Can you name your ship?
I really want to name my ship.
Damn I hope so! Mine would be called... Nostromo!
Can you name your ship?
I really want to name my ship.
Only for coming across a random person. Coordinating to meet in the same place in NMS isn't random or based on chance. It's entirely methodical, unlike the scenario you presented.
I haven't followed this thread super close but that's assuming you have a bunch of technical data at your disposal. It'd be one thing to say " I'm at x coordinates " which would have to be x,y,z . But without that you have no way of knowing where to even start to meet .
2nd star to the right, straight on 'til morning.I haven't followed this thread super close but that's assuming you have a bunch of technical data at your disposal. It'd be one thing to say " I'm at x coordinates " which would have to be x,y,z . But without that you have no way of knowing where to even start to meet .
I don't care for spoilers, I just want to know if the game is good/plays well.
So... Thoughts?
friends appear on the galactic map so you do have a huge help there already.
2nd star to the right, straight on 'til morning.
Shamefully taken from the rebel galaxy ot
Jesus.
Can we relax a bit. Just a week to go. Take a deep breath everyone and remember: no matter the hype, it's JUST a video game.
It has nothing to do with that. I think NMS looks boring. The problem I have is when you think your opinion warrants you instigating shit with other people who are entirely content and happy doing what they're doing. Everyone in here is hyped, basking in the excitement of a hugely anticipated title, and you just HAVE to come back to this thread and the other one repeatedly to shit on their parade. Why? If you don't like it, then say your piece and get outta here so that these people can be excited. If someone genuinely believes that the procedural generation in the game will be as exciting to explore as real life and is HAPPY about that, then who gives a fuck if he/she is *factually incorrect? Why does it bother you so much? Let them enjoyNever argued that, just always answered things with facts about the game, as I have always done, but ok.
So,sure, go ahead and argue that a game's procedual generation has the complexity of REAL LIFE.
All good, not my problem.
You can interact with plants by pressing square and getting carbon to recharge the multitool, it's in the video too. You won't break the game, you'll just have to look harder until you recharge your multitool
That helps yes but does it track where they are in real time ? Because without that it would be real hard . I'm sure if possible someone will do it but what if that coordination took 10-20 hours of straight navigation? We'll see I guess cuz some YouTuber will try
That helps yes but does it track where they are in real time ? Because without that it would be real hard . I'm sure if possible someone will do it but what if that coordination took 10-20 hours of straight navigation? We'll see I guess cuz some YouTuber will try
What exactly do you mean are they in real time? It'll probably show what star system they're in and that's it, but being in the same star system is just a matter of meeting at its space station.
It could take anywhere from 10 to 50 hours depending on how far off they start from each other. I get that time frame based off of Sean saying you can get to the center of the galaxy in 40 hours if you're largely focused on that goal.
Do you think there is only one space station in each star system?
The scope of finding someone could easily take more than that.
So I was watching the IGN video that has Sean Murray demoing the game, and I think he said something along the lines of when you leave a planet and then come back to it, everything is procedurally regenerated, so it's no longer the same world.
Did I understand this correctly? So like, if there was a landmark in a certain location the first time I came to a planet, that landmark will be gone even if I return just a few hours later? That sounds really unappealing.
So I was watching the IGN video that has Sean Murray demoing the game, and I think he said something along the lines of when you leave a planet and then come back to it, everything is procedurally regenerated, so it's no longer the same world.
Did I understand this correctly? So like, if there was a landmark in a certain location the first time I came to a planet, that landmark will be gone even if I return just a few hours later? That sounds really unappealing.
Got it. Thank you.Completely the opposite. It's procedurally generated based on maths functions so although the information is thrown away after leaving, on returning the maths function creates exactly the same planet again down to the smallest detail.
Completely the opposite. It's procedurally generated based on maths functions so although the information is thrown away after leaving, on returning the maths function creates exactly the same planet again down to the smallest detail.
So I was watching the IGN video that has Sean Murray demoing the game, and I think he said something along the lines of when you leave a planet and then come back to it, everything is procedurally regenerated, so it's no longer the same world.
Did I understand this correctly? So like, if there was a landmark in a certain location the first time I came to a planet, that landmark will be gone even if I return just a few hours later? That sounds really unappealing.
It has nothing to do with that. I think NMS looks boring. The problem I have is when you think your opinion warrants you instigating shit with other people who are entirely content and happy doing what they're doing. Everyone in here is hyped, basking in the excitement of a hugely anticipated title, and you just HAVE to come back to this thread and the other one repeatedly to shit on their parade. Why? If you don't like it, then say your piece and get outta here so that these people can be excited. If someone genuinely believes that the procedural generation in the game will be as exciting to explore as real life and is HAPPY about that, then who gives a fuck if he/she is *factually incorrect? Why does it bother you so much? Let them enjoy
So, the guy that made the video posted a new screenshot. Beware, this one actually could be quite spoilery, maybe?
You really sure?
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well, you were warned
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had no idea kojima worked on this
What the fuck is that, the center of the universe? Couldn't have gotten there already
According to the poster he's "nowhere near the center."
"Of course it's hyperbole" aka "of course I'm wrong"
For some reason you're ignoring that you can see your friend on the galactic map, and that a space station would be a easy meet up point once you do make it to the same star system with a friend. The only one deluding himself is you.
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No. The 100 lifetimes thing was hyperbole. I stand by what I said. You aren't finding your friend unless they add that ability at a later date. Launch version? No.
It's cute that you guys simply can't seem to grasp the vastness implied by "18 quintillion".
Prove me wrong at launch. I'll give you a full 3 months to meet up with your friend, on purpose.
So, the guy that made the video posted a new screenshot. Beware, this one actually could be quite spoilery, maybe?
You really sure?
...
well, you were warned
Are you offering?You want an echo chamber?
It's cute that you choose to keep arguing emotionally rather than actually looking at the facts and logic presented.
Again, 18 quintillion doesn't make up the whole starting galaxy. That's the whole universe, there are many galaxies. Sean said it can take 40 hours to get to the center if one is focused on that goal, which gives an idea of how long it will take to travel through the galaxy. You can also see your friends on the galactic map. Once in the same star system, they could both travel through its space station. It's 100% possible, it would just take varying amounts of hours depending on how far you start off from your friend to meet at a midpoint.
It's 0.0000000000001% possible,
In before people complain about spoilers in a spoiler thread.
So, the guy that made the video posted a new screenshot. Beware, this one actually could be quite spoilery, maybe?
You really sure?
...
well, you were warned
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You're willfully ignoring the instancing system and your complete lack of any ability to control which one you're in. But keep the dream alive! Leaving this thread permanently now. Nothing but FUD and only a few interesting spoilers so far.
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No. The 100 lifetimes thing was hyperbole. I stand by what I said. You aren't finding your friend unless they add that ability at a later date. Launch version? No.
It's cute that you guys simply can't seem to grasp the vastness implied by "18 quintillion".
Prove me wrong at launch. I'll give you a full 3 months to meet up with your friend, on purpose.