Originally posted by Blitz4:

Originally posted by Eightball:

I am curious by what you mean when you write 'eliminate the feel of randomness'?

all maps are randomly generated. at launch for example, the trader was randomly placed somewhere and no direction was given in game that there was a trader. so luck of the draw if you stumbled upon the trader or not.

Why would they eliminate the best part of the game? The fact that a random map is generated to force you to explore and find things? I have literally never seen a comment complaining about randomly generated maps in an open-world game. For games like The Long Dark or Subnautica players *complain* that the map is static.