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I tried No Mans Sky a year ago and it was so utterly shallow and boring. Lots of breadth and zero depth. I tried the "foundations" update at some point, built a
by dkersten 9y ago
I tried No Mans Sky a year ago and it was so utterly shallow and boring. Lots of breadth and zero depth. I tried the "foundations" update at some point, built a little base and... it felt empty and pointless and still utterly shallow. The game might have been "ok", or at least, I'd have been less harsh, if it didn't have a AAA price tag (and if Hello Games had been honest).
I did not try the next update, and while its added a lot of the originally promised features, from what I've heard and seen on youtube, it still looked shallow and lacking depth and substance. So I've given up hope that these 19 quintillion planets will ever be interesting enough for me to bother playing it again.
Also, regardless of whether they eventually pull of what was promised, it doesn't change the fact that Sean Murray mislead or even outright lied to everybody and that leaves an extremely bitter taste. I for one will never buy anything that Sean Murray touches or has anything to do with. So in many ways, the damage is done.