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…Right, which is why the rest of that quote which you truncated for some reason was, “(except people who make it and wish other people would like it)”
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It forecloses art as a career, thereby depriving future generations of evolution in style and professional craft.
I hate AI art too, but I don’t think it’s so bad as that. It’s terrible because it uses obscene energy and steals art. But that doesn’t mean anyone actually likes AI art (except people who make it and wish other people would like it).
If you tell me your “art” is AI, then I instantly lose interest (with very rare exceptions that generally use older types of AI, like MGMT’s “When You Die” music video"). Momentarily disregarding economic considerations, AI “art” is to real art as over-processed food is to whole-food, made-with-love meals. Will some people eat it, for whatever reason? Sure. But are Twinkies competing with fine dining? No. I’m interested in art for the relatable human element. If that’s emulated, then you can only hold my interest until that fact is revealed. AI artists can only be disinteresting or deceitful, there’s no third option.
The capital (the busy, sometimes-laggy place) is only one planet of the tens of thousands of planets found in Galactic Hub space. We select new capitals occasionally, but that’s not why we’re relocating the civilization.
Copied this from one of my announcements so excuse the highly-formal tone:
There are a number of strong rationales in favor of relocating. It’s not a decision I take lightly, but after reviewing all points, it seems inarguable to me that the benefits of a move will outweigh its detriments.
- Most colonies have aged and are seeing minimal use, so leaving them behind will not be as catastrophic as it would’ve been at some points in Hub history. (I say “most” intentionally, I know it’s not all of them!)
- Most old systems lack proper Hub tags because of upload / crossplay issues, and some new systems were improperly named.
- The search for a suitable capital will not likely produce many new results not already discovered in the previous search, because non-purple systems have not changed significantly.
- While end-game players can explore new purple systems, there is not nearly as much new content for players who have not yet completed the required quests. Relocating will put both old and new players on a greater level of parity, giving everyone new content to enjoy and explore.
- Somewhat related to the above point, some new players have communicated that the Hub is essentially so entrenched in its current space that they feel intimidated to even approach and engage with the community. Those same players have indicated that a full relocation would make them feel like they’re ‘getting in on the ground floor’, and have a space in the community.
- In the past, I avoided expanding our space claim because, essentially, there wasn’t enough content in the game to worry that we would miss out on any of it within our 11 regions. Now, the game is more and more complex. If someone wants to live on a purple fern-grass moon with flying snakes orbiting a gas giant, can I necessarily guarantee that we have that? I can’t. Essentially, more game = more space required to capture all of that game within our boundaries.
It also seems that, for everyone except PS5 players (due to Sony blocking USB save backups), we will be able to provide a service to relocate bases to the new Galactic Hub space claim. PS5 may also be able to access this service once cross-save opens to all players. This will be an imperfect solution to the issue of base-loss, I know - bases which rely on terrain will need to have foundations constructed or some other method of adaptation to their new location, and bases which rely very heavily on terrain or natural features (ie treehouses) may not be feasible to relocate at all. But it beats a total loss of all bases!
Important Links
- Discord - Most of the Galactic Hub’s community is based here!
- Galactic Hub Wiki - Learn everything about the Galactic Hub here!
- “How to Join” Guide
- YouTube
- Mastodon / PixelFed / Lemmy
I was thinking that Worlds 2 could potentially be creepy enough to be the Halloween update
but I’m happy with this too
WOOOO HALLOWEEN UPDATE!
I’ll respond to this with what I said to one of the other AI-enthusiast-non-NMS-players commenting here:
I brought up this topic to gauge the general response from members of this community - I absolutely am not interested in discussing AI content as a concept with AI enthusiasts or other people who are not members of this community.
Also, the example you linked is completely unrelated to No Man’s Sky. Unsurprisingly. So that doesn’t apply here at all.
HALLOWEEN UPDATE
I BELIEVE IN SPACE HALLOWEEN!
I don’t know if by “find” you mean “find on your own”, but if not, here are some nice ones I found. The End of Certainty 11F-6 is my love… that glowing red diplo glyph, that circular “magazine” or whatever it is. Beautiful.
Voltaic staffs and Sentinel multi-tools have the best damage stats. Atlantid doesn’t perform as well in terms of pure damage.
In practice though that doesn’t mean much… if you do competitive PVP, you will probably use the Blaze Javelin anyway, and that’ll kill an enemy in the same number of shots regardless of what type of multi-tool you use (as long as it’s S-Class). It’s like a 4? shot kill so, say you have a total of 4000 HP (I’m just making these numbers up to demonstrate the concept) - it doesn’t really matter if each shot does 1,100 or 1,300 points of damage, you’re still going to kill them in 4 shots. If you do PVE, you’ll be able to easily shred any Sentinels with a fully upgraded multi-tool regardless of what type.
That’s just my understanding though. I’m not a dataminer so I’m speaking more from experience than knowledge of the actual values or code.
I don’t know the specific stats for the Atlas Sceptre but generally Expedition rewards are relatively middle-of-the-road for their category, so I’d expect Atlas Sceptre to perform like an average Voltaic Staff.
If you’re looking for something to do outside of the story, I’d also recommend checking out the Galactic Hub Project civilization! Many end-game players (including me, playing since release night) have found that it adds substantial life into the game.
No worries, that couldn’t matter less to me. I brought up this topic to gauge the general response from members of this community - I absolutely am not interested in discussing AI content as a concept with AI enthusiasts or other people who are not members of this community. You’re right about that part.
If you don’t have any actual background in music - I certainly don’t - I recommend using the TheoryTab portion of Hooktheory’s website. It puts it in a format almost exactly identical to the Bytebeat interface. Some songs don’t translate well, but others translate very well.
I can’t help you with the Waveform Modulator, though. That one, I just mess around with it until it sounds good… although come to think of it, I know a few actual musicians who take the same approach lol.
I was able to make a really good version of “This is Halloween” from Nightmare Before Christmas. However, I tried making “Happy X-Mas (War is Over)” by John Lennon and it didn’t translate very well because the Bytebeat really can’t do the jingle-bell noise at all.
The other thing you can use it for is logic. For example, creating a series of scrolling lights (maybe for Christmas lights or an 8bit light display, idk) is much easier when you use a Bytebeat and Bytebeat Switches rather than trying to create logic circuits to accomplish everything.
It’s not a paradigm shift. It’s the developing standard for the non-corporate internet in general. As you are not a member of this community, I will not be replying to you further.
Okay, then it’s “a meme” which the vast majority of this community would like to see enforced as a rule. That changes nothing.
If we can’t tell it’s AI, then don’t worry about it! (Everyone can always tell.)
It doesn’t need to make sense to you. You aren’t active in this community. This post was specifically to solicit the opinions of community members, which you are not. Thus your opinion was not solicited and is not desired. (And yes, this is the internet, you can offer it anyway, if you’re into wasting your time.)
Judging by the multitude of posts on your profile praising AI, I think what you really mean is, “Moderating which doesn’t conform to my biases and is therefore bad.”
Judging by this rule announcement receiving an overwhelmingly positive reaction, I think the majority of this community does not share in your bias. “Bad moderating” would be disregarding the actual will of the community.
And on that note, you seem to have never contributed to this, or any other, No Man’s Sky community so I’m going to write your opinion off as irrelevant.
These pictures were taken at our Portal Party, our final celebration in our old space-claim, which we’ve explored as a community for the last 6 years. The list of players on the right side was everyone who showed up to our Discord voice chat - more than No Man’s Sky could fit into a single game session!
As of April 6th, we’ve moved on to our new space claim: the Sea of Xionahui and 26 surrounding regions!
As the entire civilization is basically starting with a clean slate (as far as the in-game content goes anyway), there’s never been a better time to become a part of our community. Tons of new interlopers have been showing up already, and some have already started their own colonies or moved into positions of leadership.
You can even buy our civilization’s emblem in the QuickSilver store as a base decal or banner, and you can also add it to your exocraft or (as seen in this image) your fauna companions!
Join today, and explore together!