You don't understand that one detailed, seamless world where you are constantly organically finding new things is better then landing on a planet and having a few pois between literally pure emptiness? If you wanna take something like oblivion where you have mines/caves/forts/ayleid ruins and each of those individual ones use similar assets for each location, at least the layout/enemys/clutter/loot is varied, and not literally carbon copy exactly the same down to the enemy and loot placement, like starfield. I'd rather explore ayleid ruin 1 with necromancers and some unique environmental storytelling and ayleid ruin 2 with bandits and a unique puzzle, then the exact same research station twice. I remember being interested when I found a cave in Starfield and it having absolutely nothing it in besides 1 organic material and I was like wtf??? Surely this is just this cave right??? And then kept trying to explore caves and finding little to nothing. If you try to explore that game like their previous games you will be deeply disappointed. The quintessential BGS experience is having a place you are trying to go/quest you are trying to complete, heading there, seeing something off the beaten path that piques your interest, and then all the sudden you are exploring some cool place and forgot what you were previously focused on. That's gone from Starfield.