“Don’t even put enough stock in them to name them”

I didn’t see the need considering most of them are on the first few pages.

Actually, one of the most recent articles was with a dev apologizing for the issues, and just to be clear, not putting a title of an article is not the same as the issues not existing.

Moreover, the reason I didn’t post my own issues/experience because it could be easily dismissed as me being just one of the haters of the game – unlike if it’s a dev talking (apologizing) for those issues.

About the review being sick and the cause of it, well no idea, but about the adjustment, do you have any articles/other documentation/video I could read (watch) up on? I’m interested if that is actually possible even for someone that suffers from a severe form of car and (sadly) VR sickness.

“they DO actually meet up upon subsequent attempts.”

My apologies than, but as stated previously (about myself), without a source (article/video/tweet etc.) it’s hard to believe – but again, if true, my sincere apologies.

“There are multiple articles on GB”

And yet you don’t mention them. Which says that you have no experience with them, personally, and don’t even put enough stock in them to name them, because you know better: they can easily be picked apart.

“The problem is that the game caused the reviewer to get nauseous and yet he proceeded to play the game to the detriment of his own health,”

Did he continue to get sick for the duration of his time playing the game? Or is it something that made him sick, but that he adjusted to? (This is one of the things that detractors for VR seem not to take into consideration: a lot of people who are adversely affected do, indeed, get used to the format, and no longer feel that way.)

“Well actually no you can’t”

Well, actually, yes, you can. All this stemmed from two players who couldn’t meet… yet, for whatever reason, everyone ignores that they DO actually meet up upon subsequent attempts.

“it’s a SP game only.”

Only it’s not, and to call it such actually WOULD be a lie.

There are multiple articles on GB (and various other places) talking about the issues with the game on both PC and the ps4.

Did I say that the nausea is a universal issue with the game?

The problem is that the game caused the reviewer to get nauseous and yet he proceeded to play the game to the detriment of his own health, I know that’s on him, but something that makes you sick is anything, but trivial imho.

Moreover, I did add that it’s not an universal issue aka “depends on the person playing it”

“Can you run into other players? Yes.”

Well actually no you can’t… at least not for now and there are other issues at hand besides that, but perhaps you’re right
and I was a bit too harsh with the wording, but still, as it is, it’s a SP game only.

http://www.gameondaily.com/did-sean-murray-lie-about-no-mans-skys-multiplayer/

And what will that do? It won’t stop people from trolling it, will it?

What glaring issues?

You mention the nausea brought up by one person as if it’s typical; isn’t the fact that it’s NOT typical the reason it’s dismissed as trivial?

And you talk about the “lie” of it being multiplayer, but that isn’t a lie in the slightest. Can you run into other players? Yes. Is it likely? Not really, and you probably won’t even notice. It’s not a game where you join up with friends and explore/conquer the universe; it’s never been billed as such, either, which is why it’s strange that not being able to do that is suddenly a lie.

Everyone has their opinion, but reading a few articles even those that
are currently “In Progress & Unscored” it seems to me that most are trying to minimize the glaring issues of the game.

Like the writer of this review getting nauseous, but dismissing it as something trivial. From the gameplay I’ve seen (and I did see quite a bit of it), the game (imho) is at best a 6 out of 10 – to put it in a better perspective I would go with thejimquisition’s review, as it reflects my
own take about the game.

However and as stated previously, everyone has their own tastes, but there are a few too many issues with the game right now, one of the
major ones (besides the nausea – but that depends on the person playing it) being … well, a lie, that it’s a multiplayer game.

Don’t think people are getting upset about that.

Back to trolling the low score articles with you.