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james selim brownstein wrote:

Scheneighnay McBob wrote:

Joseph Ridgeson wrote:

Scheneighnay McBob wrote:

Joseph Ridgeson wrote:

I never bought into the hype of NMS. I was never a fan of survivor type games nor Minecraft and that is kind of what NMS looked like to me. Having a game be "totally massive big!" doesn't change the fact that there might not be much to do in it. I mean, Elite: Dangerous is the same thing. That was hyped to be the next coming of Christ but it turned out to just be a game that is most easily compared to Euro Truck Simulator and not in a pejorative fashion; drive around, relax, and let the hours go by as you travel the roads/stars. It came out, the hype went away, it got it's 8/10's, and everyone moved on. Hell, comparing NMS to Elite: Dangerous, both games had people that rushed to the center of the Universe to see what was there and both times the expectation of it couldn't live up to reality.

I honestly think that NMS will be the same and possibly even Star Citizen.

Nobody in their right mind would go for Elite Dangerous because of the size.

That's like saying the only reason to play Eve is because of how many planets there are.

But I had seen it used as a selling point of the game before it came out. And that sentence is out of place because I originally had a weird rant about Everquest and WoW that felt overly out of place, even for me. In short: Everquest is a hell of a lot bigger but there is less to do mechanically than WoW. Imagine that but over like a paragraph.

there could be a planet filled with space-dicks as far as the eye can see.

I'll be posting pics when i find one!

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james selim brownstein NECROM0NGERS 547	Posted - 2016.08.02 10:15:00 - [1] - Quote Thanks to the douche bag on Reddit, all of my hype for No Man's Sky has disappeared... RIP n++Gòª¦¦¦¦-ç¦+¦+¦+¦+ WAITING FOR PROJECT NOVAGòñGöÇGöÇGöÇ Gò¡Gê¬Gò«n+ên+¦n++n+¦n+ë
DUST Fiend 18471	Posted - 2016.08.02 11:34:00 - [2] - Quote Nice link you've got there Lord of all things salty, purveyor of gloomish doom and naysayer extraordinaire. AV Incubus Specialist, Ex Prometheus
james selim brownstein NECROM0NGERS 547	Posted - 2016.08.02 12:19:00 - [3] - Quote DUST Fiend wrote: Nice link you've got there ikr n++Gòª¦¦¦¦-ç¦+¦+¦+¦+ WAITING FOR PROJECT NOVAGòñGöÇGöÇGöÇ Gò¡Gê¬Gò«n+ên+¦n++n+¦n+ë
Mobius Wyvern Night Theifs Curatores Veritatis Alliance 8337	Posted - 2016.08.02 15:27:00 - [4] - Quote Makes it hard to know what you're talking about. Amidst the blue skies A link from past to future The sheltering wings of the protector
One Eyed King Nos Nothi 15949	Posted - 2016.08.02 16:54:00 - [5] - Quote Its too bad there aren't massive search engines that one could use to figure it out. I am guessing he is referring to the guy that spent $1300 to get a copy of NMS early. He posted some videos, though tried taking them down after the Dev warned other gamers about spoilers. Then it was reported he used an exploit to get to the center of the galaxy in about 30 hours. Personally, I am not going to let it bother me. I am going to go in with an open mind, and enjoy the exploration. Former CEO of the Land of the BIind. Any double entendre is unintended I assure you.
james selim brownstein NECROM0NGERS 547	Posted - 2016.08.02 23:25:00 - [6] - Quote Mobius Wyvern wrote: Makes it hard to know what you're talking about. Article n++Gòª¦¦¦¦-ç¦+¦+¦+¦+ WAITING FOR PROJECT NOVAGòñGöÇGöÇGöÇ Gò¡Gê¬Gò«n+ên+¦n++n+¦n+ë
Scheneighnay McBob Penumbra or something 7922	Posted - 2016.08.03 01:57:00 - [7] - Quote If your only goal is to reach the center of the galaxy, you're setting yourself up to be disappointed. The game doesn't have that massive of a scale just to speedrun to a certain spot. And even if you are planning on doing that, it's all based off of luck for how close you start to the center. Current state of the forums
Marston VC SVER True Blood RUST415 1878	Posted - 2016.08.03 09:07:00 - [8] - Quote from what I understand, the game just seems like it doesn't have a lot going for it. "here go visit these planets and see the various random conditions" I need a game where there are many planets and I can also form corporations, build infrastructure and interact with other people! Marston VC, STB Director
Joseph Ridgeson warravens Imperium Eden 4522	Posted - 2016.08.03 13:35:00 - [9] - Quote I never bought into the hype of NMS. I was never a fan of survivor type games nor Minecraft and that is kind of what NMS looked like to me. Having a game be "totally massive big!" doesn't change the fact that there might not be much to do in it. I mean, Elite: Dangerous is the same thing. That was hyped to be the next coming of Christ but it turned out to just be a game that is most easily compared to Euro Truck Simulator and not in a pejorative fashion; drive around, relax, and let the hours go by as you travel the roads/stars. It came out, the hype went away, it got it's 8/10's, and everyone moved on. Hell, comparing NMS to Elite: Dangerous, both games had people that rushed to the center of the Universe to see what was there and both times the expectation of it couldn't live up to reality. I honestly think that NMS will be the same and possibly even Star Citizen. "This is B.S! This is B.S! I paid money! Cash money, dollars money, cash money!"
DUST Fiend 18482	Posted - 2016.08.03 13:50:00 - [10] - Quote NMS was never supposed to be some crazy in depth game, it's mostly about enjoying the fact that you can enjoy a universe sized universe. SC on the other hand has too many hardcore fans to let it fade. Even if no one but them played it from here on out it would still do quite well for itself. Games that break the mold take more risk but ultimately have more going for them simply due to being different. Particularly those that take on technological challenges and create new technologies and genres in the process. Will they all succeed? Of course not, but it's those companies that really tend to stand out, vs the sea of companies that just rehash the same old material with a new skin and expect you to be excited for it. Lord of all things salty, purveyor of gloomish doom and naysayer extraordinaire. AV Incubus Specialist, Ex Prometheus

Scheneighnay McBob Penumbra or something 7922	Posted - 2016.08.03 15:49:00 - [11] - Quote Joseph Ridgeson wrote: I never bought into the hype of NMS. I was never a fan of survivor type games nor Minecraft and that is kind of what NMS looked like to me. Having a game be "totally massive big!" doesn't change the fact that there might not be much to do in it. I mean, Elite: Dangerous is the same thing. That was hyped to be the next coming of Christ but it turned out to just be a game that is most easily compared to Euro Truck Simulator and not in a pejorative fashion; drive around, relax, and let the hours go by as you travel the roads/stars. It came out, the hype went away, it got it's 8/10's, and everyone moved on. Hell, comparing NMS to Elite: Dangerous, both games had people that rushed to the center of the Universe to see what was there and both times the expectation of it couldn't live up to reality. I honestly think that NMS will be the same and possibly even Star Citizen. Nobody in their right mind would go for Elite Dangerous because of the size. That's like saying the only reason to play Eve is because of how many planets there are. Current state of the forums
Joseph Ridgeson warravens Imperium Eden 4522	Posted - 2016.08.03 19:07:00 - [12] - Quote Scheneighnay McBob wrote: Joseph Ridgeson wrote: I never bought into the hype of NMS. I was never a fan of survivor type games nor Minecraft and that is kind of what NMS looked like to me. Having a game be "totally massive big!" doesn't change the fact that there might not be much to do in it. I mean, Elite: Dangerous is the same thing. That was hyped to be the next coming of Christ but it turned out to just be a game that is most easily compared to Euro Truck Simulator and not in a pejorative fashion; drive around, relax, and let the hours go by as you travel the roads/stars. It came out, the hype went away, it got it's 8/10's, and everyone moved on. Hell, comparing NMS to Elite: Dangerous, both games had people that rushed to the center of the Universe to see what was there and both times the expectation of it couldn't live up to reality. I honestly think that NMS will be the same and possibly even Star Citizen. Nobody in their right mind would go for Elite Dangerous because of the size. That's like saying the only reason to play Eve is because of how many planets there are. But I had seen it used as a selling point of the game before it came out. And that sentence is out of place because I originally had a weird rant about Everquest and WoW that felt overly out of place, even for me. In short: Everquest is a hell of a lot bigger but there is less to do mechanically than WoW. Imagine that but over like a paragraph. "This is B.S! This is B.S! I paid money! Cash money, dollars money, cash money!"
Scheneighnay McBob Penumbra or something 7923	Posted - 2016.08.04 03:11:00 - [13] - Quote Joseph Ridgeson wrote: Scheneighnay McBob wrote: Joseph Ridgeson wrote: I never bought into the hype of NMS. I was never a fan of survivor type games nor Minecraft and that is kind of what NMS looked like to me. Having a game be "totally massive big!" doesn't change the fact that there might not be much to do in it. I mean, Elite: Dangerous is the same thing. That was hyped to be the next coming of Christ but it turned out to just be a game that is most easily compared to Euro Truck Simulator and not in a pejorative fashion; drive around, relax, and let the hours go by as you travel the roads/stars. It came out, the hype went away, it got it's 8/10's, and everyone moved on. Hell, comparing NMS to Elite: Dangerous, both games had people that rushed to the center of the Universe to see what was there and both times the expectation of it couldn't live up to reality. I honestly think that NMS will be the same and possibly even Star Citizen. Nobody in their right mind would go for Elite Dangerous because of the size. That's like saying the only reason to play Eve is because of how many planets there are. But I had seen it used as a selling point of the game before it came out. And that sentence is out of place because I originally had a weird rant about Everquest and WoW that felt overly out of place, even for me. In short: Everquest is a hell of a lot bigger but there is less to do mechanically than WoW. Imagine that but over like a paragraph. From what I've seen, the main selling point for NMS is that everything not pertaining to intelligent life is procedurally generated. That means that somewhere in the game, there could be a planet filled with space-dicks as far as the eye can see. Current state of the forums
james selim brownstein NECROM0NGERS 548	Posted - 2016.08.04 04:57:00 - [14] - Quote Scheneighnay McBob wrote: Joseph Ridgeson wrote: Scheneighnay McBob wrote: Joseph Ridgeson wrote: I never bought into the hype of NMS. I was never a fan of survivor type games nor Minecraft and that is kind of what NMS looked like to me. Having a game be "totally massive big!" doesn't change the fact that there might not be much to do in it. I mean, Elite: Dangerous is the same thing. That was hyped to be the next coming of Christ but it turned out to just be a game that is most easily compared to Euro Truck Simulator and not in a pejorative fashion; drive around, relax, and let the hours go by as you travel the roads/stars. It came out, the hype went away, it got it's 8/10's, and everyone moved on. Hell, comparing NMS to Elite: Dangerous, both games had people that rushed to the center of the Universe to see what was there and both times the expectation of it couldn't live up to reality. I honestly think that NMS will be the same and possibly even Star Citizen. Nobody in their right mind would go for Elite Dangerous because of the size. That's like saying the only reason to play Eve is because of how many planets there are. But I had seen it used as a selling point of the game before it came out. And that sentence is out of place because I originally had a weird rant about Everquest and WoW that felt overly out of place, even for me. In short: Everquest is a hell of a lot bigger but there is less to do mechanically than WoW. Imagine that but over like a paragraph. there could be a planet filled with space-dicks as far as the eye can see. I'll be posting pics when i find one! n++Gòª¦¦¦¦-ç¦+¦+¦+¦+ WAITING FOR PROJECT NOVAGòñGöÇGöÇGöÇ Gò¡Gê¬Gò«n+ên+¦n++n+¦n+ë
Scheneighnay McBob Penumbra or something 7931	Posted - 2016.08.19 15:10:00 - [15] - Quote james selim brownstein wrote: Scheneighnay McBob wrote: Joseph Ridgeson wrote: Scheneighnay McBob wrote: Joseph Ridgeson wrote: I never bought into the hype of NMS. I was never a fan of survivor type games nor Minecraft and that is kind of what NMS looked like to me. Having a game be "totally massive big!" doesn't change the fact that there might not be much to do in it. I mean, Elite: Dangerous is the same thing. That was hyped to be the next coming of Christ but it turned out to just be a game that is most easily compared to Euro Truck Simulator and not in a pejorative fashion; drive around, relax, and let the hours go by as you travel the roads/stars. It came out, the hype went away, it got it's 8/10's, and everyone moved on. Hell, comparing NMS to Elite: Dangerous, both games had people that rushed to the center of the Universe to see what was there and both times the expectation of it couldn't live up to reality. I honestly think that NMS will be the same and possibly even Star Citizen. Nobody in their right mind would go for Elite Dangerous because of the size. That's like saying the only reason to play Eve is because of how many planets there are. But I had seen it used as a selling point of the game before it came out. And that sentence is out of place because I originally had a weird rant about Everquest and WoW that felt overly out of place, even for me. In short: Everquest is a hell of a lot bigger but there is less to do mechanically than WoW. Imagine that but over like a paragraph. there could be a planet filled with space-dicks as far as the eye can see. I'll be posting pics when i find one! I found it! Forgot to take screenshots (though the planet might still be within range), but I found a planet where the most common plant is a tree-sized space-****. Current state of the forums
DUST Fiend 18529	Posted - 2016.08.19 15:31:00 - [16] - Quote Our own Neckbeard Nixon found them Lord of all things salty, purveyor of gloomish doom and naysayer extraordinaire. AV Incubus Specialist, Ex Prometheus
Joel II X Bacon with a bottle of Quafe 10466	Posted - 2016.08.20 04:16:00 - [17] - Quote DUST Fiend wrote: Our own Neckbeard Nixon found them Beautiful. Just as the gods intended. *Scouts United* Gk.0s & Quafes all day.
Clone D Solo Zen 2094	Posted - 2016.08.20 05:10:00 - [18] - Quote Marston VC wrote: I need a game where there are many planets and I can also form corporations, build infrastructure and interact with other people! ... and put uplinks on top of said infrastructure.
John Psi Vacuum Cleaner. LLC 2146	Posted - 2016.08.20 15:55:00 - [19] - Quote Unmanned Sky hype train derailed )) Please support fair play!
7th Son 7 Hakuna Matatah Inc 1668	Posted - 2016.08.20 18:06:00 - [20] - Quote This is Not an interesting topic. With the Devs not being very forthcoming with information regararding NMS, it was pretty much exactly what I thought it would be, anti-climatic. It seems to be good for some people though, even if it's commonly referred to as "boringly addicting". Only your complete and total awareness is needed, nothing else will do. ----- OSHO



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