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If the game wasn't $60, Hello Games/No Man's Sky would be avidly impressing everyone.
As this stands, I hope there is some kind of action against them and we all get our money back.

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#3  Edited By Tryptophan

I like the atmosphere of SH2, but my main gripe and mechanic (besides the controls) that deters me from really getting into the game is, if you're going to create SO MANY non-progression related "locked doors" why fucking have them in the game?

Edit: Oh, and by the way: Fuck Konami! (Thank you Jim Sterling!)

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Will Johnson2016 be another Nader2000?

I feel Trump will win by some asinine numbers thing.
I have never understood the folks who say "It's the lesser of two evils".
So if you had to choose to eat rancid feces, or a decaying roadkill, which "lesser of two evils" do you choose?
You would never think to eat either, but it's what has been shoved in your face.
Why even play along with this fucking game?
I'm going to go throw up now.

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Also go to Program Files (x86)/Steam/userdata/open that folder/then you have to figure out which of those folders is NMS (275850 for example) Then delete/or rename(less permanent) the remotecache.vdf.

Not sure if this is 100% necessary, but it doesn't mess anything up either.

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Try right clicking on No Man's Sky in your steam library list, and go to Updates. Check and see if Cloud Saving is off. That might be why.
If you can't even select it, then go to the top menu of Steam and select Settings and go to Cloud. If Enable Cloud Saving blah blah blah is not selected, select it there.
Then make sure it's enabled in NMS in Steam list. When you start MNS it will try to find your save and if nothing is there it will ask to save local files to the cloud. Say yes if you want to.
The only reason I know this is this is part of the process of starting new games. There's a little more to getting the game to start over, but that is how it behaves when Cloud Saving is off.

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#7  Edited By Tryptophan

@devil240z: I'm trying to figure that one out myself. My understanding is if you don't choose to follow, the game is just Free-Roam.

I just restarted a game, and now that I know what i'm doing, I quickly repaired the ship and took off without activating the distress beacon. And now I can't find that spot again.

I am hoping it doesn't spawn out once you leave the area.

I am about to restart again, and plan to note a landmark, and fly around a bit then try to come back to it.

Edit

Well shit. Restarted, got ship up to snuff, did not activate the Distress beacon, flew around the start area a few times, could keep the area (distress beacon) in my sight. There was even a very uniquely shaped Heridium column right next to the start area. I re-landed, and took off without touching the controls to ensure a straight trajectory. I landed at a save tower. Then tried walking back along the straight line. Could not find the start area. I thought for sure i could scan and find the Heridium since they are so fricken obvious after a scan. No dice.

I went back to the ship, flew back, but a straight line was not possible, and I never saw the start area again. I did find a super cool Colonial Viper looking Gek ship. All yellow and shit.

But I am giving it one final masochistic try again tonight, maybe if I screenshot the shit out of it for more static identifiers on the way back. The rock formations are too repetitive to use as landmarks.

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P.T is a special experience. Like Portal, so clean and tight, and hard to follow up.

I took no chances, on hearing the news of P.T's imminent departure. I upgraded my HD and immediately DLd P.T. again. Now I have a spare.

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I do not understand why the concept of DLC became an accepted thing. This is a marketing strategy with only money in mind and the companies who do it should feel guilty for preying on impulsive minds and tendencies. I thought DLC would die out years ago, it should have died out with the "horse armor" bullshit. For my own part, Artorias of the Abyss was the first and still the only DLC I have ever purchased. Do not get me started on the bizarre idea of these pre-order dog-and-pony-show trinket items and maps they tack on to lure gamers into an unnecessary, early purchase that only serves to fuel a marketing team's idea of what they can get away with on gamers' dimes. Pisses-Me-Off: is the only message they should read.