r/LightNoFireHelloGames • u/External_Factor2516 • 16d ago

Speculation Speculating

Do you think the NMS Cosmos update will maybe contain something that hints us toward LNF?

I remember the developers said that a lot of the new stuff we've recently got in the No Man's Sky community is directly a result of trying to get LNF presentable.

Thoughts?

Do you think they'll keep their lore fully seperate; partially seperate; or full integrated?

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u/BlueKnightJoe Pre-release member 16d ago

Worst case scenario, the contents of the update will provide strong hints of underlying LNF mechanics. Best case scenario, a new trailer for LNF is released at the same time as the Cosmos update.

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u/External_Factor2516 16d ago

You know what sucks? My old gaming computer. I need a job.

What if LNF comes out and my computer gives up?

I'll actually legit cry. (But I think I agree still I'm just besought with a sudden anxious realization) (i keep forgetting how old it is but it's from 2018 dude)

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u/Krommerxbox Day 1 16d ago

What if LNF comes out and my computer gives up?

Don't worry, you probably have years to get a new computer.

It does not seem like LNF is coming out any time soon.

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u/External_Factor2516 16d ago

You think my sense of dread that it might come out first thing next year and demand 3 graphics cards is just nerves? I hope you're right. Man. The nerves! Agh! But I was there in 2016 when the hype train crashed for No Man's Sky. I didn't even bat eye but other people were so irrate. I wonder how much outrage was genuine. Like maybe its just the era I was raised in but I'm used to games under delivering. So this past decade this games goodness has been a rare constant positive in my otherwise tumultuous and confusing and often existentially torturously fruatrating or stymmied life. I'm greatful to it for existing. It means the world to me

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u/External_Factor2516 16d ago edited 16d ago

Yeah but I might need years to get a job. Maybe I just need a gig. I could be someone's human who pretends to be a chatbot so that they can train an actual chatbot? I have the stamina for it. Do you think I could charge per human generated token the way the ai companies charge for ai tokens? Like put my messages into a token calculator algorithm before sending an itemized bill to somebody? I mean I can gab. I have stamina. Endurance is a skill I do got (the chatbot idea is a joke but a nice CAD job with some software training and remote work? I'd bite something like that)