The Engoodening of No Mans Sky Reaction
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I remember when this game won an award at The Game Awards 2020 (which was all virtual) Sean Murray was in the middle of taking a drink when they cut to his camera for his speech. Clearly he had not been expecting to win. What a guy.
I was watching it to live, and that was hilarious. He thought that Fortnite was gonna win for sure, but nope. No Man's Sky won, and it was perfect.
@@dlazyace9116 I wanted to like your comment but it has 69 likes so i unfortunately can't. Still take this one at least: 👍
The studio just needed more time and less pressure from Sony to pump it out as fast as possible and it could’ve been successful on launch
Fun Fact:
Sean himself actually watched the video and went around reccomending that people don't watch the last ~5 minutes XD
that’s my favourite part of the whole story, he went from “hey watch this video” to “oh god” like _that_
🤣 that last part was so perfect
So of course, the first thing we did was to watch the end first, the start later. XD
He failed.
But that s the beauty of it. He still had the candor, the naivity to believehe could stop the internet from that last 5 min
The Story of No Man's Sky is probably the greatest redemption arc that the gaming community has ever seen.
Not just the greatest, the only!
@@FireCat14 FF14.
@@kn0bhe4d okay maybe not only but it's sitting on the #1 spot!
The story of that fanfiction tho is the greatest art has ever accomplished.
Um... Can I put Cyberpunk in the list? It was crap when it came out, and they have not abandoned it yet, as far as I know.
I didn't expect you guys to watch but I'm not complaining. This was definitely one hell of a redemption story.
@@LiquidFireN2X they added more than just what they've promised, all of the promises checklists are pretty much done from about years ago, but they still adding so much more content to this day. From the state it is in right now, I could say it's way more than we could've had. It's filled with so many contents.
Just like how internet historian said, not many developers would want to do the same thing, and it was pretty much an another good story on its own.
@@NowlZeoPlus so is the moral of the story "it's okay to make a bunch of promises about your game and deliver on none of them at launch to millions of people, so long as you _eventually_ get around to finishing them"?
Don't get me wrong, I appreciate that the team didn't just take people's money and run with it, they did stick with things to fulfill the vision. But for me at least, what that does is help recover some of the respect lost; it does _not_ help it reach a net positive
Yah it is but the problem is how many moderm games are following those foot steps. I'm talking about the whole set the game in high price, release it in a broken state and fix it later mentality I don't think it's a good thing.
My point is of course not encouraging to set on the "release it broken, fix it later" mentality, sorry if it wasn't being to clear since I can't pretty much set up a words to speak what I think 🙏
All I'm saying is, this is going to be a story which I think everyone will remember and look back to, people can learn from this mistakes and set up a new point of views. This "engoodening" story itself makes me respect what they have done with the game now but it doesn't mean I can gloss over of what they have "promised". For my point of view based on what I gather from the 2 sides of the story from the video, + if I compare it with another studios, I just have to give them a proper salute seeing them being respectful and very close to the community even until now.
Just like reading or listening to folkstories, a journey that is so awful, but still, you can't help to pick up the good moral conclusion from it.
from my honest heart, that's the sort of mentality that I have now
I still have some of my thoughts but I can't put it to words, but hey you guys can change my mind or straighten me up if it's not the kind of opinion that you wanted or something to add, I'm all ears :D
@@NowlZeoPlus I respect that, and I appreciate that you are civil with your opinion and explanation (i realize that my initial response could have been taken as slightly accusatory).
I do think the good of this story is also important and shouldn't be forgotten; it's an excellent example of how it's possible for one to atone after messing up so incredibly royally. I just think that it's equally as important to make sure it's _blindingly_ clear that, no matter how impressive a redemption Hello Games had, the story of No Man's Sky should absolutely remain a cautionary tale to general gaming audiences to keep expectations in check and to wait for reviews to come in before buying games. There are plenty of big gaming companies who would not have put any where near this kind of effort into repairing things, and it's crucial that they do not get the impression that they could get away with that.
And to this day No Man's Sky keeps getting updates from time to time. It has become an amazing game that is really fun, especially with friends.
Love it ☺️
@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames no joke. They got another one lately
I counted if the original video came out around visions that gives about 15-18 majour updates since.
As someone with 4k+ hours on NMS, i can confirm that it is an absolute joy to play.
Updates are consistent and each one better than the last, and the community and dev support are incredible.
Hello Games might have the greatest redemption story in gaming.
Wow 😯 that’s great that you are getting over 4k of joy from this 😀🥳 Loved this video and story
Hey, I know this is a really random thing to ask a random stranger but I literally haven't thought about NMS in years and seeing this video, and this comment, just compelled me to ask.
What do you enjoy about it?
To preface, my history with NMS is one of tempered expectations. When the hype train was speeding down the tracks, I was watching from the sidewalk having a cup of tea. When it came out, I was disappointed not so much at the game or the devs, but at the fact that once again my skepticism was proven right. I sighed, said "I told you so" to a couple of my friends, and went about my day mostly unaffected. When I saw Internet Historian's video on it and everyone else saying the game was fixed, I gave it a shot with a full open mind, excited to support these devs who actually poured their blood sweat and tears to make a good game despite everything they were put through. After some 10 hours, I put the game down and I never loaded it up again.
It was certainly a solid game, and it was obvious how much they fixed and added. But at its core, it felt to me like it was still that loop that IH described in the first half of the video: Gather resources, get an upgrade, move on. Now, I'm a big fan of survival-crafting games with mostly that exact loop, but something about NMS - even with the base building, even with the alien spaceports, even with everything that I feel like I SHOULD have enjoyed, and do enjoy in other games - it just felt like an empty skybox with some random rocks floating in it. I felt no motivation to explore different planets after the first handful of randomly generated rocks, no motivation to follow the main story past the first couple cryptic clues, no motivation to interact with the cool aliens. All things that usually speak to me in games. I can't help but feel like it was ME who was wrong for feeling that, somehow, despite going into it with a full open mind and looking forward to seeing my pessimism brushed away by Hello Games' hard work.
Obviously you can't tell me how or why it is that I didn't enjoy it, but I hope that maybe if you can just articulate to me what exactly made you love this game for over 4000 hours, maybe I'll be able to get a different perspective that will allow me to pull it back up on Steam and actually be able to connect with it.
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I can't speak for the other guy, but I have about 2K hours. It's mostly just making my own things to do: I built a giant landing platform just because I can, I have an enormous Hauler which I've minmaxed to the point it has 1,800 Maneuverability, etc. Like, the game won't give you goals and I can see how you'd get bored endgame if you're just gathering resources with nothing in mind for how you're going to use them.
I would point out there's a lot of idle time from ship-hunting in any long-tike player's game: I imagine at least a double-digit number of my in-game hours were me alt-tabbed doing something else and going back to see if an S-class ship had landed at a station or trade port.
@@marcog.verbruggen674 Expedition mode. It's a curated streamlined experience, very different from a normal NMS gameplay, that you get in, get it done, and quit until the next Expedition starts.
Sort of like how Seasons work in Diablo franchise.
God yes. Your getting into some internet historian. Much love. Much much love for this legend here. Keep up your amazing work. You two always add a little sunshine to mine and I’m sure everyone’s day
Aww. Thanks for the kind words and letting us know we’re having a positive effect. Always puts a smile on our face hearing that 🙂😊
I'm so glad you guys watched this. Easily one of the most heartwarming redemption arcs in the gaming industry's history! Just imagine, some of the people that helped fund that thank you billboard were also the very people that might have sent death threats during launch. Seeing the internet turn around and lift Hello Games up on their shoulders was amazing.
If you're interested in more Internet Historian, I KNOW that I'm not the only one who will recommend The Fall of 76. It's basically the *opposite* of this story from a MAJOR gaming publisher. If this was the redemption arc, that video is the cautionary tale of what NOT to do!
The fall of 76 is on our list to check out. Loved the redemption arc in this story though. Very heartwarming ☺️
After the release of this video, Hello Games released 13-15 other Updates.
NMS has become the Gift that keeps on Giving, with a HUGE community supporting it
And totally free, not a paid update since launch, that's dedication.
No Mans Sky's redemption is one of the best in gaming. I have recently bought the game and i have been having a blast with it.
@@LiquidFireN2X Hello games, an indie studio was still able to do much more than most triple A companies after a disastrous launch. I'm much more willing to empathize with an indie studio failing to deliver a full game at launch and slowly working to finish the game and add more stuff, even though they could have ran with the money, than a triple A studio who has no business releasing half finished games with a thousand more employees. And unlike every other company, they never added payed DLC or microtransactions. They remained honest and truthful and took full blame for their failings. If you don't like the game that's fine, but if you can't appreciate an honest redemption story by good people and not some corporate overlords than that's on you. Oh also, if you don't like the game or the topic at all, than why did you watch this video? Just to shit on other people who like the game ?
@@LiquidFireN2X they aren’t praised the same bc they aren’t actually good games despite this “fixed” state you claim. Who tf plays Destiny in 2023? I could find a thousand people playing NMS no problem
Internet Historian has lots of good videos, id love to see more reactions to some of his!
Happy to hear! We can check out more of his videos and see which others the community recommends 😀
Awesome that you guys are watching Internet Historian, his content is great. One of my favourite vids of his is "The Fall of 76". That'd definitely be worth a reaction vid too. Cheers!
We plan on checking that video out in the future 😀
So the next logical step would be to watch "The Fall of 76" by Internet Historian as well. Another masterpiece and very popular video.
Compare and Contrast, two great discourses that go great together!
If you haven't reacted to it on your other channel yet I recommend Internet Historian's video "Man In Cave" which is about the true incident of Floyd Collins who got stuck in a less than a foot wide hole in a cave, it covers multiple notable people (who are also voiced and "faced" by other RUclipsrs), the rescue attempt and the aftermath. It's a good watch.
It was a very good video. Very tense atmosphere
Yes
Not to mention that it has Wendigoon in it, which is always a plus.
@@souldanny. it also had a song in the background from the game in your pfp
@@SomeoneTookMyOldName No shit? I don't remember that
They actually made I think 6 more updates since this video came out one lets you build a town, another lets you build a combat mech suit. Now they got things like living biological frigates smuggling and more ship types.
Amazing that they keep improving upon it. Will have to check to see if they are making more games as well 🤔
It's actually way more than 6, 16 more updates have come out since Beyond
wow, i definitely am going to jump in for my next survival binge!
Your guys' commentary at the end actually made me tear up. You two really spoke to my emotions somehow with all of the life talk/advice. Thank you very much!
Glad you enjoyed the discussion afterwards 😊🤗
Oh yes, the devs that never stop. No Man's Sky is truly one of my favorite games of all time and they still keep updating it. There will still be huge updates in 2023. Check out some of the videos about the lore and mysteries of NMS sometimes, they are intriguing and fun.
Glad they keep updating the game for the community 😀
"The Fall of 76" is also pretty good^^
On our request list 🙂
@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames nice^^
Unexpected but brilliant. I love Internet Historian and can't wait to see more reactions.
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And major respect for this guy. THEY STILL RELEASE FREE DLCS. And now game is VERY good. Some peoples in steam comments like "TAKE US MONEY ALREADY U DESERVE IT".
I’ve played No mans sky since 2016, and it’s become my favorite sci-fi game of all time. It’s grown so much over the years and I’m glad I got to see that.
They just put out a massive update for NMS, one of the biggest yet, that overhauls the whole galaxy.
They seem to be using the engine for their next game backwards-ported BACK to NMS to improve terrain.
The game is still getting massive free updates and Expedition seasons even in 2024.
Glad they stuck with it and made things right 🙂
It should be noted, they have had like 12 big updates since this came out, including stuff like living ships, frontiers, outlaws, and expeditions. I went from extreme disappointment to love.
I was one of those people who felt abandoned by Hello Games in the beginning. The launch was disappointing, and that's being generous. But over the years, they have strived to give us more and more, eventually surpassing what was initially promised.
As a space sim junkie and a huge fan of No Man's Sky, thank you, Hello Games!
Literally every Internet Historian video is worth watching. Even the very first video on his channel was awesome, and while the animation gets better every episode, otherwise the main difference between the older videos and the new ones is length. Highly recommended!
What makes this story the best story is this story is pure fantasy. Devs do not do this, and publishers SURE AS HELL do not let them do this. Ever. EVER. This is one of those moments where the exception makes the rule. Hello had absolutely no reason to return to the game and do what they did, and when modern occurrences of this same of happenstances, the customers almost always get left behind, even with companies like Bethesda and Micro$oft involved.
One in a million.
One a million for sure. Just goes to show how much caring actually matters. Caring about the gaming community. Caring about customers. Caring about the work you do and put out in the world. 🙂
@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames Couldn't have said it better.
Who ever suggested this, I give you my utmost respect. This video is a masterpiece and has been since day 1. Great choice 🙏🏻❤
Loved your discussion after the video, think this is definitely the longest you've had a post video discussion, goes to show how potent the video really is. You two are great 😁
Could you check out Bricky's two videos on Warhammer 40k: Darktide? They're really good and, to me at least, endlessly entertaining, I think you'd love them. "How to play Darktide" and "How well does Darktide do Warhammer" are the names. I'm not all that bothered if you don't, just keep doing what you're doing, I'm here for it. It would make me and all the other **puts on Space Marine helmet** BROTHERS...quite happy, but, you do you 👌🏼😁👍🏻
We love Brickys videos and he has a fun way to introduce Warhammer to people so wouldn’t mind checking that out at some point 🙂
@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames Happy to hear, hope you two have been well! :)
I just want to say that I really love your content, you are one of the few reactors that have an actual positive feedback I've been watching a lot of your videos and I always wait for your final comments, and specially in this video I like how you two perceive the spehere that is internet and life in general, you are opinion is definitely interesting
I always get a bit emotional when I hear the story of Hello Games. It's just so inspiring and uplifting. It sounds like a bargain bin straight to DVD movie story but it actually happened.
Haha it for sure sounds Hallmark esque. Too good to be true 😊
So funny thing Murray watched Internet Historian’s video. Said it was great but the last couple of minutes were cursed.
The internet historian is amazing. His Cost of Concordia and Area 51 videos are top tier!
Thanks for the recommendations for more of his videos to check out 🙂
Ooh! A long one! And Internet Historian for that matter? Neat.
His videos are definitely up there!
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listening to their story genuinely almost makes me cry. They deserved better, and they do extremely good work.
I can empathise with Hello Games, the hype train was so big and had so much momentum I don’t think they knew how to stop it.
I have over 1K hours playtime on No Man’s Sky over PS4 and PC, it’s a game I absolutely love now.
Love the reaction.
Expectations can be crushing for sure. Glad you are getting so much enjoyment out of the game 😀
i love your commentary at the end, i especially love these kinds of commentary at each internet historian reactions, and yeah i agree
Action does speak alot louder than words. You guys earned a sub! :D
Oooooo, I was expecting we'd eventually get to covering the Internet Historian.
Quite a long format on him, but his "documentaries" are truly entertaining.
Might've been better to start with the Fallout 76 one to give better context to couple bits in this one, but I suppose it's not really a huge deal.
Can't wait for the Cost of Concordia and Area 51 specifically.
Literally textbook example of developers being able to still be received overwhelmingly positive if they just make a game they were bombarded for, good.
The Greatest Redemption Arc in anime History.
His Fallout 76 and the Area 51 videos is pretty good too.
I just couldn't get my eyes of the whole time of this chair perfectly allined with the "W" 😂
Internet historian always very great
Internet historian is 10/10 content creator.
Really glad to see a reaction to an Internet Historian video. Hope to see you two do more reactions to his stuff. He has a lot of good videos.
Really enjoyed this first video from him so we’d be down to check out more 🙂
Ooooookay this is unexpected! Very much so but oh boy this is gonna be a great hour. Thanks for the vid ahead of time! Can only hope to see more internet historian here.
I have been waiting for this video for so long!
The pep talk about not getting angry at other ppl was pretty useful. Ty
Holy! Internet historian. We in for a treat today
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YES!!!! Internet Historian!!!! He is awesome and I'm so happy you guys decided to react to one of his videos. Quite honestly all of his videos that I have watched so far have been great. Since this channel is your video games centric channel I would 100% recommend The Fall of 76 after the Engoodening of No Man's Sky. 😁
Internet Historian makes great videos that are worth watching even if you don't make reaction videos for them.
He doesn't have a ton of videos because they obviously take a lot of time and effort to make, but they are damn hilarious.
I literally rewatched this last night since im back on a no mans sky kick. Great timing
Nice, didn't expect this to get in but I'm happy
😉 it was very close to being in top ten. Missed it by a couple votes 🤗
Yes ! Internet Historian is a certified GOAT. He made plenty of very interesting non video game related video like Man in Cave or the Cost of Concordia. Edit: I love your reactions to Internet Historian ad section, he is well known for being the best at doing weird and dark but still very funny ads.
Oh wow! More Internet Historian please!
it's only been about a week since the latest update. Happened so fast I didn't even realise until my planetary settlement was suddenly attack my new enemies I'd never fought before. If the game keeps getting updated this quickly, I can't wait to see what the NMS Universe will look like a few years from now
Man in a hole by Internet Historian is FANTASTIC, highly recommended.
Please keep watching the Internet Historian, he makes amazing videos!
Great ending!❤ Glad i tuned in
Glad you enjoyed it 🤗
You guys should definitely check out his Fallout 76 video.
The Fall of 76 needs to be next, just trust me. Do it for the Duffle Kerfuffle!
The next video I would definitely recommend. The Fall of 76. One of the funniest ones IMO.
New update released a few days ago, with some great additions. That's almost 7 years improving the game already (and they don't seem to be done just yet).
The Balloon boy story Internet Historian was also very good and does the same thing where it shows both sides, gives you a different perspective.
Yes! More Internet Historian! He's got so much great stuff!
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Always a treat to see a fresh reaction to internet historian videos, yours was great, loved the discussion at the end!
Finally :D.We have begun the Internet Historian reactions.
I'm playing it rn imagine a game that has no MICROTRANSACTIONS supports glitch building and communicating and solving glitches thru patches and not a pay to win game
FINALLY INTERNET HISTORIAN! he literally makes the best videos his best video is fall of 76 please give it a watch at some point, you guys are the best 👌
You know Fall of 76 has been on our list for quite a while 😜 we will get around to it though 😅
Well this is a nice surprise! Thanks guys!
48:15 the woman speaking is RWBY voice actress Lindsay Jones, who voices Ruby Rose in the show
YES! PLEASE!! As everyone else is asking, please more Internet Historian!!!
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Internet Historian content is peak quality
All of Internet Historians videos are worth watching. All of them.
Man I'm glad you guys are reacting to one of his videos we need more internet historian
Love these long reactions like it's nice getting all cozy with you guys especially on such a great video you're reacting too as well.
internet historian makes the best videos. its long watches yes but its worth it
You need to check No Man’s Sky 5th anniversary Trailer❤
There is a reason why Internet historian is so popular. He combines knowledge and research with Humor. I would honestly recommend all of his videos because non of them are the same. They are pretty long but at least you actually learn something. Because you know us always online folks. We dont learn shit if its all serious and stuff.
The channel Storymode is run by Internet Historian's editors, features him, and is as good as everything else Internet Historian
Have to give kudos to this game studio for sticking by their game and fixing it. There are big game developers who immediately give up instead of fixing the game and make it really good.
Please continue this rabbit hole of Internet Historian. Super fun videos
Beyond was version 2.0 of No Man's Sky.
We are now, in version 4.0, they just keep releasing a LOT of stuff and even brought the game to Switch somehow.
Very cool discussion. A welcome surprise, for sure.
the internet historian has made a lot of very interesting documentaries about... the internet
The story from internet Historian, convinced me to by the Game...... twice, for Xbox and Playstation.
No Man's Sky has been a Game that I only heard about in passing before that point and I only knew that it had "Space" in it or whatever.
Looks like this is your first Internet Historian video, and a very good place to start… this is probably the first video where he showed his capabilities as a documentarian. “The Fall of 76” was the video that really put him on the map as a creator, as lots of streamers and RUclipsrs reacted to it; but while still a very good documentary it is also a bit more of a meme video as well.
If you decide to react to more of his content, I would say that things earlier than Fall of 76 tend to be shorter and much more meme-like… mini-docs about big moments in meme culture and such. His vids after this one become more epic in scope and at times more serious while still maintain his meme style humor. He still tackles some Internet culture topics, but his vids “The Cost of Concordia” and “Man in Cave” could really be considered full-fledged documentaries as well.
Whichever direction you head next, it’s good stuff… and if you enjoyed the bit with the erotic fanfic at the end, there’s similar content to be found on his Incognito Mode channel. Sonic the Hedgehog fanfic, Harry Potter fanfic and creepypastas all given similar treatment… 😆
Loved the reaction, and looking forward to more~!
Well this was a wake up slap, open my phone and seeing this :D I'm super happy that you guys reacted to this... Love you both and love IH!
Always appreciate your videos, I find them rational and often very insightful.
This game is unexpectedly _deep._ "Existence is beautiful, if you let it be. Life is not a question. There does not need to be an answer."
im so shocked and happy that u actually reacted to internet historen i have what to do for the next hour now
Legendary 180 of gaming history
Internet Historian is (easily) one of the best channels on RUclips
I never was into No Man's Sky, but this story is glorious. Props to them saying screw the press and rebuilding their rep
P.S. That fanfic at the end was comedy gold.
Omfg, I did not expect the last part. Sean is cute and all but the man is married!
*nods in agreement* your discussion was so good and refreshing thank you
Sean seems like a very nice guy who just does not like talking up himself or his work. He made right on his mistake, though, because I bought the game twice. When it was first released on PS4 and on PC years later.
Great video! I heavily reccommend Internet historian and his second channel, incognito mode. All of his videos are high quality, he has gaming and non-gaming related videos and I think his content style would click with you guys a lot. Again, great vid.
Fun fact, this game is still getting huge free updates till this very day.
I think the issue with NMS fans was they expected a AAA game from an indie studio. Anyone else see the problem here? However I’m glad they were lambasted the way they were, because if not for that we’d have never gotten the masterpiece it is today.
Glad they finally got it right in the end 🙂
If you like this guy's content you should check out his fall of 76 it's funny and real interesting to learn trust me it will be worth it
technically it was "multiplayer" at the time.
since people can change planets/plants/lifeforms/rocks and other stuff names. so if someone else find the same planet - they can see someone else has found it first.
That is "technically" multiplaying - it is player interaction. just not live multiplayer interaction.
internet historian has so many good videos to react