"No Man's Sky" 1.12 Patch notes has reportedly taken note of the mod reports and altered the errors of Steam Init so these may longer appear when running the game via the .exe files. Several other updates have also been added to the game on both of the gaming platforms. It has further been noted on the "No Man's Sky" 1.12 Patch notes that the spawning issues for NPC missions to continue.
The Hello Games team also came with user-feedback notes on the game with the "No Man's Sky" 1.12 Patch version. The updated game already went live on the gaming platforms with the patch notes revealed on the official website. Apparently, the rare cases where NPCs were being prevented from giving mission critical dialogue have been addressed by the "No Man's Sky" 1.12 Patch, Justpushstart reported.
Furthermore, the developers also revealed in the "No Man's Sky" 1.12 Patch notes a new feature noted as the mod detection. It has been noted that unsupported mods affect the game negatively. Hence, the feature was added to show a warning screen when unsupported mods are detected.
In addition, "No Man's Sky" 1.12 Patch may allow users to successfully remap the build menu as well as quick menu commands for Azerty keyboard support. NPC Missions not being completed due to underwater buildings that apparently spawn without doors have also been fixed via the "No Man's Sky" 1.12 Patch. A more permanent fix is expected in the future.
Meanwhile, before the "No Man's Sky" 1.12 Patch launched, the foundation Update was already revealed. The update reportedly featured tweaks to make life better on the open world. However, the update was reportedly too late for other users, according to report.
"No Man's Sky" 1.12 Patch has also been expected to encourage more of the gaming community to come back to the game or try it out. Moreover, the roadblocks found since launch was reportedly addressed already. Hello Games is expected to launch more updates to fix the other flaws in the game's graphics as well as gameplay. Learn more about the 1.12 patch here: