For me it’s volcanic worlds. They are depressive, gloomy, scorched places usually without water and, from my experience, if you saw one, you saw them all. Unfortunately I encounter volcanic worlds often.

Yesterday I even glitched into a volcano while flying, I couldn’t get out and my ship kept taking damage, so I reloaded the game before the inevitable happened.

It is both a detriment to some and what makes the game so great to others. The fact there’s so many features and different aspects and things to do. The fact even the littlest things are paid attention to and seemingly no matter how much you play there’s always some new little trick or tip to learn. I mean even things like adjacency having an impact on boosts, or how certain classes of ships (like explorer / sentinel / fighter) have better stats and same for multi tools.

For some, being so spread out is a negative because they don’t get to focus on one thing and flesh it out. But to others it’s a game where you can keep finding new things even if small mechanics like that. And I love it. And I can see with continuous updates how far it can keep going