Murray says the team often looks through community discussions – on the game’s Reddit and other forums
This is why we never stop talking about what we would like to see. I agree it would be nice to know they stop by here…we have been told they do.
And I believe BEYOND will indeed grow the player base even more…now, if they would only tell us the 3rd feature already!!!
I too am looking forward to BEYOND, but neither multiplayer not VR thrill me. I do hope that the third component (thanks for not mistakenly calling them pillars) thrills those of us who primary are explorers and xenophotographers.
I’m just like you Clemm, I’m realy looking forward to see what the third part will be since the first two, although very cool for those who like it, aren’t realy for me.
Shouldn’t it be the opposite way around? Fed Creatures will instantly and continually poop themselves when scared by a predator XD Maybe it was a bug report he was writing
I keep convincing myself there is going to be a delay and even if it takes til christmas I don’t mind, I’m happy to wait til it’s stable. Prove me wrong Hello Games, Prove me wrong (no really, prove me wrong HG! I’M CALLING YOU OUT!)
Not long now until perhaps we get a little more information possibly.
Another write up revisiting old news from an earlier post by Singular Gleam. This time from GamesIndustry.biz magazine:
Sean Murray to keynote Develop:Brighton 2019
Hello Games founder will reflect on developing No Man’s Sky and discuss the future of the studio
The organisers of Develop:Brighton have revealed who will deliver the opening keynote for this year’s conference.
Sean Murray, founder of No Man’s Sky developer Hello Games, will take to the stage on Tuesday, July 9 in a fireside chat entitled ‘To Infinity and Beyond.’
The session will be hosted by Edge editor Nathan Brown and will cover the making of No Man’s Sky, its launch and the ongoing development that followed it, as well as how this has transformed the game. Murray will also touch on future plans for the studio.
He has also been named the recipient of the first ever Develop Star Award, the biggest prize of the inaugural event that recognises outstanding achievement and contribution to the industry.
Murray will collect this accolade during the ceremony on the night of Wednesday, July 10.
Finally back in the sim, having been away from it for so long, I always felt overwhelmed just thinking about playing it… stupid I know… Got VR a while back knowing that my dream for NMSvr will soon be (i’m sure I was among the first few who said NMS VR had to happen one day!). Despite having played a collective 1000hrs, I knew I had to get familiar again ! So glad that the last update didn’t cause a heap of obsolete tech and material/recipe changes - now comfortable again (for now at least!) zipping around my system in Bud (wish I was back in Euclid - maybe Beyond will make that easier than having to do another 240+galaxyjumps!). Just gutted I missed all the community events = no Quicksilver lol
Anyway, no one needed to hear this so just hope everyone is and ready to go beyond gaming history! (im sure you are)