I recommend reading the following articles/interviews.

I recommend reading the following articles/interviews, but especially the one from The Sixth Axis.

I recommend reading the following articles/interviews, but especially the one from The Sixth Axis.

I recommend reading the following articles/interviews for those details, but especially the one from The Sixth Axis.

I recommend reading the following articles/interviews, but especially the one from The Sixth Axis.

I recommend reading the following articles/interviews for those details, but especially the one from The Sixth Axis.

Try this Polygon article, it was published today, I believe, and in my opinion it's the best article we've had to date of describing the how, why, and what of No Man's Sky: http://www.polygon.com/a/e3-2014/no-m…

I find skepticism to be the biggest buzzkill. People these days have no imagination, no hope, no sense of discovery. Yes, Peter Molyneux thinks big but can't ever deliver big. That doesn't mean Sean Murray is heir to his proverbial throne of misconception.

Hah, that makes two of us then!

If not, then I shall officially lose all hope for the gaming community.

That's quite fair.

I happen to really fucking want this game too.

It's my pleasure. Happy to be hyped with others about the game!

Since they're all procedurally generated, my guess is you wouldn't need to since you could just scroll through a list of available ships and pick out the one you would make.

"No Man's Sky is set in an infinite, procedurally generated universe with planets that are the size of actual planets. If you see a mountain in the distance, you can walk to it and climb it. If you see a moon in the sky from that mountain, you can seamlessly fly to it, no loading screens, See a particular…

Try this. :)

When it comes to death, it works something like a roguelike. Planetside you'll lose anything you were carrying that you didn't store in your ship, i.e. resources, and you'll spawn near your ship. If your ship is destroyed in space though, that's permanent, you'll lose all upgrades and anything in the cargohold, and…

I can understand that. A lot of people are a bit turned off by how little the trailers showed, but a fun fact is those trailers were 100% pure unscripted gameplay! Since I'm so excited for the game, I want to help people understand why.

They did say that, in an article as a matter of fact! :)

Honestly, how is this any more repetative than most AAA-games? At least with the procedural generation this game can offer limitless amounts of at least very simple variety. In games like Call of Duty or Skyrim, or even GTA, you're always shooting people, exploring dungeons, racing, etc. A lot of that can get…