Starfield is all about Diversity and Inclusion rather then good game-play loops. Everything one tries to do in-game is judged by Companion NPCs and if it is not up to the DEI standards then the companions whine, and moan at you non-stop. It's bad enough to where I found the game more bearable by just leaving all of the main story line companions at their starting points and playing the game without them. Which of course means that I can never finish some of the questlines but as I said that's the price we pay for Diversity and Inclusion as Starfields main game design.

The game also needs many more Points of Interest to explore rather then the few that are included. Exploration is the main thing that I like about Skyrim and Fallout 4 and Starfield is greatly lacking the "open world" of Bethesda's previous titles. 4/10

Starfield is all about Diversity and Inclusion rather then good game-play loops. Everything one tries to do in-game is judged by Companion NPCs and if it is not up to the DEI standards then the companions whine, and moan at you non-stop. It's bad enough to where I found the game more bearable by just leaving all of the main story line companions at their starting points and playing the game without them. Which of course means that I can never finish some of the questlines but as I said that's the price we pay for Diversity and Inclusion as Starfields main game design. The game also needs many more Points of Interest to explore rather then the few that are included. Exploration is the main thing that I like about Skyrim and Fallout 4 and Starfield is greatly lacking the "open world" of Bethesda's previous titles. 4/10