2) Depending on the difficulty mode, being on planets is a survival sim. After a hundred hours it can be repetitive unless you are easily entertained by the differences in the procedurally generated worlds. 3) There is no coop/multiplayer and don't plan on it ever happening. #3. Is “No Man’s Sky” worth it? It is currently on sale for $30 and i have heard mixed reviews about it. i’ve heard it’s very repetitive and gets boring after at most 30 hours, but i’ve also heard it’s a nice soothing exploration/base building game. No Man's Sky is the perfect game to be played through a VR Headset, exploring the vastness of space and conquering the resources of planets. But that's not all. There is a new aspect to the game No Man's Sky > General Discussion > Topic Details. Cannyvenial May 4, 2020 @ 8:58am. No Man's Sky still $60. Seriously wondering why a game released FOUR years ago is still priced at $60 USD when that should not be the case. Is Hello Games greedy for income? 'cause dropping the price to at least a default $40 isn't difficult to do. In No Man's Sky, without the controllers having a coil pushing the joystick to center, it can be very difficult to tell if you're off center or not. Makes for less precise control in general. I was able to do it, but it just isn't as immersive as real hotas due to lack of precision. 5. But No Man’s Sky is a quieter kind of game; I feel more like I’m doing paperwork at the space DMV than flipping off the space feds as I do a warp jump out of there with my ship full of illicit hKTWT. This isn’t an MMO, and with the continual FREE large scale updates it is well worth th 50% discount, if not the full price. You sound like the type of person who, if a beggar, would flip if someone offered food instead of cash or booze. Your choice in clothes and how you dress yourself isn't worth it either. Fixing Found Ships = Totally Worth it Now! So, I just conducted a little experiment on a new game start. When trying to make a bit of earlier game money, it has always been a good bet to find a Distress-signal nav-point, but with the new updates - doing some fixes to those ships seems to be a GREAT improvement with the new values on them. Definitely not as as tedious as playing the game and doing a bit of everything. On a serious note, the main difference between survival and normal is slower start and more inventory management after that. Nothing to be proud of. #15. I would say its worth grabbing - and I haven't played it in about a year. I was in the same boat where I sort of enjoyed launch and then drifted away. The updates really give you a lot more options with how to play the game. It's a very different game now. The grind is what you make it. You can do 1 per day. The best one, in my opinion, is digging up ancient bones, it's very simple and doesn't take very long. I'm not sure how long it takes for them to reset though. If you skip a few days it will back up to 3 missions I think, so you can do those 3 in one day when you get back on. Ah ok, that's what the deal is. No man's sky gives me really bad motion sickness. Elite not so much, only when zipping around asteroids mining.. It's also a pain in the ass to fly with the hand controllers, last time I tried, it wouldn't use my flight controllers.

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