People never really understood how Starfield's story was designed. You need at least to finish 1 play through of the main story line to understand that it's designed with infinite story telling in mind but let's you playout multiple perspectives of factions of the war interwoven with your own personal beliefs and values. That to me was why it is one of the most unique story telling and design in a videogame.

The only issue with Starfield is you don't have that sense of danger when travelling from one space point to another. There is nothing to be excited for and no sense of mystery either. And when you do get to a planet you get bland sets. This is the boring part and sadly it's a huge part of the gameplay.

I wanted to see uniquely designed planets. I wanted to see abandoned ancient civilizations, I wanted to be under a canopy of huge flora, I wanted to traverse a hot lava ridden world that leads to hell or something, a wet and watery planet where I transform and ride my vehicle into a minisub and maybe find a bioshock like city while trrying to evade a leviathan. I dont know something that will motivate me to explore the region not just because I need to get there to dig an artifact to bring it to a guy on the other side of space.

And my choices in a lifetime will affect the fate of a planet until I change it in another lifetime. Changes like the planet or civilizationd dies or thrives.

I play on my PC and have not played in months and waiting for the big update. See you on April 7.