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pretty dumb
ya no. this is much much better.
The planets in NMS are a thousand times better then starfield. At least in NMS the entire planet is explorable from the point of landing. At least in NMS you can call down vehicles to help you explore. At least in NMS you can actually fly around the planet.
I got so bored exploring the olympus system moons in sf that I tabbed out of the game for an hour just to scroll through steam. A bunch of empty regions with only 2 kinds of minerals to find and the occasional random outpost, with no vehicle to help you get around faster. Absolutely boring.
But hey, at least you can fast travel to your ship so you can leave the boring planets quicker.
No that's not what open world means. You're just trying to no true Scotsman the definition of open world. If seamless and open world were the same things you would not hear devs describe their games as "seamless open world", but we do hear that. Many open world games ARE seamless, but those aren't the same thing. Fallout and Skyrim have loading screens like this and they're accepted as open world (go look at the store pages and you'll see the first tag is OPEN WORLD). In Starfield the areas are sectioned off (into world spaces), but they're NOT LOCKED. You can go to them whenever you want. If Bethesda had said there were no load screens then that would be a lie, but describing it as open world isn't that.