Entwickler Hello Games arbeitet weiterhin an der Optimierung von ‚No Man’s Sky: Beyond‘ und veröffentlicht hierzu in Kürze das Update 2.09, welches man vorab im Detail vorstellt.
Das Update basiert in erster Linie wieder auf dem Spieler-Feedback, wodurch man eine Reihe von Stabilitätsproblemen identifiziert und behoben hat. Dazu gehören Crashes in bestimmten Situationen, Probleme bei der Kommunikation mit NPCs und weitere, die man im offiziellen Changelog festgehalten hat.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue that caused starships to spin endlessly while attempting to dock in the Space Anomaly.
- Fixed an issue that could cause dismantling the Signal Booster to remove other building parts.
- Fixed a crash when displaying markers for other players.
- Fixed an issue that could cause hands to become invisible.
- Fixed an issue that could prevent players in multiplayer from speaking to NPCs on the Space Station.
- Fixed an issue in Creative Mode that would prevent the Overseer mission chain from starting.
- Fixed an issue where some players were unable to summon the Space Anomaly after upgrading from NEXT.
- Fixed an issue where players were asked to collect nanites from an unusable terminal during the Ghost in the Machine mission.
- Fixed an issue where players were charged too much when trading in their existing ship or Multi-Tool.
- Fixed an issue where ships that were being added to a player’s fleet would be instead be traded in if purchased while the player’s current ship still had cargo aboard.
- Fixed an issue that caused the Upgrade Modules popup to display too aggressively, and to experienced players who did not need to see it.
- Fixed an issue that caused overly dramatic camera shake in the Space Anomaly.
- Fixed a crash that could occur when quitting the game.
- Fixed a rare crash in base wiring.
- Fixed an issue that caused the loading progress value to appear in the wrong font in certain languages.
No Man’s Sky: Beyond ist ab sofort digital erhältlich und folgt in Kürze auch auf Disc.
