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

That’s how long it took me to find an archive/trading post.

The “Distress Signal” was 11 hrs away when I started. Happy I didn’t have to go all that way.

Only came across one crashed pilot along the way.

This post had just to be made. You know.I didn’t plan to.

I landed on this Infested Planet.While my Ship Takes ages to land – as usual (up to 5 / 6 seconds) – I spectate the Birds in the background.

I get out of the ship – message of the newly discovered Planet. Yeah yeah out of my face with it.WROOOSH. Suddenly a moving Wall in front of me.

The damn Titan Worm had to plop out literally 5u in front of me. (I still wasn’t able to scan it bummer).This gave me the biggest Jumpscare I had so far in this game.

There were some minor ones like my first Sentinel Battle (Level 5) or just Enemy’s that plopped out for the Mission.

But this one took the Cake. (Is not a lie)

PS: Correct me on any spelling mistakes.