NO MAN'S SKY IS A PERFECTLY BALANCED GAME WITH NO EXPLOITS - Unlimited Money Glitch Is Broken
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- No Mans Sky what a game... It is a very infamous game which released with much uproar back in 2016. Now just over 3 years on we return to the game following its largest update yet to take a look into the brand new multiplayer and see if we can cheese the system with a few cheeky item duplication exploits to crash the galactic economy and grant The Spiffing Brit unlimited money via a fantastic money glitch / money exploit!
Multiplayer Games have always benefited from a light dabble in exploits and glitches to provide players with the ability to cheese other aspects of the game. So today The Spiffing Brit will discover if No Mans Sky Is a perfectly balanced game with no exploits or if the unlimited money glitch could perhaps imbalance the game.
This video is going to be packed with funny clips in a montage style of british humor!
If you enjoyed this then check out my other 100 stat man and perfectly balanced game series videos!
It is also rather similar to Robbaz , Valefisk and RT Game in style of content!
So sit back relax and enjoy this No Man's Sky exploit!
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Title: NO MAN'S SKY IS A PERFECTLY BALANCED GAME WITH NO EXPLOITS - Unlimited Money Glitch Is Broken
#funny #montage #NoMansSky
"there's nothing joyous about concrete"
As a civil engineer them theres fightin words
Im an uncivil engineer, no bubble in my level
Everything is joyous about concrete. Reinforced concrete is one and only material you want to use.
@@imchipjames pump all that cal in the fuckin rock n watch it set.
Yes I thought that too
Zbyněk Otradovec agreed. Plain and reinforced concrete is life.
Next day: *No Man's Sky added tea to the game*
The Spiff: Hello there ladies and gentlemen, I'm The Spiffing Brit and today we're playing No Man's Sky, the absolute masterpiece that has ever been created
to be specific it has to be Yorkshire Tea, THEN and only then will be a TRUE Masterpiece
@@RH-ry8ve Yeah but trust me this guy love his tea ahaha
@@RH-ry8ve Then you're not British. You're a traitor to the crown. Drinking that *bean juice* as if it's comparable to *tea.*
@@RH-ry8ve coffee IS tea!
@@adirmugrabi tea is tea
I found a system called Marklar and every planet was named Marklar, the animals, and plants were called Marklar and I just laughed
I guess not many people are old enough to have watched season 3 of south park. They'd probably find it funny if it was called squanch instead.
That's fucking amazing lol
The sheer dedication
That is smurf-dicoulous!
@Farhan Rahman well, duh... lol
I bet you're mark lye really mark Lord that mark Laurie in the mark for all around the mark lar couldn't even markquard that mark lar
The entire time playing NMS I was thinking "this game is going to be so cool! When does it start?". -- 175 hours on steam
I've logged about 300 or so on console and the fun I get from it is the semi realism of the all around game itself which if you aren't into exploration games isn't for you anyway
@@buddyj1299 absolutely! I am also something around 300 hours on pc and if you do not like exploring, and semi realism stuff like that it won't be a game for you but I am happy, that there are people like you mate, who still play it and do like it! I for myself still enjoy the game and I actually have to say I did not even bother flying to the center of the universe yet xD
Bob Bobucles I mean it is actually a pretty fucking good game now
@@keyan1219 exactly!
Its so soooo sooooo much better now
Spiff’s opinions are perfectly balanced with no predetermined bias whatsoever-
It’s a pretty terrible method for generating cash as well. Economy crashing with cobalt generates more money and does it faster. Requires only one person. Doesn’t need a loading screen.
@@minecraftgod1 imagine this exploit with ionized indium
@@minecraftgod1 ye but it's like hard and stuff to do that
@@minecraftgod1 ye but like, I've been playing for less then a week, making 100 mil with chlorine is much easier than that
@@pandemonium8365 or just chlorine duping with oxygen
"It's not a glitch it's a feature"
God Howard
Edit: the most expensive item sells for 16 million units
Stasis pack
@@Not_SJStr there is this item i forget exactly what it is but it sells for 70 mil each and i got hundreds of millions from selling it
Peasants, I found a item that sells for 1.5 million and duplicated it till I got ~1,200,000,000 units
sad
@@Not_SJStr i spent 20 hours waiting for mineral extractors to mine activated indium i now have 250 million lol
A summary of this video: Sean Murray disappointed Spiff so Spiff retaliates by destroying the economy of half the known universe
Perfectly balanced with ALL the exploits muhahaahahaa!
Is Mean Surray better than Hodd Toward?
It's the British way. Tally ho chaps.
The opium wars all over again
@@herbiehusker1889 No. At least Todd released a full game.
Next Spiff should prove that life is a perfectly balanced game.
Is life a game? If the awnser is yes it is a game as bad as no man sky or isn't it.
At first I thought spiff was just a normal person that just showcase exploits and glitches, but the more I watch him the more I realise that spiff is not just good at showcasing it, but also finding it. This man is a professional on finding exploits in a lot of games. Now in order to find exploits, you can find it by accident, or learning the game mechanics (it's not easy). Now I'm not completely sure that all of the exploits he showcased are completely from him and not from other sources. But he is damn good at showcasing and finding glitches, bugs, and exploits to entertain viewers and also helping the developers to fix their game.
@@thespiffingbrit you should do fate. the first one i mean.
Life has too many rules, changes, Rng, cheaters... And bad ... Bad hosting issues.
Life is not exploitable and cheating gets you in prison.
I know the launch of NMS was horrible, but to be fair, Sean Murray has kept his word about delivering the game he promised.
Did he overpromise, and underdeliver at launch? Yes.
Did he lie at times? Yes, albeit SOME of the lies weren’t intentional.
They were a small team of 3 people to start out with, and now they’ve grown to 25 people (last I had checked). Much less than the industry standard of a team with 200ish people on it.
The team could have taken the money and ran.
The team could have introduced micro transactions (Looking at you, EA, Ubisoft, Activision, and Bethesda).
But instead, they released all their content for free.
They released VR, that is actually well done, on PC for free instead of making you pay for the game twice. Unlike Bethesda (Where some people have paid for several copies of the game. Then they bought a lackluster VR version where Bethesda basically just remapped controls and called it a day).
In the end, your opinion is your opinion.
But in my opinion (with the exception of the dumpster fire that was the launch), they’ve done things right.
Internet Historian does a really good job of explaining both sides.
yeah.. ive just found this vid, and considering i got over 50 hours in nms on launch week...
hello games really were respectable with how they dealt with what happened, they shut comms so they couldnt say anything more and fixed their issues, and have since been doing quite well
Charr Churl I see what you’re saying, but it was a small team of ~15 people that bit off more than they could chew and made the mistake of sending a developer to be the marketing guy as well.
Things happen. They didn’t charge for any DLC, they didn’t charge for VR, they didn’t add micro transactions, they didn’t take the money, ditch the game, and run. They delivered on what was promised, albeit late, which is better than some games can say. (Anthem, Fallout 76, Mass Effect: Andromeda, The division, Destiny 2 to name a few.) Video game industry has slowly been going to crap for AAA titles. At least Hello Games decided to fix their screwups and not try to fix it with pay-to-win mechanics.
Better late than never.
@@codyjilleo9487 and the game is more than worth it's buck right now
@Charr Churl I consider it more of an investment, the game had a shitton of promise even if they oversold it, and I could tell they had major plans if they were given more time. Bought the game while it was a little over $1 and I'd buy it again full price cause it's that good now. And also I hope they dont make this game an MMO and I'm very happy they didnt follow through with that idea originally. Fallout 76 didnt learn its lesson, imagine if NMS tried it
Cody Jilleo NMS should have died in a pit of fire from its launch. Anyone who played it on launch are the reason the gaming industry suck so much. Whales who preorder games for some stupid reason.
"there's nothing joyous about concrete"
*angry brutalist architecture noises*
Spiff: I will never play this again
The game: adds tea
Spiff: I am playing this game
If Hello Games can get a Yorkshire Tea Gold licence, Spiffy will be back! Drinking virtual tea, brilliant!
You heard it, everyone. No Man’s Sky stream if we hit 30k likes.
Brennan Ruiz get this mans comment to 30k likes.
Spiff will need a lot of tea to make this stream possible without losing his sanity though.
Don't bother. He's so vitriolic and hateful with this. It's painful.
Joshua Yeah, he's basically being a little kid that decided he's not going to like something or have fun with it.
Nah this game sucks. Boring to watch
I rather see 24 hours of OTTD
Mhm, did I hear 30K likes and you'll stream No Man Sky? Oh, you'll live to regret the Tea Father.
The one time Spif doesn't get his requested likes.
@@NeilHaskins we're close now
Ha ha didn't get them within time
31k likes rn lol
I'm reading this comment at 34,000 likes while laughing my ass off, will he though, doesn't seem like he wants to?
One sentence... there is tea in no man's sky as tradable item
Later that day no man's sky became his favourite game
It's getting better! Yeah the launch was ass, but I give the team props for actually sticking to it and getting shit done
true i bought this game when it launched played 30hrs and never looked back until 2020 lol well now i am playing it every single day
@@Wolfoo1 snap I started in December and I'm at 500 hours 😂
@@fishdefender3636 lmao i even made a discord server with over 1k members and recognized civilization in NMS wiki got it approved lol bro ur looking at someone who was raging when NMS came out in 2016 now i am like a big part of this community
@@Wolfoo1 can I join? I don't know anyone who plays, I play at night in UK time as insomnias a bitch 😂
that does not matter. truly a shame people give companies a pass, when they practically sold false product at launch
"There's nothing joyous about concrete."
- The Roman Empire would like to know your location.
ayyyye, I did a research paper on Roman cement. Everyone was like really concrete but it's not just concrete Its ROMAN concrete.
@@GryphonB , well the thing is, if you had insulted a Roman engineer's concrete, he would probably have entombed you in it.
@@crusader-yv9zr ha yeah like they did in the UK oh wait
I'd like this, but it's currently at 666. Consider this comment my like.
@Smoov Cat *The Maya
Mayan is the culture / adjective. Maya is the people / 3D rendering software.
Also, that theory would explain how the Great Wall of China is still standing with little issue. So many bodies buried inside it...
You gotta give the developers credit tho, they could've easily ran away with the money they got at launch and never update it again, but they are updating it to become the game it was promised to be
yeah but they were selling it like it was like that.
i will never trust this company again.
and the game is still far from what the guy said they made in it.
I mean, it’s good but I don’t think it deserves credit for not being assholes after taking everyone’s money for something you falsely advertised.
@@thespiffingbrit can you at least acknowledge some of it was probably sony's fault?
How about not selling an incomplete product?
I've found tons of people. The game isn't nearly as big as they let on. I've stumbled into systems with 7 or 8 completely independent people before. Lots of systems with groups of people who were all together.
Man, 2 minutes in and I already heard spiff be the saltiest I've heard yet
You probably would be salty too, Timothy Baughman, if you spent sixty plus dollars on a game that was promised to be epic in everything. Turns out No Man's Sky was epic... entirely for the wrong reasons.
@@adamgray1753 I preordered the game and I am currently on my 4th or 5th different save, current save is over 24 hours old already. No Mans Sky is a damn good game
@Romner_set *laughs in CSGO with over 2700 hours*
@Romner_set I probably have triple what I have in CSGO because of modded minecraft. All those 12 hour+ sessions since 2010
@@SonicEdgeHsw Gotta say I am with this guy. I hated the game after launch and never touched it again for 2 years. After the recent updates I have to say that A.) they got a lot more close to the community and are actually listening to repair their mistakes and B.) The game was overhyped and overpromised by Shaun but they still managed to pull the game back with a tiny studio when they could have easily thrown it in the trash and kept all that preorder money.
I am honestly proud to say that yes No Mans Sky is a good game finally and the team went through enough internet purgatory and actual work to gain my respect again! Not like certain Publishers just executing Game Studios left-right center and closing all support while still throwing reskin DLC for 20$ in.
This game's worth arguing for!
Took a while but NMS is actually a pretty good game at this point. Yes, there were "lies" though I'm guessing it's more akin to what he dreamed up and planned - but couldn't pull off in time. I know the feeling, I always plan to lose weight but I can be happy if I lose half my "projected" losses.
Maybe because I wasn't riding on the hype, when things didn't go exactly as promised it didn't hurt as much. As in I didn't even know about it... :)
I have a feeling that Spiff doesn't like No Man's Sky...
Also, doesn't seem too happy about that Sean Murray guy either...
Kinda doubt that. There are vague clues but you really have to look for them.
@@justas423 yeah, they could just be coincidences i guess
You'd be wrong. He for sure has never played it a second in his life.
No body likes no mans sky
Oh, come on, let's go easy on Sean Murray. He's been keeping his head low and trying to deliver on his wild promises the best he could ever since the launch. No need to demonize him, he's no Peter Molyneux.
They still haven't overhauled the base game. Under all the updates it's still a stack of 13 different herbs.... erm refill mechanics...
That part feels as dumb as on release.
But on top they've put updates that you are right about.
I have been meaning to play the game, though my recent plays note how much it was improved. That crash at launch is pretty valid considering that they lacked resources for off-site backup data.
Not to mention the studio was forced by Sony to make those wild promises in the first place, so it's not even their fault.
@Nef Anyo it came outta his mouth. And i never seen anywhere that sony told him to say X. Only to hype the game up and pushed the the release date forward. Everything sean promised is on him.
@Farhan Rahman well actually the game is still ass which is why it has such a small player base
My only issue with this cheese is that it requires friends. IMPERIALISTS DO NOT HAVE FRIENDS WE HAVE VASSALS
But you pay vassals with false promises to get them to do what you want them to do
There's a single player version of this with a large refiner. Drag an item from one of the input slots onto another item in a different slot, then back out, and move it back. The item you moved will be duplicated into your inventory.
or the loner strat have 2 pc's and 2 accounts
Cheatengine worked last i tryed it
@@KyleHarmieson so they fixed the main refiner duplication glitch and introduced this one?
Did spiff really warp between systems without a proper hyperdrive? That's not how that works...
EVE ONLINE IS A PERFECTLY BALANCED GAME WITH NO EXPLOITS.
Double dare you.
Most of the exploits we've had since 2003 are polished out.
And if you find some glitch and use it.. the ban is incoming with the loss of real money.
Seriously, stay away with your cheating from online games @Osvaldo
@@crckdnsplease train your "irony" skills, is under the Social tab.
crckdns mans tilted
@@crckdns Yes, use the glitches that developers failed to fix in the first place, and be banned for their incompetence xD
That's Eve for you. Wouldn't touch it even if they payed me.
@@crckdns soo.. you would punish the people for finding and reporting exploits?? once you find out they had to confirm it is a exploit?? so in conclusion you would rather the exploits stay there in the game and go unreported because you scare everyone so much about losing their money and their account? have you even THOUGHT OUT this CRAP policy of yours??? Sounds to me like a toxic play environment run by a power hungry toxic company with pathetic BACKWARD imbecilic rules; that management never even considered how their decisions would impact the game or it's players. No wonder people use exploits in your game and never report them. it's your OWN fault then but instead of changing the policy you rather punish the players instead of admitting how DUMB the company really is.
Damn. Did Spiff accidentally put salt in his tea instead of sugar?
Rain Fitchett think so
i mean he had so much of it in game he probably just needed to find something to do with it
"There's nothing joyous about concrete"
I see someone's never attended the International Society of Civil Engineers Annual Symposium on Concrete Construction.
Holy $#!t that's actually a thing.
I a skater also disagree concrete is beautiful and fun.
PsychoLucario ❤️ concrete is the perfect material.
Spiff how could you play this they don't have tea!?
i like tea and spiffs videos but his tea bit is kinda annoying. cant wait for that meme to die.
@@geordie1174 tea cant die btw im drinking tea right now
The game is so bad it would ruin the aftertaste!
I dunno I've found quite a few plants that look like tea trees on multiple planets that I've renamed tea trees and started stockpiling.
Not sure about the tea tree I found on an planet that rains acid, however most teas are ph 3-4 anyway making them mildly acidic so it might work out fine.
What do you think the geknip leaves are for?
Spiff should play this game again, they recently gave you the ability to be a dictator of your own space colony
We dont use that Word....
@@MangoMayhem1785 spiff?
@@MangoMayhem1785 hahah!!!
I’m curious how many people will be angry if I told them that I have always enjoyed no mans sky which I have and I have played since launch
REEEEEEE!!!!!
I know my opinion is very unpopular
Ive also enjoyed it too
Scorchik11 my man
Scorchik11 dude i also enjoyed the game, never payed attention to others people opinion and enjoyed flying around visiting planets and tried getting to the center
I've never seen Spiff so broken, he said water instead of tea.
Oh no
Hey! Your accent worked out perfectly this time, because you _are_ turning two carbon into free carbon!
That's not an accent
That's (most of the time) laziness and just plain improper English.
As a person that hides a lisp, and a stutter, to the point of people not realising i have them (until i trip up), It's like nails on a chalkboard.
Yeah his vids are great but because he doesn't pronounce the the "th" at the beginning of some words it's irritating.
@@themig292003 To some people it may not be accent but for an American from Maryland like me, it definitely seems like an accent based on the way he talks versus the way people in my state talk. His name IS the spiffing "brit" after all.
Having not bought the game on launch and getting into it recently, I feel you're being very salty and maybe a bit too harsh on Sean.
He has kept updating instead of abandoning ship, which is more then we can say for some other titles...
Very true, which is why I just bought it! Its not as bad as spiffy says, really.
The constructor and the captain of the Titantic didn't abandon ship and assisted the efforts of saving as many people as possible. However that still does not make up for the lie of the ship being unsinkable and steering that ship into an iceberg.
@@StreiterAdanos There were several heroes on the titanic but that doesn't make up for the lack of life boats or that the whole thing may have been avoided if someone hadn't lost the key to the locker with the binoculars in it.
He whinges and whines about everything, it's to be expected. Self entitled child
Anthem!
So... When's the next NMS video coming out?
Not gonna lie... I enjoy this game. I am pretty interested in space travel and seeing new things
actually sean murry has kinda redeemed himself, and admitted that they fked up with no man's sky at launch, and is planning a long support of the game with many more updates in the future.
The game itself right now is actually pretty fun, the base building is good, and exploration is actually engaging, it's almost like minecraft in space
Turns out you can accomplish all sorts of things if you are willing to fund your efforts with fraud and exploitation.
Forgive but don't forget.
@@ariesthefool Jesus forgives, I don't.
Glad I’m not alone in enjoying this game.
@@MachineMan-mj4gj I do, does that mean I'm Jesus because it seems like a lot of responsibility
In this video Spiff answers the question of how long someone can hold a pathetically large grudge.
first glitch isn't even a glitch, he got 150 carbon because the refiner had fucking fuel in it already.
Doesn't bother trying to do it again because he fucking lied lol.
NMS is the best example for why, on occasion, the dev team needs to tie up, gag, and lock the marketing division in a closet for 6 to 8 months while they work.
Sure, without Murray hyping the game 10x more than it deserved it probably would have been mostly ignored, but there still would be a small dedicated fanbase. I mean, look at Stsr Citizen. That game will never come out but there are still rabid fans throwing thousands of dollars into it for ever increasing numbers of ships that dont even exist in the game.
NMS has a pretty dedicated following. The subreddit alone is incredibly active
Stirling Gerbic-Forsyth ima be honest, I don’t think anyone is buying thousands of dollars of ships. The large “16k” pledges (if anyone has bought them) would be groups of 100s of people joining together for a group or whatever. But i don’t think any group has done that (that I can find yet)
But star citizen is making progress much like Star sector. If you look at Star sector it’s still in beta or alpha and it has been in the works for 9 months but is still a better game in its current state than a number of games that are in the AAA market
@@MrCoolguy425 they've had some whales, like the guy who wanted a couple grand back as a refund and went to court over it
@@MrCoolguy425 yeah, there have been a few people. One I know of has a channel and dropped about $10,000 into SC, and he isnt alone.
I thus stand corrected but honestly I’m happy with the 40$ I spent on the game and am waiting for squadron 42 to finally pop out which actually looks like it is coming along quite nicely which came with my 40$ so (crossing my fingers) this should be a decent game
They should've called it No Mans Storage though.
I bought the game just recently. It’s actually amazing. I do wish the game was full mmo though.
@@bru5142 it was before
@@bru5142 "Was" you said it yourself wait till the summer update 94 gigz hehe
The game is still ass 😔
7 my bad I meant now 😂
The game feels pretty empty, but if you know what to do, its actually fun!
I unironically like No Man's Sky
"Become the god of the known universe."
-The Spiffing Brit.
Haven't you done that almost infinite times?
He found a new universe to god
@@RainOn2SunnyDay He hasn't become the god of the multiverse yet!
The purest of frustration in Spiff's voice when playing this is too entertaining.
Spiff: We're simply going to buy a hyperdrive module and we're going to be using this hyperdrive module to simply exit this system...
Me: Oh you poor fool
Here we have a man who really had his hopes up when this game launched. He felt personally injured by Sean Murray. His feelings were supremely hurt. I recommend to this man that he see a therapist.
@Farhan Rahman You just told a person that said something 4 months ago to be quiet bro how do you feel?
@@Ian-sn7ci I mean he's got a point, the game is in a great state now. Should definitely give it a try
Poor lad.
@Farhan Rahman Nah it still has issues with being extremely shallow. There's a lot to do but it's all the same--other than completing the (easier-now-than-at-launch) main quest lines, and the handful of major side-quests, you can do and see everything there is to see within a single region of stars. There are billions of regions in each of the 255 galaxies, but none of them add anything worth seeking out.
I still got a good ~100 hours out of it, and I'll probably continue to poke at it more here and there, but at the end of the day I wish I'd just played Starbound instead. That game has a similiar problem with a similar cause, but it can at least be modded. And the planets have way more "depth", literally.
Wait, couldn't you have just pressed the "Reload last save" button instead of quitting to menu every time?
In multiplayer it makes you quit to the menu any way
You should find out, if ARK is a perfectly balanced game with no exploits.
100% balanced. EVERYONE stays in the mesh! Perfect!
A fun drinking game:
Take a shot everytime Brit says 'Carbon'
Count me in!
Oh Spiff... If you think No Man's Sky is "perfectly balanced"... check out Elite Dangerous, i am sure you can have your fun there
That Guy I’m having fun in Elite during about last 26 years. All these NMS, SC, X, Y, Z will pass by, and Elite is going to remain.
You know you've got the same name as a prominent flat earth proponent.
@@Jrez Oh, that Guy? Don't remind me
Harder to exploit, I imagine. Elite Dangerous was built ground up to be always online. Some of the older exploits weren't even that extreme - spamming high value trade contracts still required you to... do the contracts. And those got patched out pretty quickly.
1. Just press the "reload manual / automated save" instead of relogging.
2. Sell to the ship dudes coming to the space station to not crash the market.
Do you know if it still works after the recent update?
@@larrylarrington8029 just crash the market, buy it back cheaper, go to another system and repeat.
@@mateo-santos Makes sense
@@mateo-santos Except that you do not seem to be able to buy most things back that you sell. Cobalt for instance is not a buyable item on the market anymore lol.
@@Ishlacorrin i dont know if things have changed in the 3 days since i last played but ive been buying and selling cobalt for a while now. Just check that the system you are in has it, sell your 50k units of cobalt for 10,000,000 ish and then buy them all back for 2,000,000
I hated this game a few years ago but I really enjoy it now, although my favourite part is the fact I (and many other players) have accidently skipped the grind of technology because simply owning a personal inventory refinery has a chance of spawning 4k nanites in the output and a shit tonne of salvaged tech in the input. - the game is still in need of patches
Anyone interested in returning to the game I would recommend it because the campaign is significantly better, there used to be only the atlas campaign which was tedious and anticlimactic, inventory stacks have significantly increased and most of the people who are salty at the game paid for it full price and had expectations too high for an indie dev studio with
I absolutly agree with you, the game has tons of glitches, but I don't think it's a thing that people should criticize when the game is made by, as you said, an indie company, like common every game has glitches. I do really enjoy playing the game and I don't mind the "repetitive" aspect of the game, even though I can understand people not enjoying that, it doesn't mean it's a bad game.
_Also I just realised this entire channel is about glitches in games, make more sense as of why he uses glitches to show the game's weaknesses, fair enough it's a really glitchy game_
I literally just bought this game on Friday(Aug.30th) and today(Sept.3rd) I already have a 50hrs logged. I absolutely adore this game. Funny how you upload this after I get this. Neat.
I'm picking it up this weekend, looking forward to it
@@phoenixrising1426 How was it?
@@aev6075 you know its definitely a slow start and it has a bit of a learning curve as the game just throws you in with little to know explanation, im maybe 30 hours in and barely scatched the surface, i spend most of time gathering the major resources which can be a pain at times, and researching the local wildlife, fauna, and materials, quickest way to make money though you dont make much from doing so. played for about an hour last night and got my second ship, found it abandoned on a planet, still in the process of gathering the necessary stuff to repair it but in the same system on the major planet theres another ship, the only problem is the sentinals, cant step foot on the planet without immediately being tagged, so i have to get the resources off world. all in all its time consuming but a good kind of time consuming if you like games where your on your own survivng i.e minecraft for instance. you go to play for maybe a half hour and without realising it im 3 hours into a session
@@phoenixrising1426 I actually bought the game like year ago on sale but played only like 3 hours in total. I started again after the beyond update and my current save file shows 138 hours and 24 minutes at this moment... Send help.
My friends have been asking me if it's worth a buy and I don't know if I can recommend it to anyone, but I'm absolutely hooked. It's unique game for sure.
@@aev6075 ohhh ok so you already know XD. yeah there are some things that they could have done a little differently like the sentinels not being so damn difficult to deal with or just not putting a quest or obtainable ship on a planet with aggressive sentinels, other wise the game is enjoyable, im glad i waited till they fixed some of the post launch issues before picking it up
Next video Kenshi? I'll happily guzzle another 2 boxes of tea if it brings us closer
Yes! Kenshi!
I second this. I've been waiting patiently for his kenshi video.
School bully simulator where you're constantly beaten by everything in the universe until you become the bully. Such a joyful game with a fantastic way of increasing skill...
I would really love to see Spiffy try Warframe, just to see what kind of antics he can summon
I need to see this
Right now when half of TH-cam is just Gauss breaking Volt's spirit and FoV?
How much tea do we have to drink to make this happen?
Pretty sure most known good bugs are completely fixed or a banable offence.
I would be quite impressed if he can find a useful exploit.
You should try playing it again, with all the new content. They've even added actual multiplayer.
I second this.
"there's nothing joyous about concrete"
The Soviet Union Disagrees
Money is zero effort, the important thing are nanits.
Dupe larval cores. Every 5 cores is 250 nanites ;)
Those are SUPER easy to farm. just go to a system of a race you do'nt like (e.g. Korvax) and shoot every plane that flies. Every time they die they give you nanites. I have at least 10000 nanites lying around with nothing to buy because I just farmed a trade spot where the ships keep coming down to land.
I was duplicating Platinum before now I duplicate S Class mods. Sitting at 240,000 nanites
@@raistlyn117_8 that sounds so useful. Duplication is life
activated indium is best...1 or 2 million is peanuts for a real epic gamer
Wiring Looms are literally sold in every single space station, so you don't have to be too careful to where you jump with that stuff. Literally hop from any star system to the next, and crash every market as you go.
Some people think no one can fix their mistakes
But that is wrong
And no man's sky is the perfect example of that
But people still deny that
Thats so true.. And its soooo good game now... And most ppl still dont want to try it because of its mistakes back then.. They thing hello games is like every cod/fallout/bf game company.. They did not abandoned the game.. And want to make it good.. Not like other fkin game companies.. And ppl still give them credit instead of this
Ah yes, I remember the duplication glitch. I have tons of rare ship scrap and upgrade modules due to it. I just hang out in the player hub and use my portable refiner as the duplication location.
There's also a ship glitch that allows you to upgrade a living ship as if it were a standard ship by tricking it into thinking you are using a ship you no longer own :)
I just turned 47 million units worth of Ship AI Valves into -2.3 billion using duplication. I turned 4 into 294. It's amazing.
Wow, you are really triggered by NMS, which, to be honest, has become a pretty solid game.
I agree, I just bought NMS, and look forward to playing it as i like space based games.
I think he’s the only one that hates no man’s sky today
First Name Last Name you play Fortnite... and there ain’t nothing worse than that
@@Tubbs777 hahahah... touché
I mean, this is defiantly going to be an unpopular opinion, but I actually kind of enjoy playing no man's sky. It gives me something to do when I'm bored and would like a pretty looking time waster.
murasaki rin the vast majority of ppl that play NMS nowadays are actually huge pro NMS, because... honestly I don’t know why. It’s still not good enough that was promised and then you tell NMS players this fact most of them will gonna whataboutism the shit out of you, because you don’t like how the game doesn’t really evolved itself into something better, but into something less that was promised. Then they „blame“ pr or Sony, but Sean Murray himself fucked it up.
And they could only update the game, because millions got screwed over in the first place... no achievement to me that they „fixed“ that since Sean Murray’s career would be dead by now. The game updates doesnt even features everything they wanted NMS to be... or at least the features you can see and play with are huge downgraded to what we got promised.
Either way, I’m very happy that I didn’t bought NMS... and i would never do ( i Got for free tho ), played it. Tested every update. Still disappointed and I really tried to be positive.
@@xSoulhunterDKx I'm sorry if it sounded like I was against people who don't like the game. I'm not good wording a lot of the time. I just enjoy games that call for exploration and almost pointless resource gathering. Pretty much just wasting my time on a game almost purly for the graphics. I heard nothing about what was promised before playing the game, so I went in with no preconceptions. Again when I find myself with nothing else to do I play it for the exploring and collecting of stuff. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, and I have nothing against anyone for that.
murasaki rin nah, you didn’t sounded like that.
I think No Man's Sky has...had some massive changes that I love
Ya, I picked it up very late and really liked playing it like a money grabbing monopoly man because I literally went through a black hole saved a freighter and got it for 100% free... perfectly balanced
So a little PSA for console players, the dup glitch with items and friends (as shown at 4:36) no longer works as of September 4th, 2019.
PC users may work still, but so far it doesn’t work for Xbox One, and Playstation is probably no different. In this situation, when transferring an item from anywhere to a friend, it saves the game on transfer.
Explosive Cobalt18 They won’t fix station economics cause this is inside their core. So, any time you can be rich in few hours after you start playing. Perfectly designed game!!!!
@@sc0or how?
Orion Dovell You can either start from cobalt (it’s on sale at every station), or excavate few stacks of salvaged modules (don’t remember the item name already). All you need is to massively sell something, price drops after this, then you buy it back with discount (which is going to be about 80% very quickly), and jump to another healthy system. Sell, buy, jump, repeat.
@@sc0or ah very Interesting I was slightly confused but now I get it
@@sc0or how many units will you get from a single sale?
No mans sky is actually my favorite game so thank you for telling me how to get a bunch of credits.
I love you videos spiff but cmon you have to admit they've done so much to make the game better, you should actualy stop the bias opinion and give it shot the games awesome if your forget the hate from launch
Sean Murray has done amazing and so has his team
Alot of people felt cheated when this game first launched and rightfully so but, I'm happy Hello Games stuck with it and kept trying to fix it instead of abandoning it. I've been playing since NEXT and love to come back to it often.
Yus. I just wish there wasn't so much bad pres still... 3 years of huge free expansion packs. It's one of the best games out there at this point, and everyone still treats it as the worst possible experience you can have in gaming...
It seems to me that you are not quite completely satisfied with how no man's sky has been developed: you shouldn't bottle up your frustration, please, tell us how do you really feel about it 😁
Honestly this is several steps above the base release. So I'm glad to see it's improving.
15:29 Priest Entity Nada: "- {{ Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra }} -"
Darmok and Jalad on the ocean.
Temba his arms wide
You're being unfair. Yeah, the game had a bad launch but it's not their fault. They weren't gonna release it till it was finished but then Sony gave them a deadline and they were forced to release an unfinished game. (And they had a lot of unlucky incidents, like flooding and copyright issues.) They could've just left it to die and move on, but they didn't, they worked their asses off making updates and shaping the game into what they originally wanted it to be, and more. It may not be perfect but its definitely a much better game now, and I think you should give it a fair chance instead of letting your past saltiness get in the way.
None of those things makes this boring game playable.
@@BeegtymeRawkstah what about the part where I mentioned that they worked their asses off making it into a good game?
@@Underpantswher But it isn't a good game. You have different ship classes and weapon types, but there is nothing in the game that requires those different classes or weapon types. One ship class and weapon type can do everything the others can. There is no point in gathering units as there is nothing to be bought with those credits. You can buy a freighter but it only serves as a storage space, something every other game on the planet gives you for free. You can collect ships but your collection serves no purpose. Your entire game is collecting bits of things, looking at similar planets with similar creatures, selling those things, upgrading your kit, and then doing it all again. That is phone ap tier gaming. This meaninglessness can be found in every aspect of the game. No meaningful combat, enemies, threats, or exploration out there, no narrative or story, nothing to strive towards except units. You gather things in a pastel universe simply because you can. Everything you claim is added to improve the game was added long after the creation, making it all extraneous. Remove any of it, and it makes no difference.
Eternally boring and pointless.
@@BeegtymeRawkstah just because you dont like it doesnt mean it's a bad game. The way you put it makes it sound bad, but theres so much more you can do. The game is whatever you make of it. You can be a pirate and steal from freighters and other pilots, you can be a salvager and find crashed ships to scrap, you can build magnificent bases and share them with other players, and probably the most common is collecting cool and unique ships. Theres even an entire subreddit dedicated to sharing locations of ships or other cool things. So yeah, it's a good game, regardless of what you think.
@@Underpantswher You seem to lack reading comprehension. I explained why it is bad, and you simply confirmed it. It is bad because it is meaningless. Everything you described is meaningless. "Look guys, I found a procedurally generated thing!" Did you really need a game to look at generated things? Why not just have an app that generates things for you to look at? You could cut out so many tedious steps.
You could watch internet historian's video on it and maybe play updated versions. A lot of people I meet on no man's sky enjoy it, and most I talked to state that IH's video is the reason they played, and it's the reason I gave it a chance. It's infamy might have to do with the massive hype train that pressured a introverted man. (P.S.
Everything in it is free and no paid dlc which is a rare sight.)(P.P.S. People built hello games a billboard as thanks for their updates.)
In all honesty, neither Sean Murray or the game deserves such spite at this point, the game has been updated to a point where I think it's better than many AAA titles.
You are judging it as if they released a mess and just took the money and ran, whilst in reality they have worked tirelessly since the release to uphold their promises.
Yes, Sean Murray talked out of his ass during the promotion of No Mans Sky, he dreamed big and didn't do enough to convey the real state of the game to the consumers, a shitty thing to do for sure.
But after having released several large updates that fixed most of the prominent faults with the game alongside expanding the scope of the game, I genuinely feel that Sean Murray and the devs have earned a bit of respect.
Honestly, I'd call it one of the best comebacks in gaming history from a development standpoint, no other developer in the history of gaming has ever released a shit product and then worked so adamantly to make it every bit of the game that he first lead people to believe it was.
If you just want to be snarky and bash a game for what it was years ago, go ahead, but honestly I think you are being more of a dick in this video than in all your other ones.
Such a good game now really fun
Yeah I agree, he just keeps bashing it based upon old points in the game, there's so much more to do now than just stare at the scenery, I get that's how he always does his videos but still, he's just being a dick in this one more than joking around
Anyone from the Engoodening of NMS?
Right here
I played this game without exploits and got the milestone for being super-duper rich before I left the first solar system. Then I flew around for ages trying to find cool ships to buy. Then I got bored.
Watch the internet historians "the engoodening of no mans sky"
6 months later and NMS is incredibly good now
I enjoyed it on launch as a 'faffing about in space' simulator. And after several years of improvements, it has become... a really pretty good 'faffing about in space' simulator. Not what was promised, but I enjoyed it a good deal nonetheless.
honestly at this point what is left from the initial promises made? I'm genuinely asking, I don't actually know.
@@QberryShortcake none. douchebags just like hating on it cause they're sad sacks irl.
@@QberryShortcake We still can't land on asteroids.
Sean is trying, he literally had a staff of 15 and his computers got waterlogged along the way.
Did you miss making these jokes in 2016?
Some people find it hard to let go 😔
Just sell it to an NPC from one of the ships that lands... Doesn't effect the market then.
Also just fly into the Nexus, go into the portal at the top and visit another players farm, easy profit.
Why be bothered about affecting the economy as a whole? If he's the one benefitting from the manipulation it's no real issue, especially since I've seen comments mentioning it goes back to normal every 2 hours
"I hate this game!"
later...
"This game is kinda beautiful"
-spiff 2019
Beautiful and fun is different
I cheated (mainly using cheat engine) to get to the center of a galaxy basically, and what happens is... a beautiful music occurs, and you suddenly start warping backwards faster and faster... credits basically roll... and the camera zooms all the way out of the entire galaxy, shows it for a few moments, then slowly turns to look at another galaxy and says "[Name Here] Galaxy Discovered." Then it zooms in and fades to white, and starts you off fresh "crash landed" again. I hope you like gameplay loops within gameplay loops.
Ah yes, cause the game totally isn’t about exploring and getting another galaxy to explore totally isn’t supposed to fit into the story that they made, you literally skipped the exploring part and went to the center
Its a lot better now though
When’s the next No Man’s Sky video, Spiff?
No Man's Sky is pretty good in my opinion
Some things lack purpose, tho. Don't get me wrong: I had fun getting stronger and stronger, buying bigger and better ships and a fleet, industrialising everything, so I don't have to farm anymore, BUT: Why am I doing this? There is no endboss. No evil empire. No deathstar or hostile starfleets. No war. Just annoying drones. And it isn't even worth fighting them most of the time.
Why do I raise my reputation with factions? I don't get better deals. I don't get involved in their politics. It feels like nothing I do matters to the world. Thats a problem for long term enjoyment, imo.
But I enjoyed about 100 h grinding my way up, so I think 25€ were well worth it.
@@Robert-vk7je I honestly like it just for the exploration
@@Robert-vk7je I agree with what you're saying but I think they will add that kind of stuff eventually when they get enough feedback about it. After all, they did make a huge comeback with all their big updates
The only problem is that it has too much to do 😂
Same
How can you hate NMS, after it made the comeback of the century lol
It's still just a borig Minecraft clone with less to do
@@goreobsessed2308 Minecraft? Wtf
Nah it's like dark souls
Or maybe more like Battlefield
Gore Obsessed not every game with destructive environments, resources, and building is a Minecraft clone y’know
I found an identical exploit in borderlands 1, literally 5 mins into a multilayer game I realised it saves when you change your char appearance, so you do that as player 2, drop the item(s) and have p2 quit and jump back in and they'll still have the item(s). Sure enough, 20 mins later we had $9999999.
I think No Man's Sky looks pretty neat lol
It's been five months and, just to make sure I'm on the same page, we're all still just ignoring the known fact that Spiff tracked down Grammar Crusader and murdered him for this comment, right?
Okay, cool. Just wanted to make sure.
@@Jobobn1998 ?
I firmly support No Mans Sky. It’s the first time I’ve seen developers actually try and fix thier screw ups. Although you probably shouldn’t have ever falsely advertised it.
Well yes, but actually no
Well admittedly you can blame Sony for the false advertising.
SilvaDreams not only them. Sean Murray too. Just look at the interviews he gave back then.
SO much butt-hurt. Spiff acts like Sean Murry went to his house and flogged him with cricket bat. I'd play NMS over any Counter Strike game, any day of the week.
Concrete : literally helps shape the modern world.
Spiff : lul lame
Bad news is we are out of construction sand, and now are dredging for it deeper and deeper in the oceans, causing all our beaches to evaporate as well... Miami alone spends millions every year pumping sand back on its beaches, and its getting worse all over. We need Hempcrete...
@@hogweedblitz8739 it's the human ability to consume. It's why we're becoming desperate for renewable sources of everything. We honestly can't continue living on the way we have been. I'm neither surprised nor too bothered by it. Natural order and all that.
@@hogweedblitz8739 Hmm odd here in Hawaii we don't do that go up to the rock quarries and there's mountains of sand being made . Crushing the giant boulders into gravel makes it as a byproduct.
You should watch internet historian's video on no Man's sky. You kind of start to feel bad for hello games. I mean just like internet historian says at least it didn't go down the route of fallout 76 and others that just dropped the game. 😎
*Say good bye to your **_economy, Sean!_** Bwahahahahaha!*
Idk, I've been having a blast with this game.
It's nice for like 10 hours or so not worth what it originally cost honestly
You know Mr. Spiff hates a game when he doesn't mention Yorkshire tea at any point in the video.
Now that I have played the game, I will have to disagree with you in the "nothing to do" part. There is in fact a story to follow in nms now. You should try giving it a chance and follow the prompt in the bottom right corner and progress with the story.
Also, the dialogue system in this games is quite unique in that you start off not knowing any if the alien languages and you can learn their languages slowly by speaking to all the different aliens. So far, I have not came across any game that does this, and it is a breath of fresh air for me.
Final Fantasy did it a similar way to NMS as far as I can tell. Instead of finding people to teach you words you find... an item, a book thing (I can't remember what they're called) that teaches you "J=F" for example and you slowly figure out what the Al bhed (sp?) Are saying to you
Dude spent like two minutes complaining about the game
I Like the spiffing brit but i dont Like the way he Talks about No man's Sky. It has become a great Game with a lot to do. I mean at least it isnt Fallout 76
I am clearly the only person to have ever liked no man's sky when it came out. Also, I know a slight exploit which unfortunately I believe has been patched. It's just playing the first version of the game, (I don't think you can anymore) then load that profile Into any of the later versions. You see, in the original game, you got blueprints basically everywhere, just lying around on all the planets you visited, which was balanced because you needed a fair few blueprints to actually have any power. In later versions, you no longer got those blueprints, just nanites, but things had been slightly rebalanced, so the items from the blueprints weren't needed to have any power. But all the blueprints you got were still valid. So you could craft them. Meaning you could boost your power levels to insane levels, almost as much as tea does.
You can play "hard to get" all you want, I can tell you really like this game
17 minute video with 16 minutes of unnecessary rambling.
YOU should watch the internet historian video
no mans sky is good now
I almost watched this without a brew....