No Man's Sky Investigatoin

[Fucking Moron]

"No Man's Sky," the incomprehensibly huge, procedurally-generated outer space survival video game, has been embroiled in controversy ever since it came out in August.

Since day one, players have been frustrated by the developers' lack of clarity regarding the presence of multiplayer (or lack thereof), and the stark difference between the game's early trailers and the released product. Many feel that lead developer Sean Murray was misleading when he spoke about the game's features in the months and years before it came out.

That controversy has reached a new peak, as the British Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has launched an investigation into the game's advertisements after receiving enough complaints to warrant a look. Specifically, the investigation will look at the game's page on the Steam storefront, which features trailers and screenshots that players believe do not represent the final product.



If the ASA finds that its regulations have been violated, the organization can impose sanctions and have the ads essentially removed from the internet, according to Eurogamer. Theoretically, the end-game here is for the supposedly misleading trailers and screenshots to be removed from official online storefronts.

It's worth noting that the ASA has different standards than the American Federal Trade Commission, even allowing easy submission of inaccurate advertisements by the public on its website.

"No Man's Sky" promised an infinitely varied universe where players could find majestic creatures and unique topography on any given planet. The game as it exists now is still impressive on a technical level, but there's no denying that the trailers didn't completely depict the game accurately.

Still, there's an argument to be made that "No Man's Sky" has been put under an unfair microscope, as the game was made by a small development team, which inherently limits what the game can be. Games with much larger budgets and development teams have undergone similar changes between their announcements and their releases, but few have been targeted quite like "No Man's Sky."

Hello Games did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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[[MPGH]meme]

Their entire campaign was filled with lies, nearly every person who has bought it should feel like they have been scammed in one way or another.

[Gaar]

You can spend more time on a general thread then you can news force. Killer

[Schuba]

You can spend more time on a general thread then you can news force. Killer

Yeah I was kinda surprised this wasn't just 1 copy/paste sentence when I clicked on the thread.

[[MPGH]Cursed]

wow mike put work into something

[Fucking Moron]

You can spend more time on a general thread then you can news force. Killer

Yeah I was kinda surprised this wasn't just 1 copy/paste sentence when I clicked on the thread.

wow mike put work into something

damn entire news force has no chill lately.

:/

[AceStyx]

damn entire news force has no chill lately.

:/

it's ok I think you did a good job.

[Lift]

Sorry, nope.

plagiarized!!!!1

[Fucking Moron]

Sorry, nope.

plagiarized!!!!1

I literally posted the article and said at the bottom
You can also find the article here.
lmao stfu

[Raple]

and you dont have time to write news?? :\

ya but no mans sky is pretty upsetting.

[Insomniac]

never played it

[[MPGH]Mayion]

never played it

Thanks for your great contribution to the community; we highly appreciate it

[Insomniac]

Thanks for your great contribution to the community; we highly appreciate it

as if im here to still contribute
im inactive af, i come on randomly, dont like that? I dont really care

[[MPGH]Mayion]

as if im here to still contribute
im inactive af, i come on randomly, dont like that? I dont really care

Make me a sandwich
Bitches make good sandwiches you know

[Insomniac]

Make me a sandwich
Bitches make good sandwiches you know

whats your old name/names