No Man's Sky Beyond - Sean Murray On His Game Design Journey
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- As No Man's Sky release their most ambitious update yet, who better to kick off our series of in-depth developer interviews than Sean Murray? He talks about the evolution of No Man's Sky, the technical challenge of VR and procedural design, and the journey Hello Games have taken.
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Playing No Man’s Sky right now
yayyy ur nice for suport my brother 😊
Same
I’m sorry to hear that.
The update drop yet?
justin time yeah man
Just picked up this game last week and it is absolute magic. Most games stress you out due to their intensity but this game is so relaxing to play yet interesting and fun. Hands down one of my favorite games of all time.
Welcome to the universe.
Welcome to one of the best comunities in gaming :)
don't play survival or permadeath then. yikes lol
wanted to like ur comment but u have already 69 likes i don't wanna get cursed by breaking this Holy number.
I feel you!
The most hated man on the industry turns into the face of one of the most admired devs of the recent years.
Ole Brumm exactly but people don’t believe us about Sean and Sony
well, I think the triple A shareholders still don't like him. "What if the public begin to like the huge updates to the same game instead of the lunching of the same game every year?"
@Ole Brumm source? Sony wasn't the publisher so I'm calling BS on that
"Most hated man on the industry" oh please, this is just dumb.
@@Wanderlauch Sony handled the marketing and the game was promised for a specific date which Sony ensured, Sean would've most likely wanted to continually polish the game for years if he could have (somewhat like Star Citizen). While I'm not sure if there is hard links and evidence, it's well documented that Sony had marketing rights so they obviously wouldn't indefinitely market the game and would force a release or drop the game.
This guy deserve some merit, today NMS its unique
hatchimmmmm he could have dumped it and run off with his money. Respect.
@@The_Dead_Zone do you really believe that Sean and his team deserve no credit or forgiveness for what they've accomplished?
@@The_Dead_Zone I'm not condoning your reasons, everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Im just curious, don't people deserve second chances, especially years after all that went down?
What’s changed about it?
You do realize that it's double standard on your part, right?!
You claim that you won't forgive Hello Games and Sean Murray, but then you go and claim that it's the same with how you stopped playing The Division.
In this case you are 'ditching' an entire developer, while in Ubisofts case, you are 'ditching' only one of their franchises. Meaning that the developers themselves can fail your trust again and again, so long as they do it with different games.
That shows that you are quite ignorant and, worse yet, that you simply don't think. Forgiveness is one thing, if someone does something bad knowingly, it's in their personality to do it after all. But your selective nature coupled with complete refusal to research even the slightest bit about the follow-ups of whatever you got burned up is just worthy of a sheep. A person that goes on the rails built by another and is content with that.
It's truly amazing to see how much he has learned, grown confident and still has the same passion as he had at the start, from this honestly vile and brutal experience. I can do nothing but respect someone who lives through what he had to live through, and not become bitter or angry, or at the least disillusioned from the overwhelming negative press and responses that he has received. I honestly think that it is amazing the way he holds himself in his conversation with the press and he has truly deserved his redemption and demonstrated that even when the world is out for your blood, you can through hard work and dedication always turn things around! Bravo to the Hello Games team!
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@@yiangaruga4928 if completing a paid early access is going from evil to good I want no more involvement with today's 🐑
@@verywhite6372 Can't take a joke, can you?
@@verywhite6372 you must be fun at parties
I ignored the game when it first came out after reading all the reviews and other bad press surrounding the game, but now I think I'll finally try it out. I'm glad they managed to turn things around.
Yeah next was amazing. I played on release and had fun but ultimately felt disappointed. Crashed alot and the center on the universe was a lie. Now it's incredible. I bought I second copy cheap on PS4 from PC originally and put like 40 hours easy. Looking forward to this update.
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@@verywhite6372 You must really like this game to comment in every single post from here huh?
Same happened to me a couplemonths ago. I DO NOT REGRET! It really is an amazing game
Still wrong what they did be happy if they gave like 20 bucks back from all those people who got duped on release day
Everytime i watch and hear Sean speak about NMS he is always smiling and giggling, he looks like a genuine person and his passion for his project really transpires through his behaviour in describing the game. I really wish him and Hello games the best of luck, i'll keep supporting the game and i hope more people will notice the effort they made and do so as well.
It’s amazing how most of the negativity has gone. People are doing nothing but praise Sean Murray.
What a legend.
Well done my friend...
I have nothing but respect towards him at this very moment.
"its not important how hard you fall . what matters is whether you get back up or not"
He probably fell due to the weight of tens of millions of dollars he scammed from customers stuffed into his pockets.
@@TinyPlaysGames Yep. "Scammed".
TinyHub sony
@@manlyastronaut6984 Sony pushed the release. Sean was telling lies all the way up and past release. Stop being delusional
They could have so easily sublimated after the game launched and folded. It is refreshing to see creators not only strive to fix their mistakes which affects every single one of their customers year after year, but also own up to their shortcomings in clear language without putting layers upon layers of spin on it to save their egos.
NMS and Warframe are two games that really show what multi-year long dedication to improve a singular project can attain, albeit NMS having substantially more anticipation surrounding it prior to launch. Suffice it to say, they have leveraged modern day tech convenience of patches and DLC to fix and subsequently elevate NMS to great new heights.
But warframe is still in beta :)
@@SmashingSnow wot?
Man, we need a combat update. Now that we have NPCs in planets I would love to raid pirate strongholds.
yeah, PVE improvements should be a priority for future updates
@@cyco7229 Imagine if bad guy outposts became a thing..god damn id love it
We need to request it, pretty cool idea
I'd love to see some non-violent competitive modes. The "Rocket League in NMS" example is brilliant; I'm also reminded of all the multiplayer modes on various Minecraft (Xbox/Win10) servers, like hide-and-seek, who-dunnit, obstacle course runs . . . the possibilities are endless provided the mechanics are in place.
@@AKABoondock19 No Man's Far Cry. :)
Thank you for putting in the work Sean. You've really redeemed yourself in the past year or so.
While AAA titles makes every effort to "silently" tuck away their flops (*cough andromeda), Sean kept pushing through to fulfill his complete concept for NMS - despite the hell and hate thrown at him initially.
The difference in his demeanor in this interview compared to his past ones shows that NMS was truly a humbling experience for him.
I dunno, he seems pretty much the same to me. Which is nice actually, because he was really positive even when the game wasn't up the standards what he talked about. It's good he never lost the enthusiasm.
@@SuperArppis Before, when a question backs him in a corner, he answers "Yes. It does have it" rather than "it will eventually". It seemed that he was overwhelmed with the huge publicity that he just can't say no, and puts up a false confidence.
Now that he has a sense of completion, you can see he's much more relaxed - real confidence - on what he and his team brought to NMS today. Good for him.
The game when it released was his complete concept. Before all the whiners forced him to turn it into Minecraft in space.
@@robovader7625 No. He flat out lied about it. Those people weren't whining, come on man.
Please have a livestream of the new update with two or more of you playing together!
You should check out the livestream Virtual Reality Oasis did. It was his first time playing the game at all, and he was playing with a friend who was also playing in VR, so it was pretty fun to watch.
Seeing Sean again brings back memories lol
Not the good kinds I would assume
I have to say, the game did feel quite unique imo. We forgive you Sean. You could have gave up but you didn't. I think we could all learn a thing or two from you, salute! 😊
@@kefkapalazzo1092 If you can't forgive, then you forgot. The only people he doesn't speak for are people with hearts of mold
@@kefkapalazzo1092 Someone's salty.
Edit: He's got a heart of mold
You are an awful person whomever is writing under Kefka, I've seen you many times and I never say this but you need some religion in your life just to remind you of your humanity and to be humbled. I don't know what's wrong with you on a deep level but I know you're a bitter and sad person hiding behind what you think is funny.
Best of luck to you.
@@kefkapalazzo1092 keep watching jacksepticeye, baby
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I actually liked No Mans Sky at launch, I didnt care about multiplayer, or the feeling of loneliness.. to me it was perfect as it is
I agree,though this will increase my playtime. I always liked playing, but for me, it didn't have staying power. It was a relaxing game I could play after a stressful multiplayer experience.
I liked it too, I just thought the price was too high. These updates have definitely helped alleviate that feeling. The game’s current state is insanely impressive.
+1
The same here. Very relaxing game, after long day.
I kinda used to like it more then. I feel like now it's too bloated. Before it was a truck sim in space, now its more of a minecraft. I'm happy people are coming to like the game more now, but I miss the simplicity of before.
You can tell he's much more comfortable talking after all these years, being the introvert that he is. We love you Sean!
Huge credit to the team for staying with it and truely creating the game both them self’s and us the player wanted
NMS was a bumpy ride, but not once did I stop respecting Sean Murray.
Sure, people like him, and people like Peter Molyneux have a tendency to bite off more than they can chew, and in the process of romanticizing their ideas and ambitions they over-promise, but these guys are visionaries and dreamers trying to make something new in a world of "Been-there, don't that, corporate art." These guys are trying to make new things happen. Their biggest fault is in their hubris, not realizing that their ideas aren't as easily attainable as they may have envisioned, yet they always try, and that's damn respectable.
That's SOO deep...yet so true.
(...Then realizes Tarks just wanna see how *oppai* bounce in space^^)
I didn't respect him when the game launched. The marketing had been one big lie. I respect him for sticking with the game and changing it around instead of moving to the next project.
Well said!
Watching the update download right now... 65 minutes left. Controllers are charging up. PSVR fired up and recalibrated. My mobile is getting switched off as soon as download has finished.
Damn... game now refuses to start since v2 update. "No man's sky" title appears, then black screen. Quitting application gets a PS4 error code (CE-34878-0)
@@zibbezabba2491 the game is unstable in vr platform. I hope they fix that. But the game is lit though
@@222kokoy Fixed. Turn off supersampling mode :)
@@zibbezabba2491 is it playable? I heard that the graphics is fine but the resolution is bad.
@@222kokoy It's playable. I've never used the move controllers before so this will be a learning curve. Havent done much more than fly out of the space station and tweak the settings a bit. I'm hope the game is not move controller only. I don't like that teleportation method of moving.
_No Man's Valley_ - You've inherited your grandfather's old spaceship and exosuit. Armed with your hand-me-down multi-tool and a few units, you set out to begin your new life!
(Remember to bring your best gamma roots for the Nexus Potluck).
Cannot wait for the update. *Hello Games* never ceases to amaze and delight me with their innovation and devotion to this fantastic experience.
actually chukle fish (creator of stradey valley) has a game called starbound which is quite similar to No Mans Sky
@ Yeah but Starbound was a good game that became bad after the updates.
I waited to get this game for years. I finally got it last week and I absolutely love it.
I think Sean Murray wasn't a liar when he promised all those things about the game a few years ago. He had a vision of NMS in his head and got drunk on all the attention and hype - then did the classic managerial thing of over promising without really knowing what his team could deliver. In my book, he and his team have made up for it.
Tony B more than made up for it at this point
He also was being asked tons of hypothetical questions about features like 2 years ahead of release - like the oft-used interview where the dude asks him stuff like "can you land on asteroids?" To me, he answered the multi-player question with a speculative, "we should prob be able to implement that" kind of tone, but it turned out it was much harder than they thought when they got to it.
@@JET7C0 True. But as spokesman, its his responsibility to know his audience, and that gamers don't necessarily grok feature speculation very well.
I also remember a promotional video that, quite frankly, lied about the state if the game at the time.
Sean im so glad you stuck too your orignal dream and delivering a gaming experience that is truly mind blowing. Always reach for the sky and thanks with all my gaming heart, for giving me and many others, the dream of a life in the stars!
I hope others feel the same way. I've been playing space simulator games since the late 80s and this is the game I've been waiting on for the last 25 years. Thankyou to everyone at Hello Games. You have done what I thought would never happen.....
What a good job by a good team. They could have jumped ship but they stuck with it and have really brought their vision to everyone and are still expanding. Well done!
Day 1 player. Enjoyed it then, enjoying it a lot more since this update. NMS is what I wanted for a scifi exploration game in its current form. Hello Games showing how a bad release can become something special with continued drive to make it what it was meant to be!
I was amazed when it came out in 2016, and now my jaw as hit the floor, this guy never stops giving.
When it came out, it was a mess and severely underwhelming compared to what was promised. I dont know how the launch could have amazed anyone.
@@ollierkul Many are easily amused I guess. But at least now there is a decent game with a goal there now. And proper multiplayer.
NMS has become my favorite game of all time. Tons of respect for this man and his team.
Look at this interview vs all his old ones pre-launch. he's so relaxed and confident in his vision of what he wanted the game to be and what it is now. I'm a NMS fan for life
You know if only Todd Howard had the same kind of dedication like this guy...
Sean is the man. I was behind him and Hello Games from the first time I saw the E3 premiere. The game industry needs more like-minded folk. Profits should NEVER come first ahead of the vision/players.
It’s pleasing to see Sean so comfortable now that the game has panned out for the better, compared to the stress and tense way he was before launch. Very glad hello games didn’t just abandon NMS, hats off to you Sean 👏👏👏
I've wanted nothing more than to play in VR to FEEL like I'm free and flying on my own in space is the ultimate human experience... I'll be able to afford a VR set up one day!!
Same here
I can confirm that is exactly how I feel in VR
The simple truth... People didn't appreciate being lied to. The hype train was perpetuated and promoted by this man. But he stuck at it and made one of the most beautiful games ever. Respect.
Thank you Sean. Make dlcs that cost money if that's what it takes to keep improving this game. Life is hectic, work is chaotic, no man's sky is so peaceful,... It's my getaway
OMG imagine if this game had launched in it's current state. Would no doubt be one of the greatest games of all time
I love how sean talk really carefully now, and telling us what he really prepared and not just something that he just planned on to doing
he becomes a legend, never give up, he was there working, something similar happen with FInal Fantasy XIV, they give up, and change to another team, this man... show to everybody that nothing is impossible to fix and make good games with true passion and love
But they fucked FFXV which saddens me a lot.
Love the way you stuck to the game and kept making changes to deliver the game you envisioned after the rough start it suffered. Sean and Hello Games are on my favourite studio list now.
Sean is great developer for me. If I develope games, I would use same mind set like him. Just make something what i always wanted to play and make my fantasies into the game. I have played NMS from launch and even then it was very special game. Today version is much more complete and have more options and possibilities, but from the begining it was very unique and mindblowing game. Respect for all work they did in small team and for that they dont ruin it with some microtransactions or something similar. Many other companies should take this like role model for they bussines.
Well done Sean and everyone who worked on No Mans Sky. I’ve so much respect for you for not just leaving the game as it was and putting in all the time and effort to redeem yourselves and make a game that you as developers are also happy with. Best of luck for your future projects
Sean Murray and his team has made a perfect dream. It makes me want to contribute somehow, in mods that is. Then freely shared for fun exploring. I wish duplicating tech procedures were still available for those who do not have as much time to play and still grow. I love to build in peaceful systems. Great job keep growing your team.
I love how Sean is more confident in talking about the game now, it's quite soothing.
And what a journey it has been! 🚀
Hey L play just got watching your new upload loving the channel dude!
Hope the update after this is about exploration, combat, factions, etc.
It's live now in VR I'm in no man sky😲
How do you walk with the move controllers?
@@Zenewie you can choose to teleport via point and click or you can map the forward movement to a button and the strafe to two buttons.
I am so sorry that I misjudged you, Sean.
And I am so happy for you and your team. You're showing unprecedented passion, and dedication to your project and your audience, even after such a disastrous start with pre-mature launch of No Man's Sky.
I am so happy you've shown the world you're not cash grabbers, and that you really care about the game and those who play it.
I am so happy you didn't break under the pressure and didn't just give up after the initial launch of the game and the backlash. You have truly redeemed yourself.
One of the best games ever made. Thank you for your work & passion, Sean and Hello Games.
I’m honestly quite impressed with the work Hello Games has done.
Awesome interview! This game feels like it was meant for VR. I've never been pulled in this hard by any game. Over 40 hours in from Friday night to Tuesday morning. I was just telling my wife earlier today that if I dreamed up my perfect game as kid, it would be almost exactly what No Man's Sky is today in VR. Amazing work, kudos to the team at Hello Games.
In my opinion, Sean never lied about a single thing in regards to No Man’s Sky and the features that were to be included at launch. I think he underestimated how much could be implemented by launch, but Sony would not allow them to delay the game to ensure expectations could be met. I believe he simply did his best with the time he and his team was afforded. Maybe I’m biased, since I’ve never held even a shred of animosity towards him or his incredibly tiny team. I’ve loved the game since day one and continue to love it, even now in 2021.
His behavior is also muuuch more chilled now. He doesn't seem that nervous. Doesn't have to lie, cause what he created with his team is really an absolutely masterpiece. It just needed some more time.
It may have taken a little while, but he's created what is now an amazing game. Thanks for not giving up on us Sean!
damn every update is the biggest update to date ! I enjoyed the game at first release but I could see why people were angry, now I have over 400 hours in NMS and it keeps pulling me back with each update.. great work
This video and stream have completely changed my mind on this game. I discounted it for years, but now can't wait to give it a try.
Add hide and seek.
Someone starts in a system right next to yours, both without resources, but the chaser can allways see where the person is on his galaxy map. you chase him until you finally get to scan him 100 %. if he can warp more than 3 systems away he wins.
goes from Most hated guy in gaming, to its Savior.......Nice.....The game is amazing dude, thanks man .
Played it for about an hour in PSVR and even on the base model PS4 it's awesome.
Graphically it's where i'd expect the system to be. But that doesn't get in the way of the immersion.
Getting stuck in a frost storm.
Jumping into the seat of my ship. Its all just so.. Awesome.
And I didn't even dabble in the new content. Its all a fresh save and feels like a fresh game.
Honestly never doubted you Sean, knew it would take some time. Now look at where you at, FANTASTIC GAME! I adore this game now much more then realese and still have my original game. Love you and what you have achieved.
Now I'll finally try it, I admire his persistence and the way he used all the bad stuff as a way to mature and try to be a better developer. Keep doing what you do, thanks for being genuine.
"We were working on 3 separate updates, that we were going to update, that we were going to release separately."
Sean Murray, master of words.
I'm so happy for this dude and what NMS has become. You can tell he is all for the game and the players. Something this industry needs.
Regardless of my quibbles with the game, I'm glad to see Mr Murray persevere.
I wonder how much the game now diverts from his vision based on outside pressures and technology limitations.
This is what you call passion. I loved it at launch but this is next level and VR means I can leave my house without leaving my sofa. Time to dive back in and get whisked away.
I truly love this game
I respect how they kept making the game better after launch. But what I can't get past is how he never addresses or apologises for all the lies and misconceptions. How the game launched nothing like what was promised. I can't move on from that until they address it publicly
They did a month or two after launch. They didn't do the usual begging apology though which I respect more. They basically admitted the fkd up and promised to fix it
You might be taking a game too seriously, but in reality I suspect he's contractually obligated NOT to profess apology in the way you're demanding. If this is something you can't get past, you might want to step away from the computer and go travel around the world a bit for a bit of perspective.....*thumbs*
I know this message will never make it to Sean Murray and Hello Games but I just want to thank you guys. You could have ran with the initial sales but stepped up and made an already great game at launch into one of the best space games in my opinion. For a small company to do that blows me away. Thank you again to Sean Murray and Hello Games.
He truly created a unique and amazing space game though his passion and dedication, i have nothing but respect for that man specially after what he had to go through and geting out of it unchanged.
Good space games are very few and no man's sky deserve a prime spot on the list.
It’s a fantastic game now
I love this game, it's so cozy.
Credit where it's due, I sent this guy so many hate tweets when no mans sky launched because I was furious at how much was missing but I must say the game looks far better and good on him for sticking by it even after the abuse he took from a lot of people. I'm going to buy it again today and see how its changed. Havent played it since launch so looking forward to starting a new adventure
I love this game. I loved when it first came out. It was exactly what I wanted and I'm super excited to explore more
I didn’t care for NMS when it launched, but seeing how it went from the backlash when it launched to where it is now, Sean and the team have my respect. It took time but they delivered everything they promised and more.
Glad I never sold it way back when, was very tempted to because at launch the game was absolutely blank.
But I said to myself, mabye this game may evolve in a year or 2 into something bigger, then I'll have to rebuy it.
Glad I stuck with my gut on this one.
AbsoluteXXIV I’ll be honest I bought it day one and was pissed off after a couple of days. I never even considered selling it, and now I’m glad I didn’t!
@vvvVFANGSVvvvI support developers that need supporting,
Hello game was a studio of 13 people at launch with this ambitious project that I was very intrigued with, Yes it was a massive risk but in the long run it paid off..
I don't support cooperate hacks like EA who are a billion dollar company and in all their years of existence never make an actual effort to release good games.
@vvvVFANGSVvvv The reason they released it was actually because they were going to go bankrupt if they didn't
not sure if they could have done anything without having negative repercussions
Let's not pretend we don't know why you didn't charge for the updates Sean. That being said there's a huge amount of respect for not abandoning your product and actually realize what people wanted.
Haven't played since launch so it will be exciting to revisit after these 2 huge updates.
I jumped back in last year after the NEXT update and got far more joy from playing it second time around. More vehicles, some planets had rings around them and most importantly, I didn't get the feeling that once I'd seen 2/3 star systems, I'd seen them all.
Ultimately a bug (which meant I couldn't fully advance one of the progression arcs within the game, something to do with my bases) stopped me from playing but can't wait to jump back in.
It's only going to get better further down the line.
I fully agree with your points too.
Hate to break it to you but free updates and no sequel was stated by sean before the ps4 release. Had nothing to do with defending the game from haters
"you may spawn in on your first playthrough next to something that can kill you, a planet that will kill you quickly, we cant test every possible scenereo. its something we've gotten a lot better at" this to me was the best thing about the game which made it extremely unique the way they have programmed it using maths. I'm gonna install this game again
Sean Murray with the comeback of the decade
He’s a visionary : experience virtual space exploration ! thanks for getting through and not giving up ;)
Cheers Hello Games. That was the best save of all time.
Good for Sean, took a lot of stick at release, stood by his vision & committed to improving the game. Serious lack of integrity in the industry right now, safe to say Sean has maintained his
New update has just arrived. Oh my god, I don't own this game yet but I have been watching all of this since day 1. Now I am more than happy to buy one copy for me, and one for each friend of mine who deserves it. Sean Murray is a cool guy, he deserves to be recognized for that.
Enjoy, Traveler!
@@futavadumnezo thanks! I've been playing since I commented this 🙃 it's amazing
Even though I'm addicted to No Man's Sky I still don't like this man's smile.... but I'm getting ready to do this VR update! so excited!
It's a nervous smile. I do not think it is either fake or how he naturally smiles when he's happy or cheery. It seems like it's involuntary reaction to stress. That makes it look displeasing, since it's basically just muscles getting stiff with no right or reason to it.
You don't need to tell me that. I myself have that very same habit. I merely explained to the original poster that his "smile" is not an actual smile, hence why it is not very likeable.
This is truly the greatest comeback ever. No mans sky still to this day is unlike any other game and Sean and his team knew that. They weathered the hate and criticism because they knew the potential. Now its for the whole world to see. What a lovely story of redemption.
sean murray you are such a good dude, i wish i could be your friend. always believed in your vision
People still disliking. Couple of sour people damn. You rock hello games!
Ole Brumm I wouldn’t see what’s there to regret, their past purchase has improved so much over time, I see that as a win and reason to get back in.
best redemption ever. started playing nms after playing it first when launched, and this last update is really noice
Now i can't stop playing honestly.
I mean, I’ll never trust a word this man says again but the effort they’ve put into making it the game that was promised is something I can respect
Why can't you trust a word anymore? If someone admits to making mistakes and learning /going about things differently in the future do they not deserve another chance? Especially if they go above and beyond anything that was ever promised free of charge when they could have easily charged people more money.
Absolutely understand why you feel the way you do but just some food for thought. People let us down in life all the time but people who learn and correct a wrong deserve respect and some forgiveness. ☺️ ✌️❤️
Mr BobaJango paid full price for the game at launch because I was hyped at what I saw at e3 and events before, but what I got was something far below that. It’s a precautionary thing due to the fact that he promised so much beyond what was actually there and I think plenty other people will agree that if they ever make another game it’ll be hard to ever trust him even if he’s telling the truth about his game. In light of that though as I said respect what he’s done for no mans sky and I have gone back to it on ps4 from time to time, my main point is that I got screwed at launch and that’s a hard thing to forgive ya know
@@JiF28 absolutely, you have every right to be cautious especially with the state of the industry on the whole these days. I've just been seeing a lot of people showing resistance to the update /sean being a lier etc. Tbf you did say you respected their efforts and I'm happy to see you decided to play again. Im also a day one player and totally agree it was underwhelming and seeing the improvements made me have faith in smaller developers in the future ☺️ enjoy the update anyway pal!
Mr BobaJango I was resistant to the first update for sure, but in the proceeding updates theyve been getting trust back sure. But if they make another triple A that cautiousness might creep back. Ill for sure enjoy the update and thanks for keeping this a respectful healthy convo! Not enough of it these days sadly
Hello games, that's how you bite a bullet and come back swinging. Loved No Man's Sky since launch and for 6 people developing a huge game at launch I see no problem in the product you guys delivered. Some times it truly is hard to imagine the work and effort is placed into something until it's cut into diamonds.
I remember playing this game nonstop when I had chemistry finals
For such a small team to accomplish so much is amazing. much of the backlash was from people putting Hello Games on the same staff and money lvl as the big companies. Now at least we know the only people complaining about it will just never be happy and should be ignored. if you dont have no man's sky by now yet you still complain the shutup and move on lol.
The only thing I'm complaining about now is not being able to put mordite in my nutrients thing and my doors not opening. The game overall besides that is amazing and I'm so happy to play it .
Im so bloody in love with this game❤❤❤
I dont think people understand how big this game is, or how big of an impact it has made and will make in the future of not just gaming but media. Sean has taken the oddity of sci-fi and turned it into a reality for us to experience. There has never been a game like this before. Haters i assume either dont understand Sean's vision or are envious they didnt think of it. Sean pursued on because his dream and vision was the space adventure flying around a bucket of bolts through the an endless universe of possibilities and dangers. Thank you for making this genre a reality Sean.
lol I remember playing danger joe on the Xbox 360.
the start of nms might of been shoddy but the devs actually sticking and slowly developing their game to what it was meant to be seems like something that’s rare
Brilliant game dude, just brought a ps pro with all the vr set just to play your game..... well worth it I love it! Thank you.
That's amazing bro! That's the comment of the day in my book.
I LOVED the game at launch. I played midnight on launch day and the sense of wonder and loneliness in equal measure was a strange yet amazing feeling. I still have very vivid memories of exploring the very first planet and the first time i took off and headed for space is a feeling I will never forget. To see how far the bare bones game has come since then is mind boggling. One of my all-time favourite games.