 11pm on a SUNDAY
Asmongold: "bRiTiSh pEoPle dOnT uNdErsTaNd wOrK
@douglas wahid Nearly, but it's 8 hours work, 8 hours sleep, 8 hours drinking tea.
@@Crested_Hadrosaur This person right here speaks the tru tru
@@Crested_Hadrosaur And then there's Germany, with 16/8
16 hours of work
8 hours of sleep
This is what got me into loving games, not just the games, but the experiences like these, not giving up. I heard all bad about this game, but that was a while ago and so happy to see this video on my dash. Nice job Hello Games and so proud of it and amaze by your awesomeness.
Also, I noticed that Murrey's talking gotten better in some interviews, as an Introvert, just speaking in class and streams and with my own family has me stuttering at times. Seriously impressed by him pushing through. Wouldn't have it in me to do what he did.
AT LAST! REJOICE BROTHERS
Turns out we did get cyberpunk 1977
This is actually extremely inspiring. Good job Hello Games.
Sean Murray's body language in some of those interviews ended being rather telling. He frequently diverted his eyes or shrugged into himself when giving inaccurate responses. No Man's Sky did course correct but they definitely ran the hype machine beyond what they were delivering.
That may not be about lying. Introverts often cant keep eye contact at all even in honest conversations.
@@marekctvrty It probably didn't help that he _knew_ they couldn't deliver what was promised because of the deadline, yet he couldn't talk it down because of the contract. I think the radio silence after that disaster of a launch was the best decision he made.
Man, this was such an inspirational story, HelloGames messed up real bad, and their mistakes made the entire world hate them, and took a massive beating for it, yet rather than give up, they fully accepted their failure and did absolutely everything they could to right their wrongs, crawling from a pit of hate to become heroes.
I wasn't aware of the billboard thing, and knowing about it got me teared up
bruh that dude is a genius. Literally any other dev wouldve given up when they heard no lawsuit. This God among men took the bad reviews as a challenge
what a story...can't believe what this studio has survived through
Year is 2023 and there have been more 23 major updates after this video.
I haven't been a gamer since the N64 was new, but this video created an immense respect in me for not only Hello Games and their commitment to the genre, but also the fans who admitted that Sean was always one of them and cheered on his redemption.
Hats off to Sean and the team I can’t be anymore happy for them well done 👍
I love how this game at the end turned out well. I know it was Shit when it came out first but now it is one of my favorite Games ever. At the end they got there Shit together. Just give it a try :)
No Man's Sky should've been like Subnautica. Early Access, lot of support from players. Final product, just aligned with real expectations. Sad story about small game development team that met big corpos.
I look forward to the cyberpunk version of this video
Honestly one of my favourite videos to watch reactions to, seeing the change in attitude of people watching from the first half to the end of the video is one of my favourite things.
Oh boy I can relate to so many games that took the wrong route, and studios that were pushed by their publishers to ruin... It amazes me that these guys actually did the right thing and fixed the game instead of milking it as it was.
I can bet that this game wouldn't have had such a bad start if Sony would just let them finish the game as planned to begin with, but that's the nature of publishers. Ubisoft, EA, Activision, hell even Bathesda pushed for Fallout 76 (so they say), did anyone actually think Sony would be any different?
Anyway, I applaud this developer for being one among a handful that actually does the right thing.
The "engoodening" video was so good. Fun to watch your reaction. Most hype in the history of gaming. Biggest launch "crash" in gaming history. Biggest and most admirable comeback in gaming history. This game has had quite a ride. As of today, 20 free expansions.
I love coming back every once in a while and watching IH's video on this. Here we are 4.5 years after this video, and it's STILL getting sizeable updates every few months.
I have a feeling that Sean actually meant all of that because he want to make a big game. But doing all of it in two year mean working on it 24/7 since that a lot of stuff that was going to be in there. So once you think about it, the game is actually a rush game ON it releases date. So if they get like more then one extra year, they will probably will finish it. Think about it, it a small game company so it will near impossible to make a game that big with all of those great mechanics in you. If you want a game that big, You probably need like 2 or 3 of the greatest game company to help them make it.
Not to mention the hurdles of getting fucking flooded and getting a ridiculous lawsuit.
Tamaki742 Sir you don’t have the permission to speak. Because every word is copyrighted
@@nemidoonam6963 _Oh nooooo whatever shall i do_
32:27 Its literally NO MAN'S SKY.... 😵
He fell for Internet Historian's trap at the end of the video.
2:05 Guildford is where Lion head studios used to be, who made titles such as "Fable" and "Black & White". It also had a kickass lido (outdoor pool), indoor pool with wave machine and icering at the "Guildford Spectrum" AND a bearded woman who roamed the local town.
It was nice to see his recent reaction to this game. Total redemption.
A new update called Living Ship since the original video was made. Three new updates since you watched this video. EXO Mech, Crossplay and Desolation.
this reminds me of the beginning of eso and FF14...they launched/started broken, buggy and utter disgraces. Now they are great games, very happy about this.
Hi Guys, its July 2024 and at this time Hello Games has released 30 updates, every one of them adding something new and awesome, and all of them FREE, The game its all that was promised and much more, I wanted to drop this here, so anyone that watches this video knows how much and effort they still are making, not only to give the game community the No Man´s Sky they wanted, I think they really love and believe in their visión of what type of game and developers they want to be. Kudos to Sean and his team. They really had gone beyond any expectations of players, jornalists and companies in video game world.
- Summary
1 Initial Release 1.00
2 Update 1.10 (Foundation)
3 Update 1.20 (Pathfinder)
4 Update 1.30 (Atlas Rises)
5 Update 1.50 (NEXT)
6 Update 1.70 (Abyss)
7 Update 1.75 (Visions)
8 Update 2.00 (Beyond)
9 Update 2.20 (Synthesis)
10 Update 2.30 (Living Ship)
11 Update 2.40 (Exo Mech)
12 Update 2.50 (Crossplay)
13 Update 2.60 (Desolation)
14 Update 3.00 (Origins)
15 Update 3.10 (Next Generation)
16 Update 3.20 (Companions)
17 Update 3.30 (Expeditions)
18 Update 3.50 (Prisms)
19 Update 3.60 (Frontiers)
20 Update 3.80 (Sentinel)
21 Update 3.85 (Outlaws)
22 Update 3.94 (Endurance)
23 Update 4.00 (Waypoint)
24 Update 4.10 (Fractal)
25 Update 4.20 (Interceptor)
26 Update 4.30 (Singularity)
27 Update 4.40 (Echoes)
28 Update 4.50 (Omega)
29 Update 4.60 (Orbital)
30 Update 4.70 (Adrift)
31 Update 5.00 (Worlds Part I)
F*ck man this is kind of a touching story, you can’t help but feel absolutely sh*t for what they went through. Like yeah it was half deserved but the fact they cared enough to mend the mistake shows how much they cared
And Sean Murray and Hello Games are STILL at it now in 2024, updating the game into its eighth year since release. Gaming's greatest redemption story.
Can you believe there have been another two updates since this video
I remember the narative back then right after the launch. He was talked about like he was satan. Watching this put things very much into perspective. All I can say is people should stop jumping on hype trains
Now only if big companies would do what Hello Games did by the end of it.
"That's nice, now how about some more lootboxes, hm?"
29:38
I love how asmon needs to make sure chat doesnt get bored, so he lights a match and quickly resumes watching the video hahaha
"The Prince of Iran"? Well we *had* that, but it's dead in the deser--I mean *water.*
the prince of persia-err iran exists
Too bad the franchise got sweeped for AC
that's because "persia" is based on iran.
sadly Ubisoft killed the franchise
@@fishman4526 Thanks, but do note most people who use the word persia know that it's iran. most this game generates some of the exceptions
This almost made me cry.
Do NOT let failure hold you back.
"Barrys mod"
Im ashamed at how much i laughed at that
We have gotten like 27 updates over the last 4 years, no paid dlc, no bs. The game still just gets better and better, SO much stuff to do.
Now they added "living" ships and MECHS, yes MECHS
This is a very British story. It’s the blitz spirit. British people always seem to thrive in disastrous situations and are suspicious when things go well