In case you are interested. The video on my little other channel where I explore cheap alternatives to buying a more expensive camera for recording: ua-cam.com/video/QK9aku6SaU0/v-deo.html
LNF seems pretty cool, and I'm really looking forward to it too. I doubt it will be released in 2024, but I hope I'm wrong. As for co-op, since I often/usually play alone and don't have many friends with the same taste in games as me, I just hope that it's just as good of an experience to play solo as it is co-op. Hopefully the two can coexist seamlessly
I suspect they will re use some stuff from No Mans Sky. At least in terms of tech. Things like how base building works and how you modify terrain and such. Hopefully some other things are different thought.
In the case of NMS they were hit with a major flood during development that caused the loss of a lot progress and then they were forced to release the game before many of the features were ready. Light No Fire had no such issues and they can recycle much of the technology they developed for NMS. So they don’t have to reinvent the wheel.
I'm glad you do. Let's see how much it will freak out the almighty youtube algorithm with a bit of different content. This type of content take a little bit longer to make than my let's builds since I do have to write a script in advance. For building videos I usually just start with an idea and work my way forward with a few re shoots throughout some sections of the build. But my goal is to mix my let's build content with some videos like this, some previews.. maybe reviews stuff like that
@@Ketmo785 Seems to be working since I've never seen any of your content but I watch a lot of video game reviews and stuff so I believe it is fitting in with that. Good video btw too.
Thank you. Glad you like it. The like ratio is a lot lower than my usual stuff, but I guess I still got a lot to improve in respect to this type of video. So something to work with :) And yes, It actually seems like youtube did not give up on this one and actually found the correct audience.
Im not sure who will agree with me on this, but LNF to me feels like it should be almost like minecraft. If i want to play alone, I can play alone. I can mine alone, fight mobs alone, build a house alone, farm alone, eat potatoes alone. But I can also play with friends. I love exploring caves and providing my group with ores, my friend loves building a huge farm with crops and animals. I'm no good at building, so my other friend builds us awesome houses. We can all divide the work between us and *share* in the progress, rather than having to do everything separately while next to each other. In LNF, I'd like to see a hunting/gathering group, a defense group, a building group, a crafting group, etc. So we each have our own tasks and we all benefit from playing together. Beyond that, I'd love to see some sort of ability to trade with other people not in our group so that way, running into other travellers would be purposeful past just.... waving at each other and jumping to show friendliness.
I agree with pretty much all of your points. It is good if it is also possible to play solo. Not everyone want to play in a party. What I wish is that for those who do, the co op systems are integrated well in all aspects of the game. For example by being able to form clans, or guilds that can own stuff like a base together and that players can party up and do quests together and share the progression.
I don't believe it will come in August. NMS release date was announced in march 2016 and set to june. 3 months before release. But it got delayed to August. And now with only 2 months until August I think we already would have a release date. But I hope you are right. It is the first game that I actually wait for being released in the last 10 years or so. And I agree with you that most developers would have abandoned their game and I really respect Sean Murray for keeping his promises (though it took a couple of years, so in the interview he actually was lying or at least knew it wasn't in the game at release). But what if NMS wouldn't have been successful? Would we have gotton the promised features? Anyways, I can't wait for this game and I hope that it is at least as much fun as Valheim was when it first was released. One thing I'm wondering about. Will LNF have destructible terrain?
Thank you! I plan to mix my let's build videos with a bit of this type of video as well as some previews and reviews and stuff like that. Hopefully I will get better at it over time :)
Looking forward to this one myself, and hope it launches well. I never did go back to retry No Man's Sky after all the updates, but have really enjoyed Valheim and Enshrouded (though I still haven't finished my floating island house, or even started the farmer's house and the smithy lol). Thank you for the synopsis.
I have yet to make a floating island base. It is on my to do list for Enshrouded builds. No Mans Sky is a real great game nowadays. The thing I mentioned in the video about the co-op is really the only criticism I have. When I play a survival title I would really have enjoyed if the main questline, freighter base and such was possible to do in a group
Same here, I think it has a good chance to turn out to be something really special considering how much experience Helo games have now compared to what they had when they started out with NMS
I'm excited for light no fire, I'd also like to say I think enshrounded has dethroned valheim lol enshrounded has also done coop very well. The halls are awesome with a party and I can't wait for what they come up with next.
@cimplicit1 I gave valheim like 15 hours, twice lol and just don't like it lol some of the building is cool but I lowkey hate the like entire interface and most of the gameplay other than building.
For me Enshrouded have dethroned Valheim, and all other survival titles in terms of best building system. Valheim got a great building system, as long as you are fine with making Viking stuff. It is very hard to pull anything else off due to the materials and building blocks at hand. However the rest of the gameplay is a different story where I think Enshrouded is good but not exceptional. I think as an overall experience playing co-op Valheim is still the something very special. Takes little time to get into but it is exceptionally well done. Just wish they didn't have like a year in between every major expansion.
All they gotta do is Minecraft+Valheim and it’ll be a hit, I would love PVP as well but have it toggled so if you don’t want it you don’t have to play it that way
Imo I think they should just do it server based. Because I dislike having to search for players wanting to use pvp then turning it off after messing with me or vice versa
@@JakesYourUncle no disrespect would you mind explaining to me why that’s your preference. Maybe there’s some type of point that may give me insight as to why that’s better or worse.
It will be interesting to see weather or not Sean exaggerates the features in the game again or not. Seriously at this point with how often it happens, idk why people buy into the hype cycle of games. grow up people.
We will see if he does. However I think a lot of times hype for games is as much the fault of people like me who are just excited about the game. I think the important thing is that the developers are transparent. As long as provide review copies pre release to media plenty of time before the actual release then they are not to blame. Like with Manor Lord. As long as people can see exactly what they are getting pre release then I thin it is okej. The thing I don't like is when super hyped titles let people pre purchase way in advance before knowing at all what they are getting.
Public servers even the ones for there other games really mess with that Also If I let my kids play it I would rather them not be in a server that public
Maybe.. I feel it is different things. Enshrouded might, in time with all updates during EA, become the pinnacle of survival titles with handcrafted maps. Valheim, and later on Light No fire, the pinnacle of survival titles with procedurally generated maps. Handcrafted maps have some benefits. But procedurally generated others. The can simply offer another scale impossible to reach with a handcrafted map.
In case you are interested. The video on my little other channel where I explore cheap alternatives to buying a more expensive camera for recording: ua-cam.com/video/QK9aku6SaU0/v-deo.html
LNF seems pretty cool, and I'm really looking forward to it too. I doubt it will be released in 2024, but I hope I'm wrong. As for co-op, since I often/usually play alone and don't have many friends with the same taste in games as me, I just hope that it's just as good of an experience to play solo as it is co-op. Hopefully the two can coexist seamlessly
It does state both co-op and Single player on the steampage. So hopefully both will work well
I have been very keen on this since I heard about it, not a fan of NMS but this has me hooked.
I suspect they will re use some stuff from No Mans Sky. At least in terms of tech. Things like how base building works and how you modify terrain and such. Hopefully some other things are different thought.
In the case of NMS they were hit with a major flood during development that caused the loss of a lot progress and then they were forced to release the game before many of the features were ready.
Light No Fire had no such issues and they can recycle much of the technology they developed for NMS. So they don’t have to reinvent the wheel.
Thoroughly enjoying this new format. Please do more talks of upcoming games, or maybe game reviews or just thoughts and analysis in general.
I'm glad you do. Let's see how much it will freak out the almighty youtube algorithm with a bit of different content. This type of content take a little bit longer to make than my let's builds since I do have to write a script in advance. For building videos I usually just start with an idea and work my way forward with a few re shoots throughout some sections of the build. But my goal is to mix my let's build content with some videos like this, some previews.. maybe reviews stuff like that
@@Ketmo785 Seems to be working since I've never seen any of your content but I watch a lot of video game reviews and stuff so I believe it is fitting in with that. Good video btw too.
Thank you. Glad you like it. The like ratio is a lot lower than my usual stuff, but I guess I still got a lot to improve in respect to this type of video. So something to work with :) And yes, It actually seems like youtube did not give up on this one and actually found the correct audience.
@@Ketmo785 Hopefully UA-cam sees your will and promotes it as needed.
Im not sure who will agree with me on this, but LNF to me feels like it should be almost like minecraft. If i want to play alone, I can play alone. I can mine alone, fight mobs alone, build a house alone, farm alone, eat potatoes alone. But I can also play with friends.
I love exploring caves and providing my group with ores, my friend loves building a huge farm with crops and animals. I'm no good at building, so my other friend builds us awesome houses. We can all divide the work between us and *share* in the progress, rather than having to do everything separately while next to each other.
In LNF, I'd like to see a hunting/gathering group, a defense group, a building group, a crafting group, etc. So we each have our own tasks and we all benefit from playing together. Beyond that, I'd love to see some sort of ability to trade with other people not in our group so that way, running into other travellers would be purposeful past just.... waving at each other and jumping to show friendliness.
I agree with pretty much all of your points. It is good if it is also possible to play solo. Not everyone want to play in a party. What I wish is that for those who do, the co op systems are integrated well in all aspects of the game. For example by being able to form clans, or guilds that can own stuff like a base together and that players can party up and do quests together and share the progression.
I don't believe it will come in August. NMS release date was announced in march 2016 and set to june. 3 months before release. But it got delayed to August. And now with only 2 months until August I think we already would have a release date. But I hope you are right. It is the first game that I actually wait for being released in the last 10 years or so.
And I agree with you that most developers would have abandoned their game and I really respect Sean Murray for keeping his promises (though it took a couple of years, so in the interview he actually was lying or at least knew it wasn't in the game at release). But what if NMS wouldn't have been successful? Would we have gotton the promised features?
Anyways, I can't wait for this game and I hope that it is at least as much fun as Valheim was when it first was released.
One thing I'm wondering about. Will LNF have destructible terrain?
Unfortunately I think you are right and the best we can hope for is maybe a new trailer and some more gameplay footage :( ...But one can always hope!
interesting video, please continue with this kind of video
Thank you! I plan to mix my let's build videos with a bit of this type of video as well as some previews and reviews and stuff like that. Hopefully I will get better at it over time :)
Looking forward to this one myself, and hope it launches well. I never did go back to retry No Man's Sky after all the updates, but have really enjoyed Valheim and Enshrouded (though I still haven't finished my floating island house, or even started the farmer's house and the smithy lol). Thank you for the synopsis.
I have yet to make a floating island base. It is on my to do list for Enshrouded builds. No Mans Sky is a real great game nowadays. The thing I mentioned in the video about the co-op is really the only criticism I have. When I play a survival title I would really have enjoyed if the main questline, freighter base and such was possible to do in a group
you should check out no mans sky. its actually amazing AF. not even the same game as it was at launch.
I like NMS but I think I'll like LNF even more. I'm looking forward to see how the combat mechanics work and I hope you can fight bandits and hunt.
Same here, I think it has a good chance to turn out to be something really special considering how much experience Helo games have now compared to what they had when they started out with NMS
I'm excited for light no fire, I'd also like to say I think enshrounded has dethroned valheim lol enshrounded has also done coop very well. The halls are awesome with a party and I can't wait for what they come up with next.
Oh duh I'm subed to you cause you know enshrounded is awesome hahahaha
Enshrouded has not dethroned Valheim
@cimplicit1 I gave valheim like 15 hours, twice lol and just don't like it lol some of the building is cool but I lowkey hate the like entire interface and most of the gameplay other than building.
For me Enshrouded have dethroned Valheim, and all other survival titles in terms of best building system. Valheim got a great building system, as long as you are fine with making Viking stuff. It is very hard to pull anything else off due to the materials and building blocks at hand. However the rest of the gameplay is a different story where I think Enshrouded is good but not exceptional. I think as an overall experience playing co-op Valheim is still the something very special. Takes little time to get into but it is exceptionally well done. Just wish they didn't have like a year in between every major expansion.
..I actually should make some Valheim videos. I a have a few hundred hours in Valheim...
Cool video
Thank you!
All they gotta do is Minecraft+Valheim and it’ll be a hit, I would love PVP as well but have it toggled so if you don’t want it you don’t have to play it that way
Enshrouded is pretty close to Valheim + Minecraft. The world is handcrafted and not procedural. But it is pretty close to that combo
We don’t even know what this game is yet. And if pvp is a good idea or not.
Imo I think they should just do it server based. Because I dislike having to search for players wanting to use pvp then turning it off after messing with me or vice versa
@@thee_eccentric I always preferred the idea of area based instead of server based
@@JakesYourUncle no disrespect would you mind explaining to me why that’s your preference. Maybe there’s some type of point that may give me insight as to why that’s better or worse.
It will be interesting to see weather or not Sean exaggerates the features in the game again or not.
Seriously at this point with how often it happens, idk why people buy into the hype cycle of games. grow up people.
We will see if he does. However I think a lot of times hype for games is as much the fault of people like me who are just excited about the game. I think the important thing is that the developers are transparent. As long as provide review copies pre release to media plenty of time before the actual release then they are not to blame. Like with Manor Lord. As long as people can see exactly what they are getting pre release then I thin it is okej. The thing I don't like is when super hyped titles let people pre purchase way in advance before knowing at all what they are getting.
I realy hope they alow self hosting
To not have the, always online, service kind of thing?
@@Ketmo785 no I like to run a private RP server I have a smallish comunity of around 40 people that likes to get in to it
Public servers even the ones for there other games really mess with that Also If I let my kids play it I would rather them not be in a server that public
@@linearburn8838 My kids are still to small to play at all but I 100% get that.
if its not an mmorpg with PVP im out.
My guess is that if there is PVP it will be very much optional
In the end it will be enshrouded>all.
Maybe.. I feel it is different things. Enshrouded might, in time with all updates during EA, become the pinnacle of survival titles with handcrafted maps. Valheim, and later on Light No fire, the pinnacle of survival titles with procedurally generated maps. Handcrafted maps have some benefits. But procedurally generated others. The can simply offer another scale impossible to reach with a handcrafted map.
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life."
a very unrelated quote