No Man’s Sky developer Hello Games has rolled out another patch for the space exploration title, which addresses a number of lingering bugs. Among the issues fixed include removing a bug where Corvette ships would be placed in the wrong location when teleporting to a base, as well as optimising graphics memory usage for PS5 & PS4 versions of the game. Beyond that, there’s a wealth of general bug fixes including ironing out a number of rare crash bugs.
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Hello Games originally released No Man’s Sky back in August 2016 for the PS4 and PC, although it was originally met with criticism due to a perceived lack of content and failing to deliver on its lofty promises. However, despite a rough start, Hello Games managed to turn things around considerably with various expansions and quality-of-life improvements, including bringing the game to other formats such as Xbox Series X/S and PSVR 2.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a multiplayer bug that could cause erratic physics impulses during starship landing sequence.
- Fixed an issue that prevented non-corvette parts from being retrieved from the corvette parts box.
- Fixed a text issue when salvaging a corvette.
- Fixed an issue that caused corvette modules awarded by expeditions to provide 0 units when sold at the corvette workshop.
- Fixed an issue which showed incorrect filters when buying and selling corvette or relic parts.
- Fixed an issue that would cause doors on the Space Anomaly to not render after flying in.
- Fixed an issue which caused Corvette ships to be placed in the wrong location when teleporting to a base.
- Improved performance when rendering large schools of fish.
- Optimised Vulkan memory usage.
- Fixed a number of rare crashes.
- Fixed a video memory issue.
- Optimised PS4 and PS5 graphics memory usage.
- Fixed an issue that could cause Xbox to hang on the pause menu.
- Fixed an issue which prevented appropriate messaging when inviting or joining a multiplayer session with certain privacy settings.