Posted on: August 25, 2017

take_marsh

游戏: 155 评论: 4

1.3 improves, but Hello is still short

A year on and the Atlas Rising update now installed into my game, it still runs as poorly as it did then. The gameplay has gotten a lot better, as I do feel like I have something to work toward when it comes to upgrading from my first ship. There's some easy ways to make money, but it will only get you by for a little while. I'm running AMD graphics (R9 280X) and the game's textures are consistently foiled. I went into a settings file and adjusted the size of the texture file (set it 2GB) and the textures came back (for the most part). Looked nice. But soon after, the controls fell apart. My controller stopped working properly (right-trigger is acceleration, but also the firing button). An improvement, but this game still needs a lot of fixing.

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Posted on: July 25, 2018

CheekyBoinc

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游戏: 454 评论: 3

No Multiplayer on GOG

Well, here we are. No Man's Sky has received a really great update. Unfortunately, not for us GOG buyers. The multiplayer mode will be released later this year, if at all. The information policy for publication was = 0. I have been active here for many years and have never experienced anything like this. This should be a lesson for GOG, as well as for all players and potential buyers. I love this platform and all titles published directly from CD Projekt Red. But this? Don't go at all! Please do not support this policy and avoid this game. At least in this shop here...

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Posted on: August 13, 2016

zxen.546

游戏: 47 评论: 2

Pretty much was I expected so I'm happy

Lets start with the scale. The game promised huge scale and we got it. You have enormous landscapes to explore and planets of many sizes. Primarily you will be searching for materials to repair your ship and equipment. But what they don't tell you is you will stumble across upgrades, new parts and other bits (no spoilers). My first two days of playing and I'm still finding new things on my very first planet. I almost didn't want to leave. However, once you do leave, there is space and it is by no means bare and empty. You can mine asteroids and hunt for giant ones with rare materials. Above your starting planet (and I assume in each star system) there is a station where you can interact with other aliens, trade with other ships docked in the station. Buy other ships and of course access the galactic market. So far, the game has been all about exploration and material gathering with some trading elements. Some people may find this a bit repetitive but I fully expected this from long before release. In the end the game is what you make of it. If you want to simply sit around and gather material and trade, then go for it. If you just want to travel between stars without visiting plants, off with you. If you want a bit more adventure you can fight other ships or drones and be a pirate. The only limit is you (and your hardware). The only negatives I can point out are: * When you first start the game it goes right into play mode. No menus to configure your graphics etc before starting the game. * You have to goto settings menu to exit the game. * You have to click and hold for a few seconds to active certain menus. * No scrolling options for mouse users (a lay over from console ports) * Some of the elements are a bit simplistic. e.g. no interacting with other ships outside of planets and stations (at least as far as I can tell). * Inventory space...can never have enough in this game I'm sure most or all of these can be ironed out over time.

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Posted on: August 17, 2016

Dreamlinker

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游戏: 106 评论: 1

Not living up to the hype, but good.

I know this game has been hyped as a game was never hyped before, but I will set that aside and focus on my experience with this game. I think it's a good game as it is now, but can definitely be improved. I have full trust in the developers that they will iron out some of the shortcomings. In some areas the game can feel like a late-stage early-access game. I was really looking forward to playing this, and while I had some hiccups starting the game (I had to open a settings file in the instal dir to change the resolution before being able to start the game), I am having a lot of fun. Other than one crash, I have not had other technical difficulties. It's a very chill game, and different from anything else I've played. I play this to unwind and relax, not to fight for survival or try a boss multiple times. I like those challenges too, but for this, I just sit back and enjoy the eye-candy colours. I've played this game for about 30+ hours now I think, and while some elements are becoming repetitive, I'm still finding new things, learning more about the in-game lore and races, and discovering new mechanics. I can see how this game is not for everyone, but every time I get to a new star system, land on a new planet or learn a new word I get pretty excited. In my eyes, this game is about exploration and finding beautiful and crazy things. The interesting thing about this game is that everybody will have a different experience. Some people find a lot of barren planets, while others just find lush forest planets. I've had a mix of those, and I just left a water-world with blue water and red grass and super-hostile space-police, and landed on this beautiful planet with grassy plains and hills, where everybody is friendly and chill. I even made a friend with a tortoise-dog that when fed, pooped out some super rare materials. If you're a skeptic, maybe wait for a sale. If you want a chill game and support (maybe overly?) ambitious projects, just get it, sit back and relax. It's not a bad game.

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Posted on: August 17, 2016

Ikarimaru

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游戏: 1009 评论: 3

Disappointing to say the least...

Despite all the hype, I managed to avoid getting my hopes up. My expectations were relatively average, hoping for a lightish experience built around exploration and perhaps blowing things up once in a great while. I'm a huge fan of games without set objectives, so this appeared to be right up my alley. I managed to play for around 5 hours, and during that time I saw enough to get the gist of what Hello Games was trying to accomplish. Sure, it's relatively shallow and repetitive, but these are things I actually enjoy in a game where I'm untethered from a linear path. It's nice to plop down on my couch, boot up a game, and mindlessly wander. I can tell that my experience will be average; not great, but certainly a different opinion from what appears to be the vocal majority that seemed to expect something more. The biggest issue at this point is how incredibly painful it is to enjoy that average experience. My rig is quite capable of running most games at High to Ultra Settings and struggles to run "No Man's Sky" with any sort of consistency. Here are my specs for reference: i5 4690k (OC'd to 4.2 GHz) 8 GB RAM GTX 980 Sure, it's not the newest or most powerful build, but it's nothing to sneeze at. I've experienced the following in-game: - FPS dips and stuttering from 80 FPS down to nearly nothing - Intermittent crashing to desktop I've adjusted everything I can think of, including giving the process more priority, changing graphics settings, disabling G-sync manually (why is it default "on" anyway with no option in the menu to turn off?) etc. Nothing has improved the experience. On top of that, the graphics menu appears to be some sort of joke, with the AA settings still causing the game to look blurry and muddy. I really want to enjoy this game on its terms, but it won't let me, so I cannot possibly recommend this game for anyone at this point. Perhaps when Hello Games patches these issues I can change that, but for now, it should be avoided at all costs.

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