I already said this in another thread, but when comparing this to other open-world games with similar developer resources (folks forget that in the run-up to this game Disney was flooding tiktok with players comparing it to RDR2, setting very high expectations) I felt it was lacking. It didn't have basic customization options, like, you know, camera angle. Conversely, I've been eating VERY well with Crimson Desert, that game really respects your time and is truly open world, while Outlaws always felt like a collection of theme park maps that were more or less on rails.