TheSeaOfThySoul

Hello Sean, I'm the one whose thread you linked in your recent blog post, which was titled "What do you do in No Man's Sky and other questions - Answered", and new moderator on the No Man's Sky sub-reddit! It's so great to finally have the opportunity to ask questions, its been a long time coming!

You mention being tight-lipped on the PC version, and you've got your reasons, but will you be tight lipped in this AMA? I'm very interested to know how the PC version has been coming along, and what settings we'll have access to.

Side-question, you mentioned years ago that you hadn't found a planet you'd rather live on than Earth (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0uYnwqlslU) - has this changed?

I'm sure some would beg to differ, especially the illustrious fan-fiction writer u/SeanMurrayInsideMe, who wrote the seminal fanfiction, "My Evening Interview at Hello Games".

He's mentioned bugs in an IGN Q&A last year: http://uk.ign.com/articles/2015/07/24/ask-sean-murray-anything-about-no-mans-sky

"Oh man, I probably shouldn’t say this, but of any game I’ve worked on we definitely have the very best bugs. I better not list too many of these or you’ll think the game is buggy.

One time, we had creatures that lived on the ceiling of caves only in the Northern Hemisphere. Another time all the buildings started walking around the planet. There was a space station that tried to dock in another space station, and a gun that was so powerful it blasted creatures into orbit. My favourite was probably the bug that would reincarnate you as a different creature each time you died. One minute you are in a dog-fight, the next you are a shark in the ocean."

I don't think Youtube predicted that's what would happen - but they have done nothing about it, so there's that.

All you can do for creators you like is support them, share their videos and all that. Which is why I try to share You Suck at Cooking wherever I go.