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NMS: No Man’s Sky Patch Notes Update 2.62 For PS4, Xbox One and PC

By Hasi

Hello Games published a new update No Man’s Sky Update 2.62. Today’s No Man’s Sky Patch Notes 2.62 update fixes a lot of bugs, and there are a few tweaks

No Man’s Sky Update 2.62 can now be downloaded for PS4, PC, and Xbox One. Below are the full patch notes for this August 12 update.

No Man’s Sky Update 2.62 Patch Notes

According to the Patch notes of the NMS 2.62, the latest update has added quality-of-life improvements. Apart from this, NMS Update version 2.62 also includes performance improvements.

No Man’s Sky Update 2.12 Patch Notes Added new events to the Nexus: Occasionally, ‘Encrypted Missions’ will appear on the Nexus mission list. The objectives for these missions are hidden until the mission is in progress, but the rewards are far higher. Each day, every player also has the chance to complete a Nexus mission to earn Quicksilver. Added new customisation items to the Quicksilver shop: a full suit of Vy’keen-style armour. Progress towards unlocking these items is achieved by community-wide completion of Nexus missions. Fixed a number of mission flow issues in standard Nexus missions. Increased the reward from standard Nexus missions. Improved the visuals of the mission start UI in Nexus missions. Introduced a number of PC VR and PSVR rendering optimisations. Significantly improved image quality in PSVR: reduced blurriness caused by TAA jitter and fixed low-quality terrain/atmosphere jaggies. Introduced a number of general PC optimisations. Introduced an optimisation to region decoration. Increased the stack multiplier on a significant number of products. Fixed an issue that prevented Larval Cores and Hypnotic Eyes from being used as cooking ingredients. Fixed bad data in the Nutrient Refiner recipes for various cheeses and cheese-based products. Fixed an issue that prevented ships/Multi-Tools/etc being rotated in the inventory. Fixed an issue that caused the Blaze Javelin not to work in VR. Fixed an issue that caused players with Rocket Boots to jump when selecting things in the Quick Menu. Rebalanced NPC language encounters so that attempts at using alien words are viewed more positively. Fixed an issue that caused creature bait stored in the cargo inventory to be unavailable. Fixed an issue that caused double inputs on some UI screens. Fixed an issue that caused incorrect unit costs to be used when purchasing Exosuit slot upgrades. Improved the audio balance in a number of places, as well as fixing some missing sounds and some incorrectly looping sounds. Fixed an issue that caused NPCs to sometimes face the wrong way on the Nexus. Fixed a number of incorrect and missing control icons. Fixed a number of control conflict issues when plugging multiple gamepads into one PC. Added validation to prevent invalid actions being bound. Fixed a number of stuttering issues when using mouselook on the Steam controller. Fixed an issue where the input for uploading a base screenshot did not work correctly on consoles. Fixed repeated triggering of a warning noise when registering specific actions with Steam. Fixed a number of issues where weapons would interfere with Quick Menu use on PC. Fixed a PC controller issue that caused Discovery Page subsections to be incorrectly closed. Fixed a number of colour and texture issues in a specific exotic biome variant. Fixed a number of collision issues on the Space Anomaly. Added audio to Cronos’ barbeque on the Space Anomaly. Made landing bay seats sittable on the Space Anomaly. Fixed some specific LODing issues on the Space Anomaly. Fixed a number of LODing issues with specific fighter-style starship variants. Fixed a number of collision and visual issues with freighter hangers. Fixed an issue that caused faecium deposits to have an incorrect icon when viewed through the Analysis Visor. Fixed a number of issues with the graphics settings descriptions in the PC options pages. Improved the visuals of a number of mission icons. Removed some erroneous automatic chat messages. Added automatic chat messages when transferring items to players not in your current group. Added automatic chat messages when starting missions. Added automatic chat messages when short of ingredients to build a pinned item. Fixed a soft lock that could occur when answering the Communicator after swapping ships or summoning ships. Fixed a camera issue that could occur when answering the Communicator when playing in third person. Added a workaround to prevent a permanent black screen when using older AMD drivers. Added a workaround to prevent a crash bug in older AMD drivers. Added a workaround for driver issues with AMD laptops. Fixed a number of rare crashes when testing collision. Fixed a number of inventory-related crashes. Fixed a rare threading crash. Fixed a softlock that could occur when opening the Nexus mission list with the chat window open. Fixed a GPU crash that could occur on PS4 in the Galaxy Map and loading starfield. Fixed a crash that could occur when loading very large bases. Fixed a rare networking crash. Fixed a rare memory corruption. Fixed a Linux driver issue. Various localised text improvements. No Man’s Sky is available globally now for PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4.

Experimental Branch 10/08

  • Fixed object blocking hallways in Derelict Freighters.

Experimental Branch 03/08

  • Fixed an issue that could cause the game to crash during loading.
  • Fixed an issue that affected collision on Abandoned Space Stations with short launch tubes.
  • Fixed an issue that could cause the game to crash while saving.

Experimental Branch 29/07

  • Fixed an issue that caused the hit indicator to flash incorrectly for some ship and Multi-Tool modes.
  • Reduced the priority of the Emergency Broadcast Detector and Salvage Opportunity hints so that they do not block other mission messages.
  • Fixed a number of issues that could cause the Anomaly Detector and Emergency Broadcast Detector to perpetually fail to locate an object, blocking progress.
  • Fixed an issue that could cause inappropriate items to appear in the artifact crates at the heart of buried ruins.
  • Expanded the Nexus exploration mission to also include flora and minerals.
  • Fixed an issue that could prevent other people’s discoveries from advancing multiplayer exploration missions.
  • Fixed a number of issues that could cause planetary creatures to fail to spawn.

Experimental Branch 27/07

  • Added procedural atmospheric fog effects to the interior of derelict freighters.
  • Fixed an issue that caused a soft light to follow the player into caves and other dark spaces.
  • Fixed a number of small visual artifacts in the lighting system.
  • Fixed a crash that could occur during loading.
  • Fixed a number of issues that could occur when declining or accepting a group invite.
  • Fixed an issue that prevented the Chef title from unlocking after impressing Cronus.
  • Fixed an issue that caused a number of lighting issues for metallic surfaces.
  • A range of new base building parts have been added. These are based upon the decoration inside derelict freighters. The blueprints can be acquired by searching salvage crates found inside derelict freighters.
  • Fixed an issue that could cause the game to become unresponsive during loading.

Experimental Branch 25/07

  • Fixed a number of visual issues with the intensity of starship trails and engine glow.
  • Fixed a crash that could occur during procedural generation of a derelict freighter.
  • Fixed a crash that could occur when calculating creature navigation paths.
  • Fixed an issue that could cause particle effects to stop playing.
  • Fixed an issue that could cause a unpassable corridor to be generated in certain derelict freighters.
  • Introduced a number of small optimisations.
  • Fixed an issue that could cause very large save games to crash during load.
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