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hey how's it going guys this is Dave 2d and welcome to the second episode of oMG setups where I showcase an upcoming game and some hardware to go with it this time we're flying into space to explore a universe in no man's sky and to do this I'm going with the Dell Inspiron 7:59 this is one of the best valued gaming laptops on the market right now quad core i7 gtx 960m this thing can handle most games comfortably it has some red accents without going over the top and it's just an all-around great gaming laptop the phone I'm using to tether is the next bit Robin it's a forward-thinking phone with essentially unlimited storage because it can intelligently transfer your data to and from the next bit cloud it also looks pretty cool the mouse pad is the Razer Kabuto it has a soft surface with a grippy rubber bottom very easy to transport around and the mouse performance on this thing is excellent it's got a very smooth surface for controlling your ship around in space the mouse I went with is the Razer Orochi it uses bluetooth so there's no cables to worry about it has chroma lighting so you can adjust it whichever way you like it's got really smooth tracking and a long battery life of around 60 hours of use the headset I'm using for this setup is the Razer Manowar it's a wireless 7.1 speaker with a retractable mic super comfortable excellent audio performance and it also has chroma lighting you can adjust lastly the pack that I use to carry all of this is the jetpack 2.0 from Tesla it has weather resistant seams holds a 15-inch laptop anything it looks awesome so all of these products are linked below if you want to check them out no man's sky is a sci-fi sandbox game that was developed by a studio called hello games so the game has survival elements mixed with a much larger theme of exploring the universe and this universe is procedurally generated it uses math to randomly construct essentially everything in the game the galaxies the solar systems the planets the animals and the plant life on those planets the structures on those planets all of this stuff is created using math in real time as they're first discovered it's really impressive and by doing this they created a universe with a ridiculous number of planets got 18 quintillion planets and every single one of those can be discovered and explored by players if you happen to be the first player to land on a planet and explore it you even get to name it and then that planet gets plotted on a map of the universe called the Atlas so as planets are discovered they'll appear on this map for all the players to see now when you have a gigantic space like this with essentially infinite places to explore it becomes a really cool environment to tell a story so as you play you discover the history and the lower that the developers put into the universe and eventually you piece together the mystery that they've laid out it's not a purely explorative game you can attack things there's ground combat like you'll come across creatures and plants that are hostile and they try to kill you but it's pretty basic combat and the same thing applies when you're flying around in a spaceship so there's ample opportunity for fighting in space but it's not a hardcore space combat game there are three different player classes with their own perks a fighter a traitor and an explorer so the game gives you various ways to experience the universe but you have your standard sandbox stuff you have to harvest resources which you can trade for currency or use to craft things to upgrade your equipment but everything you do in the game is kind of geared to help you get closer to the ultimate goal which is to reach the center of the universe where there's supposedly something pretty cool waiting now it's listed as a single-player game but technically it's kind of multiplayer see all of the players exist in the same universe as you but everything is so spread apart and the universe is just so massive that it's very unlikely he'll encounter another player so you're essentially alone as you play this multiplayer game now if you want you can try to meet up with your friends in game but it's supposed to be incredibly difficult to find each other so I'm super excited about no man's sky the idea of traveling around in a spaceship to explore the universe something that I've always had dreams of as a kid it's awesome the game costs $60 and as always I'm giving away a key to a subscriber follow me on Twitter and Instagram for details hope you guys enjoyed this video give me some thumbs if you liked it subs if you loved it it's been nice I'll see you guys at the center of the universe