Starfield Versus Star Wars: Outlaws - Space Flight & Exploration

it's been confirmed that there's no flight on planets in outlaws and that there will be set landing spots u can land on, meaning u can't land anywhere. Got this info form the same QA that revealed planet size.

This is speculation: But to me it looks like a cutscene when u first take off and then you gain control when the ui shows up, like u said. If I had to bet, I think this means u can't manually take of or land, it's just a cutscene. So maybe not all that different form starfield. either way I dont think this is a bad thing, these games are not no man's sky, there is way more going on on the planets.

Great Video! and good points.

I think more people should appreciate the so-called negative space in an open-world game = space between cities, the journey you have to make between them, etc. Skyrim is a great game, but I'm probably not the first to think that the cities are a little too small, even Todd mentioned it in one interview, what was the topic "what would you have done differently if you could" he said that, for example, Whiterun is a bit too small... now Imagine that if the cities were 2-3 times bigger, it would solve the problem regarding the credibility of the cities, but if the distance between the cities was not increased, it would possibly feel a bit artificial if you could see another big city in the distance... it's important to also think about the space between the cities... the Elder Scrolls Daggerfall is probably the most realistic in terms of the size of the cities and their distance, than you realize how big the world of daggerfall is a feeling like no other.

(I like the modern Bethesda games more than the older ones, but starfield gives me hope that we could see a bigger game world and bigger cities in the next Elder Scrolls game. like in the older games)(also the fact that they have added some older RPG mechanics back in Starfield raises the hope that we could see the return of Classes in the next Elder Scrolls game. )

1. point people should appreciate negative space between cities.
in this situation space between the planets

2. point people should appreciate the journey between cities, the adventure while
reaching the destination, the things that happen along the way, etc.

The haters say, "Starfield sucks because you can't manually take off and land."

I see that clip of J. Jonah Jamison (JK Simmons) full on belly laughing and then cutting himself off with a "Wait. You serious?"