I play on ps4 too and while I now love the game I wouldn't say it runs fine. I have filed at least 30 error reports so far. Most happen on respawn, reload or simply starting the game. Yet I've also had them while walking around, getting in the ship, opening the inventory page, getting out the ship, picking up stuff or warping to the next system. It is the most unstable console game I have ever played. As long as you don't die it will hold out for a few hours, but it hasn't worked for more than 2.5 hours in a single stretch for me and that was while surviving on a single planet, never leaving nor using the ship.

The framerate is mostly stable though (apart from the occasional hitch). Only once did I have slowdown to 10fps when the sentinels were bugged (stuck somewhere) at a 5 star wanted level. The whole game slowed to a crawl and I had to restart.

Only played it for about two hours, but I'm enjoying it.

I voted "I like it but it could be better" I think its overpiced has too many technical issues and should have more rewarding gameplay, like the ability to find unique items, ship costimazation, base building etc.

Also I think the aliens are not done well, I would have expected to walk into placed where they would be doing stuff, lots of them in a room having drinks in a bar-like scene etc, it just feels like a very lonely collecting resources game and once you realize all you are grinding for is more slots for more resources to store into your ship, its basicly over.

I am expecting a lot of content in the future but its deff not been worth my $60 but I did enjoy exploring for 20-30 hours. (it crashed 12 times in that period, so once every 2 hours)

I'm so glad I boycotted everything about the game since the reveal. Fully agree with that compilation though, epic seeing all those 'thrilled' faces at the end with all the game crashes on the live streams. Wow all those promises he made (although a lot of it seems him not wanting to deny any speculations)

There's still plenty to be disappointed about without all the hype, basic things I did expect from a space exploration game. (no variation in gravity and day/night cycle, no binary stars, no tidally locked planets, no axial tilt or polar regions at all, no celestial movements, space looks like an aquarium filled with floating rocks) but also plenty to be excited about. I was expecting it to be a bit more like Elite Dangerous: Horizons. Actually being able to pick a terrain feature from space and land there but it's all fake. Jet packing over the planets is tons of fun and the variation in planets is still enough for me to stay interesting in exploring them.

If Elite Dangerous, KSP, NMS had a child I would never have to play another game again. (Granted it won't be the worst of all 3)

The i dont own it but enjoy hating it vote is surprisingly honest.

Toss Destiny in.  The FPS mechanics would be nice

I think this is where the internet helped lower the hype.  If I hadn't seen so much on internet for awhile before release about it being boring with nothing to do or how everything will be the same or how it's large universe isn't really large since it's the same over and over my expectations might have been through the roof.

The dehype train this game has been riding for sometime before release helped me temper expectations and it surprises me it didn't for more people.  

It's not a good game. Your average generic survival game with awful procedural generation, the boring planets are ugly as is the wildlife in them, they all sound the same too.

It promises the universe but it's a very limiting game. Go through the same old boring planet with the same stations wih the same alien standing there, just to repeat the process over and over again.

My copy is downloaded (no disc) maybe that is better? I have had very few problems with slow fps. I have played at least ten hours in a row with no problems.

My copy is ps4 digital and I have not had an issue either.