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'Light No Fire' will not repeat the same mistakes of 'No Man's Sky' — here's why you should keep the faith (www.windowscentral.com)

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[–] Jinxyface@kbin.social 1 points 6 months ago (1 children)

While I am impressed that No Man’s Sky pulled a 180 in the end

It didn't really. They added a lot of what they promised, but still not everything Sean Murray lied about at the beginning.

[–] MrBubbles96@lemmy.ml 1 points 6 months ago

Fair enough. Just like Cyberpunk tho, they'll never be able to give people the game they were hyping NMS to be. Unlike Cyberpunk, IMO anyways, it does get closer to it tho (and i give it brownie points because 1) they used the money they made and put it back into the game to fix their mistakes and gave these "expansions" to players for free, and 2) they never tried to downplay anything like CDPR did. They knew they messed up, admitted to it, and fixed it. None of this "oh, the game launched better than people make it out to be. It was just a cool thing to hate Cyberpunk" thing)