Patch 1.04 of the online game No Man’s Sky is available and brings improved performance, but also a small problem.
After the patch was initially released for the PC version, it has now also been released for the PlayStation 4. With this update, the most significant performance issues should be resolved. Sean Murray from Hello Games stated that the entire team is amazed at how many players are playing No Man’s Sky. Only about one percent of players have submitted a support request, but that one percent includes so many players that they could only handle 70 percent of the requests in a week.
Patch released, new patch in development
Customer support is currently a priority, after which improvements and expansions of the game will be addressed.Another update is already in the works and is expected to be released next week. The current patch for PC differs slightly from that for the PS4. The PC version adds more support for specific hardware and improves performance, while the PlayStation 4 version provides more stability.
Let yourselves die!
However, the update has also brought a small problem. Some players report that they can no longer save. More specifically, saving sometimes works and sometimes it doesn’t. As a workaround, you should let your character die in the game; then it should work normally again. To make your character die, for example, you can let the life support systems fail on planets.
No Man's Sky is a space open-world game with survival influences, where planets are procedurally generated. Players explore the galaxy and can choose whether to...
