What game has the biggest sense of scale?

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I think no man's sky does a pretty good job at that every time you hit the pulse drive. The simple fact that you could spend literally hours traveling to nearby planets if you really wanted to.

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>what do you mean they can't measure something half a galaxy away with pinpoint accuracy and rely on measurement based estimates? Boy I sure am smart for pointing this one out.

Kerbal Space Program is up there, especially if you use the real scale mods
1:1 scale solar system with no load points and no magic hyperspace drives

Other space games have bigger scopes than a single solar system, but in KSP the fact that you physically travel from one planet's surface to another in complete control of your spacecraft/crew makes you really feel the scale.

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>they can't measure 3-4 suns
>they can somehow measure 1000 suns

>because this fan-made infographic said 1000 that must mean the scientific estimate is exactly 1000.

>want to play space engine
>get triggered by black holes
fuck, I just don't like that overwhelming blackness and the point of no return.

I felt tiny throughout. The dialogue especially cemented how large the universe is and how small you are in comparison, just a single tiny being in a tiny corner doing something you deem massively important.

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But also are you retarded? Measuring small things in space accurately is way harder than measuring big things. Use your brain for once.

>infographic especifically states 3-4 suns on one hole but not 1000-1100 suns on the other
seems something oddly especific to do as if they got the information from a reputable source that states 3-4 and 1000 respectively

Its a small number vs a big number you dumb nigger. No one is going to say "983+-1006 Msun". Also M82 is 12 million light years away, accurate measurement is impossible, and estimates range from 400-1000 solar masses, the youtube man decided on going with the highest estimate for the most drama.

>implying measuring accurately a black hole has anything to do with the size of it

Elite Dangerous in vr

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