It’s worth noting this comes after No Man’s Sky creator Sean Murray explained players are unable to meet up because of the game’s continuing server issues. Fear not, Hello Games is aware of the issues and they are on the case.
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Murray added that they had already released a patch to help rectify numerous issues now plaguing the No Man’s Sky PC version, and hopefully following the above instructions irons out any other problems that players may be experiencing. That said, we’re working quickly to adapt.
If you’re desperate to explore the 18 quintillion full-size planets in No Man’s Sky but you don’t have a Playstation 4, patience! For the most part, you have to gather the necessary attire and weapons for each world, and there is a certain degree of risk involved with doing so. A list of what will be fixed or changed was not provided by Hello Games, just that the fixes to all of the big issues “will be in a patch in the near future”.
The blog post also offers some workarounds for players who have gotten stuck. However, Hello Games founder Sean Murray has addressed these problems on Twitter, informing players affected how to get it up and running.
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Other than covering the online play symbol, the sticker corrects the PEGI rating of the game. However, no official confirmations are yet made about the new shipping date. In most cases the player is actually able to continue (107 of the 135 reports emailed so far). The basic issue seems to be that the PC version of No Man’s Sky is incredibly poorly optimized and requires a high-end machine to even load properly.
