No Man’s Sky has today launched update 3.73, so here’s the full list of changes and fixes with this patch. Today’s patch doesn’t add much in terms of content, instead opting to give plenty of bug fixes to refine the game. While No Man’s Sky is mostly good with their polish, a game as colossal as it is bound to have a hefty level of bugs. Getting these fixed as soon as possible should be the priority for the team. Hopefully one of the future updates coming to the title brings some bigger changes and content, perhaps giving you a reason to make your return. Without further adieu, here’s everything new with No Man’s Sky update 3.73!
No Man’s Sky Update 3.73 Patch Notes
- Fixed an issue that could cause protected terrain edits inside a player’s base to occasionally be overwritten when downloading a large number of terrain edits from other player’s bases.
- The base computer can now be picked up and moved within the bounds of the base.
- Improved the clarity of messaging when placing a base computer in an invalid location.
- Fixed an issue that could cause audio problems on PlayStation 4.
- Wiring mode now has access to rotation and free place options.
- Fixed an issue that caused the HUD message that accompanies entering a base to trigger too frequently.
- Fixed an issue that caused the personal refiner audio to continue to play forever if the refiner ran out of fuel.
- Fixed a collision issue with timber roof corner base parts.
- Fixed a number of snapping issues with basic shape adornment parts (cubes, pyramids, cylinders, and so on).
- Fixed a number of collision and terrain carving issues with small paving parts.
- Fixed a collision issue with one visual variant of the timber wall with windows.
- Fixed an issue that could cause base part preview holograms to be offset.
- The Pipe and Curved Pipe building parts have been combined into a single new Pipe part that adjusts shape contextually.
- Fixed a snapping issue with ByteBeat Cables.
- Introduced a significant memory optimisation for PlayStation 4.
- Introduced a number of significant base-building physics optimisations.
- Introduced a significant base-building networking optimisation.
- Fixed a number of rare issues that could cause planetary objects to have no collision.
- Fixed a rare issue where grass could grow around the edges of settlement building interiors.
- Fixed a rare issue that could cause NPCs in settlements to hover above their chairs.
- Fixed a number of base-building LOD issues.
- Fixed a number of snapping issues with inner pieces.
- Fixed a number of issues that could cause settlements to be incorrectly classified on the CBAS scale.
- Fixed an issue that could cause players to fall out of their freighter while constructing new rooms on board.
- Fixed a number of issues that could occur when collecting rewards after a fleet expedition had finished.
- Fixed an issue that could cause the Armourer mission to become blocked if players destroyed the targeted depot from the air, or before the mission had begun.
- Fixed an issue that could cause creature-related missions from the Nexus to pick inappropriate planets.
- Fixed an issue that allowed base part duplication mode to duplicate non-buildable parts.
- Fixed a rare issue that could prevent players from completing the construction of a settlement marketplace.
- Fixed an issue with base reporting.
- Fixed an issue that caused the “Spawn Beneath Your Skin” milestone of the Emergence expedition to fail to find any valid target when using the Target Sweep.
- Fixed an Xbox-specific crash that could occur when loading corrupted save data.
- Fixed a rare issue that could cause very large player bases to crash when loading.
- Fixed a Xbox-specific crash that could occur when running out of audio memory.
No Man’s Sky and update 3.73 are available on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox consoles. For more information regarding this update, check out the official website.
