The SCIENCE! Behind No Man's Sky
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Shoddy is basically a gamers version of VSauce that swears profusely in your face
And I love it
"Slowly claps"
That's what VSauce basically is for science.
TRUE, SO TRUE.
I want to like but it's at 420
god the difference from the game then, when this video was released, and now, is absolutely fuckin amazing. the game now is spectacular, and it’s probably the best comeback in all of gaming, and genuinely one of the best sci-fi games of all time. just some thoughts as i rewatch one of my favorite creators about a once-forgotten game. how the times change indeed.
Yeah for an indie game company they have done something amazing
Dude this game is still absolute dog water
@@snek9406 im sorry you think that, but i absolutely love it even now. some people will like it, others won’t, everyone has different tastes
This actually makes a ton of sense when you think about the Atlas questline. Spoiler alert for anyone who cares:
The Atlas seems to be a sentient deity/ cobstruct/ no one really knows, but it calls the player (Travellers, prophesied in the lore) to follow it. Ultimately it makes the player collect 10 Atlas Stones (who knows what the are really but not the point) which are used to, at the end, create a new star where another Traveller will begin its journey, possibly following the Atlas again to create a new star, etc. etc. Apply this to the video and you have a consciousness (the Atlas) which is trying to reverse the entropy of the universe. Unlike the Sentinels, which just seek to stave off destruction, the Atlas uses the Travellers as its mechanism to create while the universe is destroying itself.
Now, apply THAT to the fact that the works of Isaac Asimov are a stated influence on the game, it can be assumed that the Atlas is basically the Multi/Univac from "The Last Question" and has found the Travellers as the answer to the question of reversing entropy.
Or maybe I'm over thinking it.
Not as much as Austin or god forbid; MatPat so you're safe.
You're not overthinking, I think, 2 years after you thought you were overthinking
So I'm not the only one seeing Asimov in NMS.
"Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the universe, or we are not. Both are equally terrifying."
- Arthur C. Clark
Found that in the game death screen
Wow, No Man's Sky is more depressing than Dark Souls.
Hi again, I can never escape from seeing you in a comment section mr coolcleverstone.
pokecrafter88 you can't get away from God forever.
Muahahahahah
Lol I don't get that feeling while playing NMS. That hopelessness is there in NMS but I'm only reminded of it while hunting after Monoliths
***** MERICA
LOL that .1 second frame of NUT!
Thats why i love Austin, he is fucking perfect for this job.
+vavra222 I caught it just watching it the first time. Ahhh, good stuff
when?
Pyrothief 7 watch it for yourself im not spoiling it :P
Seth Delmar Nevermind, I found it.
Technically the best selling game of all time is Tetris at 495 million copies, followed by Minecraft at 108 million an THEN Wii Sports at 82.7 million.
My dude...
I know this is old but now Minecraft is the best selling
oooooooohhhh DO I HAVE *NEWS FOR YOU*
I was expecting a shoddycast special "fuck you"
Now its minecraft
I have come from he future, minecraft best selling game ever now.
So we haven't met any other species in space cause humans probably are the youngest ones?
Wait a minute, I need to lay down.
Hiyosee actually yes but we are not the youngest.
Hiyosee actually we are the youngest we know off
just another thing mass effect got dead wrong
We are the forefathers
Supportive* William no we're not the forfather but they are in some way ouer ancestors
About that plutonium part.
Maybe the dev's do not/did not understand half life of radioactive elements?
Too bad it's not 1985, where Plutonium was available in every corner drug store.
so true...
holy reference batman.
Maybe they should have, at the very least, used google to learn about it if it's going to be a huge part of their game?
The first intention was for the game to have a fictional periodic table. I think they assigned the fantasy elements to the closest irl counterpart in the rush.
I really like your intro's. "Hi, it's me... Austin! :D"
MasterEnvi and then fuck you ! XD it killdd me
YOUR GAME MAKES NO GOD DAMN SENSE!
FUCK YOU............
this went depressing really quick ;-;
ikr? Science (specifically astronomy) is really depressing...
we're alone, we're gonna die alone, science is scary, the end
Ikr
I love the wonder to science problem is when the scientists start digging through the discoveries they always find a way of explaining somthing so deep and meaningless i automatically forget about the discovery and go back to living real life sometimes i think the puppet show is more entertaining when the curtain pulled drawn tight
darryl lawrence you're right. So many things they explain so deep and depressing... its making the normal shitty life alot more meaningfull.
I'd like him to check out the science in elite dangerous. who else thinks that'd be cool?
Me. I love that game.
I agree with this. Totally.
I'd like to see that as well :D
tom ugobarf FUCK. YES
tom ugobarf I would love him forever lmao
Go to 5 planets and you've seen them all
Theres 18 quintillion, not 5
+Lord Gaben but the amount of stuff it's actually randomizing is very tiny, there's literally three different types of backs for animals and one type of plant that's not randomized at all but it's god damn everywhere
You got it pretty much right, i have been watching videos on it and that struck me too. They may all be different in some way, but they come off as very similar too.
+Rotary Saw I've been playing, they put so little effort into randomization I'm surprised they could release it as procedurally generated
No you haven't...
You see, that preservation of the universe you said, would have been a great motivator for the reapers from Mass Effect.
that would have made such a good story, if the universe was dying, and the reapers were trying to prolong it before it was too late.
Because all life forms do is consume resources. Damn. I'm even more mad now :c
I like how two guys based off only a CZcams video can come up with a better story for Mass Effect than their entire writing staff. 0/10 Bioware.
this is why you never work for EA
that was basically the original story for ME, mass effect technology was "killing" the universe but the head writer left biowere after ME1 and the guy that took over changed the story and gave us what we got.
To be honest, I'm probably one of the few people who enjoy no mans sky for the grinding part, because I'm used to that because I love sandbox, survival, and rpg games
Supa' Spider you're not the only one, I love grinding in games.
I don't mind grinding (I've logged numerous hours in minecraft doing nothing but digging up holes…), but the problem with NMS is that there's nothing _else_ . Sure, there are lots and lots of worlds - but they are nearly all the same. There's like four or give different types pf planets and then that's it - nothing interesting on them. And grinding should never be an isolated experience just standing on its own - it should always enable you to do something cool afterwards. Like killing a particularly brutal boss in an RPG or building something ludicrously large in Minecraft. But in NMS all you ever get is more of the same :/
Its not a bad game but the moral of the story of No Mans Sky is dont promise what you cant deliver
Supa' Spider
good on ya
If No Man's Sky worked as promised we could have had an entire planet where it was all Bethesda glitches.....
And he hasn't played Elite Dangerous... wow. Would love to see him SCIENCE that game.
I'm with you! The Elite Dangerous galaxy feels a little more real to me, but I'd like to see what his take on it would be.
Question is. Will Austin SCIENCE the fuck out of the game? Or the game SCIENCE the fuck out of Austin?
yes please do the science behind elite dangerous, there's a lot of science in the game and is like to see that broken down
Yes, DO ETTT!!!!!
Yeah, the Black Holes in particular could use a rework (aesthetically I mean)
Wide as an ocean shallow as a puddle
+0utta S1TE nain
-Angry Joe, No Man's Sky Review
+0utta S1TE great joke😂
yeap
He mentioned fucking like 10 times during the whole video what do you not get
HEY YOU DISCOVERED A NEW PLANET! What's new you might ask? Well you see that pebble right there... yea? Well it's moved one cm to the left.
WuzNab lol amazing huh
@@bryanpseno4203 lol amazing huh
Honestly this story of a universe ending makes the main plot, your character forming a new star, actually have a little more depth. The more stars that are created the longer the universe can hold on.
Am I the only one who loves your cursing.
Naw
nah
Nope
would you hold it against me if its one of the main reasons i like him?
I don't like it, sounds cool but I don't like it.
"Hi! It's me, Austin!.. :D Fuck you!" I'm dead
This took a turn South real fast. REAL FAST! This also demonstrates the fear of impending doom if you were immortal and kinda settles the ethical debates on forced human evolution. I'd rather not be immortal in this form on this plane of existence... WORDS!!
Christian Albina exactly I love that feeling. Fun huh!
the fact that we might not find aliens to hang out with gives me depression
The end gave me double depression
Just don't think about it
RunethePony ya add that plus the Fermi paradox and it's a no Brainer we are alone
It should give you relief. Ask yourself what forces would motivate a society to take to the stars? innocent curiosity and will to explore? PPFT! hardly. Space is expensive and harsh. The only reason to go that will ever "normalize" space travel is economic. The search for resources to exploit, be it siphoning atmosphere from gas giants, or grinding pale blue dots into dust to harvest the heavy elements within. If we met an alien race, it would be more like Independence Day than E.T. or Close Encounters. Except i dont think we would be able to upload a virus and disable their tech... If we meet an alien race, we will die soon after.
I've encountered what I would call extraterrestrials, and nature spirits I don't doubt my own experience I think we already are interacting with extraterrestrial and nature spirits and interdimensional entities their are a endless variety of characters in the universe we have never been alone especially on this planet we have just exploited nature
The way Austin described it, it basically sounds (to me, anyway) like Fallout in Space.
No
I have no idea how you came to this conclusion. I'd like an explanation.
No. Don't disgrace Fallout.
Fallout will forever be a classic. This will disappear into the great abyss that is horrific games.
+ToxicTheEagle same here
what if the sentinels were left behind by the people to see the end of the universe...And put they're consciousness in the robots.
teddy gullem YEEEESSSSS
teddy gullem And some fuck comes in and kills them...
teddy gullem Like doctor who?
dickin morty likely so
Nooo then I would be disrupting THE SCIENCE of the universe rip
"We suck at being alive"
-Austin.
So true 😆.
"This isn't a game about survival, it is about delaying the inevitable"
But... that's the same thing!
this is deep enough where you pause for a moment but not deep enough for where you go "dang, that's deep."
So a slight correction, stars with metallicities similar or greater than Sol began appearing roughly 8-9 billion years ago, or 5-6 billion years after the birth of the universe. Some stars with similar or greater metallicities that we have found are very near twice the age of the Sun. It's generally accepted that only 40% of the metallicity of our star is required to end up with potentially habitable terrestrial planets.
Among the stars provided here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_analog#Solar_twin note a couple of the highlighted ones, these are considered too old be a solar twin now (approaching the end of their lives) but the first highlighted star listed there is G2V (same as our star), has 2% less metals, and is 8.2 billion years old.
You make a good point, sir.
things its hiding? well
-multiplayer
-deserts
-flying animals
-rotating planets
-that end
-FACTIONS
-ship variations
-ships collecting cargo
and people are saying us fans made this game overhyped.
also being able to land on asteroids
there are flying animals I found some on a planet the other day.
So you were a fan of something which didnt exist yet?
The fans sure as Hell didn't help. I wasn't hyped, I figured it was too ambitious and wouldn't be everything they said. I actually enjoy it.
or maybe the game is so big no one found those features yet.
Your videos are honestly some of the best on CZcams, such good knowledge supplied with one of the best humours on the Internet, bravo
If only your story was a part of the game, then NMS might be decent.
Ithink the devs should work on it more give it a larger hidden story.
It is actually pretty surprising that this story concept isn't used very often. In fact the only times I can recall it being used is in doctor who and the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy series, and those both use time travel and in the later humor which tends to detract from the potential impact.
What the fuck is NMS? I KNOW IT IS A SCHOOL
+siahnara Decrosis it clearly stands for No Mans Sky
Thx ima use this for a school project
(Need to write a small book for dutch yay....)
The thumbnail is just beneath this channel. Just makes me sad you're stooping so low. Please don't turn into this kind of CZcamsr.
Its relevant to the discussion so I see no problem with it...
you're overreacting
Oh no he made a sexist/clickbait thumbnail god forbid burn him at the steak >_>"
What? It's the best thumbnail ever!
he does talk about a lot of fucking in the video.
welp my hopes and dreams of seeing an alien and going to different planets for fun are dead now. THANKS AUSTIN.
sarcasm aside i still love ya austin keep up the good work (in the platonic way of course)
So are my dreams of fucking an ayylmao
Well, at least we can be those Precursors race that leaves our tech shit on random planets for future alien species to discover and then worship us as Gods.
*unenthusiastic* yaaay god status
This is me from the future here to tell you that no man's Sky it's just they didn't have enough time but they've been updating and it's gotten pretty f****** awesome
now we have volcanos and shit. Still waiting for drivable frigates though
I recently found your videos and must say that you are so incredibly brilliant and highly entertaining! The ending took an incredibly swift dark turn but was comedy plutonium nonetheless! I wish you could rediscover your secret sauce 😢 Love you brother! ❤
Well fuck.
I'm writing a sci-fi space book that I worked hard on making insanely scientifically accurate ranging from planet distances, to realistic human technology in 3,000 years, to the appearances of some of the aliens due to evolution. The problem is that the main plot is about a war between two major alien races in the Milky Way that humanity accidentally stumbled in between while exploring.
After watching this I now see that I have to rewrite the entire plot. It supposed to be really accurate to the future through predictions but how can it be accurate if its main plot is two very advanced alien species when it's highly likely that we are the oldest race therefore it is more likely that if we even DO find aliens we will be more advanced than them.
FUCKFUCKFUCK
YDidU what. If we are the youngest race they would be more advanced than us?
It's not a bad trope you have there. Babylon 5, look it up. That series did it right. Most sci-fi tropes are mirrors to one another, so you aren't that far off the mark.
I'm also writing a science fiction book about a solar system very near ours that is hidden by the aliens there with a giant machine that creates an invisible emp that also hides their solar system. Generically the aliens are related to humans and earth was once part of their planet. Also there is magic and it was just forgotten as humans evolved
Timothy Castillo
Yeah I fixed that. Thanks m8
Suspension of disbelief is your lover
No Man's Sky is basically 10% of the game I want to play.
how much is it now?
@@Cookiekopter about the same
very appreciative of Jupiter from the planets music suite playing at 12:09, thank you
WAT ABOUT SPORE IT IS FRICKN AWESOME
not-a-penis simulator.
is that a markimoo joke?
I kinda miss that game
Germs
Building baguettes that can walk talk and stalk
I cracked up when the screen kept flashing back up on the musical cues even though it kept dimming, like the editor and composer were having a fight.
yay. 20 mins of austin and science!
Hmmmm same family name as me And you like austin as well...... Where are you?
james bryant australia
I'm not supposed to be in this reply...
I read it as autism
Well I just came here to use the restroom.....
I love the use of Jupiter in the background! Great vids, keep up the good work!
well...you went full blown existential nihilism.
Let’s start w some basics, starts explaining astrophysics and quantum mechanics, best channel ever 😂😂😂
Why am I getting a playback error every 5 seconds in this video -__-
Don't go into full screen and it should work
+Wade Alqaseer But it don't
Me too dude
Same...
Same
The music at around 8 minutes is gustav holst the planets also used in the seed warzone a game on ps2 i played when i was younger and it took me 17 years to find what the songs were
OMG I LOVE THIS GUY! puts a smile on my face, that is all I need. thank you Austin!
Not gonna lie I appreciate the sentinels just a bit more. As I have already seen the center of the galaxy and moved to another galaxy I'm curious if the Atlas has a meaning bigger than we know. Indexing all of our discoveries in an attempt to preserve and recreate the universe or it's a part of its destruction. Telling the player to blindly follow its path and essentially encouraging the destruction of worlds and knocking the aging universe off balance through some false promise of power and truth.
Holly shit, right there, you right here, right now, put more thought and effort into a narrative plot for this game then anyone at Hello Games did over the past 5 years.
By the playing the first hour of the game I learned...Atlas is God.
You. Have been to the center. The place that's over 170,000 light years from where you spawn. While you can only travel (at best so far) 1500 light years at a time. Not including the time it takes to get materials for the expedition, and the time it takes to get a fuckload of inventory space. You would still have to travel for (hyperdrive time) 2.83 hours. Of just a hyperdrive screen. Uh huh. (like I said, not including the time it takes to get everything needed for said expedition.) Sure yah did
Lots of people have been to the center *of galaxies*. There's a video by TP Gaming about reaching an 11th galaxy.
+J Thom should've had me write the narrative than it wouldn't be so empty
Coming here after watching internet historians video on no man's sky is kinda fun
I love how you have Gustav Holst's The Planets suite in the background.
Excellently said and edited. I applaud you!
No Mans Sky would've been amazing if it was multiplayer, and you started at the center. There is a full planet, a literal hub world, full of players. Then you are given an objective to go travel in some random direction, go to a string of planets, and reach the EDGE of the galaxy. Then you go to the new galaxy from there. Each new galaxy has its own hubs, it's own servers, and each new galaxy is like NewGame+ on Dark Souls. Maximum of 20 different galaxies, and a Max level of 200. Leveling includes new upgrades, new weapons (separate from your Multi-Tool) and more upgrades. Skill trees with respec abilities to make Exploration, Ground Combat, Space Combat, Mining, Settlement builds. You can build settlements on any planet, set up Warp Beacons for other players to see in a large list of all settlements with a search feature with information on how many players there are, how many NPCs, everything. Trading stations manned by players and NPCs alike, or actual factions and faction space combat. But of course that can't happen. That would take effort.
If his kid watches this in the future, I say hi to him sooo. HI👋
hi back im a kid
Ego Hominum hi!!!
I'm about 30 seconds into the video and had to stop it just to comment about how excited I am to see the rest of this. Love your shit man!
I certainly do appreciate it Austin. I'm loving these videos.
The fanboying in the comment section is unbearable. It's a shit game for 60$ the end
+EPICx BE4STM0DE Hey if you like being lied to them overcharged for a game that is a blatant copy of other games and then charged twice as much as those games then be my guest. You're the fool not me, I wasn't even hyped for the game lol
People enjoying a game doesn't mean the game isn't objectively garbage. Movies can be objectively bad and hated by critics, but can still be enjoyed by plenty of people. NMS is a terrible fucking game, quit being so fucking sensitive and just enjoy it if you enjoy it.
+Breakfast _ Yes those are called niche titles and in most cases aren't sold at the same price as a AAA game. Also this game was developed as an indie yet sold as a AAA? That's what makes it garbage not the gameplay necessarily
That's what happens when you get a AAA publisher :P
You can't really say a critic provides an objective assessment of a movie as they are giving their opinion on it, in fact many movie critics disagree with each other and there have been movies that were once bashed by critics but later lauded as masterpieces, movies just like video games are a form of entertainment and a product, its value as entertainment can only be seen subjectively on the basis of how much it entertains a person and while its value as a product can be seen more objectively in the revenue it generates by looking at that metric No Man's Sky has done objectively well
12:19 best line ever.
I always appreciate your stuff
Gotta say your musical choices for this video are inspired. Gotta to love The Planets suite.
My new goal in life is to make a video game that is Austin proof
my dad started playing it and his starting planet was a planet i had explored! lol
Love the use of the planets suite In the background
I love that you're playing Gustav Holst's music in this.
clicked for that hot Gek on Korvax action
Great use of Gustav Holtz Jupiter there ;)
colin hart, Yes. You noticed too.
i love that you used the planets suite as background music for this video
I love that he used Gustave holsts symphony of the planets for this video.
this is like a really vulgar version of Game Theory
Shoddy cast isn't game theory. It's very hard to compare them since they are two very distinct channels. In my opinion they are both good.
Shoddy cast isn't game theory. It's very hard to compare them since they are two very distinct channels. In my opinion they are both good.
xX_illuminoscoper420_Xx but they are both practically the same
+DapperBubble yep, and Austin's been going downhill since
Drade You ain't lying. Don't follow him on Twitter, he talks about subjects that are still debated and have a lot of tension behind them (politics, race, transgender, ect) Not stuff that a content creator should be talking about on his official page, causes some of the audience to feel alienated. He always comes off as an arrogant prick who knows better than anyone when he's on Twitter, too. Plus he rarely makes new videos now. He seems like a great guy in these videos and I still love his videos but seeing how he acts on Twitter really convinced me that he's a dick with a bad "I'm the smartest guy in the room" complex.
Is anyone else a little surprised that the foundations updates weren't dlc?! I figured that's where they were going with that
Bring me Peter pan seriously? salt about an update??? of course its an update, they arent ass hats who are greedy, they are people who just wanted to make a game, the only problem was it was overhyped, and the team is only dozen people, and when have you heard of a studio called hello games make a space game? usually space games are made by badass rich companies, like idk, valve, gearbox,call that badass shit, give the game more time, somewhere about 3 updates and it will be good, maybe even add modding apis and custom downloadablr quests
He wasn't being salty, just that it was surprising given the attitude most devs have with adding important game mechanics as dlc these days.
They already getting bad press from delaying the game plenty of times, and releasing the game without most of it's promised features. Making their ranking go rock bottom by doing an abuse of the DLC system to grab in more money would just makes no goddamn sense.
I just found Shoddy cast and Austin really reminds me of game theory before the days of CZcams red, I love it.
The nostalgia at seeing ore sticking out of the ground lol
I remember when nickle only came in arches. Idek if nickle is still in the game
8:40 lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Well that changed.
I was paying attention to the soundtrack you used and I just realized you're using Gustav Holst's the planets
The fact you used Gustav Holst's "Jupiter" as background music makes me happy.
what is the background music for this video its fricken graet
8:13-12:15 is the Jupiter movement from Gustav Holst's Planets Suite
Constantinos Veletas 12:15-15:40 is the Mars movement
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Waddup
Dude! Your video isn't working! Only yours! What's up with that?
This video is broken
Your video broken we have a problem.
Dear Austin
Can you please do my maths assessments?
Sincerely
Mr Shitatmath
This is great. Subbed
I love your use of gustavs planets in this video
Shouldn't the rate of natural increase be much higher than 0.2% for robots? They would not die like an organism and they could be produced extremely quickly because there is no birth involved. If made in factories, robots would be produced much faster than humans. The other thing to consider would be how these robots are produced. It likely would not he exponential unless the robots create more of themselves. I guess what I am trying to say is the sentinel calculation may not be accurate.
Play EVE you nerd. Best space game hands down.
But Elite Dangerous. So no
joshua florez Elite Dangerous is nothing compared the Eve. It's a title that hopped on the VR bandwagon early on to try and gain players. Eve is incredibly in depth and is home to biggest battles in the history of video games.
joshua florez Not to mention, Eve has been going strong for almost a decade and a half...
+ThatRandomSniper wow a decade and a half? That's cute. The elite franchise has been around since 1984. Elite dangerous was just another entry in the series and the best one yet. A scale replica of our Milky Way Galaxy, in depth lore that's been developed over a little over 3 decades. Amazing ship design, combat flow and actively changing economics. Elite Dangerous can't be beat.
+ThatRandomSniper Elite dangerous didn't even start out with VR capability lmao. It hasn't tried to gain players during its time, most people haven't even heard of this amazing game and are only just discovering it because of how shit No Man's Sky is and the alternatives like Star Citizen are pretty disappointing.
Its fun to come back to this because
A. There are absolutely uncharted red star systems that have never been visited by any sentient species
B. the sentinels didnt discover shit, theyre extentions of the atlas and just naturally exist everywhere
I appreciate your choice of song, because the name of it is mars bringer of war which is from a collection of songs that are named after all of the planets in our universe
Why not take apart Elite, then? They are really proud of staying as close to science as they can, so it might be a good game for you. If not by something stupid, but explaining something. Like the Alcubierre drive.
Oh hey, you can talk about how we see in faster than light, as we shouldn't to my knowledge.
Austin, Hallo Games should pay you for giving SOME meaning to this bullshit of a game.
i see that you used the mars theme from the planets. A job well done.
Much love man you're so much better
Was the ocean planet a nudge towards the 'survival' game Subnautica?
Unknown Factor no, there is thousands and their made randomly, so for all I know the dont know wtf subnotica
subnautica is
Yeah in all honesty I can't remember why I made the comparison and I don't feel like rewatching the video to find out
I love how I discovered this one well after no man's sky turned it around and is now a great game.
What you said near the end "we all die alone" is also said in a movie that i highly recommend to you donnie darko it gets confusing but its great
I definitely wanna see austin do this video again since the game has updated significantly more since and pretty much everything that his conclusion relied on aka the plutonium is no longer present and the sentinels arent always everywhere (most of the time they are there) and have gotten more information about them. I wanna see him try again :)
The secret is that No Man's Sky was actually One Man's Lie
Nooooooo! The video is broken!
Same for me too, plays 2 seconds and then gets a playback error
Fine for me
+Luka Emanouel ita not loaded till the end. give it 5 min
Just like no mans sky :D
+hellraiserward they fixed pc for me in the latest update
9:40 I am thankful for you in every video for doing the math
I've been playing NMS alot lately and it's so hard not to think of this video and feel a mild tinge of guilt for depleting another planet of a significant amount of resources every time the sentinels attack me. I try not to ruin paradise planets so much. THANKS SHODDYCAST. JEEZ.
The secret is the ending is pure aids
Good video.Good job.But I still love No man's sky
Good sir, your voice and your narration are funny to me. Subbed.
The choice of Jupiter as part of the soundtrack. Musical gold