No Man's Sky Fans Unhappy About the Latest Update

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Since version 4.0 of No Man's Sky rolled out last week, a number of players have expressed their disappointment with the update, with some leaving negative reviews on Steam. As a BAFTA award-winning game, the galaxy exploration title managed to turn things around after its initial 2016 launch left a lot of people unimpressed. This led to review bombing at first, but since then, the studio has diligently worked to make significant improvements, and the fan base has been strong ever since.

As well as update 4.0, called Waypoint, No Man's Sky was also ported to Switch recently, finally making it available on Nintendo's hybrid system. Developer Hello Games' co-founder Sean Murray has said that the team has plans for the game going forward, and while there's been no indication of exactly what those plans entail, it shows that the studio is eager to continue in its efforts to bring more content to the title. However, it seems as though not all patches have been well received.

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A number of people over on Reddit have not taken kindly to the No Man's Sky 4.0 Waypoint update. It seems some are not happy about a few of the changes the studio has implemented, such as how the inventory system works. While there are now more slots, it comes at the cost of reduced technology upgrades. Players are finding that their characters are weaker as a result. Things have gotten to the point where some have taken to review bombing the game on Steam. Currently, it sits at «mostly positive» rating on the PC storefront, but a graph shows that a number of players have been leaving negative scores since the update went live. There have apparently also been instances of people sending