No Man’s Sky

komisch · 20. Juli 2022

Der Mo hat das Update mal aufgedröselt...

SolKutTeR · 22. Februar 2023

Denke, jetzt ist ein guter Zeitpunkt sich das ganze mit dem neuen Fractal Update nochmal anzuschauen.

Hiermit kommt ein großes VR Update einher, unter anderem auch das ersehnte PSVR2 Update.
@Hoshi82 nun auch mit Linkshänder Support.

Fractal: Introducing Update 4.1
Completely immerse yourself in an infinite universe with No Man’s Sky update 4.1, FRACTAL! Introducing a catalogue of your most incredible discoveries, a huge number of quality of life and accessibility improvements, gyroscopic control support, full support for PlayStation®VR2, and much more!

Utopia Expedition
The once-affluent system of Bakkin has fallen into decay: trade routes halted, the Space Station abandoned and rotting, intelligent lifeforms departed. Anomalous solar activity prevents the crafting of items beyond the shelter of a planetary base.
Thankfully, for the good of all, the generous Utopia Foundation is coordinating a grand reconstruction project. Join the communal habitation team, settler, and help make Bakkin beautiful and productive once more!

Wonderous Discoveries
Browse through your most impressive and bizarre discoveries in the new Wonders section of the Catalogue. Explore an ever-evolving collection of mementos from your journey: from the largest herbivorous creature, to the most ancient tree, to the planet most approaching paradise.

Improved HDR Lighting
Colour grading for high dynamic range (HDR) displays has been completely reworked, bringing the hues and tones of the universe closer to the look of a standard dynamic range display, while still enhanced by the brilliant lights and intense shadows of HDR.

Utopia Speeder Starship
Complete the full programme of Utopia Foundation assignments to receive the exclusive Utopia Speeder starship. This versatile craft is plated with radiation-resistant armour, and engineered with an aerodynamic profile for agility during atmospheric flight.

PlayStation®VR2
Launching together with the new PSVR2 hardware, No Man’s Sky is a more immersive Virtual Reality experience than ever. Travellers can explore the universe in up to 4K resolution, pilot ships and wield Multi-Tools with the new ergonomic Sense controllers, and benefit from a vast number of gameplay and quality of life improvements.

Nexus Missions on Switch
For the first time on Nintendo Switch, sign up at the Space Anomaly to undertake challenging missions for Priest Entity Nada and Specialist Polo.
The Nexus interface offers an ever-updating selection of missions at specific locations, ranging from discovery, to combat, to base building, and much more.
Every day, with a bonus at weekends, the Nexus offers a new mission rewarding Quicksilver. Polo’s Quicksilver Synthesis Companion will be pleased to exchange this special currency for a wide range of exotic collectables.

Clearer Game Options
Game Options are now available from the opening screens of the game, allowing you to tweak settings such as volume and resolution before loading into gameplay.
Options have been reorganised for ease of use, and clarifying descriptions have been added to explain the function of each option.

Fearsome Visor
Utopia settlers will receive this exclusive appearance customisation: the Fearsome Visor. Strike dread into the hearts of your foes with this oxide-strengthened helmet.

PSVR2 Visual Quality
The universe looks crisper and more beautiful in PSVR2, with higher quality textures, improved particle rendering, terrain tessellation effects, increased planetary details, increased draw distances, and much more.
These improvements, combined with support for AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0 technology on PlayStation technology, create the best-looking PSVR experience yet.

Twitch Rewards
Tune in to Twitch streams of No Man’s Sky to earn in-game rewards. Sign up and link your platform accounts on the Twitch Drops page, then watch other Travellers explore the Fractal update to earn special companions, starships, appearance modifications, exotic base parts, and more!
Visit the Quicksilver Synthesis Companion aboard the Space Anomaly to redeem Twitch rewards.

Alien Structure Ambience
A deeper sense of mystery surrounds ancient portals, plaques, and monoliths, with the addition of ambient mist and dramatic new visual effects upon activation.

Virtual Reality Overhaul
The experience of playing in VR has been improved across the board.
When playing with a controller tracked in each hand, the Personal Forcefield will move attached to your non-dominant hand, allowing you to reflexively and intuitively deflect enemy fire.
Mission locations and power hotspots are more intuitive to pinpoint, with revamped Target Sweep and Hotspot Surveying controls for the Analysis Visor.

Dynamic Resolution Scaling
Dynamic scaling on PS5 invisibly adapts your display resolution during play, ensuring a smooth framerate at all times, and a significant improvement to visual quality in situations such as space flight.
Transitioning between deep-space exploration and low-altitude flight is now completely seamless and hitch-free.

VR Base Building
Constructing a base in Virtual Reality is more intuitive than ever. Placement options now appear wherever you look, and you can select a position by pointing to it.
Base parts can now be recoloured in VR, to enhance your base’s aesthetic with the full range of colours and materials.

Catalogued Treasures
Your most lucrative treasures, from leather-bound anthologies to eldritch bio-anomalies, are now recorded in the Wonders section of the Catalogue.
Planetary glitches, such as electric cubes and bubble clusters, are also counted here as you retrieve them from exotic biomes.

VR Galaxy Map
Navigating and selecting warp destinations in the VR Galaxy Map has been improved, and it is now possible to travel through the centre of the galaxy in VR.

New Accessibility Features
A significant number of new game options allow you to customise your experience for accessibility and ease of use. New options include a range of tools to adjust visual effects, cameras, and controls for the most comfortable experience possible.
Specific settings include a setting for the Analysis Visor to automatically scan fauna, flora and minerals when centred on screen, without requiring a second simultaneous button push.
In addition to the existing HUD Scale option, some menu text can now also be enlarged to increase readability, especially from a distance.

Holographic Friend
Contributors to the Utopia communal habitation project will receive this exclusive holographic base part, providing eternal friendship to even the loneliest of bases!

Customise Your Gameplay
The player character may now be shown on the right side of the screen, operating the Multi-Tool with their left hand.
The auto-rotation behaviour of the third-person camera can be disabled, allowing complete manual control of the camera rotation.
A network privilege can be set for which players are permitted to access the contents of your refiner.
The game language may now be set from within No Man’s Sky, independently of your system language.

Quality of Life
A polish pass has improved quality of life across a wide range of gameplay features.
Quick charge allows base parts such as refiners to be fully refuelled with a single button press.
The system for synchronising the contents of your refiner in multiplayer has been completely reworked for reliability and stability.
An emergency warp button will now allow you to reset your position in your freighter, to rescue any ambitious builders who have become caught within the freighter base.

New VR Options
When exploring on foot or piloting your ship in VR, the distance of the User Interface (UI) and Heads-Up Display (HUD) can now be fine-tuned to your exact preference, to maximise physical comfort.
While playing PS4 VR using a DualShock 4, you may now use motion controls to operate the cursor in menus.
All VR players can now adjust the intensity of the vignette effect at the edge of your vision, to suit your individual comfort level.

Robo-warden Companion
The Utopia Foundation provides its most hardworking settlers with an exclusive hovering valet, the Robo-Warden. This electronic companion is programmed to be meticulous and dependable as it assists you on your journey.

PSVR2 Headset Feedback
Subtle headset vibrations in PSVR2 elevate sensory feedback to a new level of immersion.
The visor will echo the quaking of the earth as titan worms thunder from the soil. Experience your cockpit rumble around you as you breach planetary atmosphere. Feel the blast of nearby lightning strikes, volcanic eruptions, and other terrestrial phenomena.
The strength of these vibrations can be tuned to your preferences in the Options menu.

A Trace of Metal on Switch
For the first time on Nintendo Switch, delve into the secrets of the Sentinels in the story-driven mission “A Trace of Metal”.
Collaborate with Iteration: Tethys, befriend a drone and steal powerful Sentinel technology to upgrade your Minotaur Exocraft.

Motion Controls
On PlayStation and Nintendo Switch, stick input can now be enhanced with gyroscopic motion sensor control.
Achieve effortless precision when aiming at enemies with the Multi-Tool, and feel fully immersed as you tilt your hands to scan fauna with the Analysis Visor.
Motion control can be enabled and disabled for individual contexts, and the sensitivity and smoothing can be fine-tuned in the Options menu.

Tactile PSVR2 Controls
Touch and manipulate the universe around you with the individually tracked PS VR2 Sense controllers.
Feel individual bolts click beneath your finger as each is released from your Boltcaster barrel. When your Multi-Tool begins to overheat, reactive feedback begins to resist your pull on the trigger.
Dramatic moments such as launching your starship vibrate your hands and headset together, placing you directly in the centre of the action.

Smoke and Wreckage Effects
Ambient smoke and fog now surrounds colossal archives, and swirls through abandoned planetary structures.

The smoking and sparking of damaged machinery and crashed freighters has been updated with atmospheric new visual effects.

Milestone Titles
Celebrate your Journey Milestone progress with dozens of new titles available at the Appearance Modifier.

Expanded Starship Fleets
Grow and diversify your ship collection with three additional slots, raising the maximum fleet size to twelve.
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4.1 Patch notes
VR

No Man’s Sky now fully supports PlayStation®VR2.

PS VR2 benefits from a high-res display, as well as higher quality textures, improved particle rendering, terrain tessellation effects, increased planetary details, increased draw distances, and much more.

Support has been added for PS VR2 headset vibration.

Support has been added for PS VR2 Sense controllers, including advanced haptics and adaptive triggers.

All VR players with a higher resolution headset now benefit from a sharper UI, placed at a more comfortable default distance from their eyes.

The VR play area boundaries are now far more lenient, reducing instances of the play area warning occurring unnecessarily.

Fixed an issue that could cause shaky or inaccurate VR cursor positioning over time.

VR players can now use hand controllers to position the Personal Forcefield directly, allowing for advanced combat tactics.

VR swimming controls have been significantly improved.

The VR base building experience and UI has been significantly improved.

The VR base building menu now correctly appears as part of the wrist projector.

When base building in VR, snap-points and part previews now track the player’s head position rather than cursor.

The VR galaxy map experience and UI has been significantly improved.

It is now possible to travel through the galactic centre in VR.

Fixed a VR-specific issue that could block interactions after using the galaxy map.

The VR surveying experience and UI has been significantly improved.

Markers for objects belonging to other players are now easier to target in VR.

Fixed an issue that could cause a visual lag in Multi-Tool positioning in VR.

The projector menu on the rear of larger Multi-Tools now has a custom, more appropriate position.

Fixed an issue that could cause custom markers to be positioned incorrectly in VR.

Fixed a rendering glitch that could occur when scanning in VR with the HUD disabled.

Fixed a clipping issue that could occur with the player’s head when entering Photo Mode in VR.

Player hands are now shown correctly in VR Photo Mode.

The “Scan” and “Change Weapon” right-hand wrist projector options are now usable inside starships and exocraft.

With the combat auto-follow behaviour engaged, players are no longer required to have their hands on the flight stick to fire starship weapons in VR.

Changing speeds in the starship now gives a small amount of vibration in VR, to provide feedback that the throttle adjustment was successful.

The ship and companion summoning UI has been improved and clarified in VR.

Fixed an issue that caused the UI to move around while interacting with creatures and companions in VR.

Fixed an issue that could cause areas of the Space Anomaly to load or unload incorrectly, based on where the VR teleport preview was currently aimed.

VR players can now adjust their jetpack direction mid-flight while the teleport preview is being aimed.

Fixed an issue that could occur when using VR teleport movement to navigate between the freighter hangar and bridge.

WONDERS

A new section has been added to the Catalogue – “Wonders”.

The Wonders Catalogue tracks your play and records notable discoveries, planetary extremes, and unusual objects collected.

Sections include:

Planetary records, such as temperature, toxicity, highest point reached, overall hostility quotient, and so on.

Creature records, including various size records and noteworthy environmental adaptations.

Flora and mineral records, measured against a range of categories.

A record of rare items with the highest market value on the galactic exchange.

The number of times you have interacted with rare planetary glitch objects.

Any entry in the Wonders catalogue can be selected to take you to its detailed entry in your discoveries list, allowing you to easily mark and visit its parent star system.

GYRO CONTROLS

Nintendo Switch and PlayStation players can now enable motion-sensor based gyro controls.

Gyro controls allow for accurate fine-tuning of camera movements using controller motion on top of thumbstick control.

Gyro controls can also be used to move the cursor in UI screens.

Gyro controls can be enabled from the Motion Sensor section of the Controls options.

A wide number of tuning options are available for players to customise their gyro experience.

OPTIONS

The various options menus have been reworked and reorganised to accommodate a new suite of options, as well as to help players quickly navigate to whichever option they wish to change.

Options can now be adjusted from the boot and save select screens, allowing for customisation before starting a game.

On PC, video and graphics options have been merged into one page for ease of use.

An option has been added to allow players to set the in-game language to be different from the default system language of their device.

An option has been added to reset your current position while aboard a freighter, to provide a safe return aboard after becoming stuck.

An option has been added for all non-Switch platforms to use the enlarged menu text already used on the Switch.

An option has been added to allow players to customise who has access to the contents of their refiners.

An option has been added to remove all white flashes from the game and replace them with fades to black.

An option has been added to allow players to adjust the strength of various hazard-related screen effects, such as visor frosting.

An option has been added to allow players to disable all automatic “follow” camera movements in third-person.

An option has been added to allow players to adjust the handedness of their player character in first-person mode.

An option has been added to allow players to adjust the handedness of their player character in third-person mode and to move the character to the other side of the screen.

An option has been added for PlayStation 4 VR users to use their DualShock 4 to directly control the cursor while in menus, instead of using the thumbsticks.

A number of options have been added for VR players to adjust the distance from the screen of various menu elements.

An option has been added for VR players to adjust the strength of the vignette effect deployed to reduce motion sickness.

An option has been added to allow players to scan objects with the Analysis Visor without being required to hold down the scan button.

An option has been added to allow players to toggle the behaviour of the jump button on gamepads, so that it can be used as an alternative “Build” button while in base-building mode.

An option has been added to allow players to swap the functions on gamepad thumbsticks, i.e. to toggle which stick is Sprint and which stick is Scan.

RENDERING & OPTIMISATIONS

Dynamic Resolution Scaling has been added for PlayStation 5. This technology allows the game to maintain a consistent framerate across all scenarios, and results in a significantly improved image quality in some situations, such as during spaceflight.

PlayStation 5 now supports AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0 technology, providing high image quality and improved framerates.

The HDR rendering system has been overhauled for all platforms for a richer and more dynamic colour experience while playing on an HDR display.

The particle rendering system has been improved to add support for high-quality additive particles.

Introduced a significant optimisation for all platforms when loading large numbers of bases within a single system.

Introduced a significant number of memory optimisations for all platforms.

Fixed a visual glitch with tornado rendering on Nintendo Switch.

Fixed an Xbox-specific issue that could cause occasional flickering.

Fixed a camera issue that could cause jittering in various anti-aliasing systems.

UI AND QUALITY OF LIFE

A significant number of new player titles have been added, earned by progressing through various core and factional milestones.

The maximum number of owned starships has increased from nine to twelve.

Players can now “Quick Charge” a technology, without having to drag and drop the fuel into the selected slot. Select and drop functionality has been retained for players who wish to fine-tune the amount of charging substance used.

Additional filters have been added to the Expedition and Twitch reward menus, accessed via the Quicksilver Synthesis Companion.

Players can now begin an expedition at any time before the current expedition ends, rather than needing to start two days before the expedition times out.

A variety of new cooking recipes have been added, making use of various titan worm-related products.

The accuracy and input tracking speed of inputs on PlayStation controllers has been improved.

The hint system for crafting components that you cannot currently afford has been improved.

Objectives in pinned installation or crafting missions now correctly skip sections for subcomponents if the player already has enough of the parent component.

Fixed an issue where text and highlighting in the build popup would not correctly reflect the amounts needed, if the item in question is built in multiples greater than one (such as projectile ammunition).

Fixed an issue that caused the Personal Refiner to always show 0 as its current progress while it is being highlighted by a mission hint.

Fixed an issue that prevented crafting highlights from working in the Multi-Tool inventory.

Technologies are now always installed fully charged when playing on a difficulty setting that does not use up fuel.

Fixed an issue that could prevent a base computer from being moved before it had been claimed as a base.

Fixed an issue that could prevent Exocraft weapons from being correctly auto-selected after installation.

Fixed an issue where an Exocraft would not become your primary selected vehicle after building its geobay.

The Ship Launch Auto-Charger now requires a solar mirror rather than a magnetic resonator to install.

The “Stories Learned” count in the Catalogue no longer counts every individual word of alien language as its own story.

The selection highlights for the various collections in the Catalogue have been updated.

The selection highlights for the various game mode options when starting a new game have been updated.

Fixed an issue that could cause the words PREV | NEXT to become stuck on the screen after teleporting aboard a frigate.

Fixed an issue that caused the “destructible” target icon to appear low res.

Fixed an issue that could cause the creature icons in the Analysis Visor to appear low res.

The icon used to indicate the presence of a biological horror has been updated.

Fixed an issue that caused the preview of the jetpack/starship/Multi-Tool etc to be rotated when scrolling a scrollbar in the inventory.

Fixed an issue that caused base parts to still be flagged as new and unseen in the base building menu despite having been built.

Fixed an issue that caused descriptions to vanish from the base building popup panel in some circumstances.

Fixed a visual glitch that could cause flickering lines when viewing expedition milestones.

Fixed an issue that caused the scrollbar to be in the wrong visual state after changing from one story to another in the Collected Knowledge section of the catalogue.

Fixed an issue that caused there to be no page count dots on the bottom of some catalogue categories.

Fixed a large number of issues that could cause cropping text, particularly in VR.

Fixed a large number of typos and spelling errors.

Fixed an issue that could occasionally cause some NPC dialogue boxes to be skipped over.

BUG FIXES

The networking system for persistent interactions has been rewritten for increased stability and robustness. This fix addresses a number of issues that could cause the saved state of objects such as refiners to be reset upon entering or leaving a multiplayer session.

Fixed an issue that prevented camera shake from applying correctly while in the vicinity of a black hole.

Fixed a number of issues that could cause volcanoes to block access to mission critical buildings.

Fixed a number of issues that could cause players to become stuck inside volcanoes.

Fixed an issue that caused some planetary objects to appear low detail, even at close range.

Fixed an issue that caused various buildable doors to fail to connect to power grids (and thus never shut).

Fixed an issue that prevented base part variants from being duplicated.

Fixed a rare issue that could occasionally cause freighter bases to fail to sync to other players.

Fixed an issue that caused freighter colours and engine effects to fail to sync to other players.

Fixed a number of issues that could cause freighter bases and freighter inventories to be lost or fail to apply correctly when examining a new freighter to purchase.

The chat message sent to other players upon entering your base now correctly references the name of the specific base.

Fixed an issue that prevented NPCs from navigating correctly around planetary settlements on PlayStation 4.

Fixed a visual glitch in the starship heads up display during landing.

Fixed an issue that caused some substances in the catalogue to offer a non-functional “Locate Substance” button.

Fixed an issue that could cause mission markers for expedition rendezvous points to use incorrect icons after reloading a save.

Fixed an issue that could cause duplicate entries to appear in the teleport terminus list during the tutorial.

Fixed an issue that could occur when cancelling the discovery naming process on Switch.

Fixed a number of Switch-specific issues that could block progress or cause incorrect mission selection near the end of some expeditions.

Fixed an issue that could cause visual glitches in starship trails while flying in hailing formation.

Fixed an issue that could allow VR players to break the mission flow in Nexus missions by taking off too early.

Fixed an issue that could cause the Nexus Sentinel Pillar missions to fail to find a destination system in particular circumstances.

The amounts gained and used when refining Di-Hydrogen jelly have been adjusted for logical consistency.

Fixed an issue that could cause the Minotaur to fail to deploy weapons correctly when under AI autopilot and equipped with a Sentinel Hardframe arm.

The Minotaur AI will now make correct use of Bio-Mechanical Stun weaponry.

Fixed a rare crash that could occur while deleting Exocraft race checkpoints.

Fixed an issue that could allow starship cargo probes to continue after the ship has landed.

Planetary rings are now correctly rendered while inside a freighter base.

Fixed a number of navigation and AI behaviour issues that could occur when biological horrors attempted to pursue the player while despawning.

Fixed an issue that prevented some technologies from correctly appearing in the Exosuit Technology section of the catalogue.

Fixed a visual glitch that caused NPC ship trade routes to render incorrectly in some circumstances.

Fixed an issue that caused cape and cloth movement to lag slightly out of sync with player movement.

Fixed a number of visual issues with the Exosuit backpack seen in the Inventory screen when wearing a cape.

Fixed a number of visual issues with the status bar lights on the Retro jetpack unit.

Fixed a number of visual issues with the status bar lights on the Exotic jetpack unit.

Fixed an issue that caused the Boltcaster to use incorrect audio.

Fixed a rare hang related to audio playback.

Fixed a rare audio issue that could cause incorrect environmental effects when in caves.

Fixed a number of audio issues that prevent correct volume settings from being applied in the mode and save select menus.

Improved the audio related to meteor impacts.

Fixed an issue that could cause the pulse engine effects to continue to play after cancelling a pulse jump.

MISSIONS

All Nexus missions, including Quicksilver rewards, are now available to Nintendo Switch players.

The “Trace of Metal” mission chain is now available to Nintendo Switch players. This story-driven mission has a number of unique rewards, including a drone companion and Sentinel-related customisation options for the Minotaur.

Introduced a significant optimisation to the mission system during expeditions.

Fixed an issue that could cause a blocker during the segment of the living ship mission where players must visit the graves of fallen Travellers.

Fixed a number of issues that could result in duplicate living ship components being awarded.

Fixed a number of mission issues where an incorrect number of enemies remaining was reported in the mission text.

Fixed an issue that could cause players to miss out on some recipes while progressing through the Base Computer Archives mission chain.

Fixed an issue that could cause a blocker in the Trace of Metal if the Sentry drone was dismissed at mission-critical moments.

Fixed a visual issue in the log that could show Nexus mission objectives as completed before the players have left the Space Anomaly.

UTOPIA EXPEDITION

A brand new expedition, “Utopia” will begin shortly after the release of the Fractal update.

The Utopia expedition will see players working for the mysterious Utopia Foundation as they attempt to rebuild the planets of an abandoned solar system.

Strange goings on in the system require the shelter of a Utopia Foundation base in order to craft items or install technologies, requiring explorers to plan ahead before venturing out into the wilds, and to work together to establish a network of bases across the system.

Rewards for assisting the Utopia Foundation in their noble efforts include a set of unique posters; a buildable holographic friend statue; an exclusive new helmet customisation; an exclusive new robotic drone companion; and the brand-new Utopia Speeder class starship.

PARTICLES

The visual effects for portals and their interactions have been significantly improved.

The colour diversity of non-Euclid galaxies in the galaxy map has been improved.

Damaged machinery effects have been reworked for improved quality and to match up with audio effects.

The visual effect for breaking through a starship’s shielding system has been reworked.

Crashed freighter atmospheric effects have been significantly improved.

The atmospherics and other visual effects for monoliths and plaques have been significantly improved.

Abandoned building atmospheric effects have been significantly improved.

Door explosion visual effects have been reworked and improved.

The visual effects for Hexaberry harvesting have been improved.

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SolKutTeR · 5. April 2023

Frisches Interceptor Update mit allerlei VR.
(z.B. neue Schiffsmodelle, Positionierbare Interaktionsfläche, PSVR2 Optik und Performance Verbesserungen und vieles mehr.)

Interceptor: Introducing Update 4.2
Venture to forsaken Sentinel worlds in update 4.2, INTERCEPTOR! Explore corrupted planets, fight a legion of challenging new robotic guardians, hijack their technology, steal their ships, harvest their resources, destroy their freighters, and much, much more!

Salvaged Interceptors
Expand your fleet with your very own salvaged Sentinel Interceptor starship. Hunt down your perfect Sentinel ship, or collect a whole range of these sleek procedurally-generated Interceptors.

Corrupted Planets
A darkness spreads through the Sentinel horde. Many fortified worlds have succumbed to corruption, with strange crystals sprouting from the earth and their robot guardians twisted into bizarre new forms. Explore these purple-hazed worlds to find new buildings, crashed interceptors, secret equipment and more…

Movable Wrist Projectors
The high-tech projector interfaces for accessing menus in VR can now be grabbed and moved, allowing full custom control over their position. Reattach the wrist projectors to any location around your hand or Multi-Tool.

Interceptor Variety
Sentinel fleets have evolved. System authority ships now appear in hundreds of procedurally-generated variations, dramatically diversifying their silhouettes and styles.

Corrupted Sentinels
The strange power flowing through corrupted worlds has warped the Sentinels beyond recognition. Colossal semi-arachnid machines stalk these discordant worlds, ready to pounce upon unwary Travellers. Those who take on the corrupted swarm should beware their devastating flamethrowers and long-distance explosives.

Aeron Turbojet
Explorers who delve into the mysteries found on corrupted worlds will uncover plans for unique Sentinel jetpack customisation, with high-tech engines precooled by a constant flow of pugneum and nitrogen.

Interceptor Cockpit
For the first time, step inside a Sentinel ship and see the universe from the perspective of an Interceptor. Operate and interact with this advanced Sentinel technology up-close, piloting an Interceptor ship from its unusual vestigial cockpit.

Harvest The Corruption
As you wander dissonant worlds, direct your Mining Laser towards the ethereal radiant shards bursting from the terrain. Collect the anomalous crystals to fuel your salvaged Sentinel technology, or harvest and refine new resources directly from the remains of defeated Sentinel forces.

Sentinel Ship Technology
Interceptor ships are powered by unique Sentinel components, hungering for radiant shards. Engage the Anti-Gravity Well to lift off, and follow the gaze of the Crimson Core to dash through tunnels in spacetime.

Improved Sentinel Quads
Sentinel quadruped combat units have been improved with new animations and intelligent pathfinding, tremendously improving their mobility and agility when hunting Travellers.

Crashed Interceptors
Sentinel Interceptor ships, though supremely powerful in deep space, have begun to fall from the skies on de-harmonised planets. Explore the secrets of these strange worlds to locate a crash site, and undertake a new mission to install a Pilot Interface, melding your mind with that of the ship and adding it to your fleet.

Corrupted World Nexus Mission
The inhabitants of the Space Anomaly, disturbed by the disharmonious corruption of the Sentinel swarm, request that Travellers band together to root out the corrupted Sentinels and destroy their foul machinery. Group up with friends or strangers at the Nexus to sign up for this new mission.

Spawning Cowl
The Quicksilver Synthesis Companion is engineering a blueprint for a traditional Gek Spawning Cowl. Synthesise this exotic customisation to don the appearance of an esteemed Trade Lord.

Robotic Curiosities
Scraps of robotic anatomy can be found littering corrupted planets, but it remains unclear how they relate to the crystalline power seeping from these discordant worlds…

Sentinel Multi-tools
Explore corrupted worlds to add two unique Multi-Tools to your arsenal. These unconventional weapons are bolted together from the scraps of Sentinel machinery, their hostile optics hijacked and repurposed for use as a high-powered mining laser.

Swarming Quadrupeds
Face off against a swarm of corrupted Sentinel spawns. These aggressive mini-machines know no fear, and will relentlessly pursue their Traveller foes all the way to the bitter end.

Salvaging Mission
Repairing and modifying a crashed Interceptor requires a degree of skill and expertise. With guidance from the Mission Log, gather specialised materials to bypass Sentinel security and prepare these once auto-piloted ships for manual flight.

Geometric Cape
Polo’s robotic companion is designing an upcoming cape blueprint, soon available to synthesise aboard the Space Anomaly. Woven from a star silk blend, this attractive customisation bears a classic geometric design.

Advanced Drones
Corrupted Sentinel drones have a new visual style, and range of intelligent behaviours and attacks. Their weaponry varies from rapid-fire energy weapons, to grenades, to a corrupted flamethrower, and they will tactically repair heavily damaged drones.

Cursed Machinery
Ominous Dissonance Resonators drill into the crust of corrupted Sentinel worlds, pumping out whatever decay and darkness simmers below the surface. Built from rare Sentinel materials, destroying these machines is both lucrative and highly dangerous…

Abandoned Encampments
Mysterious Harmonic Camps can now be found across corrupted planets. Explore these abandoned sites to solve puzzles, reclaim technology, and perhaps learn the secrets of whoever constructed and then fled these scrapyard encampments.

Xbox Visual Improvements
On all Xbox consoles, the rendering resolution now situationally adapts in real time to improve visual quality wherever GPU bandwidth allows, and maintain a consistent framerate in visually complex scenes. This advanced technique has been combined with Xbox support for AMD’s FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0 technology to provide the smoothest and best looking visual experience yet.

Explosive Swarms
The volatile circuitry of the corrupted swarm makes them prone to spontaneous combustion, especially when their armour integrity is compromised. Keep your distance, and beware of their aggressive pounce…

Unseen Enemies
All Sentinel quadrupeds have upgraded their carapace technology, developing the ability to phase in and out of stealth and catch unwitting Travellers with surprise attacks.

Custom Wonder Records
Curate your own collection of favourite discoveries with the Personal Records section of the Wonders catalogue. Bookmark spectacular planets, bizarre alien creatures, favourite flowers and more.

Sentinel Capital Ship Battles
Sentinel capital ships, deployed to counter extreme citizen insubordination in space, can now be damaged and even destroyed. Defeat a Sentinel freighter to claim victory in space combat, forcing nearby interceptors into retreat and earning high-value rewards.
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4.2 Patch notes
SENTINEL INTERCEPTORS

Hostile Sentinel interceptor starships are now procedurally generated from a wide variety of parts.

Players are now able to track down and repair a crashed Sentinel interceptor in order to repair it and claim it for their own fleet.

A unique repair mission has been added to guide players through the salvage process.

There are a variety of ways to locate a downed interceptor, including destroying a Sentinel capital ship; completing a bespoke story encounter; defeating new corrupted Sentinel planetary forces; and via mysterious new abandoned encampments.

Player-owned interceptors use their own unique array of core technologies, though they still benefit from the installation of general starship upgrades.

Player-owned interceptors have a unique cockpit.

Player-owned interceptors have a unique planetary flight model, with the ability to hover.

COMBAT

A number of improvements have been made to the locomotion system for Sentinel Quadrupeds, reducing visual glitches and jittering.

Sentinel Quadrupeds are now more mobile in combat, moving frequently and making better use of their pounce and jump attacks.

Sentinel Quadrupeds now have a wider range of targeting, allowing them to track players without having to reposition.

Sentinel Quadrupeds can now use active camouflage to cloak themselves while evading player attacks.

Corrupted Sentinel drones have been reworked visually.

Corrupted Sentinel drones can now heal each other.

Corrupted drones now make better use of cover.

Corrupted drones now choose from a range of weaponry, including rapid fire projectiles; a close-range blaster; long-distance grenades; and a flamethrower.

A large, ground-based corrupted Sentinel unit has been added.

This heavily-armoured semi-arachnid machine benefits from its own stealth mode and long-distance pounce attack, as well as a flamethrower and grenade based weapons.

Their highly mobile body and leg setup allows rapid sideways movement and continual player tracking.

These enemies come in both large single varieties, and a smaller, swarming variety. The swarm variant is more aggressive in melee range, and will self-destruct at low health levels…

A new unique resource has been added as collectable loot from these corrupted quadrupeds.

CORRUPTED WORLDS

Some planets that previously generated extreme sentinels have now become corrupted worlds.

Corrupted worlds have their own unique array of planetary Sentinel forces.

Corrupted worlds are also home to dissonance resonators, strange extraction machines guarded by corrupted Sentinels.

Corrupted Sentinel planets have their own unique resources and objects.

New refiner recipes have been added for corrupted Sentinel resources.

Corrupted worlds have a new unique lighting/visual effect.

Newly corrupted worlds that previously had superheated rainstorms have new and stranger storms.

A new building type, the Harmonic Camp, has been added exclusively to corrupted worlds. These mysterious abandoned encampments are home to many secrets…

A new mission is available at the Nexus, requiring players to work together to destroy the new machinery found on corrupted worlds.

New player titles have been added for those brave enough to battle corrupted Sentinels.

RENDERING AND OPTIMISATION

Dynamic Resolution Scaling has been added for all Xbox platforms. This technology allows the game to maintain a consistent framerate across all scenarios, and results in a significantly improved image quality in some situations, such as during spaceflight.

All Xbox platforms now support AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0 technology, providing high image quality and improved framerates.

Introduced a significant improvement to image quality in PSVR2.

Fixed an issue that caused visual glitches in particle rendering in VR.

Fixed an issue that caused a drop in image quality when rendering distant stars.

Introduced a loading/warp time optimisation for PlayStation 5, Xbox One X, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S.

Introduced a number of rendering and memory optimisations for PC and PlayStation VR.

Introduced a number of rendering and memory optimisations for PlayStation 5.

Introduced a significant memory optimisation for PlayStation 4.

Introduced a memory optimisation for Xbox Series S and X that reduces hitching.

Introduced a number of significant memory and rendering optimisations for all Xbox platforms.

VR

VR players can now customise the position of their wrist and Multi-Tool projector menus. Simply grab the menu while it is being projected and drag it to a new position.

An option has been added to allow VR players to choose between base building holograms being shown based on where they are looking or where they are pointing.

An option has been added for VR players to change the behaviour of the flight stick, so that the yaw/roll axes are switched, and moving the virtual stick to the left/right will roll the ship rather than turn it.

The wrist projector menus now instantly disappear so that players can use their Multi-Tool immediately after changing weapon mode.

Fixed a rare issue that could occasionally block interactions when they should be available.

Fixed an issue that could occasionally cause player hands to immediately disconnect from Exocraft controls.

Fixed an issue that could cause the customiser tooltip to use the wrong text in VR.

Fixed an issue that caused the option to allow the switching of the sprint and scan buttons to fail to work in PSVR2.

CUSTOM WONDERS

A new section has been added to the Wonders catalogue, “Personal Records”.

This section allows players to assign any planet, creature, flora or mineral discovery to its own custom wonder category.

Personal records are all assigned their own player-chosen name.

Personal records can be assigned from within the catalogue, or directly from any of the discovery pages.

Personal records can be overwritten with other discoveries, or discarded entirely to create space for new categories.

SENTINEL MULTI-TOOLS

A new class of salvaged Multi-Tool has been added.

These hybrid Sentinel/salvaged tools are found at mysterious harmonic encampments on corrupted Sentinel worlds.

These Multi-Tools come in a range of classes, C to S, and are unlocked by defeating the harmonic lockdown at the encampment.

Salvaged Multi-Tools are acquired for free but will require custom repairs to fully unlock all available inventory slots.

CUSTOMISATION OPTIONS

A new style of jetpack customisation has been added, the Aeron Turbojet.

Unlock this new Sentinel-themed jetpack by following clues found at mysterious encampments on corrupted Sentinel worlds.

A number of new customisation options have been added to the forthcoming items for the Quicksilver shop, including cloth-based hoods for Geks and a new cape design. These items will appear for unlock via community research in the near future.

UI

The various maintenance and repair UI screens now use a more informative error message when unable to repair the selected item.

Technologies that are ready to repair are now highlighted with an inventory slot animation on the various maintenance and repair UI screens.

Extreme or corrupted Sentinels are now highlighted when looking at planetary information through the Analysis Visor.

The mission notification now has a darker backing when piloting a starship in first person, to make mission text more readable when displayed over cockpit details.

The “Switch Multi-Tool” option has been repositioned in the Quick Menu for easier access.

The “Change Secondary Weapon Mode” icon in the Quick Menu has been redesigned for clarity.

SENTINEL CAPITAL SHIP BATTLES

The Sentinel capital ship deployed at a 5-star wanted level in space is now destructible.

Defeating the capital ship will clear the wanted level back to 0, and will award players a unique item to help them track down their own crashed Sentinel interceptor.

Fixed an issue that caused Sentinel capital ships to use an incorrect warp-in effect.

Fixed an issue that prevented Sentinel capital ships from launching additional interceptors when their current complement was defeated.

The starship’s final usable weapon will no longer be damaged by enemy fire.

BUG FIXES

Fixed a significant number of memory-related crashes on consoles.

Fixed a rare hang during loading.

Fixed a Nintendo-Switch specific hang during combat with Sentinel drones.

Fixed an issue that caused first-person Exocraft cameras to be pointed at the ceiling.

Fixed an issue that caused randomised options (such as player customisations or Multi-Tool appearance) to remain fixed for some players when starting a new expedition.

Fixed an issue that prevented the third-person starship camera from wandering during pulse-engine driven flight.

Fixed an issue that could cause errors in creature navigation after the terrain was damaged by the manipulator or by grenade fire.

Fixed a Nintendo Switch-specific issue that could result in players getting stuck in a loop of visiting graves in the A Trace of Metal mission.

Fixed an issue that could prevent the living ship from contacting the player at the appropriate mission stage if key mission items were stored in the inventory of a starship that was not your current primary ship.

Fixed a mission flow error in the hand-in stage of the Nexus mission to cleanse an infested planet.

Improved the name of the current objective used in the UI when using the Analysis Visor’s target sweep mode to hunt specific resources that are currently too distant for a signal lock.

Fixed an issue that caused the wrong building name to be used when looking at buildings through the Analysis Visor.

Fixed an issue that could cause some core Exosuit technologies to be duplicated within the inventory.

Fixed a number of visual glitches with the jumping animation of the Exotic Wingpack.

Significantly improved the quality of the active/inactive particle and lighting effects for Gravitino Balls.

Fixed a number of networking issues with the player cloaking device.

Fixed an issue that could cause Sentinel drones to attack the player while they were using an interaction or otherwise in a situation where they did not have camera control.

Fixed a number of issues that could result in the wrong controller button icon being used in various pieces of in-game text.

Fixed an issue that caused an empty “Button Preferences” section to appear within the options menu in certain configurations.

The message displayed when unable to interact with something because of its cost has been improved.

Fixed an issue that would cause the number of free slots required when the inventory is full to be overestimated by 1.

Fixed a number of issues where in-game text would not use the correct names for various starship technologies when using a living ship.

Fixed an issue that prevented players from engaging the pulse engine within 5 seconds of loading a save in space.

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Lev Arris · 5. April 2023

Ist der VR-Modus schon verbessert worden ?

heavy69 · 6. April 2023

Enorme Grafikverbesserungen auf der PSVR2 ? | No Man's Sky Interceptor Update - Playstation VR2 - YouTube

Leider nein , war auch mein erster eindruck nach dem Update

stoeppel · 7. April 2023

Trauerspiel. Schade. Auf dem PC zwar grafisch gut, aber enorm Hardwarefressend und irgendwie immer wacklig und die Steuerung ist auch so lala. PSVR2 habe ich mir vom Start weg deutlich mehr erwartet. Schade.

heavy69 · 7. April 2023

.....hat gerade ein kleines Update runtergeladen,sieht aber noch genauso aus

komisch · 7. Juni 2023

Es gibt mal wieder etwas neues...

stoeppel · 10. Juni 2023

... soll wohl immer noch hässlich aussehen.

komisch · 24. August 2023

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