Seems like you can also seamlessly walk around inside your ship in "ground mode" too. I did notice a cutscene at the ladder to transition from one deck to another (skimming that video you posted). This isn't the end of the world to me, though I wonder why they did it that way. Perhaps because ladders in all games can be a tedious mode of transit, so they decided to add "fast travel" to bypass the "grind" of climbing ladders. If so, I wouldn't be surprised if someone makes a "climb ladders" mod. They made a "real time carriages" mod in Skyrim, after all, and I actually used it instead of the fast travel default, because I found it extra immersive.
At least you can look out the windows and see the real world around you, unlike Skyrim's terrible opaque windows where a house truly is its own pocket universe.
If they do a VR mod the fade to black is essential. Nothing more nausea inducing than a forced animation in VR.
Cough Space Engineers Cough.
Now let's talk about Starfield, not old dead games like Elite and Star Citizen
You can see the stutter in SC when it loads different areas too - mostly when there are other players in it.
I think it was actually September 6th.
Review copies are out, people have probably got hold of those somehow or are just ignoring the NDA
That's a feature, not a bug
I don't think walking around inside is of any point in SF. It's more that these interiors actually have functions and activities connected to them. They are - more or less - meaningful for the gameplay and not simple immersion boxes.
Same here if done properly. I think of Odyssey as a perfect example of interiors ruining performance. This is especially noticeable (at least on my machine) when hovering over an Odyssey settlement in my ship. I know it's the full rendering of those interiors through the glass windows that kills my framerates. I'd rather they had done something like they do with cockpits in Legacy, where you can see into the cockpit, but on close inspection you'll notice it's a "dumbed down" version of the cockpit, a stage set of sorts, not the actual cockpit as seen by the pilot. That's fine by me, because this is what makes Legacy perform so much better. On the other hand, the abysmal low textures and lack of any detail of interiors of station and outpost buildings in Legacy (control towers, etc) is a bit too dumbed down. There needs to be some happy medium.
This is good news (for me at least).
Would you like that?
Depends how good it is, i have become bored with all the thargoid stuff to be honest.
