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Posted 26 July 2016
No Man's Sky (PS4) - £37.34 @ the game collection (with code)
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sorted byChrist, why does this narrative still exist? Did people say "But what do I do?" in Elite back in the day? Or more recently for Minecraft?
It's a sandbox game. Not the fake kinds like in GTA, etc, that has an open world but very little interactivity with those assets. But a true physics based sandbox game.
The main goal (which you can choose to ignore) is to reach the centre of the universe? Why? No one knows. It is for each of us to find out what is there.
That then begs the question of how you get to the centre. With fuel. Both for general travel and for those big hyperdrive jumps. And you can only get that by spending credits. And you can only get credits by..... Well that is up to you. Explore and catalog planets and wildlife / plants. Mine and procure elements / minerals from planets / asteroids. Become a pirate and attack passing spaceships and cargo, stealing their loot (but then becoming a wanted man). Participate in wars between different factions.
It is up to you how you get those credits. Thing is, you might come across pirates after your loot. Or go against tough factions. That means you need to upgrade your ship. And you do this with credits also. You might want to land on a planet rich in elements that goes for a lot of credits, but the planets atmosphere is hostile, so you need to upgrade your suit. And that needs credits.
See, there's your gameplay loop. Your explore as far as you can survive, and you survive as long as you can upgrade, and you upgrade as much as you explore.
And the closer you are to the centre. The more the laws of the universe starts to bend. So, as we get closer, we should see rather impossible things. And most likely more dangerous things.
Now I understand a little bit better and it makes more sense.
I said what I said because I just hadn't heard the sort of thing that you just put in your post.
Thank you for enlightening me a little bit about the game
But what do you do on all of these planets? I still don't understand what this game is about - the devs have said the chances of bumping into other players are slim to none, which to me, begs the question - what do I do apart from find planets and walk around on them?
Maybe I missed something but it isn't quite adding up in my mind right now how this is so hyped apart from the scale of it.
Thanks for a mature and thoughtful answer. You've actually hyped me more than the 4 recent trailers.
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So it seems there amazing work was produced through using this algorithm they didn't have the right to use
The 'blockers' have stated they have no intention of holting the games release, they want to sit down and talk about how they have utilised the coding, so they can learn from Hello Games.
Nope. Not until dispatch. Based on past purchases, anyway.
again from past orders takes payment when is dispatched a couple of days before release
Heat added! Good price for this. I've went digital with this one (mistake!!).
Don't buy it then.
Thanks for the link OP, got another pound off with some old reward points
Yep and if something has been tried once and failed, why even bother. Amirite?
They are superb, normally games come a day of 2 before official release.
The game collection and simply games are my 2 go to companies for pre orders
Someone Salty? Isn't the rrp around £50 for most games? Anyway have some heat op ordered!
Surely the voting should be on whether this is a better price than elsewhere, not how this relates to one of your deals on a completely different game?? Pointless statement.
Soundtrack will be amazing:
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Its 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 planets. I'm going to deathstar at least 30 of them though so that will help
Yeah, I don't mean to be hostile when I say that. So apologies if it came out that way. It's just a narrative often used by trolls and I've become tired of it. But I can recognise that there are some (like yourself) who genuinely don't know. Then again, the devs haven't been too in depth with their showcases, so I can't blame you not knowing much. In one way, I like that because games nowadays are too often spoiled by the devs showing too much before release. Kind of like movie trailers now that show off the best bits. But I can understand how some may come away from it a little puzzled as to what the game is about.
I'm going to give it a go, ordered!
No offence taken!
I was holding off pre-ordering but it doesn't seem like this will be much cheaper between now and launch so have gone for it.