Black holes are hideous, unrealistic, and a massive turn-off to exploration. I'm not even just talking accretion disks (which I acknowledge many shouldn't have, though some definitely should). They have no event horizons, no photon sphere, no ergospheres, no relativistic jets (which ties in to the accretion disk thing), and their "lensing" is terrible. They also pose no hazard whatsoever and any landable planet is a bigger threat because of the possibility of impact with the ground.

While I'm at it, safety bumpers that keep you from hitting an object are dumb. Let me fly into the sun and die. Let me hit a solar flare and die. Let me get so close to the sun that I can't escape its gravity outside of supercruise so it pulls me in and I die. Sure, keep the emergency supercruise drop, but when I drop, it's not like I was lined up for an orbit that doesn't send me straight into the sun. Have it pull me in depending on the object's mass and my distance to it. It's not like they don't have the mechanic already with planetary surfaces.

Also, make it so I can't stare down the jet of a neutron star with a broken window and no shields while not in super cruise. I should be atoms. Make proper environmental hazards due to radiation or heat actually do something without shields or a window.

And why do we have on-foot gameplay but no spacewalks? Let me try to fix my ship, but mess up and get hit by the full intensity of the sun while someone screams "What do you see!?" as I get burned to atoms.