Today we're talking about Light No Fire, a Fantasy RPG with Survival Sandbox elements from the team behind No Man's Sky. #LightNoFire #nomanssky #rurikhan
Pop-in is always a good sign that we're seeing something more like real-time gameplay, and not pre-vis stuff. Also, being an OG NMS adopter, that team, at a minimum, proved that they don't give up on their projects, and that even if the game launches not up to the hype, that they will continuously add-to and improve the game for years. Not saying it's okay to excessively overhype, and hopefully no publisher will push them to launch before their ready. But, they're a small team, the passion and love for their projects is clearly there. Which puts them on a short list in the industry.
Honestly, for me their insane dedication to NMS has instilled a lot of faith in them. Even if it has a lackluster release, they've proven that they'll continually update and improve their games to hit a standard far higher than ever expected. EDIT: got to the part where you talk about it releasing in 6 months and god i hope that turns out true. gotta occupy myself till Wilds comes out lmao also seems like they'll have a lot of animalish races. the "walrus" looked more like an otter to me, then the rabbits, a fox?, and the badger.
Important to remember even if it’s shared world with a million other players, earth sized or bigger is huge. You could go out exploring and likely never run into others.
I know NMS had a shit launch, I was laughing at the Angry Joe review back in the days; nowadays I have nothing but respect and love for NMS, Sean, and Hello Games. Looking forward to this.
When Sean was presenting, I was screaming at the screen for him to SHUT UP cause he was saying too much, BUT the gameplay looked like NMS but only one planet, SO this will probably be fantastic considering the amount of practice they had with NMS. Personally tentatively excited😅
"Personally I don't need a million players on a planet, just let me have 4 players." I was having similar thoughts at first but if you really stop a moment and think about it I live in NYC and there are almost 9 million people occupying only 320 square miles. With 1mil people on all of earth... I don't think you need worry about privacy concerns.
I think Sean's comment about "bigger than earth" is not referring to the physical size, but the sum of things we can experience is bigger than what we can on Earth. What i mean is, for example what we humans can do and experience on Earth is limited by the technology level we have, however the game they are trying to create has magic, fantasy weapons, monsters, vehicles and beasts that allow air, land, water surface and underwater exploration (we human could only explore the surface of the ocean and a tiny portion undersea and very crude exploration of the air). In addition to that, there are other fantasy elements such as spirits, deities, demons, elements, undeads, dimensional beings, souls etc. The "idea/concept" will definitely be "bigger than Earth."
At 28:48 I love just how nonchalant you are having just uttered the sentence "...and then here we see a bunny person jumping on top of a bird." like its no big deal. Love your content Ruri!
The most insane thing about hello is that you can tell from their update quality and frequency, their scale and stability of features, that they have THE best programmers in the entire industry full stop. It's very obvious to me that they have built insane tools for NMS and that a large amount of the codebase is shared with that game. The exciting thing about that is to realize that a lot of the most insane features from NMS are very attainable for LNF, such as VR cross play
The craziest part is yeah we all remember how well no man's sky launched, but then we see how well it is now sooooo, we know the guy can make this game amazing, but we just need to let him cook
i mean can you imagine the community aspect of this game going wild? :D if all players on the planet will be playing on the same planet? maybe there could be a whole monster hunter village or island :D
To be true to their ambition I want to be able to go into this game, start in one part of the world & travel alllllll the way around it back to the point I started. And I want it to take me irl hours to days or irl time to fly that full distance on dragonback. Then so that that isn't such an issue later on in gameplay, if you have friends in other parts of that world or you've travelled all the way to the other side yourself, you can set up fast travel points (in the form magic portals to be inkeeping with the theme) to travel instantly across those vast distances.
Hopefully, open multiplayer is opt-in like No Man's Sky (NMS). I don't want to deal with harassment from Timmy McDoofus in my game. It was a big problem in NMS at one point. As an extreme introvert, I play video games to escape society, so I have no interest in an MMO. However, if it supports single player and small group co-op via invite, I'll be getting Light No Fire.
I am excited for this game even though I was burned by No Man’s Sky. My expectations weren’t the problem with NMS, because people kept saying that this game would have true randomness, but true randomness is impossible in coding. The game simply wouldn’t start for me. My fiance has since gotten into NMS so I do see how it improved
In terms of procedural generation, I'm extremely excited to see how it looks in the Wayward Realms by OnceLost Games but that's a few years off release from my understanding
35:49 - you mean a lot of games where you *kill* dragons? Because having dragons as non-aggressors is pretty refreshing and no, most games don't allow you to fly them.
Can sean murray and his team do the rng for the guns for the next borderlands its really gotten away from the orignal "you never know what your gonna getness" the orignal had with it's guns
I am kind hopping have ability to make your own base or mage tower, and perhaps be able to play evil char like evil necromancer or something. love to have skeletons and zombies undead going out to collect resources and stuff for me and also be able to have NPC that you can recruit to help you do stuff. if it is like no man sky there chance every planet could be diff to even type of races there are. sense planets in no man sky had randomly generated animals and plants. but we will see for me it between this and wayward realms. see which offers more complex world and magic so forth, wayward is suppose to have a full size earth but also diff dimension, what revision of elder scrolls dagger fall world, so just have to see which ends up more interesting.
The thing that makes me skeptical is that he once again suggests something that no one else really did before (as far as I'm aware at least.) Think of it this way, silly Bethesta and their boring planets and loading screens. They should have just not done those things if they wanted to make a good open world game. Before people start brigading, yeah, I see they're making an effort to be transparent, but good intentions aren't everything. You can show off a thousand amazing features pre-release, and then, when you actually play it, the experience is still different because those features either don't play well with each other or are inconsequential in practice. I like good games, so I hope they make one, but I remain skeptical until I see the finished thing.
I think in comparison Minecraft might be a better comparison. It feels like with a procedurally generated HUGE world. with building. I'm hoping the monsters aren't generated but designed I did not like the mobs in No Man's Sky they were not great and very repetitive.
It would actually be cool if this was part of the NMS iterations. What would be cooler is if they could link both games so that you could portal from a planet to NMS to this planet. Perhaps through a unique portal.
No Man's Sky, Light no Fire, Day or Night, Where's the Cookie, Arch your Back, Mouse is Broken, Three word Title. I'm starting to think this series of gaming has been influenced by a Stephen Segal fan.
@@GabrielFreirev what's to say they don't just deliver on a bait and switch again because they know they can just fix it later? There's no real proof that they won't do the same thing again. I hope they won't but I have zero trust it won't be another cash grab banking on the good will they built fixing the game to be what it was promised. Sorry but if it takes ten years of updates to get what it was promised to be at launch, (still hasn't reached the promised state in my opinion) I don't see that as good and trust worthy. Honestly just scummy practice. Just my personal view as a customer.
Sorry but i refuse to get excited for this until it releases and confirms what's real and what is bs. They learned they could utterly fail and just repair it later and people will forgive.
the foolish No Man's Sky devs thinking they can make Log Horizon reality. yeah ok guys, this will fall apart. everyone in the world, oh no this rave is getting out of hand and the server keeps crashing. a dev per 2 time zones, yeah this is going to crash every other second. yes Jeff, by 2033 this may be a game.
I like the comparison of Sean Murray being the new era of Peter Molyneaux. At the very least someone (might be Sony, might be Seans studio) are compelled to update and feature complete their goal where Godus and the Black and White series sort of failed moserably on its' scope.
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Pop-in is always a good sign that we're seeing something more like real-time gameplay, and not pre-vis stuff.
Also, being an OG NMS adopter, that team, at a minimum, proved that they don't give up on their projects, and that even if the game launches not up to the hype, that they will continuously add-to and improve the game for years.
Not saying it's okay to excessively overhype, and hopefully no publisher will push them to launch before their ready. But, they're a small team, the passion and love for their projects is clearly there. Which puts them on a short list in the industry.
Honestly, for me their insane dedication to NMS has instilled a lot of faith in them. Even if it has a lackluster release, they've proven that they'll continually update and improve their games to hit a standard far higher than ever expected.
EDIT: got to the part where you talk about it releasing in 6 months and god i hope that turns out true. gotta occupy myself till Wilds comes out lmao
also seems like they'll have a lot of animalish races. the "walrus" looked more like an otter to me, then the rabbits, a fox?, and the badger.
If they can match the feel of Valheim but with No Man's Sky planet size and content, they will have something great.
Important to remember even if it’s shared world with a million other players, earth sized or bigger is huge. You could go out exploring and likely never run into others.
It’s okay Ruri, we know that this video was secretly a pitch to Sean to put dwarves in the game 😂😂😂
Yep!
I know NMS had a shit launch, I was laughing at the Angry Joe review back in the days; nowadays I have nothing but respect and love for NMS, Sean, and Hello Games. Looking forward to this.
I'm really digging it. I wanna be a Hare with a sword riding a bird. They picked one of the best aesthetics for this one.
I would want a squirrel if that were an option. Either way, it gives Redwall or Mistmantle vibes.
I have faith Sean won't over promise again, but not enough to pre-order. Hoping initial reviews are good. This could be a fun romp.
When Sean was presenting, I was screaming at the screen for him to SHUT UP cause he was saying too much, BUT the gameplay looked like NMS but only one planet, SO this will probably be fantastic considering the amount of practice they had with NMS. Personally tentatively excited😅
Ooooh im looking forward to seeing you talk more on this!
"Personally I don't need a million players on a planet, just let me have 4 players." I was having similar thoughts at first but if you really stop a moment and think about it I live in NYC and there are almost 9 million people occupying only 320 square miles. With 1mil people on all of earth... I don't think you need worry about privacy concerns.
I loved no man's sky.....really looking forward to Light no Fire.
I think Sean's comment about "bigger than earth" is not referring to the physical size, but the sum of things we can experience is bigger than what we can on Earth. What i mean is, for example what we humans can do and experience on Earth is limited by the technology level we have, however the game they are trying to create has magic, fantasy weapons, monsters, vehicles and beasts that allow air, land, water surface and underwater exploration (we human could only explore the surface of the ocean and a tiny portion undersea and very crude exploration of the air). In addition to that, there are other fantasy elements such as spirits, deities, demons, elements, undeads, dimensional beings, souls etc. The "idea/concept" will definitely be "bigger than Earth."
At 28:48 I love just how nonchalant you are having just uttered the sentence "...and then here we see a bunny person jumping on top of a bird." like its no big deal. Love your content Ruri!
For me the flying seemed VERY close to how the space ship flies in atmosphere
as a tri fan im hype to see underwater combat
looking forward to hearing more news about this title
Thank you for deep dive I am so hype looks great so far 🤔
Have good day 🍻👍
The most insane thing about hello is that you can tell from their update quality and frequency, their scale and stability of features, that they have THE best programmers in the entire industry full stop. It's very obvious to me that they have built insane tools for NMS and that a large amount of the codebase is shared with that game. The exciting thing about that is to realize that a lot of the most insane features from NMS are very attainable for LNF, such as VR cross play
If light no fire is as insane as it seems and it's in vr I hope it will be playable on quest 3...
@@jlstruyde I am hoping the same thing. I think it is almost completely impossible it will be playable standalone though
Sam Murray has redeemed himself and then some,this game is going to be Golden.Mark my words.
The craziest part is yeah we all remember how well no man's sky launched, but then we see how well it is now sooooo, we know the guy can make this game amazing, but we just need to let him cook
Super excited for this game!
i mean can you imagine the community aspect of this game going wild? :D
if all players on the planet will be playing on the same planet?
maybe there could be a whole monster hunter village or island :D
To be true to their ambition I want to be able to go into this game, start in one part of the world & travel alllllll the way around it back to the point I started. And I want it to take me irl hours to days or irl time to fly that full distance on dragonback.
Then so that that isn't such an issue later on in gameplay, if you have friends in other parts of that world or you've travelled all the way to the other side yourself, you can set up fast travel points (in the form magic portals to be inkeeping with the theme) to travel instantly across those vast distances.
Hopefully, open multiplayer is opt-in like No Man's Sky (NMS). I don't want to deal with harassment from Timmy McDoofus in my game. It was a big problem in NMS at one point. As an extreme introvert, I play video games to escape society, so I have no interest in an MMO. However, if it supports single player and small group co-op via invite, I'll be getting Light No Fire.
The class system probably will be open like elder scrolls where you can use/swap all types of weapons n magic
Up to 8 Players would be my preference , enough for the whole group and 3 extra spaces for friend of friends if any
Can't wait to play this game in 2034
If we are talking about a project that is the biggest procedurallly generated earth, then Minecraft is the one to beat.
I hope first person view will be cool, and I hope that there will be more playable races, I want to be a skeleton skeleman
I am excited for this game even though I was burned by No Man’s Sky. My expectations weren’t the problem with NMS, because people kept saying that this game would have true randomness, but true randomness is impossible in coding. The game simply wouldn’t start for me. My fiance has since gotten into NMS so I do see how it improved
In terms of procedural generation, I'm extremely excited to see how it looks in the Wayward Realms by OnceLost Games but that's a few years off release from my understanding
When do we get to see that Light No Fire video you've got hidden? :)
This game so far seems to be if no man's sky was a dnd themed ark survival ish type game. Really want see more of this looks interesting
35:49 - you mean a lot of games where you *kill* dragons? Because having dragons as non-aggressors is pretty refreshing and no, most games don't allow you to fly them.
Can sean murray and his team do the rng for the guns for the next borderlands its really gotten away from the orignal "you never know what your gonna getness" the orignal had with it's guns
This game looks like Hello Games trying their hand at valheim. Valheim took such a niche, many are trying to follow it.
I can stop laughing at the walrus people 🤣🤣 worst part is that is actually otter people if you look up close 👀🤣😅
I am kind hopping have ability to make your own base or mage tower, and perhaps be able to play evil char like evil necromancer or something. love to have skeletons and zombies undead going out to collect resources and stuff for me and also be able to have NPC that you can recruit to help you do stuff. if it is like no man sky there chance every planet could be diff to even type of races there are. sense planets in no man sky had randomly generated animals and plants. but we will see for me it between this and wayward realms. see which offers more complex world and magic so forth, wayward is suppose to have a full size earth but also diff dimension, what revision of elder scrolls dagger fall world, so just have to see which ends up more interesting.
37:58 No one ever mentions the little ghost shadow guys.☹
Looks interesting, but with the company's history I'll withhold judgment until there's something playable. Hopefully it turns out well.
The thing that makes me skeptical is that he once again suggests something that no one else really did before (as far as I'm aware at least.) Think of it this way, silly Bethesta and their boring planets and loading screens. They should have just not done those things if they wanted to make a good open world game.
Before people start brigading, yeah, I see they're making an effort to be transparent, but good intentions aren't everything. You can show off a thousand amazing features pre-release, and then, when you actually play it, the experience is still different because those features either don't play well with each other or are inconsequential in practice.
I like good games, so I hope they make one, but I remain skeptical until I see the finished thing.
I hope they have a bird person race
I feel you need to look at something more like Conan exiles than mmorpg's ruri, probably no trinity or anything like that.
this gives me a valheim vibes
If the game is good, the only real thing I care about is that I can play alone.
I will play this game 10 years later once they patch out everything and issues lol
If this has a single player mode or major independent play like No Man's I'm about to loss my partner....unless I convince them to play too.
Rethink what you just wrote
@@Felix-tz6hnnahh, he gotta get an artificial girlfriend in there 😂
Looks way crazyer than NMS.😢
Bro there’s boats 🛥️
Imagine playing as a pig-man and hunting bore to eat...
I thought No Man Sky only got good after Sean Murray was booted out of the company? O_o
No, Sean Murray is still there. We like Sean Murray, regardless of his tendency to exaggerate.
You go play your four player co-op bro,theres plenty out there,i think this post is more about you than light no fire.
I think in comparison Minecraft might be a better comparison. It feels like with a procedurally generated HUGE world. with building. I'm hoping the monsters aren't generated but designed I did not like the mobs in No Man's Sky they were not great and very repetitive.
Did they really use the same noman’s sky music for this trailer too? It’s giving me a little PTSD
No, that was me, the actual trailer track is copyrighted.
I prefer the No Man's Sky music to the rubbish they played in the reveal.
@@thetwo-armedman I kinda liked the trailer music. Fit the vibe of the game.
No Man's Sky wasn't what we were expecting? What, was it wrong to expect what we were promised???
It would actually be cool if this was part of the NMS iterations. What would be cooler is if they could link both games so that you could portal from a planet to NMS to this planet. Perhaps through a unique portal.
nope
Earth is not large as a planet. For a game to this date it is very large.
No Man's Sky, Light no Fire, Day or Night, Where's the Cookie, Arch your Back, Mouse is Broken, Three word Title. I'm starting to think this series of gaming has been influenced by a Stephen Segal fan.
No boundary this the first lie with all respect
It’s already done in no man’s sky.
I hope they dial back on the grind compared to No Mans Sky. If they do, maybe I’ll jump in.
Sean always presents more what he WANTS to put in, not what will actually be in the game.
Remember how honest Sean Murray was when he presented no mans sky. Take his words with a pinch of salt.
I'm pretty sure Sean and the team learned from their massive mistakes.
@@GabrielFreirevdoesn't sound like
@@GabrielFreirev based on what?
@@matthewcharles9813 On 10 years of consistent NMS updates, maybe? 🤔
@@GabrielFreirev what's to say they don't just deliver on a bait and switch again because they know they can just fix it later? There's no real proof that they won't do the same thing again. I hope they won't but I have zero trust it won't be another cash grab banking on the good will they built fixing the game to be what it was promised. Sorry but if it takes ten years of updates to get what it was promised to be at launch, (still hasn't reached the promised state in my opinion) I don't see that as good and trust worthy. Honestly just scummy practice.
Just my personal view as a customer.
This will be the size of Earth, so it will be so big that you can't find your friends.. if you did though, you could play together. /s
Sorry but i refuse to get excited for this until it releases and confirms what's real and what is bs.
They learned they could utterly fail and just repair it later and people will forgive.
the foolish No Man's Sky devs thinking they can make Log Horizon reality. yeah ok guys, this will fall apart.
everyone in the world, oh no this rave is getting out of hand and the server keeps crashing.
a dev per 2 time zones, yeah this is going to crash every other second.
yes Jeff, by 2033 this may be a game.
Nah. Forgive them once about a shitty opening, and they'll think it is alright so long as they do great later. Just no.
light no fire looks awesome, but if its more like minecraft progression than terraria im probably not interested
I like the comparison of Sean Murray being the new era of Peter Molyneaux. At the very least someone (might be Sony, might be Seans studio) are compelled to update and feature complete their goal where Godus and the Black and White series sort of failed moserably on its' scope.