OP does seem like a laidback kind of guy, and most importantly of all - does not compare ED to No Mans Lie , like some people Q.Q
I resemble that remark. So here we go:
Elite has: Spaceship you fly around in
NMS has: Spaceship you fly around in
Elite has: Space stations you can dock at
NMS has: Space stations you can dock at
Elite has: A market you can buy and sell items from and to
NMS has: A market you can buy and sell items from and to
Elite has: Planets you can land your spaceship on*
NMS has: Planets you can land your spaceship on
* if you pay extra for Horizons
Elite has: NPCs that will attack you because they want what you have
NMS has: NPCs that will attack you because they want what you have
Elite has: A sort of vague behind-the-scenes story that gives you the illusion that what you do as an individual really matters, when it doesn't
NMS has: A sort of vague behind-the-scenes story that gives you the illusion that what you do as an individual really matters, when it doesn't
Elite has: An absolutely huge playable area (400 Billion Star Systems)
NMS has: An absolutely huge playable area (2^64 (or 18,446,744,073,709,551,616) planets to explore)
Elite has: Trader and Explorer occupations that pay you credits for trading and exploring
NMS has: Trader and Explorer occupations that pay you credits for trading and exploring
Elite has: Spaceship Customization
NMS has: Spaceship Customization
I can keep going, but, you're right... they're nothing at all alike in any way.
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