No Man’s Sky warps in crash repair patches

Hot on the heels of No Man’s Sky‘s big ‘Next’ replace this week come a string of patches which have… no, they haven’t added multiplayer to the GOG edition but, however they’ve mounted a lot of bugs inflicting crashes and save corruption. One swift patch hit yesterday, and a second adopted in the present day. They’re not glamorous or harmful however they do, y’know, so I assumed I’d inform in case you’re weighing up the benefits and drawbacks of a weekend in house.

Some highlights from yesterday’s Next update 1.51 patch notes:

• Fixed a problem the place gamers who saved after partially repairing some objects of know-how could be unable to load that savegame. Please observe that if the sport has not been resaved, then progress has not been misplaced and can be recovered.
• Fixed a crash brought on by reminiscence corruption
• Fixed a crash when saving on a freighter
• Fixed a crash when fleet expeditions finish with out their capital ship current
• Fixed a problem the place transportable refiners positioned close to one another would share inventories
• Fixed a crash when a number of gamers put ammunition right into a refiner

Annnd from in the present day’s Next 1.52 patch notes:

• Fixed a problem that can restore extra savegames for gamers who saved with partially repaired tech.
• Fixed a problem the place gamers who had partially repaired a bit of damaged know-how would have an incorrect merchandise within the restore interplay
• Fixed a crash within the base-building system

Developers Hello Games stated earlier this week that they’ve deliberate a “season of weekly content and community events” to observe Next, however clearly the speedy precedence is fixes. And hopefully getting multiplayer to the GOG version?

I’ve requested each GOG and Hello Games about what the heck is happening there, by the way in which. I haven’t heard again from both but.

Our John blasted off again with the launch of Next, although he’s gotten off to a impolite begin. How about youse, gang?

Disclosure: our Alec wrote a little bit of No Man’s Sky again within the day.