@captain_insano: There are some videos out there where they pretty explicitly said that the game (NMS) would have multiplayer (I don`t have a link, but it`s somwhere in the "does this game have multiplayer thread"). The exact nature of what it would be changed from interview to interview, but they pretty much promised at least a Journey style of multiplayer where you can see other players. So I think you were actually correct in your statement.
As much as I admire Sean Murray's humbleness and passion to create the game he originally envisioned, I can not deny the hilarity of this video.
I followed Dan's advice and watched all of Inside on youtube, just like I watched a friend play through Limbo. I don't feel like I missed out on anything from that compared to playing them.
When I was young and given the choice between the PlayStation 1, the N64, and the Sega Saturn... I picked the Sega Saturn.
I've played through Mass Effect 2, beginning to end, easily over twenty times, then got heavily into tweaking the game's coalesced files, then prepped three saves: Paragon, Renegade, and Mixed to be 'just right' for the release of Mass Effect 3. I fancy the idea of someday streaming a community, poll-driven Mass Effect trilogy.
I've spent a ludicrous more-than-I-can-afford amount of money prepping my setup for Star Citizen.
The loot systems in Diablo and Borderlands-type games infuriate me.
Anytime I watch a new video posted on Giant Bomb, I routinely scroll through the comments to find the first comment by @Hassun for no real good reason, simply only because there always is one.
I think Twitch chat during huge events is one of the worst things in the entire world. Nevertheless, I feel compelled to open the chat window back open to look at reactions when something crazy happens.
I beat X-COM and X-COM 2 on Impossible/Legend Ironman by cheating and modding the shit out of my soldiers and resources, and I do not regret it one bit. Nope.
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