When Will No Mans Sky Update Again

1.00

Update engagement	8 August 2016
Platform(s)	PS4
Release	Release
Update chronology
Previous update	Adjacent update
Pre-release	1.03

Version ane.00 is the first version of No Human being's Sky included on the Playstation 4 disc.

1 Summary
two Guide
- 2.i Required to play
- 2.two Steps to go downgrade to 1.00
- ii.three Steps to upgrade back to the latest version
- 2.4 Known crash issues with ane.00
- 2.5 Known exploits present or missing in 1.00
- 2.half-dozen Differences betwixt one.00 and later versions
  - 2.6.one Path/quests
  - 2.six.2 Controls
  - 2.6.iii Items/inventory
  - 2.half dozen.iv Materials
  - 2.six.5 Terrain
  - two.6.6 Menus
  - 2.vi.seven Creatures
  - 2.vi.8 Space Travel/Gainsay
  - two.half-dozen.9 Aliens
  - 2.6.x Sentinels
  - ii.six.11 Atlas Path Changes

Summary [ ]

The Playstation 4 is the only organisation that received version 1.00 of No Human being's Sky. Sony requires developers to submit a Golden Master version for them to verify prior to release, which is the version included on the disc.

On July 10 2016, Sean Murray tweeted that RC 1 of No Man's Sky had passed cert in reference to this tweet iii days prior. This puts the build date of version 1.00 some time before then, depending on how long Sony'due south verification takes.

This version is attainable past playing the game from the Playstation 4 disc without updating from the internet. Since Update 1.03 was released on launch day, most people updated before playing and did not play 1.00.

PC users never received the 1.00 version. The first version published on Steam and GOG.COM was Update one.03.

Guide [ ]

Below is a guide to version 1.00 adapted from Guide to No Human'south Sky ane.00 (RC1) - PS4 Blu Ray version written by gistya.

Required to play [ ]

Sony PS4
Original No Man's Heaven Blu-Ray Disc

Steps to get downgrade to 1.00 [ ]

Go to Settings > Application Saved Data Management and back up any existing No Human's Sky saved game information (from version i.22 or afterward) either to the cloud (PS Plus membership required) or to a USB stick.
The NMS 1.22 save files are appx. 39 MB in my experience. You can tell what version information technology'due south from based on this size.
Delete any existing No Man's Sky application and saved games off of your console.
Disconnect your PS4 from the cyberspace
Alternatively, if you wish to remain online in club to stream or for any other reason, then brand certain to cancel whatever No Man's Heaven updates that might automatically starting time downloading (as when you lot outset the game or connect online while the game disc is inserted). To cancel a download, go to Notifications > Downloads, then press 10 while selecting the No Man'due south Sky update, then select Cancel/Delete.

Steps to upgrade dorsum to the latest version [ ]

Quit the No Man's Sky app by selecting it in the PS4 main menu, pressing the Options button, and selecting Quit or Shut.
Back up your version 1.00 save to a different USB stick than your i.22 save.
Annotation that version 1.00 saves are appx. 13 MB. This can be used to distinguish a 1.00 salvage, since PS4 displays the file size.
Once you back upwards your save, optionally, restore your 1.22 save back to the PS4 from a USB stick or the cloud. It will overwrite your 1.0 save.
Connect the PS4 online.
At present select the No Human being'due south Sky awarding again, select the Options button, and select check for updates. Let the update to fully download and install.
Run No Man'southward sky after the update is finished installing.
If your save from 1.0 is still on the console, your ship, multitool, backpack, inventory, and credits are retained (except for certain multitool upgrades that were removed in ane.2). Your galaxy location is as well retained. You lot may need to do Atlas path once again (untested.)

Known crash issues with 1.00 [ ]

Pressing and holding the Options button while the game is paused can cause a crash. I discovered this whilst playing and holding Options to center the PSVR. Workaround: bring upwards the inventory card, then press and hold Options.
Going into orbit with a wanted level of 5 tin can cause a crash.
The game crashes every 2-iii hours due to a memory leak, especially if you warp a lot. Just save pretty often and you'll be fine.

Known exploits present or missing in 1.00 [ ]

The particular duplication exploit does not work because the reload save option behaves differently than in other NMS versions (meet Differences below).
There was rumored to be an "infinite warp cell" exploit. While it's not really an exploit, an Atlas Station can be used to get gratis fuel and a complimentary Atlas Stone any time. All the same, since landing at an Atlas Station and talking to Atlas takes and so much fourth dimension, this method is far besides time consuming to compare in terms of income or speed with the kinds of cadre speed runs and lubricant farms that are possible today. (See Atlas Path Changes section below.)
Gek Transmission Towers tin be used to discover an unlimited number of crashed ships, which are almost always ane slot amend than your current ship.
Korvax Observatories find crashed ships, not ruins.
Multitool upgrades to the beam and for rapid burn down of the boltcaster have the opposite outcome compared to what is listed, meaning you tin make a much more effective multitool with fewer tech upgrades in this version.
Ships are actually cheap. Even the best transport can exist had for about v or half dozen Atlas Stones worth of money (1.three million or so). Not really an exploit, but certainly, a much nicer situation than nowadays!
When deconstructing certain ship tech, a 100-stack of dynamic resonators or carite sheets can be formed. This is identical to the same issues in later versions—withal, since there is no way to duplicate items in this version, the affect of this bug is hard to classify as an exploit on nearly the same scale as it became in one.03 through 1.08.

Differences between 1.00 and subsequently versions [ ]

Path/quests [ ]

When kickoff starting out, it does not thing which of the 3 answers yous give to Atlas.
At the beginning of the game, if yous don't follow the directions of the little popular-up tasks in the bottom right corner of the screen, then the game can start doing weird things, similar crashed ships will be missing, etc. So, but follow the pop-up objectives until they're all done.
At that place is just ane path, Atlas Path, and it never ends. In one case you go to x Atlas Stations, the Atlas Dialogue chain just repeats from the offset. It also has different dialogue.
Because Atlas Path repeats, this allows you multiple chances to create a new star, and means that once yous EVENTUALLY acquire the total Atlas language, since y'all can always talk to Atlas, you volition be able to read Atlas's hidden text eventually.

Controls [ ]

Scanner is circle button while on foot.
The ship has no scanner, simply volition occasionally create random waypoints for you on its own. When this happens, you will go a find in the lower right-hand corner of the screen that keeps popping up until you visit the waypoint.

Items/inventory [ ]

Inventory cannot be moved around within one surface area (but it tin be sent from ship to backpack and vice versa just like in later on versions).
Stack size is 100 of a material per stack, or ane of an item (unless yous are using the 100-stack particular exploit; see to a higher place.)
All iii oxide elements can be directly used to repair protective measures on your accommodate.
All three isotope elements tin be straight used to recharge most things that requires power. But Thamium9 tin power the Boost and only Plutonium tin can power the Launch Thrusters.
Virtually things require exactly 50 or 100 of something to recharge or repair, depending on what's being used.
There is no quick-recharge card. Yous have to go into inventory and click directly on the thing that needs recharging.
Commodity prices are very different. Gravitino Balls, for example, are worthless, but Atlas Stones sell for over 200k!
Tech items take names catastrophe in v1, v2, v3, v4, instead of Sigma, Tau, Theta, Omega.

Materials [ ]

Heridium is even more everywhere, but it looks like gold.
Greenish crystals and blackish resource deposits are Emeril. Red are Plutonium.
Using the scanner will superimpose a glowing grid on peak of resources deposits. The grid remains visible for a long time, as compared with newer versions, where it fades speedily. And then cool!
Elements are non distinguished past specific element on the scanner, just past type.
Aluminum, Nickel, and Copper come up from the big asteroids.
Thamium9 comes from the small asteroids.
White/argent resource on planets can be copper, aluminum, nickel, etc.

Terrain [ ]

Cave systems tend to be a lot more than elaborate and deeper, with many continuous, interconnecting tunnels that get for miles.
There seem to exist more planets with steep cliffs and exaggerated/huge terrain similar big mountains, huge underwater cliffs, and some very abstract-art-looking angular/geometric worlds.
On very rare occasions, the fauna path-finding AI seems to glitch out at the edges of the ginormous, sheer cliffs, leading to odd jittering and strange motion.
Sometimes in the mountains or at beaches, buildings will exist partially covered upwards past terrain, requiring earthworks with the multitool.

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The Discoveries card shows for each planet a section chosen Records, which displays a lot of information about what y'all have personally done on a given planet, such as altitude walked, species discovered, words learned, etc.
For each planet, Discoveries shows an info pop-up showing the type of planet (Scorched, Barren Moon, Lush Lowlands, etc.) and the resource density there, forth with the other information that'southward shown in subsequently versions like flora and animate being density. (In ane.03+, the type of planet is only shown when you first discover it, in the heading of the info box that pops up. Resource density is never shown, nevertheless.)

Creatures [ ]

Creatures tend to exist more varied with more interesting designs. While you do see some familiar repetition, I take establish things in 1.0 that never seem to announced in later versions.
Creatures tend to be larger, more superlative/weight proportionate, and have accordingly sized heads in ane.0.
At that place is a problems where fish are often plant out of water, face downwardly in the dirt, trying to swim downwards. It's awesome and actually fun to notice.
Huge predatory fish are far more common and have a lot of variety in head types.
Flying creatures are difficult to scan, like in some i.03+ versions as well.
Creatures seem to appear equally a complete family a bit more often.
At that place is no objective to scan all the creatures on a planet, simply at that place are still rewards for scanning individual ones.

Space Travel/Combat [ ]

Warp drive upgrades just increase your distance but exercise not bear on which types of stars you may visit
Going through a black pigsty damages your exosuit upgrades, not your ship—and in that location are aliens in the space stations who you can pay to repair your broken suit items.
The milky way center is appx. 2.5x closer to the spawn point than it is in the larger galaxy of versions ane.03+.

Aliens [ ]

Conflicting voices are completely different than in later versions.
Other than that, the alien races are seemingly the verbal same.

Sentinels [ ]

Sentinel wanted level goes up instantly after each wave
Sentinels drop titanium
The waves never end; after wave v, they but proceed coming, and the walkers volition even blow up your ship if you get within information technology and sit
The final sentinel waves, which never stop, consist of ii walkers plus friends, which I accept seen to include up to 2 dogs and three fliers
After each wave, the side by side wave shows upwards much quicker
On high wanted levels, they seem to keep looking for y'all forever
In general the sentinels seem stronger.

Atlas Path Changes [ ]

Once you open up the first Atlas station and become a transport with expert enough warp capability yous can warp to an Atlas Station and go two gratuitous warp cells and an Atlas Stone, then go through a Black Hole, then go to an Atlas Station, and rinse and repeat until yous reach the middle.

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