Prevented Artemis being visible in the holohub after they should have left. Prevented some tutorials (for example for life support) from being shown in your log. Increased guidance for finding Convergence Cubes as part of the scientist mission. Improved UI error messages relating to missions on the galactic map. Fixed issue where mission waypoints on the galactic map would not be for your current mission. Fixed issue where travelling through the centre of the galaxy could sometimes take you back to the same galaxy. Prevented trees in frozen biomes spawning close to or intersecting buildings. Made marker for rare graves stay up for the same time as other object markers. Added and improved audio for terrain editing. Added and improved audio at the ending of the Atlas path. Fixed texturing issue seen with some combinations of AMD GPU and drivers. Fixed the landing marker being visible in some fighter cockpits. Fixed Albumen Pearl plants using the wrong name on their interaction labels. 
Added new icon for solo difficulty AI ships. Added rockets to starting ship in creative default save game. Fixed S-class ships having incorrect pricing and numbers of slots. Fixed issue where player bases were given the name "Unknown Base" rather than a generated name. In that case, here’s what players will find in the 2.2GB mechanical refresh. While official patch notes have not been released by Hello Games yet, the adjustments are expected to mirror that beta build. Performance is improved too, as is HDR support.No Man’s Sky update 1.33 has released on PS4 and PC following a brief appearance on Steam’s experimental branch this weekend. 
This was actually done back in April, but PC players will now have the ability to change graphics settings without needing to restart the game. The entire game has been updated to support Vulkan - overhauling the graphics API. That is a lot, anything else?Īctually, yes.
In fact, much of the game's UI has been completely redesigned. With a large portion of players being turned off by the seemingly endless grind of No Man's Sky, Hello Games are trying to welcome new players and returning ones alike. These range from improvements to the game's tutorials to the previously taxing inventory limitations. Quite simply, there's a ridiculous amount to be added.Īside from the new content, you'll also find a wealth of quality-of-life improvements. New environment types are being added too, and base building is being expanded on each planet. Some alien creatures can be tamed now, for example, while your Last Jedi blue-milk simulator isn't far away either with milkable creatures and a new cooking system. What we do know is that there's plenty of options to be added, many of which will likely only be discovered after months of exploration. The final pillar doesn't have a name, and is a little bit nebulous at present.
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