Bethesda took a different philosophy from Hello Games in terms of exploration - for them, the destination is the key point. In No Man Sky, there is wonder, joy and magic in flying your ship everywhere and anywhere in the galaxy, just sinking in the open darkness of space, lit by your console and the glow of planets and stars. But once on the planet, people find there is not much to do, not much happening except scanning and just wandering aimlessly around. Starfield, there are plenty of things happening on ground, at Points of Interest, little stories that dot the landscape that you are never left feeling you have nothing to do. Because to them, the exploration is the destination. As such, they didn't focus on the journey exploration that No Man Sky and Sea of Thieves excel at.
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Bethesda took a different philosophy from Hello Games in terms of exploration - for them, the destination is the key point. In No Man Sky, there is wonder, joy and magic in flying your ship everywhere and anywhere in the galaxy, just sinking in the open darkness of space, lit by your console and the glow of planets and stars. But once on the planet, people find there is not much to do, not much happening except scanning and just wandering aimlessly around. Starfield, there are plenty of things happening on ground, at Points of Interest, little stories that dot the landscape that you are never left feeling you have nothing to do. Because to them, the exploration is the destination. As such, they didn't focus on the journey exploration that No Man Sky and Sea of Thieves excel at.
Maybe I’ll find the interesting random planets on my second playthrough!