5 biggest changes in No Man's Sky Waypoint update
With version 4.0, developer Hello Games introduced the Waypoint update to No Man's Sky. It offers a suite of improvements and refinements to the overall user experience, such as streamlined UI and tailoring gameplay as per preference. We seem to be arriving at a point where the game has matured enough for the developers to focus on even further refining existing systems.
Despite that, Waypoint is by no means puny. Amidst the list of changes and additions, here are the five most notable ones.
No Man's Sky is now more user-friendly than ever before, thanks to smart changes and additions. This includes a variety of elements:
The new Trade Rocket in No Man's Sky allows players to summon a personal trade rocket that can be stocked with items to be sold on the Galactic Trade Network. It will then take off to the nearest Space Station to trade your items for easy, seamless profit without any hassle.
The best part is, this ship can be summoned anywhere on the surface of the planet and allows for quick selling, especially if you're in a pinch or running out of space.
No Man's Sky's inventory has now been visually overhauled, with new slot designs, backgrounds, icons, and more. Item management has been streamlined as well, with technology and cargo slots now accessible via a single view. This makes it easier for players to keep track of what they have.
Additionally, upgrades are now confined to technology slots, allowing more space for items and creating more interesting decisions about which upgrades to use. To accompany this, inventory capacity has been dramatically expanded, with storage increased across all inventories from Exosuits to Freighters.
The following improvements make life just a bit easier in the vastness of No Man's Sky:
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