"No Man's Sky" players seem to be on cloud nine right now, as the game released its update 1.23 a few days ago. However, there is more good news for them again as Hello Games has released a new patch for the popular game.
The update, described as "No Man's Sky" 1.24, would fix some issues. The patch, with a similar 3.93 GB size as its predecessor, is available on Playstation 4 and PC.
Cog Connected reported that while everyone is happy with the update, most users had hoped that all the problems with the game would be fixed. "No Man's Sky" faced a series of complaints when it hit the market in August 2016. A series of updates have been released by the creator of games to fix the problems.
Some of the issues that the 1.24 update would address in the said update are as follows. First, it would remedy an issue that makes player's bases not readily available. Also, it would optimize light shaft, allowing every user to enable it on PS4. Patch 1.25 would also put an end the game freeze that could happen when in space.
It could also include a solution for rare crashes and freezes.
On the other hand, Express reported that the newly-released "No Man's Sky" Pathfinder update would bring exciting features and enhancements. Some of them are the Permadeath mode, PSA Pro support, and new guns.