No Man’s Sky “Day Zero” update suggests deleting early save games

“No Man’s Sky” is set to be released in North America on august 9 for PlayStation 4 and on august 12 for PC. The changes are so involved that players who have gotten their hands on an early copy will have to delete their saves to see them all.

The full list was posted on the Hello Games website but studio head and creative director Sean Murray, who warned against reading the entire patch notes if players wanted to go into the anticipated game completely fresh and spoiler-free.

Murray said that on Sunday, Aug. 7, the servers will begin to be wiped out.

As for the inclusions in the update, Murray said that they are now exerting a lot of effort to feature “the ability to build bases and own giant space freighters”.

The patch notes mention that a new “paths” system will be put into place, which will take into account early decisions made in the game and impact what you will see later down the line.

A footage from Hello Games’ upcoming action-adventure video game “No Man’s Sky”. Terrain generation is also being improved, so players can look forward to seeing more varied environments in the game after downloading the patch. It’s also stated that this update will be the first “of many” across the game’s life time.

Diversity – Different creatures based on diverse ecology and planets’ densities. Galaxies are now up to 10x larger, there are planets with dead moons, low atmosphere, or that are even extremely hazardous.

Hello Games has recently announced that there will be a day one launch patch that will make major changes in No Man’s Sky.

Next up we’re adding the ability to build bases and own giant space freighters. “No Man’s Sky” for PS4 rolls out on August 9 in the US and worldwide for PC next Friday, August 12.

Hello Games has also widened the diversity of creatures in planets and introduced a diet for the creatures, where proper feeding to those creature enables their assistance.

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Writing: The Atlas path has been rewritten by James Swallow (writer on Deus Ex) and Murray. We can speculate all we want.

Trading in general is now deeper, with systems and planets having their own wants and needs according to a “galactic economy”, Hello Games revealed.

In the latest update 1.03, the No Man’s Sky patch notes say fans of this game just have to install the update before playing the game.