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This article was published on August 19, 2016

18 quintillion planets to explore and we’re going nuts over a penis bouquet


18 quintillion planets to explore and we’re going nuts over a penis bouquet

‘No Man’s Sky’ is a game unlike any other. With 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 (18 quintillion) planets to explore and enough content to keep the average person finding new things well into the billions of years, what is the internet excited about?

Dicks, man. Lots of dicks.

In a game so infinite its developers report it’d take approximately 584 billion years to explore, there are a near infinite amount of plant and animal species to discover. They might not be the majestic discoveries we were promised in the E3 trailer (shown below), but they’re discoveries nonetheless.

The discoveries have come at a rather frenetic pace, too. In the first 24 hours, No Man’s Sky explorers managed to discover more plant and animal species than exist on Earth. Imgur user Smackvein, is an explorer too. He recently put his explorer pants on to discover this majestic creation in a galaxy far, far away.

According to Smackvein:

I know they don’t want us naming shit after our dicks. But sometimes “Penis Bouquet” is the only name that fits.

Well said, wise traveler.

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