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Just compare this to the likes of Elden ring. From software have crow barred more adventure, detail, game play, weapons, fauna, flora, detail and overall gameplay into one area of the map than the whole of starfield. You can literally play for days, and come across new areas, enemies, terrain, wildlife, puzzles, and still find more.

Starfield clones a few buildings, proceduraley generates them just about everywhere, but provides literally nothing to do when you get there, it's like the complete opposite of Elden ring.

Elden ring shows us how video games SHOULD and can be done, Starfield looked a good game at the start, but bugs, a weak dlc, and lifeless gameplay soon gets tired real quick.

I wanted to like this game, and put hrs into it, but it soon became monotonous and tedious.

Elden ring opened my eyes to how starfield had been mugging us off, and game chiefs at Bethesda are delusional if they think players will return because of bug fixes, a vehicle and some new textures.

You can't polish a turd, true - But Bethesda think if they roll it in glitter, it will fix everything lol

The game is quite accurate to real life - As it's as empty as Space itself.

Unfortunately that doesn't transition well into a video game, and adding a vehicle and fixing faults that shouldn't be there in the first place, does little to provide interesting longevity to a extremely boring game.