[quote]I don't know. Maybe. NMS's problem was that it was an indie game being hyped with not just the marketing force of a third party but one of the major platform holders.[/quote] I agree with you. Hello and sony hyped this. Sean let his stories create a game they couldn't deliver

I don't know if I blame Sean Murray. I think if you're a small indie dev which had been plagued by a series of unfortunate events and Sony came along with their deep pockets to help you it'd be hard to not go along. I think everyone, the devs, Sony, forums, all got [i]way[/i] too wrapped up in this game. Like people were hyping this game up more than something from Naughty Dog or CDPR and they're maybe the two best studios in the industry and two of the most technically proficient in terms of scale and visuals. It was -blam!-ing insane to watch.

It's insane and still evoling. I think sean in responsible for many of the inflated ideas of what the game actually is

People on YouTube and forums are responsible for that. Sean says, it will be extremely unlikely to ever run into another player. Next day there are 50 videos hyping up playing with your friends and claiming to tell you how to find them in game or at least speculating on how to do it. If anyone actually just watched the game play videos before release they'd have seen what the game is. They could have watched the streams of people who had it a week early and known absolutely what the game was.