No Man's Sky Worlds Part I Update Trailer
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- The latest free update to No Man's Sky, Worlds Part I (version 5.0), ushers in an entire universe refresh, bringing huge leaps in water and cloud quality, as well as increased planetary variety, new gameplay features, and more!
Full patch notes available here: www.nomanssky....
All i've ever wanted from this game is more varied worlds to explore. Can't wait to get into this.
Same.
I’ve got over 1000 hours on Xbox, and at some point it just felt repetitive… probably around hour 700.
So, for the past 3-4 years, I’ve been hoping and waiting for an update like this.
Now all we need are Jovian worlds where we can build floating bases and/or find floating settlements.
@@rosesareredbutzerglingssti9290 ooh that would be so cool. Being able to make orbital stations/settlements floating above the gaseous surface. Maybe even make some of them pirate hideouts/havens hidden on regulated systems, where you can do smuggling without having to enter pirate systems.
@moosechuckle literally im same position, it take hundreds of hours to feel repetitive(which is amazing) but eventually did and been waiting about 3 years for more diversity. Exploration is my favorite part of no man sky (:
Yep, all the amazing updates kept rolling in, and I just kept thinking, I'm 100% back when you update the worlds for newer technological capabilities, something more in-line with what we saw with Light No Fire. And here it is....PART1? So there's possibly more... wow. Can't wait to play it.
Sean made it his life's mission to create the biggest comeback of any type of media ever. Will probably remain the goat of this forever.
*Yoshi-P:* _"Hold my beer."_ /s
There is no comback. Its still the same unfinished tech demo
@@emmyturner7385You cannot compare this at all to the game it was at launch
@@emmyturner7385 that's harsh. And untrue.
But can't please everyone, eh ! :)
@@emmyturner7385 tell me you haven't played the game without telling me you haven't played the game
I bought this game and never played it. I bought it just to support the devs and their tireless work. This update is where I will finally experience the universe. It was worth the wait!
Damn bro. Welcome to space new traveler🙋🏽♂️hope you have a wonderful journey amongst the universe.
Ludoviajante por aqui! Te encontro explorando o universo 🌌
Simp.
I am exactly in the same situation, I feel it is the right moment to jump in :)
Same, but I put in about 150 hours when shipbuilding was patched in. I'm definitely going to return for this update!
No Man's Sky is really one of the rare success stories of updating a game and fixing it after all the negative reviews of the initial release and some people even calling it a scam and false advertising with how bare bones the initial release was.
Congratulations to the dev team for sticking with the game for so long and constantly updating it.
It was 100% a scam. They didnt release into early access or say so much was planned for later. They sold a product and the product was not what had been sold. Hence a scam.
@@Gabi-bv9uxbut thay fixed all of it. So?
@@salata716 They fixed it because other wise they were going to be sued and the developers probably getting blacklisted by other gaming companies. Not saying that way they did was anything less than impresive mind you, but they were pretty incentivised to do the "right" thing
@@Marko_184Not to be that person, but it's comments like this that bring to question why anyone should ever try to fix screw ups at all if that's the sort of attitude they can expect. Also there's been plenty of reporting that leans closer to it being a lot more complicated a situation than "it was just a scam" Not to mention the countless actual scams that have and continue to happen where the scammers get off scott free, hello games could have easily done the same thing other devs have and continue to do, vanish with pockets full of cash, but they didn't.
All that to say, I dunno about that take off yours.
@@aliciafraser1835 That would have ruined the reputation not only of the company but of the developers themselves, once again they might even get blacklisted by another gamimg companies if they tried to find work in other places like ea or ubisoft. Did they make the right choice and do I apreceate that? Yes. Did they have other options? Kinda.
You know that it's modern Hello Games when the boldest predictions of fanbase turned out to be not bold enough :D
This is art
We went "theres no way they overhaul planets" and now..
@@Billabong1264 Still holding out hope for a substantial terrain generation update. These visual updates are amazing, but it's still mostly the same recognizable stamps and straight heightmappy terrain. I know it's greedy, but I'd love to see something like a real river delta, salt flats, a deep canyon, proper mountains, that kind of thing.
@@CerusVI watch them do it in like 2 updates time
Every time we've asked for something they've been like "bet"
@@CerusVI That's a totally reasonable claim. Otherwise they'd all look flat.
@@Billabong1264 idk why people thought they wouldn't. you saw the LNF trailer right? they've clearly been doing a lot of work on getting a single planet to feel right, so why wouldn't they go back and update NMS to reflect their progress and time spent learning with LNF? Plus this is like a beta test run for all that tech and how it looks and feels to players. Fingers crossed we get LNF by end of this/start of next year.
You really never stop cooking.
This game is like a perpetual stew 😁
YOU'RE GOD DAMN RIGHT!
Let us help them build a restaurant so they can cook forever.
Oh fuck I feel like this is gonna be like Palworld or Starbound again
Then when the hell am I gonna get to eat?
If they make NPC’s move lively and seem more “alive”.
If they make creatures connected more to the environment and add some features.
WHEN, they do those 2 it will be my favorite game. It will even beat the nostalgic games in my mind.
By all means though, this game is a great one
nms is already nostalgic to me ngl.. like dude the photo mode music oh my goodness the memories from 5 years ago
Agreed, I just waiting for these kinda of update for me play this game 😁👌 if they add random NPC/ENEMY in this planets with unique behavior, will be the perfect game 🔥
My gripe since the game came out was fauna and planet diversity. This update looks promising
Your wish has been granted. There is data mined stuff from the latest update about NPC logic and pathing. It's coming soon.
This has been such an amazing game to play in PSVR2, and I love that I can go back and forth between VR and flat whenever I want. I’ve spent countless hours just straying off and exploring in VR and the feeling of finding something completely new never gets old!
"Last Big Update" 16482544 updates laters :
They said it’s part 1, so there’s another one this summer after this?
@@SkullyBones448yup
16482545th update: Player dies in real life when deceased
Shhhhh don’t make them realize
They never said this is the last big update.
The game that keeps on giving
yeah they've more than made up for their mistakes, they can start making paid dlcs now its ok
I pre-ordered the game when it first came out, I'm glad I didn't return it after launch, I even bought the digital edition
@@hejalllwas literally replying to this comment to say this. Seriously guys, it’s okay. Make some money, no one who cares is gonna be sad. You don’t need to feel guilty anymore.
@@hejalll When they add stuff you can do with all the stuff you unlock and build, sure. Right now there is a lot of things, but nothing to do with those things.
@@voxii_13You are literally just here to hate. Nothing better to do with your day than peruse videos of games you claim to love but obviously hate?
The only game that I still come back to after 8 years... Tremendous work Hello Games! ❤
Peep the “Part 1” section of the update. There’ll be multiple parts to this. I’d love to see more versions of storms, like tornadoes. But honestly anything they put out, I’m happy with.
The fact that theres gonna be more coming to this is the best part. Sean said that theyre bringing modern tech from their new game into NMS and thats very exciting imo.
Why is it exciting? Slightly more realism, but what can you do with it, apart from look at it? New fauna to shoot. Ok. But what else? It feels more like a tech demo than a game.
@@SeekSomethingMore Sadly I agree. What the game needs is more stuff to find/craft/trade in the lategame.
It's also a great way for them to test and improve the tech for the new game, while simultaneously improving NMS.
It's a win/win scenario.
@@SeekSomethingMore if all you can think to do with these new update is to shoot at the new fauna then you need work on that imagination my friend.
@@Xxrasierklinge7I was thinking the same thing. Maybe they should just stop playing
I bought this game with cash from my first job and I’ll be playing this update hundreds of miles away at my own apartment, our journey continues indeed
Congrats
Such a badass comment lol
What?
@@JustArcher19 Players understand, ya' know :^)
🎉❤ Dude what a great story, congratulations.
This is P1? So hyped for the rest! So glad to see this game continue to improve, been playing it since release.
The new water alone made me squeal with joy! Been waiting for that for forever!
This is the one major update the game needed to feel fresh. Here's to another 6 fantastic years of gameplay 👏 thank you hello games!
6? This game is 8 years old already
@@thepinebros.1873 I guess the game has so much space that, it took 8 years to fill it with enough content.
@@thepinebros.1873 he might have started playing it 6 years ago
This is exactly why Im so excited about Light No Fire. They can test all of it in NMS and then release the coolest medieval survival exploration game ever made.
Yeah, they can literally copy a lot of aspects from no man's sky to make light no fire a great game from the beginning!
I didn't know they were making that😮
@andruuu4649 exactly. The core technology is already built and tested. All they really need to do is reskin most of it. Obviously there can and should be some additional changes, but overall theyve got a solid foundation to build something I absolutely want to throw my wallet at lol.
I have to give credit. You guys have kept on trucking, passionate about your game. One thing that I hate the most is when a game comes out with 10+ small DLC's, nickle-and-diming for meager content that could've easily fit into a patch. You go above and beyond that, for years, without charging more, without salting the wound of the customers who believed in you to begin with. I really have to acknowledge and respect that. You're setting the bar for where I wish the rest of the game industry would follow.
Your team is my most respected game dev team ever... Going to download this again to play with these great new improvements.
I still cannot believe you guys are still keeping the game alive after all these years while SOME developers abandon their games just in 2-3 years after released.
Huge Love and respect for the entire team... ❤❤❤❤❤
Who knew they'd accomplish building the most satisfying exploration game of all time? EvE online has nothing on NoMan'sSky.
8 years, what a journey. Thank you Hello Games, for not giving up
Hold up this game came out 8 years ago?
Yes 2016 @@Not_Lewis
@@Not_Lewis don't worry, time will only get faster and faster. soon 20 years before we know it.
I'll come back to this game again. Starting a new campaign all over again, as a completely new player. These guys deserve it.
Start the new expedition. It always gives a headstart and is just fun
Yeah, I'm thinking of starting new. Plus updates always mess up my previous game. Instead of rebuilding my base I'll just start new.
@@Bambeakz Thanks for the tip, mate!
@@joeyr88 True, I had a gigantic base in the past haha
@@filipedesouzaart same
That 65daysofstatic theme still bangin’ in 2024. ❤
I put down the game a fairly short time ago and you’ve done three updates since then. Amazing work.
The greatest game developers going today. This is incredible ❤️
The longest, most satisfying redemption arc I've ever witnessed.
When you don't give up on your project.
FromSoftware enters the chat
@@JFinns who?
@@xinzhao3755 When you sell empty fluff to your playerbase and they're too dense to notice.
You guys JUST dropped Adrift and now this?! I'm beyond impressed and beyond appreciative that you're offering this incredible experience at no additional cost. I started playing NMS at launch and saw the potential in this incredible game. I hope you're all proud of the work you've done on this game.
I bought NMS on day one. You have gone above and beyond in your support for the game. Thank you to all the people we don't see that work at Hello games.
so excited to see you guys tackling the world gen! It's gonna be the biggest challenge yet, but the potential is immense !!
Blowing AAA games out the water. Simply outstanding!
.. out of the water..
It's blowing Spiderman 2, Red Dead 2, God Of War and Elden Ring out of the water?
Get off the weed.
@@CantRead1 An entirely different category of game. You literally cannot even compare them without being obtuse.
You may be obsessed with narrative-focused games, but someone else out there could not give less of a shit about them and thinks Forza Horizon 5 is the best game ever made. And so long as opinions remain subjective, they're right.
So kindly shut it.
@@CantRead1 no man's sky rules dude
@@Lucifronz By that logic, it's also 100% pointless from OP to compare NMS to "AAA games" given that there isn't a single one that's like NMS.
Also, even though it was developed by a small-ish team initially, it also launched at 60 EUR, so I wouldn't even say that it's not a triple-A title, making the original take pretty stupid to begin with. The fact that it's 8 years old and you can get it for cheap now doesn't really change this.
This is literally the update I always dreamed about since NMS got started with the updates years ago. As an illustrator what I love about NMS is the whole visual experience , namely , the worlds. I was always so frustrated with the lack of variety in the universe and every time i saw an update coming i got even more frustrated because most updates focused on gameplay and not on the actual planetary universe as I wanted. My "gameplay" on this game is exploring. Walking for hours just admiring the landscapes and therefore having really interesting alien places to discover was my thing and also what frustrated me for the lack of variety. I´m one of the original 2016 players and one that didnt hated the game at all. In fact I still miss the old 2016 terrain generation that gave me such epic alien vistas that were taken out of the game when Next update arrived and terrain became more naturalistic than it was in 2016.
So for years i´ve been playing NMS mostly waiting for new types of terrain , alien worlds and visual stuff to discover and "photograph". As a professional illustrator NMS has inspired me for years now and I´m sure this new update will continue to do that. Thank you.
As another original 2016 player that also didn't mind the release game... this comment made me smile. I'm no means an artist but love art and photography and echo your sentiments. I also loved just wondering around. In fact up until now I only have a handful of hours into the game and feel now is the time to actually sink my teeth into it. Enjoy your adventures!
Children's books Right
I felt from the very beginning this game was different, Sean's vision has always been there. I swear Bethesda were inspired somewhat by NMS.
YES. I never cared about 99% of the updates, I just want to see new stuff!
NMS is officially the best comeback story in gaming of all time. Hello Games studio have truly outdone themselves since the launch of this game
This is actually crazy, I started playing this game again a few months ago n I was blown away by how much there is to explore these days. I was only just starting to feel like the planets cld use more variety, n now this update drops. It's like they read my mind!
As an avid explorer, I looooove love love No Man's Sky. However, after about 300-400 hours, I really only kept playing for the Expeditions and occasionally the new updates. I felt like I had seen most everything, and I knew what to expect when I read the planetary descriptions.
But this? This is so exciting! I can't wait to see how the universe surprises me again! Especially the weather and new alien creatures. Time to live out my Stargate exploration fantasy again.
This is exactly why I only kept coming back for the expeditions. HG have blown this powderkeg once again and I'll be dropping another few hundred hours into NMS 🎉
I was thinking that this is what (maybe) Stargate Worlds tried to achieve and how much i'd love to see a Stargate game with NMS base. Mindblowing update!
@@benknight4467 Yep, same here! My game plans for today have definitely changed over to NMS, hahaha!
@@icr5663 One of my favorite things about NMS and Stargate is the exploration through survival. Seeing new, weird places and meeting interesting species, all while fighting the elements. Being able to do this again with new dangers and new sights is very exciting!
Hot take: there are loads of games and you don't have to sink thousands of hours into something just to enjoy it. 400+ hours would make most people bored of most things, it's normal.
HelloGames is like that oden shop in Otafuku, Tokyo, where they had their oden broth cooking non-stop for 70 years since 1945.
This is the game I keep coming back to, the fundament of my collection. The only game that exists where an entire cosmos is available to do anything you want to within it - a true metaverse. And it just keeps getting better and more amazing - since day one it has only ever improved, and with - is it now 27 free updates? - it manages to surprise and astonish constantly. I've put more than 4000 hours in this game, over the last eight years, and I am about to put even more in with this update. Best game money I ever, ever, ever spent.
What is there to do besides look at a planet for 20 mins then leave to the next. Maybe slap a random base that doesn’t really serve much of a purpose cause ur just gonna travel to other galaxies to look at more planets.
@@shadowryth7308 Just recently, I followed the plotline where I tracked down the Autophages, and I am currently working on befriending them, getting them to trust me, and to figure out the secret of how Atlantium affects machine intelligences. During this, I am also looking for a Wonder to show to the Atlas in order to comfort it, since it has just learned that it has sixteen minutes to live - yet there seems to be evidence that data survives destruction. Beyond this mystical storyline, I am also working hard to achieve perfect contentment levels in my settlement, and to grow the population. I haven't had time to do mercenary missions, or to try my hand at being a space pirate - though I have visited the secret pirate stations.
I don't know what your problem is, but I have more to do than just gawk at planets. That said, the new community adventure is beginning, so I am going to take time out to play through that campaign.
Apparently, you do not know No Man's Sky very well?
FINALLY! Better water! I have been begging for better looking water for ages now. It was the one thing that just looked so out of place with the rest of the game. I absolutely cannot wait to go home and jump into this in VR!
NMS the KING of space games! No one can take away that crown!!
I'd argue that No Man's Sky is the king of universe games. Space centered only , Everspace 2 triumphs, at least for me, especially combat-wise. Highly recommend it.
First time playing this game, and I have to say it's very entertaining! Bought it last week and can't stop playing it!
I’m stunned. Well done Sean Murray.
Man 2000 hours on 3 platforms and i'm sitting here, literally CRYING tears of joy like a 14 year old me who gets his new favourite Game... Thanks for all the Things all of you have done so far... Your Vision and Delivery is a real fairytaile ❤
What do you do in all that time? I'm at 300 hours and there's just nothing to do. No meaningful gameplay.
@@SeekSomethingMore i played since day one and often start a complete new save to explore some new ways... My First ever save, where NMS Had nearly nothing Had alone 400h with exploring and lore ... It is Just my Type of Game. I cannot understand how people can spend more than 50 hours in Minecraft or in fortnite or CoD, but so many people do... Looks Like we are all different 😊
@@Africanwigger how can people play competitive games for so long? Read Playing to Win, available online. These games have some of the most robust, enduring gameplay mechanics of any game. Especially fighting games. No Man's Sky doesn't even come close to the design sophistication some of these games have. I think you answered my question, though. You can play NMS for so long because you don't know what you're missing.
@@Africanwigger how can people play competitive games for so long? They have some of the most robust, enduring gameplay mechanics of any game. Especially fighting games. NMS doesn't even come close to the design sophistication some of these games have. I think you answered my question, though. You can play NMS for so long because you don't know what you're missing.
Dude relax. Go hang out with friends or something, it's a game.
本当にいつまでも楽しませてくれるゲーム。ありがとう。
best game ever made by the best studio ever made :)
Thanks Sean and team. Thanks for not giving up :)
They are totally just making new world gen technology and weather technology for Light No Fire and testing it in NMS. Makes me so exited for light no fire!
Still getting goosebumps when the NMS trailer features "Debutante". Excellent job on that and the game (of course), HG!
Holy.... No man sky should win most ongoing game every year. They always bring out game defying updates that actually improve and not once asked for a single dollar for all their hard work.
You made me a believer. Then an explorer. Now I claim whole systems at a time, discovering and naming everything in them, building outposts, and staring up at my massive fleet. And it just keeps on going.
Thank you
Bro added terminids to no mans sky, LETS GOOO!
For Democracy !!
Bro nerfdivers 2 is dead
Even if you want to play it on your top PC - get ready to 25 fps, freezing, crashing and weapons that feel like paper guns
@@LaserTractor Stop being so negative. There were many weapon buffs anyway again. If it was dead, there wouldn't be 30k players daily. Which is still a lot!
@@LaserTractorI still play it because it's fun and I like it
@@tpgamesczc_v2769 no negative.
Devs made a great game. And yet they've spent 4 months to ruin it and show incompetence in full
Only dev studio in history who consistently provides major game updates after 8 years 😮 What a studio.
How far eight years can go. I appreciate Hello Games' perseverance.
Balam Industries sponsored field trip.
Me and the boys dropping into the Expedition as a squad of Minotaurs:
Get ready 621.... Activate your combat mode
You can tell them old Commander Michigan died of a BAD FALL!
Wake the dog up.
Main System, Activating Combat Mode.
Incredible. Flying over oceans now is already a massively improved experience and I can't wait to see what new stuff is out there. As a day 1 explorer type this might be my favorite update yet
Agreed
Same, this update turned me into an explorer once again
This is officially one of the most detailed and incredible games of all time.
i'm from 2099 and No Man's Sky still update free content
I'm from 2199 and we got No Man's Sky 2
@@chrisa8863 I never thought I’d be telling this story, but the truth has to be known. My name is Alex, and I'm from the year 2300. Things are not as they used to be. In my time, the world is a shadow of its former self, and the spark that ignited the downfall was none other than a gaming company. It all started with the acquisition of a small but beloved studio by EA Games.
I remember the announcement vividly. The gaming community was buzzing with mixed emotions when EA bought out Hello Games, the creators of No Man’s Sky. Some were hopeful, others skeptical. No one could have predicted the series of events that followed.
The first sign of the impending disaster came with an update to No Man’s Sky. It was supposed to be a routine patch, maybe with a few bug fixes and minor improvements. Instead, it introduced the game's first paid update. Among the new features was an exclusive spaceship, priced at an astronomical $80. The outcry was immediate. Gamers everywhere protested, but their voices were drowned out by the relentless marketing machine of EA.
As months turned into years, EA’s influence grew insidiously. They didn’t just stop at gaming companies; they began acquiring businesses across all sectors. Slowly, quietly, they bought out tech firms, entertainment giants, even manufacturing and food production companies. Their reach extended into every aspect of daily life, and no one seemed to notice until it was too late.
With every acquisition, EA imposed their corporate ethos: profit above all. Subscriptions became mandatory for basic services, microtransactions were integrated into everyday purchases, and their brand of consumer manipulation became the norm. Society transformed into a dystopian landscape where freedom was bartered for convenience and entertainment.
Then, the unthinkable happened. EA used its immense wealth and influence to infiltrate governments. Policies were subtly altered, regulations bent to favor their ever-expanding empire. Before long, they weren’t just a corporate entity; they were the de facto rulers of the world. Humanity had been enslaved not by force, but by a slow, insidious takeover.
Life in 2300 is bleak. We work for EA, we live under their rules, and our very existence is dictated by their whims. Those who resist are silenced, their digital footprints erased as if they never existed. The freedoms we once took for granted are distant memories, replaced by a pervasive sense of oppression and despair.
I’m one of the few who remember the world before EA's reign. My parents told me stories of a time when people could choose their own paths, when entertainment was a joy, not a chain. I hold onto those memories, using them as fuel to resist in any way I can. We’re few, but we’re determined. We hack their systems, distribute information, and keep the hope of freedom alive.
Every time I see that cursed spaceship in No Man’s Sky, a symbol of the moment our world began its descent into tyranny, I feel a renewed determination to fight back. EA may have enslaved humanity, but they haven't crushed our spirit. The story of our resistance is just beginning, and I believe, someday, we will reclaim our world.
This is my message to you, from the year 2300. Don’t let history repeat itself. Stay vigilant, cherish your freedom, and remember: power unchecked can corrupt absolutely. Learn from our mistakes, and maybe, just maybe, you can prevent the future we now endure.
They followed Terraria's approach to supporting their game as long as humanly possible, and this is AMAZING! Thank you so much, HelloGames, for all your work
I'd say Paradox started that all.
@@Cramblit ah yes paradox with 100 ah paid dlc
@@GravityApproaching And? whats your point? They're proper expansions, and developers deserve to get paid for their work.
They continue to update, and release new content, for a decade + on their games.
While some of their DLCs may be lack luster, most aren't.
Don't get the crying and whining about paradox expansions.
How about you come and throw my sons birthday party, out of your pocket. I won't pay you for your services of course, since you don't seem to believe in that.
@@Cramblit my point is comparing free update DLC from nms to 200$+ paradox .
but hey if you think bare bone game with somehow less content than prequel and clusterfuck release like cs 2 and lock content behind paid dlc is worth it .
you are part of the problem
@@GravityApproaching
1) 200$ (that frequently go on sale for upwards of 75% off), for 10 years worth of DLCs, is more than fair.
Especially considering how the major QOL improvements, etc. are given for free, and 95% of that 200$ is literally just cosmetic, or music options that is completely 100% optional.
But you keep blowing shit out of proportion and skewing the facts to make a point, and you say I'm the problem?
2) None of the DLCs are required in Paradox games, and there are no "missing features". That's a B.S. garbage excuse for 95% of the situations. The only 2 games I'd argue that is a fair assessement is Imperator Rome, and Victoria 2.
3) Of course there is "locked content" behind DLCs.. Even back in 2001-05 I couldn't play Morrowinds expansion stuff and its content without paying for the expansion pack.. this isn't new, nor is it greedy.
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The only reason NMS is getting away with free DLCs, is becauase they are keeping their team small, and that's a shame, because if they were allowed to make paid DLCs (which they aren't, because Sean made a promise), then their team could actually grow, and we'd be seeing even more epic updates to NMS.
No, I think you're the problem chief. You want everything for free, and think devs shouldn't be paid.
And before you say you don't think that.. go read what you said.. where the hell is money going to come from if the gamers aren't paying for DLCs, and devs are working for free?
Again, NMS is a unique and very small niche situation, and I'll bet you anything, Light No fires, is not going to have free updates, unless they again, plan to keep their team super small, where the ocassional purchases every year will let them barely get by.
Again, it's a shame, because they deserve a lot more, and deserve more money.
Yea.. YOU are the problem.
How is it possible that every time I think there won't be any more updates to the world in NMS, just expeditions and some slight content additions Hello Games pulls a massive update that makes the game even better than it was before?
Great job. Thank You Hello Games!!
No man sky is really one of the games I underrated but now I always wanted to play it
now THIS is the update I've been waiting for. all the other updates have been great additions to the game. but the fundamental exploration of this game and the environments/ fauna/ worlds have always grabbed me the most.
also, love that it's part 1. hinting that even yearsss later STILL "more to come"
this!
exploration is my main reason for playing and i'm super excited to start that up again after it got a bit stale for me 2-ish years ago
They're literally doing the: "to infinity and beyond" thing with this game.
These guys are arguably the best game developers out there right now, insane amount of free DLC, no micro transactions, listen to there communities about what they want in the game.
Literally goated.
Just wow, you guys just keep on keeping on, I can't wait for Light No Fire.
Love the way they just threw in the text "solar ship crafting" in the top left corner while showing planets 😂
I didn't get it, though. What does it mean?
"Military Mech" shows apocalypse
It means you can finally build custom solar ships
@@IsaacSchultz-lz8jc thanks
They’re just listing other new features in the update, not titling each clip. I was confused, too until I kept looking to see what else popped up 😅
Yesterday, I was showing a few update trailers. I told them that if they had No Man's Sky on their PCVR or PSVR 2, they'll never play any other game. I was like I don't even know if they'll release another update while we are talking. And there you go! Lol..... I hope I could find more people in VR to play this game but just insane. I bought the game on launch and I like it enough to play 10 hours and wasn't disappointed like other people. I didn't used to watch that much RUclips or gaming news back in the day. Now, playing the game for 100 hours in 2020 and picking it every now and then to the PSVR 2 update.... It's just an insane journey.
Haven't played in VR lately. Have they patched it to where you can use the sticks on the move controllers for the ship yet?
The "imaginary" flight sticks on the ship kill it for me.
Do you know if this update is for the PSVR2 too or just PS5? It's been years since I played. Want to jump back in!
@@aopaulis the same game brother. See you guys there in psvr2.
@@aopaul I don't know when you played last but they had already made the game look incredible on PSVR2. However, because of even better graphics now, the performance is a little bad in some cases and there's more ghosting because of that. Overall if you haven't played in very long, you'll be surprised.
@@Mustang7120 If I remember a comment, it said now you can use your dualshock controller to fly in vr. Then when you're on ground, use your PSVR 2 controller. Not sure though
Je n'ai jamais vu un studio de jeux vidéo aussi sérieux, qui prend soin de ses joueurs, quand on voit les autres studios... Merci à toute l'équipe!
Sorry I don’t speak stinky town
Agree with you @nicolas.
Perso, je pense que l'équipe de dev de Factorio fait aussi un super travail pour sa communauté de joueurs. Plus particulièrement sur les posts de blog hebdomadaire ou ils expliquent, du point de vue des devs, comment ils résolvent certains problèmes (technique, de gameplay, etc)
No Man's Sky will be looked back at as a pioneer and trailblazer in the procedural game development space, where other developers couldn't see immediate success. And I think the way Hello Games have built No Man's Sky will set a trend that continues for generations of gamers.
I havent played in a while, but after seeing this update i came here to just show support. What youve all done/been doing with this is insane. The content youve added, made, and changed in this game in crazy. I wish every game making company learned from you guys, and followed your example. This game deserves nothing but love, and accolades. Youve made this one of the greatest games in existence. I dont care if someone doesnt like the genre, this game demands respect, and its objectively earned. I hope you are all proud of everything involved with this game. Not in some basic version, but in a legit life way. Youve done something totally unique. You did the best job that could have been done, and proceed to make it better with every update. As a person that has crashed many economies in the No Mans Sky universe, and attempted to fly around in VR lol, even if i havent played it in while, I will forever speak nothing but good things about this game and the makers whenever it gets brought up. Good job to all of you. And thank you for what youve done. I mean it. You all deserve it.
Same. Got 450 hours in a couple years ago. But just have been too busy to play. I do appreciate all the hard work they have continued to put in to it tho.
I love how they just drop out new amazing updates pretty much every two months without any warning, best game studio without a doubt
Just bought this game because it is sale on steam and I'M LOVING IT. worth every penny.
You guys at Hello Games just keep bringing it. I jumped in after the NEXT update and the additions to this game never stopped. I took some time away after 1600 hours. Not because I lost interest but because it was literally taking up all my time. But in the best way. No Man’s Sky is incredible. It changed the way I look at games and space travel itself in general. Thank you Hello Games for this incredible experience.You guys rule.
YES! WE ARE SO BACK LADS!
The World in 2016: "If you cant take the heat, get outta the kitchen."
Hello Games: *"Nah, I'mma cook my own thing."*
You r so cringe. Its still not a finished game
please don't ever stop updating this game.
No Man's sky is slowly becoming the best game ever made.
The only game that has redemption arc after redemption arc like bro at this point I’d be more than happy to pay to show support
Has no one realized the Part 1 in the title?
“More will come” -trailer lady
Not the same trailer lady voice 😢@@Chekmate-em3mc
Yup i realize that is more.... Part 2 or maybe 3? 😮🤯 OMG
@@MaxRamos8 It's the same lady, but she sounds like she has a cold or something.
This literally marks a New Dawn for No Man’s Sky!
HelloGames, you have kept your word and delivered more than ever imagined, 11/10
For me, the redemption happened with Atlas Rising. Everything else was a bonus. What was your redemption moment?
Mind status: blown away.
ヨッシャァァァ！
アプデだァァァ！
とゆうかパート1だと？！
むちゃくちゃ楽しみなんやが！
それとサイトを翻訳したら遠征って書いてるやんけ！
つまり共同探検だァァァ！
ヤッタァァァ！
全くだZE！
今からヤリモース
It's still just absolutely incredible how far they've come from launch.
Small team, focused effort, and fantastic results that delight players. Way to go!
17 GB update. More than the game itself weighs. Available now
Wait, the Update is out already?
@@HandsomeGamerGuy yes
@@bethanywhite247 is it out for Xbox?
No@@CALAMITY0FHYRULE
@@CALAMITY0FHYRULENot for me… 😢
Big update! You guys are crazy
I like how all this is paving the way for Light No Fire as well. Thank you HelloGames for not being like every other game studio out there. You show what it means to have passion for your creation.
This update has been so fantastic! So excited for part 2, and especially looking forward to Light No Fire!
this is how our universe started way back then... some ancient civilization started their No Mans Sky project... a few bilion years later with patch 56655472.5 humans arrived
OMG. it will be so fun to explore my galaxy region again to see whats new.
you don't start over?
@@Dirk_Mcgurk no. U can but dont have to.
Really loving waitng for the update on xbox its been several days why do we meed to wait this long for update
Finally they are updating the most important part of the game, the exploration. I cant wait to be able to play it.
Crazy how much time and effort they still give nms they deserve all the love and support from the community from sticking with this game and making it something good and doing it all for free at this point it doesn't matter if they had wanted to put a paid dlc in this game they have redeemed themselves sense 2016 and its still getting updates even with another game on the way
You make your fanbase proud to be part of this. No other dev is succeeding as much as you guys. Thank you
Im so happy this game gets updates like this.
More to explore is great. And every time it comes around with an update it only gives me more reasons to champion it, and recommend it to people.
Cant believe this game is less than 20gb and have so much content meanwhile most games require atleast 50gb
there's that LNF tech!!
I've been saying they've been working on a big update (or updates by the looks of it) for years, quietly working behind the scenes. And now it's here in all it's glory!
I'll return to this game in the future. launching a fresh campaign from scratch as a brand-new player. These men are deserving.
it is beautiful when someone's work is their hobby
WE LOVE YOU SEAN
Noticeably improved graphics, I noticed planets have really nice looking crevices and more fauna rendering on the switch version, the water looks cool, storms look nice, didn’t notice much of a difference on big bertha (aka my gaming desktop ) except for the clouds, but the pc version already looked gorgeous. I’m sad because my home base on the switch was on an earth like planet, with blue water and green grass that would glow at night, had sandy islands that looked like the Caribbean, the creatures were also dinosaurs and mammal looking. After the update the planet is now red with red grass (actual grass now though), the trees are red and purple, the grass doesn’t glow at night, the dark rocks have become darker, the sand looks dark with an orange glow, the water now has a green tint, and there are giant spider creatures everywhere.
Hello Games is Officially my favorite game studio because they never gave up on such an amazing game and look where they brought it. I'm very happy that I get to explore space without actually living earth and I really look forward to. Addition of further Combat based task, faction warfare, planetary side quests, and a little bit more base parts expansion without using glitches. Thanks for all your efforts Hello Games
Hello Games really went from failing hard over an incredible redemption arc to showing the whole modern gaming industry how it should be done.