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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 20494447" data-attributes="member: 158020">No Man’s Sky leaker claims game can be finished in 30 hours No Man’s Sky players expecting hundreds of hours of gameplay may be in for a nasty surprise.No Man’s Sky  is one of the most anticipated titles of 2016, so it’s not surprising  the first hands-on report from a player is attracting huge interest –  especially when it appears to contradict a number of expectations. Although No Man’s Sky releases next week, a redditor called daymeeuhn got hold of an early copy of No Man’s Sky and began posting videos this weekend, prompting Hello Games founder Sean Murray to ask players not to spoil it for themselves. Daymeeuhn seems to have agreed and has refused to share later game  footage or explain what he’s found while playing, but he has made some  mostly spoiler-free comments about No Man’s Sky’s systems which have  clashed with what some had expected from the Hello Games space  adventure. The bit that’s really upsetting people is that there’s an  easily-available resource which daymeeuhn claims can be used to fuel  wrap jumps, allowing players to reach the centre of the galaxy –  nominally the goal of No Man’s Sky – in about 30 hours. “The pacing was going okay until I ran in to these and then it just skewed everything for me,” he wrote on No Man’s Sky subReddit, in a post later moved to the spoilers megathread. Daymeeuhn said this isn’t an exploit or cheat, but an important and  foregrounded game system. In response to reader suggestions that he has  skipped most of the game in a race for the centre, he said he spent  plenty of time on other activities. “I have done A LOT of what the game has to offer. I actually  intentionally took time out of my warp jumping over the course of going  to the middle to explore planets to break up the monotony of it,” he  said. “This does not mean I have done all of the major events, however – I  am still yet to swim to the bottom of a big ocean. I am still yet to  destroy a space station. I definitely still have stuff to do.”Bear in mind here: there’s some confusion as to whether  reaching the centre is the true ending of the game, which is difficult  to discuss without diving into spoilers. Although he expressed disappointment in some aspects of the  experience and highlighted various bugs and issues he encountered,  daymeeuhn also had a lot of praise for No Man’s Sky and said nerfing the  resource mentioned above would go a long way towards fixing his major  complaint. Describing No Man’s Sky as a slow burn game, he said he’d  experienced some pretty magical moments.“The terrain and overall vibe of the planets has been surprisingly  refreshing. I never really have moments where I land on a planet and  say, ‘Oh no, not this one again,'” he said. “Everything is very smooth. I really enjoy the space flight, it’s  quick enough that I don’t sit around twiddling my thumbs but it’s long  enough at times where I legit feel like I’m traversing a realistic  space-distance.“The noises and sound in this game are some of the best I’ve ever experienced.” The notes, which daymeeuhn warns do not constitute a full review of  No Man’s Sky, have sparked furious discussion on Reddit. Some users have  accused Hello Games of lying about the game’s content due to perceived  discrepancies between marketing and daymeeuhn’s report. Others have come  out swinging for the unreleased game, picking holes in daymeeuhn’s  assessment – or more accurately, in response to the way some readers  have taken them as gospel. Some of the sticking points among daymeeuhn’s claims include not  being able to switch from celsius to fahrenheit, not being able to  attack NPCs, ship upgrades being cosmetic and a lower difficulty curve;  apparenyl daymeeuhn did not die once during his play through. Although they’re spread across multiple posts, there’s a heck of a lot to digest if you want to go through daymeeuhn’s comments  in detail – but you’re risking spoilers if you do so. It’s definitely  worth remembering that Hello Games is working on a day one patch for No  Man’s Sky, and also that one player’s experience while they’re still  exploring isn’t exactly a conclusive assessment – especially when they  themselves have stressed it’s not a full review. Still, it’s food for thought. If you have any concerns, it’s best to  wait for No Man’s Sky reviews to drop as we get closer to release next  week.</blockquote>

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