At this moment everybody knows is a horrible game, no need to insist, the comments form its defenders through the first 2 weeks after it was released are everyday more and more hilarious, at least now you know you cannot trust in that people, thankfully everybody knows the truth already.

Some of you people really are pathetic lol. true colors being shown here

The ending of that vide was pure lulz. Have they even patched that at all?

Exaggeration is an art form in here. Apparently I wasted 60 hours of my life being entertained by lies :)

Perhaps after playing Elite Dangerous: Horizons for months I had a better idea what to expect from procedural generation and had already build up a lot of tolerance for repetitive gameplay :) Exploration in ED is exactly the same, you fly to a system, hope it looks pretty, if it does, stay for a while, then move on. Except it's a lot more fun jet packing around while tracking down wildlife than it is to hunt down rocks on airless rocky planets in hopes to find some polonium at a rate of about 1 per hour. The initial grind in NMS takes a few hours, in ED a few months!

But true, it gets repetitive. Stuff starts to all look alike, it's just how we are wired. Another forest, another desert, blah. Exploration is a niche genre, less than 10% of ED players bother to ever get out of the bubble. Hello games should have been clear about what it was, not a space trader nor survival game nor faction game nor multiplayer nor builder game, pure exploration with some lite crafting to get going.

It's a shame that instead of giving procedurally generated worlds a boost, Hello games has likely set the exploration genre back by a few years instead.

Well-done video. Very poignant ending.

Financially, probably.

I worry that this sets or reinforces a very dangerous precedent however. You can sell a product of questionable quality if you hype it hard enough.

Elaborate.

If that's the case you must do nothing but worry weekly for the games industry. Surely it can't be confined to only this game as people's taste vary to such degrees that every week a game of questionable quality releases. 

I still had some fun with it. Nothing amazing, but I don't regret my time with it. Interesting video though.

None of this matters. Sean Murray told lie after lie and now he is rich. His kept his team size to a minimum, maximized profit and he is set for the rest of his life.

We get it.

Personally I was never going to buy this game, but one should actually play the game before bashing it months after release. This could have been added to many of the other No Man's Sky threads.

It would be like me opening a thread up about how bad FFXIII still is, but at least I played the game so I have my own personal reasons and can add valid opinions.

Pretty funny video though.

i dont understand people who dedicates their time to hating on games instead of enjoying games that you actually like. Weird.