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'Light No Fire' will not repeat the same mistakes of 'No Man's Sky' — here's why you should keep the faith
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Onus is on them to actually release a good game, not on the potential customer to have any faith especially with their track record. Turning NMS into a decent game was the least they could have done.
If the current The Day Before drama is anything to go by, Hello Games could've done a lot less than turn NMS into a decent game.
Maybe but turning it into a good game was the least they could have done in the end for people who gave them money. That would apply to TDB devs too going forward.