No Man’s Sky update 4.45 patch notes
Bug fixes
- Fixed a very rare issue that caused the Leap in Darkness mission to be unable to progress after opening a portal.
- Fixed a rare issue that could prevent Artemis Path from launching correctly after converting a save from Expedition Mode.
- Fixed a rare issue where the story table of contents for Under the Rebel Star would not display the final entry.
- Improved the rewards given by autophagosomes when practicing language skills.
- Fixed an issue that caused some Autophage text to not display correctly in the Story Table of Contents.
- Expanded the list of completed objectives shown in the mission log.
- Fixed an issue that could cause certain missions to direct players to the Station Core in deprecated systems where the Station Core does not exist.
- Fixed an issue where after resetting the mission in Returners, the autophagosome at the initial Harmonic Camp might give an incorrect dialogue and hinder the progress of the mission. Players already affected by this issue may need to reset the mission again before continuing.
- Fixed an issue that could cause missions to send players to a crash site without a ship.
- Fixed an issue that allowed players to destroy cargo bays and turrets on their own freighters.
- The Outlaws faction milestone for killing traders has been replaced by the milestone for attacking freighters.
- The behavior of small AI fighters around large ships has been improved.
- Fixed an issue that allowed players to destroy recyclable scrap when their inventory was full, preventing them from receiving scrap.
- Fixed a rare issue that could cause players to slowly deplete oxygen on a planet’s surface and die.
- Fixed an issue causing ship inventories to go out of range.
- Fixed an issue that prevented all mobs from defecating.
- Fixed an issue causing the multi-tool in Sentinel Pillars to be incorrect.
- Fixed an issue that could cause player capes to behave erratically when placing base parts.
- Fixed a rare issue that could cause players to fall through the floor while loading.
- Fixed an issue that could cause players to fall through the floor when using a very specific freighter base part.
- Fixed an issue that could cause all players in the system to lose reputation when another player destroyed a civilian freighter.
- Fixed an issue where the gyroscope options page on Switch could not be used under certain circumstances.
- Fixed an issue that caused the Returner’s Cloak and Wanderer’s Cloak to use the wrong icon.
- Added new Dreadnought warp effect.
- Introduced performance optimizations for instanced rendering.
- Lighting rendering has been slightly optimized.
- Fixed a rendering issue that could cause brief visual glitches.
- Fixed an issue that could cause visual glitches with certain particle effects.
- Fixed visual issues with particles when using HDR.
- Introduced optimizations for sky and star rendering.
- Improved the visual quality of star rendering.
- Fixed an Xbox-only rendering corruption issue.
- FSR2 visuals on Nintendo Switch have been further refined and improved.
- Introduced multiple rendering optimizations for Nintendo Switch.
- Introduced multiple texture optimizations and improvements for Nintendo Switch.
- Introduced significant memory optimizations for Switch.
- Fixed a crash related to procedural texture generation.
- Fixed a memory-related crash that could occur when returning to mode or saving the selection screen during a storm.
- Fixed some memory management related crashes.
- Fixed a graphics memory related crash on PC.
- Fixed a crash that could affect PC users using certain AMD graphics cards.
- Fixed a PC-only crash that could occur when playing No Man’s Sky while other applications were using video memory.
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No Man’s Sky game information
No Man’s Sky is a video game in which you explore a vast universe filled with many different planets. You can survive, fight, trade, and build a base while discovering the unique creatures and plants on these planets.
The game initially received mixed reviews due to its lack of features, but the developers have since added many improvements and new content to make the game even more enjoyable for players.
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No Man’s Sky gameplay
No Man’s Sky is an action-adventure survival game in which players take on the role of alien explorers in a vast procedurally generated universe. Gameplay involves exploration, survival in harsh environments, combat, resource trading, and base building.
Players use special suits and tools to mine resources, interact with alien races, and upgrade their equipment. The universe is mathematically generated, offering countless planets to explore, and players earn in-game currency by discovering and recording various elements.
The game has crafting, multiplayer elements, and reaching the center of the galaxy as its central goals, but players are free to choose their own path and play style.
No Man’s Sky plot
In the plot of No Man’s Sky, the player character known as the Voyager wakes up on a remote planet with amnesia and must find their crashed starship. They repair it and embark on a journey to explore the universe, encountering three alien species along the way.
They are guided by a mysterious force to the center of the galaxy. During their exploration, they discover a special space station populated by unique aliens who provide important information. They also communicated with another traveler, Artemis, and later Apollo, learning about portals and sentinels.
Eventually, they encounter a cosmic being known as Atlas, and through computer simulations reveal the true nature of the universe. Travelers’ choices can result in restarting the simulation or rejecting an offer, affecting the outcome of their journey.
No Man’s Sky released
No Man’s Sky debuted at the VGX Awards in December 2013 and generated huge interest. Developer Hello Games has partnered with Sony Interactive Entertainment for promotion and distribution.
Sony showed off the game at E3 2014, a rare example of an independently developed game at a major gaming event. The release date was initially set for June 2016, but was pushed back to August 2016 to ensure completion.
The game is available in various editions, including Limited Edition and Discovery Edition, as well as special content such as art books and comics. Intellectual property issues with Sky Group regarding the use of the word “Sky” have been resolved.
The game’s launch was marred by leaked copies and pre-release reviews, leading to the release of a day-one patch to address issues. The game’s first major content patch, the “Fundamentals Update,” adds features like base building and creative mode. Expect future updates to include VR support.
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