Hello Games

Yeah,

it's just audio read out by Sean Murray, the head of Hello Games.

I was going to say, what's his official titles? He's CEO, CFO, CCO, CGO.

I don't know.

It's always...

You look at Hello Games, you look at so many other studios that have had a bad streak, and then it's the one game that turns it around, and they're darlings once again.

Bioware always had that potential, and we'll never see it realized...

Because they'd rather fucking save the money on whatever it is that they're wanting to do.

They'll probably do little patches and fixes and little things.

But this was the last massive update before Hello Games releases their next big one.

um cosmos basically much like starfield you can build bases on different planets and things like that and you know i have probably a dozen different bases on different planets and you can teleport to them which is the thing that i like about no man's sky over starfield because once you build your teleportation you can literally bounce from base to base to base and start in any place that you visited it saves that data and then you can jump there from any jump point that you've ever been to So I have probably a dozen bases that I've built.

And it's so expansive in that way that to me, it's become the total gaming experience.

I bought the game at launch.

I should have this at launch, add extra stuff later.

But I also, and I can understand if somebody told a hello games and no man's sky to piss off, you, you, you, You burned me.

I want nothing.

I sort of hope they do.

This is the first step to them going to Destiny 3, and I think that if they follow the process of what Hello Games is doing with No Man's Sky, where they're still releasing updates on that, but they're saying basically a lot of these updates is us testing things for like no fires.

And I kind of think if destiny two does stuff like that, like not bringing in new stories and, uh, I don't know, new locations and stuff, but the kind of try to test out.

I don't, I don't even, I can't even think of like what it would be, but like new sort of like processes of what they like to test the ideas of what the one in destiny three in destiny two is like a bit of a sandbox.

Yeah, we always like to send out some props to companies that stick with their game.

Hello Games for No Man's Sky is always one that comes to mind, and CD Projekt Red spends a lot of time with their games.

Not to mention Rockstar, which I know it's an MMO, GTA Online, but they did updates and patches with GTA V alongside it.

So, you know.