ArchmageAzor

Edit: A bunch of yall don't seem to grasp the concept of a theoretical question

I want to change the placement of doors and ladders in my ship, because their automatic placements are unnecessarily complex. Like, I have 3 floors on my ship, but instead of having one main ladder connecting all three floors I have one main ladder connecting the top two floors and if you go into one of the side rooms there's a ladder leading to the bottom floor.

Over close to 30 hours I have only had 2 crashes and no freezes. Is the curse broken?

There's a background that mentions implants and cybernetic augmentation/transhumanism (cyberneticist). I didn't pick it, but it made me think implants were a thing in the game. I'm a good 24 hours in now but I haven't found anything like it. Is that a thing?

I've been getting periodic "no more storage for saves" errors. Now it happened when all I have is one quicksave and two autosaves.

Edit: I found a solution, though I dunno how reliable it is. If you go into Xbox settings, system, storage devices, then clear all local saved games this apparent data leak will disappear, though it will delete all saves on your consoles (saves on the cloud are fine and can be downloaded again). Starfield doesn't seem to save to the cloud from what I can see, but if you leave Starfield running while you do this your game should still be active and you can make a new save afterwards.

I feel like Earth could've been handled very differently in game. I don't think what's shown in Starfield is a possible outcome within 1000 years much less 300. I don't know if there's an explanation given in game but it seems weird to me.

That's Earth in the picture.

I'm still stuck there, stuck in an infinite loop of getting wrapped up in new quests.

They mentioned you can go to a settlement on Mars, so you can visit the Sol system, but Earth hasn't been mentioned. Either it's off-limits, like in Elite Dangerous where you need a permit to visit, or it's heavily altered, perhaps by nuclear war or climate change so they don't have to recreate all of Earth, or they actually have recreated all of Earth.