#No Man's Sky - Tópico Oficial

[NightCoreTime]

JUNHO 2016!!!!

estarei de férias!!!

rumo ao centro do universo!!!

=)))

Fiquei triste com essa data...
Estava esperando algo + próximo.

Estou no hype para esse game,a parte de exploração me agradou muito!

 

[gamermaniacow]

Perderam totalmente o timing

 

[drdreh]

 

[Basil Sandhurst]

Esse jogo vai ser muito bom.
Por enquanto estou no Elite Dangerous (XBOX ONE) com uma proposta semelhante ...
Abs!

 

[drdreh]

Esse jogo vai ser muito bom.
Por enquanto estou no Elite Dangerous (XBOX ONE) com uma proposta semelhante ...
Abs!

queria esse Elite no ps4!!!

 

[sux]

JUNHO 2016!!!!

estarei de férias!!!

rumo ao centro do universo!!!

=)))

que b*sta, nao tinham mostrado esse jogo na e3 de 2014?

bomba

 

[Basil Sandhurst]

queria esse Elite no ps4!!!

Os produtores já anunciaram que ele será portado num "futuro próximo". Provavelmente está travado por acordo da M$, que venhamos, até está precisando de alguns exclusivos. Eu somente imagino NMS rodando em VR, vai ser MUITA VIAGEM... Estou brincando com o ED em 3D e já fica show, imagina em VR...
Comprei o X1 para jogar ED, até pq acabei descobrindo que ano que vem terá para o X1 RECORE e CupHead, dois exclusivos fascinantes.
Tiro e porrada não me cativam...não tem jeito...
Abcs

 

[Basil Sandhurst]

Perderam totalmente o timing

Acho q eles estão polindo o jogo...
PS4 tá cheio de lançamento fuderoso, e não adianta diluir com mais um, e fora isso, o time de desenvolvimento da empresa de NMS é mínimo comparado as outras empresas ... Sinceramente não acredito que NMS vá ser um console seller. Esses jogos maravilhosos e bem feitos não vendem igual medalhoes: Destiny, Gear of War, God of War e outros...
Abs

 

[drdreh]

fizeram um evento de LAN party com NMS e receberam várias perguntas, começaram a postar respostas no twitter, daí a SONY veio e miou a parada!!!

 

[Basil Sandhurst]

Esse jogo vai ser duca... Só imagino essa belezinha rodando em VR.
Contando moedinhas.........
Abs

 

[nonatoreal]

No Man's Sky com data de lançamento confirmada
Chegará a 22 de Junho e terá edição física.

No Man's Sky tem finalmente uma data de lançamento confirmada!

Hoje foi confirmado por meio do PlayStation Blog que o jogo da Hello Games será lançado a 22 de Junho na Europa e que terá direito a uma edição física. Também será possível obter uma edição limitada que inclui uma capa metálica, um livro de arte de 48 páginas, e uma banda desenhada.

As pré-vendas já começaram e confirma-se que o jogo custará 59.99 euros. Pelo que pudemos entender, esta data é válida para as versões PC e PlayStation 4.

A premissa de No Man's Sky é explorar milhões de planetas gerados com base num algoritmo. Uma vida inteira não é suficiente para visitar todos os planetas que o jogo tem.

ESSA CAPA!!!

 

[MalleoBH]

Bela box art.

 

[The Wanderer]

Já entrou no Steam: http://store.steampowered.com/app/275850/

105 pratas

 

[The Wanderer]

e caralhos

que box art linda

 

[Basil Sandhurst]

Já entrou na PS STORE BR
https://store.playstation.com/#!/pt-br/jogos/no-man's-sky/cid=UP2034-CUSA04841_00-NMSDIGITAL000001
R$229,90
EDIT. Também apareceu na store US por R$ 59,99 obamas
https://store.playstation.com/#!/en-us/games/no-man's-sky/cid=UP2034-CUSA04841_00-NMSDIGITAL000001

 

[Otacon Link]

60 Obamas nem fodendo. Mas 100 Dilmas no Steam da para cogitar.

 

[Basil Sandhurst]

60 Obamas nem fodendo. Mas 100 Dilmas no Steam da para cogitar.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/275850/?l=portuguese
Se for esse mesmo o spec, é um caso a se pensar...
Abs

• Sistema Operativo: Windows 7
• Processador: Intel Core i3
• Memória: 8 GB de RAM
• Placa gráfica: nVidia GTX 480
• Espaço no disco: Requer 10 GB de espaço livre

 

[tintiN]

Nova gameplay:



Collector's Edition:

 

[Basil Sandhurst]

Mais uma navezinha para a minha coleção

 

[nonatoreal]

quem ta na duvida, compra no steam, testa e se não gostar devolve.. se gostar quiser jogar no PS4 devolve tb

 

[Basil Sandhurst]

vídeo privado....na privada...

 

[tintiN]

Novo trailer oficial:

 

[tintiN]

Pô, tinha que fazer um novo tópico oficial!!

O OP deste tópico não acessa o fórum desde Julho do ano passado, ele nunca vai ser atualizado. Se quiserem posso fazer!

 

[Basil Sandhurst]

Eu fico imaginando essa viagem de NMS em VR...
Alguém chama o @Cabeça de Teia para opinar...por favor...
Abs

 

[Basil Sandhurst]

Pô, tinha que fazer um novo tópico oficial!!

O OP deste tópico não acessa o fórum desde Julho do ano passado, ele nunca vai ser atualizado. Se quiserem posso fazer!

Cara, acho melhor a gente continuar evoluindo nesse aqui...
Abs

 

[sonicflood]

Olha essa edição de colecionador!!! Esses novos vídeos me deixaram no hype..mas o preço não kk..mas ki bom que eh em junho.

 

[Rhaniel]

Pô, tinha que fazer um novo tópico oficial!!

O OP deste tópico não acessa o fórum desde Julho do ano passado, ele nunca vai ser atualizado. Se quiserem posso fazer!

Concordo

 

[MetroidPirate]

Eu fico com na impressão que esse jogo mudou bastante do plano original.

Sei lá, tipo no começo acho que o cara só pensou em fazer um jogo de exploração de planetas através de um universo. Ai pediram pra ele adicionar objetivos e mais elementos no gameplay, como arma e inimigos.

De qualquer forma esse jogo ainda me atrai pela curiosidade. Muito foda entrar em sair de um planeta sem load algum.

 

[tintiN]

PREVIEWS:

Strange, slow and spectacular, No Man's Sky is proper sci-fi - Eurogamer

What is it you actually do in this game?

Quite a lot, as it turns out.

Maybe you want a better ship with a little more range, or more fuel to help you get that little bit further. Best venture over to one of the many trading posts, and see if you can barter with one of the civilised alien races that populate the universe - though, first, you're going to have to learn to speak their language, your understanding enhanced by interacting with monoliths that are scattered across planets.

There are races and factions, traders and pirates and organisations with which allegiances can be formed. Find yourself in the depths of space riding alongside a flotilla of freighter ships when a pirate attacks, and you'll find that convoy comes to your aid - or, alternatively, you could open fire yourself on the cargo holds that bulge out until they explode, gathering up some of that loot for yourself. An ally lost, a hold full of carbon gained; it's a vast space that No Man's Sky offers, but it's underpinned by a framework that's sturdy, perhaps even familiar.

This is a universe with its own lore, and a deeper sense of purpose for the player that's slowly revealed through exploration. It's perhaps the biggest revelation of this latest round of media previews (perhaps the last before No Man's Sky's release in June) that this universe of some 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 planets is bound together by a fiction and governed by a narrative logic. It seems like a smart way to impose some of the structure that so many players crave.

The real game begins to reveal itself - IGN

My criminally brief 30-minute hands-on is already two-thirds gone, and I have a hankering to get to outer space.

To do so, I’m going to have to hack the landing pad since I didn’t have the cash to outright buy the impressive ship that docked (and soon left) a few moments ago. But I need plutonium in order to do craft the bypass chip. And so off I go, overheating my gun while trying to blast and collect as much plutonium as possible.

Unfortunately, it seems I angered some of the native wildlife; a tiger-like animal comes bounding after me, chomping me from behind and forcing me to engage it. I get a few laser blasts in before turning to run. The beast fells me, and I have to respawn from the last spot I saved at, far away.

How to Play No Man's Sky: A Detailed Breakdown - Gamespot

* Each race has its own technologies, such as different types of ships and suits. The only creature I encountered appeared to be an android, and my guess is that it was in awe of my presence.

* When conversing, choosing the right option can make races happy. Frequent interactions can raise your reputation within each faction. Friendly factions can open up trading options, and even offer items such as upgraded weapons. The races who you befriend will help you in their own specialised field--one could be skilled in the sciences, for example, meaning your bond will increase some of your tech skills.

* Players have a standing with each of the races, who have their own relationships and rivalries with each other, much like in Civilization.

I found inner peace playing No Man’s Sky - The Verge

I may exaggerate, but only slightly. No Man’s Sky is the long-awaited title from Hello Games that will be landing on PCs and the PlayStation 4 on June 21st. It’s essentially a space-exploration sandbox: players are dropped into a universe filled with roughly 18 quintillion worlds, each filled with their own specific landscapes, attributes, and indigenous creatures. The object of the game is largely undefined: you can hang out and mine crystals from massive underground caverns, or you can build up your spaceship, sit on space trade routes, and blow passing ships to pieces. It’s all up for grabs, and what’s clear after playing the game for a half-hour is that no amount of hands-on or preview time can ever convey the full experience of the game; No Man’s Sky is a life simulation.

PS4's No Man's Sky Is Gorgeous, Ginormous, and Potentially Great - Push Square

Speaking of the NPCs, the studio's really eager to stress that the game is packed with lore, though it's something that we're unable to really sample in our agonisingly short hands-on. One neat touch, however, is that they'll all speak different languages, and you'll gradually pick up on the meaning of words by exploring their planets; fail to take the time to pick up on the local lingo, however, and you'll find communication more difficult. This can be particularly problematic in trading scenarios, where picking the wrong option due to a misunderstanding may find you on the receiving end of a blaster to the rear.

It remains to be seen just how meaningful these interactions will turn out to be, but all of the user interface elements are beautifully implemented using a system that, honestly, has been straight-up lifted out of Destiny. That's no bad thing, though, as Bungie's cursor-driven mechanic remains as elegant as it's ever been, and it really works here. Similarly, the presentation across the board is just sublime; one planet that we visited tested our suit's anti-freeze capabilities due to its sub-zero temperatures, while another – positioned closer to a star – had a scorching surface that drained our energy if we failed to manage our cooling systems effectively.

Hands-on with No Man's Sky - PS Nation

The reason one would want to interact with the NPCs is so they can help you find missions and upgrades. How you start to learn their language outside of guessing your way through a dialogue option is by exploring. You will learn by finding things in the world, specifically through monolith ruins.
Once discovered, the monoliths will help translate some words until you find enough of them to speak the language completely. So ideally you can interact with an alien race while only knowing a few words, but things would be easier the more words that are understood. NPC characters have not been talked about until this point and this is a major aspect of the game and a real surprise to learn about this late in the development cycle.

No Man’s Sky finally charts its star path with major gameplay reveal - Ars Technica

After my 30 minutes in No Man's Sky had run out, I truly felt ripped out of the game—robbed, even, of my chance to keep exploring. Once my game was over, I began walking around the trippy demonstration room, where TVs were placed in a circle in front of massive, egg-shaped chairs. Each TV had a different player—and a different planet. One was drenched in acid rain. On another, a woman was blasting grenades into the side of a mountain so that she could essentially walk through it. To her right was a guy piloting his spaceship just above a planet's atmosphere and engaging in a battle with a floating fortress.

This feeling of watching just a few people play the game felt exhilarating. I can't even imagine how intense an entire Twitch world's worth of No Man's Sky streams will feel in comparison. The only thing more intense, honestly, is Murray's admission of an existential crisis only his kind of creation could instill in its creator: the reality that almost all of No Man's Sky truly will be no man's sky.

"The cool thing about the game—or maybe the sad thing—is that all of these stars, each with their planets, NPCs, buildings, and languages to learn... 99.9 percent of them will never be visited. That scale is really important to our game. But it’s a really hard game to demo in half an hour."

No Man’s Sky – A Hands On Preview - Rock Paper Shotgun

The thing is, I got lost while exploring an ice planet. I would probably be a bit less cold but about eight minutes into my play time I also destroyed my spacesuit’s thermal shield while experimenting with the menus. Rebuilding that shield so I can survive the kilometer walk back to my ship is one option, building an EMP module which lets me summon my ship directly to a nearby landing pad and then flying somewhere warmer is another. But both will require resources in the form of different elements and the lack of silicon in my vicinity is proving quite the hindrance.

Thirty Minutes With No Man's Sky - Giant Bomb

Although playing No Man's Sky for 30 minutes was just enough time to figure out that I wanted to play a lot more No Man's Sky, it's at least nice to know at this point how the game is designed with respect to recognizable video game genres. Hearing Murray mention The Long Dark, Stranded Deep and Terraria as personal favorites and inspirations made it clear that giving the player the freedom to explore, gather, craft, buy, sell, fight, flee, learn, and survive in this endless galaxy is what the game is all about. Previously, I haven't found a game of this type that's gotten me personally invested, but No Man's Sky is the first one with the breadth and the setting to make me very, very anxious to spend a much longer amount of time with it.

No Man’s Sky has a beautiful galaxy to explore, but is that enough? - VG247

During the hands-on I found myself frequently bored, even while those around me seemed rapturous with delight. The shooting felt floaty, and, while there’s some cool tech that lets you blow holes in the ground with grenades, there doesn’t appear to be anything on the ground to actually fight beyond the droids you anger by destroying the worlds you visit.

A big argument against No Man’s Sky is going to hinge on the $60 price point and I think in terms of the work that’s gone into it, it’s absolutely worth that price. Aesthetically and technically it’s a massive achievement, and if you like the idea of exploring an infinite galaxy at your own pace then I couldn’t recommend it enough. If you were expecting an actual game under all of that framework though, you might, like me, be entirely disappointed.

 

[Cabeça de Teia]

Eu fico imaginando essa viagem de NMS em VR...
Alguém chama o @Cabeça de Teia para opinar...por favor...
Abs

Ainda quero saber qual a premissa deste jogo. É exploração e o que mais?

Esse eu quero testar para descobrir, pena é esse preço de jogo cheio.

 

[Kratiz]

Pô, tinha que fazer um novo tópico oficial!!

O OP deste tópico não acessa o fórum desde Julho do ano passado, ele nunca vai ser atualizado. Se quiserem posso fazer!

Eu apoio não faz sentido ter um tópico oficial se não dá pra atualizar com novas informações.

 

[Basil Sandhurst]

Ainda quero saber qual a premissa deste jogo. É exploração e o que mais?

Esse eu quero testar para descobrir, pena é esse preço de jogo cheio.

Preço de jogo lotado...rs...parece metrô no RJ às cinco da tarde...
Abcs

 

[gamermaniacow]

Quero esse jogo pq se ele não falhar, vai ser épico, mas esse preço desanimou

Já dizia seu Jorge

Eu quero não quero eu quero não quero não quero não

 

[Marcelodoom]

Sei lá...não quero ser do contra.....mas tudo que vejo desse jogo, me deixa pensativo......acho que eu não entendi a moral do negócio......pelo que eu vi, não compraria de jeito nenhum...pois sei que ficaria encostado....

 

[sux]

A premissa de No Man's Sky é explorar milhões de planetas gerados com base num algoritmo. Uma vida inteira não é suficiente para visitar todos os planetas que o jogo tem.

isso daí é uma baita de uma falácia
o jogo não "tem" planetas, eles são gerados pelo algorítimo

é a mesma coisa que falar Uma vida inteira não é suficiente para visitar todas as dungeons de Rogue Legacy.