No Man's Sky Dev Announces Ambitious Open-World Multiplayer Game Light No Fire

Looks amazing, kind of what I would expect a new WoW to look like if they ever made a WoW2. The biggest question for me is combat, is it fun? Are enemies varied, can I cast spells? Is there progression or a talent tree? Glad to see they have been working on it for 5 years. It looks pretty far along. Hopefully it will be out in a year or two.

Interesting. I wonder if there is someone in the Bethesda team leaking information to Hello games, I don't see Bethesda being very close to the chest and secretive with their projects amongst their developers.....Now I wouldn't be surprised if Bethesda was or is planning something like this for Elder scrolls 6. When Elder scrolls 6 is ready for release, we're probably going to see something like what Light no fire might be? Suffice it to say, made it very interesting to keep a track of both game's development for me.

So exactly like NMS; a blatant lie that they'll be absolved of and forgiven for, given a second chance they don't deserve, and profit off the naive community. Great. They should have shut their doors the SECOND the industry found out they lied to everyone. What happens next is your fault if you supported this garbage dev.

Ok so it's a full procedural planet, with most likely procedural everything else (dungeons, caves, etc).

So I'll call it now: after you've seen and finished about 10 caves, 10 dungeons, and 10 villages, you've seen everything (and I'm being very generous with this estimation).

In No Man's Sky there's only so much actual diversity you can experience from the assets they're using within their procedural algorithm. After seeing maybe 10 planets, along with the alien outposts in them; you've seen all the Biomes, Flora, Fauna and Infrastructure that the entire game can technically show to you.

I prefer hand-crafted and more directed games. I don't mind if they're big, but if it is actually designed, crafted, with purpose and art to drive your incentive to explore then it's better overall. If we're talking about large scale games, we only need to look at something like Elden Ring, or yes, Tears of the Kingdom. Those games are enormous, but they're hand-crafted; big difference.

Well I'd say just build that game in no mans sky, but I suspect no man's sky suffers the same fate as gta4 licensing issues, so I doubt they could fork their current engine with out cutting out a proprietary component that makes no mans sky unique.

But if one developers spinning off to make their own game why not.