Posted on: November 28, 2016

personinarug

游戏: 327 评论: 1

Promising update to a unique experience

I bought this game soon after its launch aware of its limits and prepared to enjoy the zen experience on its own merits. I was one of the few who enjoyed the original version, although I did reach the 20 hour burn out stage, and thereafter I only ran it for the occasional chillout session. But the new update looks promising, it definitely looks better, and I'm seeing more diversity of life and foliage around the planets. With the addition of space freighters the space battles seem a bit more important and the need to upgrade your ship's defense/offensive capabilities is becoming clear. After this, I'm hopeful there's more to come from the development team and looking forward to playing more and seeing what the next update brings. Also, I wavered on whether to get the GOG or the Steam version, and now I'm really glad I stuck with GOG; it streams well through the Nvidia Shield and GOG Galaxy works brilliantly for me.

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Posted on: August 6, 2017

paralipsis

游戏: 评论: 3

Incoherent to the point of tedium

No Man's Sky does not know what it is supposed to be. I've tried to play it several times now, following each of the major content updates. Every time I just come away feeling like it is getting less coherent rather than more so. As a result, I've abandoned it for the last time and I see no reason to go back. I do not trust the developers to be working towards a consistent vision that leads towards a game that is actually enjoyable to play. It's not that the game has no worth at all, but that any of its positive traits are undermined by the fact that the connective tissue of the game design just isn't there. No Man's Sky feels a lot like the game equivalent of the recent slew of big budget Hollywood films that have been re-shot and re-edited to death so that what comes out on release is a committee-driven mess that ticks the boxes that people in a meeting decided should be there, but the thing that is missing is the time taken to allow the audience to connect and become invested in the characters. In No Man's Sky, you can create a checklist of features that is gradually increasing with each update that seem interesting in isolation. But what it lacks is the coherent thesis as to what the game is about and what motivates the player to continue. It's a game at war with itself, and anyone who plays it runs the risk of becoming collateral damage. I can certainly see how some people can find their own fun in the universe Hello Games have created, but I think that the proportion of people that is true for is a very narrow segment of the gaming public. Galaxy tells me that I've spent just shy of five hours playing No Man's Sky, but it feels like longer than that in the way that a flight takeoff being delayed five hours can feel like an eternity.

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Posted on: August 15, 2017

indig0F10w

游戏: 71 评论: 1

One Man's Lie

Wouldn't buy it if it was the last game on Earth.

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Posted on: August 14, 2016

Philivox

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游戏: 37 评论: 1

Exploration is the driving force

I'll mainly stick to why this game manages to make me keep thinking about it, and coming back to playing it on my computer. Exploration - it manages to get this into your head right from the start. You're tasked with finding things in this alien world in a brand new game that doesn't exactly hold your hand. I enjoy it because it constantly gives me the itch of, "what's the next thing I can find?" or "I wonder what's over there?" Yes, I totally understand it can get repetitive, but I'm one of the people that enjoyed and played through the first Assassin's Creed. It's not about the repetitive actions, it's about getting to the greater goal of finding out who or what the hell your character is, and then getting to the other planetary systems. Things I hear from other players and reviewers - I've yet to encounter. What I'm mostly hearing from review sites and podcasts of people who keep coming back, is that they're not sure why they like it. I think it's curiosity, and it has been a while since a game has made us feel this sort of curiosity whilst surrounded by an immense amount of controversy and divisive opinions. I'll sum it up as a "carrot on a stick" that makes you think about what the hell flavor it is, it sure isn't carrot. As for all the optimization issues, I have an i7-4790K, GTX 970, 16GB of RAM, and my game is installed on a regular 7200RPM hard drive. When I first started the game, I definitely felt the chugging. It was a huge letdown seeing the game running at 30FPS. For some reason the game felt so good to play, that I ignored it for the first 2 hours. Then I needed to explore faster. So I went onto the NMS subreddit and found a bunch of FPS and hitching fixes. Once you get this game, you'll enjoy it to the point that you either ignore the problem (wasn't horrible for me) or you will actively seek out a solution to continue enjoying the game. It's hard to figure out if you'd wanna purchase this, but exploration and discovery are what drove me.

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Posted on: August 15, 2016

brauggi

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游戏: 329 评论: 1

TL;DR Do not buy, wait for 80% sale.

33 hrs played, only two CTD's. Pros: - HUGE galaxy to explore. - Tonnes of things to collect/scan. - Can edit FOV manually in settings file. - Memory editing. RIP PS4 players. Cons: - $60 - Exploration is too slow. Most POI are placed approx 1 to 3 mins apart with very little in between. Aerial travel is basically an autopilot (see below), most space travel is an auto-pilot/load screen, ground travel at least you can collect resources or scan things as you go. - Poor PC controls. Some inputs can only be triggered by a controller, partial free-look in the cockpit is the most important one. - Poorly designed inventory/crafting. The inventory is tiny, horrifically expensive to upgrade (ship inv especially), no "auto-sort/stack", items share slots with suit/ship upgrades, many items do not stack or can't stack high enough, and you need an empty slot to view crafting recipes or move items around. - The game rewards hard-work with RNG. Receiving random recipes/words leads to frustration and dissatisfaction. - Upgrades/fuel/ammo can't be transferred/salvaged from old ships/tools, you have to craft it all again. - Too grindy. You will grind resources to: Continue harvesting resources, walk around, stand still, take-off, travel to new planets/stars, craft/repair/refuel, and interact with most NPCs/objects. Money is worse, spend an hour grinding/exploring and earn approx $275k, a decent ship will cost over $25mil. - Frequent and long (20-30 secs) unskippable dialogue/cut-scenes that disengage the player and break immersion. The "Milestone Award" is the worst, frequent, it blocks 1/2 the screen, disables pausing/inventory/interaction, while leaving you vulnerable to attack/damage. Milestone Award Death-count: 3 of my 4 (total) deaths. - Horrible terrain pop-in. - Poor ship controls. No 3rd-person view, unable to stop and hover, turns like a bus, auto terrain avoidance, slow, can't mine within atmosphere. - There would be more if not for the character count...

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