1. Multiplayer fleets/freighters. It’d be great if you and whatever friends you were playing with could all summon your freighters into the same system. This would add to the idea that a planet was a home planet for a group

2. Along the same lines but if I Jump into a system and a freighter battle is happening – let me summon my freighter to defend me and potentially the other freighter

3. Settlements are a start but let them expand to sprawling cities or where settlements are started allow cities to start to grow out of them.

4. Race homeworlds- we have 4 races and none of them have a home planet? Do they do all of their construction of the starships and freighters they pilot from other starships and freighters?

5. Along the same lines again but if a race is the dominant race in a system let them populate the planets in that system. Id love to explore AI citites/settlements populated by Gek.

6. Remnants left of the old racist geks who just want to destroy everything and take over everything. Now that we have freighter battles you could easily implement this but instead of pirates its the order of the first spawn intent on destroying the other races

7. Now that we have freighters intent on destroying freighters add orbital bombardment as a possibility for settlement issues

8. The high conflict systems should feel like high conflict systems whether that means you jump in and fleets are firing on each other or you jump in and all of a sudden fighters just fly overhead and are blasting each other

9. I know it’s probably never going to happen but ship/freighter building. I understand the ship hunting mechanic is huge in the game but adding an element for it would be pretty cool…especially now that we have been able to build a staff and a mechanical body.

10. Melee weapons because sometimes you just need to get up close and personal with the enemy or they just get too up close and personal with you. You could make this a sidearm of a multi tool or its own multitool.

11. Desert planets. We have scorched planets so why not desert?

12. Multiplayer cities/settlements – allow multiple player bases to be seen and allow multiple players to build cities together to make sprawling cities or even city worlds. I know this could cause rendering issues but there should be a way to do this right?

13. Space station ownership/construction – I know they added an element to this with the nexus but let us have our own space stations in planets and make money off of products bought/sold in them

14. Player run economies – I’m not saying the whole economy should be player run but allow players to buy and sell to each other through an exchange of some sort whether that means setting up their own shop or through the previously mentioned constructed space station

I love no mans sky as a game and I will continue to play it but I think adding some of these elements will make the game more immersive

I’d love to say exploring, discovering, combat, or story….. I can’t though… You know what it is? Orientation means SHIT in space! What does EVERY. SINGLE. space movie/show have in common? In space, up is up and down is down. I NMS, when you warp into a galaxy or into space from a planet, ships are all different orientation. It’s such a little thing that makes the biggest difference….. What about you guys? What’s the ONE thing that stands out?

Starfield is an single player story based RPG that happens to be in space.

NMS is a sandbox. The two aren’t even on the same playing field, so why compare as if they are are the same?

I like both of them for different reasons. I don’t understand why one has to be elevated over the other, when they are different experiences and play styles. Why can’t we simply like what we like?

Came back to this game after 3 years and I am literally captivated by the music.

Many games have fantastic music and this game is no exception. The best part of the music is, it’s so fitting. It literally gives you the feeling of being in space, being alone and everything you may most likely feel when you’re a wanderer in the endless bounds of space.