In the game Starfield, exploration seems to be lacking as only 3.28 percent of Xbox players have completed the Boots on the Ground achievement, which requires landing on 100 planets. This indicates that very few players are venturing out to explore the vast open world.
Players have expressed their disappointment, stating that they would have explored more if it felt more rewarding. The community suggests a few changes to incentivize exploration, such as adding more unique points of interest similar to Fallout 4, where every location had its own story and background.
The current open world in Starfield is often described as empty and uninteresting, with dull and desolate planets. With over a thousand planets to explore, players expected more engaging content. They hoped for exciting locations and stories hidden among the stars, but were left wanting.
Another aspect of the game that needs improvement is the temples and their repetitive minigame. Players find these temples disappointing and even resort to cheats to avoid doing them multiple times during a playthrough. The lack of variety in the temples diminishes the overall experience.
Some players feel that Bethesda’s promise of a game with thousands of worlds to explore set their expectations too high. They suggest that the game would have been better if it focused on a smaller scale, with all the content packed into a few planets or a single system. This way, players would not have expected Starfield to be the next No Man’s Sky.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| Oct. 30 | 3.28% |
Source: DOTESPORTS
