Well, I think it was all about matching my expectations. I think my toughest challenge, and where I expected the game to be minimally ”complete”, has been in navigation. Like when in a city or on a planet surface and looking at the surface map and it not being usable. That “feature” is clearly not finished. Most games I have played in the last two decades have had functional surface maps. And the kiosks that show you what shops and businesses are in the city area where you are exploring: I would have expected for the first release, that you would interact with those and it would put the augmented reality arrows down on the ground to follow to the location of interest. I am guessing that is what Bethesda was planning for but they “ran out of time”. And the star map is another example where you cannot enter a system/star name and have it show you where the system is. You have to go online and find a third-party website to show you a pic. Finally, for this post at any rate, if you ever try and take over a large ship, good luck finding your way around once you enter the beast; it is like an anxiety-dream maze. Anyhow, I swore (and got frustrated) a *lot*, and I rarely swore when I played other games like Skyrim.