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This is definitely a "Quantity over Quality" kind of game. Spaceship building and combat is fun but the second you touch down on a planet the game feels like it's in it's alpha stage, just really bland and unfinished. Stiff NPC's walking around and hardly any building exploration; and the buildings you can walk into are large but vastly empty. I suppose that could be an analogy for what is feels like to play this game: A hard, outer shell of a AAA Game, but on the inside it feels...hollow.
Now, the sidequest I did also felt so heckin' boring. Usually when I go fetch something for someone in a game, they send you to a dangerous area where you fight some bad guys or they send you around the area to learn where everything is or learn a fundamental part of the game. Not in Starfield. I literally went and collected things for this guy where they were just laying around this super basic, dead city; fighting nothing and learning nothing (except how much I wanted a refund).
Speaking of being plain AF, the character customization is dumbed WAAAAY down for a Bethesda game. Face sculpting is gone and you really only get to choose from a minimal selection of facial features...booo! That sucks! I wanted to make Morgan Freeman, like I did in the last 3 Bethesda games!

In summation: The game just feels like it's unfinished, in it's Alpha Stage. Typical Bethesda move anymore, really. I honestly think everyone just wants so bad for a Bethesda game to be good, that they're just here for the nostalgia of playing games like Elderscrolls or Fallout 3/NV/4. Same thing happened to me with Fallout 76, except, this time, they charged us $70 for an unfinished game. SHAME ON YOU, TODD!

-The most zombie apocalypse survival I've played. That being said, it can get pretty difficult and nerve wrecking; when you work so long to get a characters skills up only to get bitten by a stray zombie you didn't see coming.
You feel scared when you think they got bitten and sad when you realize they did. And even sadder when you make a new character and see your old one shuffling around as an undead meat bag.

-Not to mention all the you can get and all the neat ones that are always coming out (new cars, clothing, UI tweaks, zombie cures, and new professions/books are just a FEW examples of mods you can get)

-Extra fun to but whether you want PvPvE or just PvE.
--And lastly, to the game in the future, which will no doubt cement this game as the most played Zombie Survival Sandbox game on Steam

"Daaang!" "Nice!" "Eat ♥♥♥♥ and die, Orc!" are just a few things you'll be saying in this game.

-Leveling,
-Long Campaign
-Magic
-Hella dope Weapons with equally Hella dope Abilities
-Multiplayer (with easy joining process)
-A Dev Team that regularly updates and is awesome at burning haters
-MAGIC
-Fast loading times

-I can honestly say I didn't find any flaws in my first few hours of gameplay...change up the maps a lil maybe?