Hello Games launched a new minor patch for No Man's Sky to address the frequent crashing issues players have experienced recently.
Crashing Issues No More
Those who play No Man's Sky on PC, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5 might no longer experience crashing issues once they have updated their game clients to the latest version. So, what really got fixed in Patch 4.51?
Well, the bugs that were causing the game to crash when players interact with portals, freighters, and even the Quicksilver shop have now been squashed. Besides that, the bug that was responsible for the rendering crash on PlayStation 5, specifically, has been addressed as well.
Aside from that, the issue that caused many of the new biscuit recipes to be inedible has been resolved. Players who have had this issue before are encouraged to download and install Patch 4.51 immediately.
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Changelog
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Fixed an inconsistency in the pricing of NipNip buds when bought from smugglers.
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Fixed an issue that could cause incorrect numbers to be used in mission notifications about spending Quicksilver.
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Fixed a number of text issues in the Creative Mode tutorial.
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Fixed a text issue related to the pulse engine refuelling hint.
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Fixed a rare issue that could prevent black holes being marked on the galaxy map.
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Fixed a rare issue that could cause players with some Autophage customisation parts to have their customisation scrambled on load.
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Fixed a visual issue with the eyes on a specific Autophage head.
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Fixed an issue that could cause red backgrounds when using some menus in PC VR.
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Fixed a crash related to the aerial camera view.
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Fixed a memory crash.
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Fixed a crash related to bases.
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Fixed a crash related to Exocraft.
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Fixed a crash related to terrain generation.
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Xbox-only:
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Fixed a Xbox-only issue that caused fireworks to spawn within all decals placed in a base.
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Saved Game Bug?
While the vast majority of the No Man's Sky community is enjoying what the Omega Update has to offer, there are some that did not have a good experience at all.
According to one Redditor, one of their saves got corrupted somehow, which caused them to lose a lot of the progress they have made in the game so far. Although the player tried downloading saves from the cloud, it was so dated that it is practically useless.
It seems that this is a known issue as another Redditor pointed out that they have heard other players losing their saved games as well. Could this be a result of an unknown bug that has yet to be addressed? Whatever the case may be, hopefully, Hello Games will be on top of the situation soon.
No Man's Sky is available on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
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