No Man’s Sky Update 4.52 Patch Notes Includes Fixes, Improvements and More

Discover the latest enhancements with No Man’s Sky Update 4.52 Patch Notes, featuring detailed insights into gameplay improvements, bug fixes, and exciting new features for an enriched interstellar adventure.   

by S Bargavi | Updated Feb 29, 2024

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No Man’s Sky

No Man's Sky, created by Hello Games, is an adventurous survival game offering exploration, survival, combat, trading, and base building in a vast procedurally generated open-world universe with over 18 quintillion planets. Players mine resources, engage in interstellar trade, and build bases while uncovering the mystery surrounding The Atlas.

Developed by a small team led by Sean Murray, the game captures the exploration and optimism of the1970s and 1980s science fiction. Launched in 2016, it faced mixed reviews initially, praising procedural generation but criticizing repetitive gameplay and missing features, including promised multiplayer.

The team, despite a lack of communication and a backlash, continued improving the game with free major updates, introducing multiplayer, surface vehicles, base-building, space fleet management, cross-platform play, and virtual reality support. This ongoing development has transformed No Man's Sky, earning acclaim as one of the gaming industry's notable redemption stories.

No Man’s Sky Update 4.52 Patch Notes

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an issue which blocked completion of a season.
  • Allow save games that begin in Season mode to transition to Normal mode without needing to complete the Optional Milestones.
  • Fixed an issue that caused customisation parts to be categorised incorrectly.
  • Fixed an issue with customisations when transitioning to and from a season.
  • Fixed an issue that caused a player owned Pirate Dreadnought to fire at the player.
  • Fixed an issue that allowed the player to destroy a player owned Pirate Dreadnought.
  • Fixed and issue that could result in a player owned Pirate Dreadnought fragmenting and duplicating many times.
  • Fixed an issue where the hangar of a player owned Pirate Dreadnoughts could appear to be that of a normal Freighter.
  • Fixed an issue that could cause Pirate Dreadnoughts to explode on spawn.
  •  Fixed an issue that could prevent some pre-existing saves being used in multiplayer.
  • Fixed a rare issue when trying to locate an Autophage camp with the Scan Harmoniser while in an empty system.
  • Promoted useable resources to the top of the list when selecting items in chargeable deployables.
  • Fixed an issue with Atlas Station audio.
  • Fixed an issue that caused combat music to play when Jellyfish spawned.
  • Updated OpenVR version.
  • Fixed a memory related crash.
  • Fixed a crash related to settlements.
  • Fixed a crash related to frigates.
  • Fixed a multiplayer crash.
  • Fixed a hang on PC.
  • Fixed a crash in weather effects.
  • Fixed an Xbox crash.

No Man’s Sky Gameplay

No Man's Sky is a game where players explore, survive, fight, trade, and build bases in a vast universe full of planets, creatures, and mysteries. As a Traveller, players start on a random planet with survival gear and a spacecraft, traveling between planets and space stations, engaging in trade, combat, and exploration.

The game's unique feature is its procedurally generated universe, creating over 18 quintillion planets with varied ecosystems and alien encounters. Players earn credits by scanning and discovering planets, flora, and fauna, which can be traded or uploaded to The Atlas. The player's goal is to survive harsh environments, upgrade equipment, and interact with alien races while unraveling the mysteries of the galaxy.

Players face challenges like hostile creatures and Sentinels while gathering resources and crafting upgrades for survival. The game offers deep crafting mechanics, allowing players to create technology, components, resources, bases, and more.

No Man's Sky can be played offline, but online connectivity is required for interacting with The Atlas and sharing discoveries. Players can track friends on the galactic map and engage in limited multiplayer aspects, like exploring together and sharing discoveries.

Despite mixed reviews at launch, ongoing updates have improved the game, adding features like multiplayer, base building, and cross-platform play. No Man's Sky offers a vast and immersive gaming experience, allowing players to explore the universe at their own pace and style.

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No Man’s Sky Initial Post-Release Updates

In a big update in November 2016 called the "Foundation Update," players got new options. They could pick a planet as their "home planet" and build a base using collected resources. This base had special stations like research terminals, operated by aliens. The player could even teleport back to their base from space stations. They could tear down the base and move to a new home planet anytime. Automatic mineral drills and large starship freighters, working as a space base, were also added.

The update added two new modes. Survival mode is harder with tougher conditions like more dangerous creatures, alert Sentinels, and scarce resources. If the player dies in Survival mode, they restart without recovering lost progress. Creative mode removes dangers and gives unlimited resources for base building.

A second update in March 2017, the "Path Finder Update," brought more features. Players could now share bases with others and use new exploration vehicles called exocraft. These vehicles could be built on the home planet and used on any other planet. The update also added a permadeath option, Steam Workshop support for mods on Windows, new building materials, ship and multitool classes, and enhanced graphics for PlayStation 4 Pro.

The third update, "Atlas Rises," in August 2017, focused on the game's story mode. It added around 30 hours of narrative and procedurally generated missions. Portals for quick travel and a limited online cooperative mode for up to 16 players to explore the same planet were introduced. Players could see each other as glowing spheres but couldn't directly interact. The update was part of an alternate reality game called "Waking Titan."

No Man’s Sky Overview

Game Name

No Man's Sky

Developer(s)

Hello Games

Publisher(s)

Hello Games

Producer(s)

Will Braham

Designer(s)

Gareth Bourn

Artist(s)

Aaron Andrews, Grant Duncan, Jake Golding, Beau Lamb, Levi Naess

Composer(s)

65daysofstatic, Earcom / Paul Weir

Platform(s)

PlayStation 4, Windows, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, macOS, iPadOS

Release Date

9 August 2016

Genre(s)

Action-adventure, survival

Mode(s)

Single-player, multiplayer

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No Man’s Sky Update 4.52 Patch Notes: FAQs

1.  What is No Man's Sky Update 4.52 Patch Notes about?

The patch notes detail bug fixes and improvements introduced in the latest update (Update 4.52) for No Man's Sky.

2. What are the key bug fixes in this update?

The update addresses issues like blocked completion of a season, customization part categorization, and problems with player-owned Pirate Dreadnoughts.

3. Can I transition my save game from Season mode to Normal mode without completing Optional Milestones?

Yes, the update allows save games that start in Season mode to transition to Normal mode without completing Optional Milestones.

4. Are there any fixes related to player-owned Pirate Dreadnoughts?

Yes, several issues involving player-owned Pirate Dreadnoughts, including firing, destruction, and duplication problems, have been resolved.

5. What is the unique feature of No Man's Sky's universe?

 No Man's Sky features a procedurally generated universe with over 18 quintillion planets, each offering diverse ecosystems and alien encounters.