I have it need to know exact patch # 2.6.0.8 type of thing.Its 6mb so how to send it ?

Okay, the patch I'm missing ends with .9 so that it's GOG's 9th patch. Do you have that one? If so, could you throw it up on a DropBox or Google Drive or something for me? I'd really appreciate it.

Don't have any patch ending in 9. Game 2.7.0.9 is the F update. Game 1.09 had 2 patches about 5 mb size which the last one was 2.6.0.8.

Below is a list of all the versions of No Man's Sky as released through GOG with the GOG filenames & sizes.

DLC
setup_no_mans_sky_preorder_dlc_2.0.0.2.exe - 7MB

NMS v1.02 (GOG-2)
setup_no_mans_sky_2.0.0.2.exe - 26Mb
setup_no_mans_sky_2.0.0.2-1.bin - 2584MB

NMS v1.07 (GOG-6)
setup_no_mans_sky_2.4.0.6.exe - 29MB
setup_no_mans_sky_2.4.0.6-1.bin - 2584MB
patch_no_mans_sky_2.4.0.6.exe - 18MB

NMS v1.09 (GOG-7)
patch_no_mans_sky_2.5.0.7 - 5MB

NMS v1.09.1 (GOG-8)
setup_no_mans_sky_2.6.0.8.exe - 28MB
setup_no_mans_sky_2.6.0.8-1.bin - 2686MB
patch_no_mans_sky_2.6.0.8.exe - 5MB

NMS v1.10 (GOG-9) Foundation v1.1
Requires complete reinstall - v1.09 must be uninstalled beforehand.
Move savegame elsewhere. Uninstall NMS. Install NMS 1.10 (GOG-9). Run game. Select normal mode.
Save game. Exit game. Copy backed up save game back to it's original location overwriting new save game. Run game.
setup_no_mans_sky_2.7.0.9.exe - 28MB
setup_no_mans_sky_2.7.0.9-1.bin - 2645MB

NMS v1.12 (GOG-10)
(patch is only used to patch v1.10)
patch_no_mans_sky_2.8.0.10.exe - 20MB
setup_no_mans_sky_2.8.0.10.exe - 28MB
setup_no_mans_sky_2.8.0.10-1.bin - 2645MB

NMS v1.13 (GOG-11)
(patch is only used to patch v1.12)
patch_no_mans_sky_2.9.0.11.exe - 12MB
setup_no_mans_sky_2.9.0.11.exe - 28MB
setup_no_mans_sky_2.9.0.11-1.bin - 2648MB

Thanks for that list, Rufus. It's NMS v1.10 that I need, the patch version 2.7.0.9. Was there no patch for that, just the whole game?

EDIT: NM, just saw that you wrote it requires a complete reinstall. Thanks for helping, and thanks TP555 for trying.

So every game I get off GOG and save to my computer to use whenever I wish is not mine? How are they going to take it back?

What you`ve just said is nonsense and actually makes no sense on a GOG site.

Also, what makes you feel the need to tell people this?

@nipsen,
by saying 'the game is not yours' you are misleading people. The game is YOURS for using it once you have bought it (be it on GOG or elsewhere). The game code is intellectual property of the developers and so you may not modify the game OTHER THAN FOR YOUR PERSONAL USAGE.
That's a big difference and complies with the Eula.

XenonS

Well, I think you misunderstood me, big time.
Please read my post again.

To be short; If the Studio would force you to update to a version of the game, full of micro transactions and pay-to-win, they are entitled to. By the EUAL. Only way to prevent it, is not to update. Yes, you will loose access to online servers, etc. But EUAL is there to make sure that you are the on loosing money, not the Studio or Publisher.

Hi Gyrofalcon,
sorry to have quoted someone else (Nipsen) instead of you in my last post, also please be sure that I didn't want to contrast you in a big way, but i'll ask you now: what is your point exactly ? The 'Studio' (I guess you mean Hello Games?) is not forcing you to update anything, neither is GOG, the re-seller of the game, forcing you to do anything. If you want you can play NMS with version 1.02 if you want to (one of the first releases if I'm not wrong.) The only problem is that such a remote version is not available anymore after awhile because everyone (Hello Games + GOG + Steam + another possible re-seller) will reasonably think that the NEWEST version is the best one because of improvements included. I advice you to download every version from your account if you want to collect them, do so before they replace these versions (and better have a lot of hard disk space!).

But OK, if the game would go down, no more DLCs, severs down etc. then, all I can say as a player is : oh, that's too bad, the game is dying. But AFAIK, this is not the case with No Man's Sky ...

XenonS

And again... Nipster was complaining the update broke his game / he didn't like the path the game was taking.
Buhu... If he can't play the version that he liked, because its not availible? He should had made a copy of that version, and kept it on his HDD.
What you are ranting about, I have no idea...

Changelog for patch 1.2 The Pathfinder Update (added 08 March 2017):

AUDIO

- 50% more generative soundscapes
- Additional game loading and game start music
- Added multi-room base ambiences
- More detailed rain system, including room dependent and indoor window rain
- Added indoor storm ambience
- Changes to reverb system
- Fix for a flood of sounds which could occur during the tutorial

SHIPS AND SPACE

- Improved ship landing code
- Fixed AI ships appearing in the air with landing gear deployed
- Ship weapons operate using a new multi-mode system
- Fix for being able to spawn freighters underground while you are jetpacking
- Prevent all docking points in stations, freighters and outposts being taken by AI ships
- Fixed issue where ships could occasionally become invisible
- Fixed an issue where spawning into a freighter in near-planet orbit would occasionally place the player underground
- Freighter containers now drop less Titanium, Thamium and Copper
- Freighter containers now have a chance to drop Nanite Clusters
- Traders can now drop Nanite Clusters
- Traders no longer drop Copper or Iron
- Reduced camera shake whilst taking hits in space combat
- Reduced pirate damage in survival mode
- Reduced damage on ship laser
- Tweaked ship exit animations to improve player placement

GAMEPLAY

- Added damage and resource numbers in combat and when mining, toggleable in the Options menu
- Allow multiple weapon types on the multitool
- Free weapons and ships now have broken slots
- Recruit NPCs have more descriptive names
- Fixed holes appearing in high detail terrain regions
- Made player respawn positioning more robust
- Introduced new growable plant type
- Fixed slow memory leak in material effects
- Removed several minor memory leaks on warp
- Boosted shield recharge rate whilst in caves slightly
- BoltCaster Rate of Fire and Laser Mining Speed upgrades are now known from start. Tweaked build requirements so that both are possible to build on player’s first planet
- Drones now drop small amount of zinc on destruction
- Reduced amount of platinum from depots
- Fixed Vy’Keen depots dropping titanium instead of platinum
- Improved balance of hazards on Scorched and Frozen planets
- Reworked NPC secondary interactions to give you standing in exchange for offerings
- Reduced the amount of tech given by NPCs. In most cases they will now reward tech fragments instead of blueprints
- Reduced the amount of tech available for NPC reward
- Fixed projectiles shooting through certain unmineable substances
- Adjusted space stations to minimise cases where NPCs intersect with the environment
- Fixed issue where the suit upgrade chamber would occasionally disappear

BASE BUILDING

- Fixed NPC terminals and ladders being removed from the central room of bases after the player leaves
- Moved snap points for the glass corridor to be correctly grid aligned
- Galactic Terminals now have consistent pricing, regardless of where in a base they are added
- Fixed plants not being removed after removing the planter below them
- Deleting a room now refunds not only the room itself, but also its contents
- Fixed some plants and rocks not being removed when placing down a base building part
- Fixed the colour of the base terminal light occasionally resetting to red
- Terminals no longer can be build over windows in the central room
- Fixed base building colours becoming corrupt under specific circumstances
- Fixed some NPC missions counting the number of parts in your base incorrectly
- Fixed landing pad not snapping correctly to some parts
- Fixed issues where resource harvester would fail to gather resources
- Left mouse button and right trigger can now be used to build
- Fixed various precision problems with building in freighters
- Fixed some cases where grenades would fail to edit the terrain
- Organised parts in the base building menu to be more intuitive

UI

- Added animation within the Quick Menu
- Changed the hyperdrive stat to be measured in Light Years
- Opening the menu will now return to the last page you viewed
- Added a new Tech stat section to the Tech info popup
- Improved mouse smoothing
- Improved mouse sensitivity
- Clearer and more detailed multitool, ship and freighter comparison screen
- Fixed flickering transition between Inventory and Options Menu pages
- Reduced number of menu options requiring a button to be held rather than pressed
- Improved responsiveness of button holding
- Fixed a bug in the options menu where the title bar would flicker
- Improvements to discovery timeline UI
- Added “Set Waypoint” option to the solar system pop-up
- Improved alignment at aspect ratios other than 16:9
- Prevented player notifications showing up during credits and redeem screen
- Fixed issue whether error messages would be shown for charging and repairing before the options had been selected
- Increased icon resolutions to support play at 4k resolutions
- Fullscreen effects are now correctly displayed when entering a hazard
- Disabled the quick menu while warping between systems
- Removed obsolete Generation Detail option in settings
- Updated display of new discoveries to be clearer and more readable
- Fixed some Japanese and Russian localisation issues and text overlap
- Made cinematic black bars less frequent and obtrusive
- Made is so cinematic black bars can be dismissed
- Race standing is now displayed on the journey milestone page
- Fixed various windows occasionally appearing partially offscreen

VISUALS

- New visuals and backgrounds on mode select, options and inventory screens
- Reduced banding artifacts on some metallic surfaces
- Fixed seam artifacts on some normal maps
- Fixed shadows being too black over water on certain planets
- Fixed very occasional errant black geometry in space
- Improved performance of water rendering
- Improved performance in forward rendering passes
- Improved performance in spotlight rendering
- Fixed some issues with flickering lights
- Correctly oriented IBL map, fixing several lighting issues
- Fixed issue where vertex displacement would glitch when walking between regions

PC

- Support for Intel HD Graphics 530, 540, 550, 580, 630, 640, 650
- Reduced banding artifacts in gamma correction on some GPUs
- Escape key now goes directly to the quit options page

Sounds interesting...

Railshot adapter gone from my multitool. And I now find out that my little ship and multitool are both Class C! :-(

It works.

I've already begun my journey back to first planet.
Thanks God, I resisted the temptation to travel to the center of the galaxy and to start all over again after Foundation update.

But I'm a bit concerned since I went through 3 or 4 black holes to get where I am now.

We'll see.

I haven't finished downloading the update yet but I seea few things of yet again GOG getting dumped on in favor of Steam.

Is there a method of Base Building and trading/sharing in the GOG version or is that a Steam exclusive feature now?

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Also, anyone notice the numbers on the standalone installer files are wrong this time?

Ver - GOG ver - Build ID (Steam Ver)
v1.10 - 2.7.0.9 - 1481116
v1.12 - 2.8.0.10 - 1492442
v1.13 - 2.9.0.11 - 1506566
v1.20 - 2.10.0.13 - 1678189 - MD5 Sums -- Combo breaker 11>13?

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I see we also got today's experimental (obviously no standalone for the experimental {that comes after they go out of experimental}).