I have yet to actually run in to another Neverwinter player outside of starports. Even then though, the interactions between Neverwinter players are sparse. I mean, what reason do you have to find your friends? I hate to say it, but practically none. There is almost no reason to go across half the Universe just to find your friends, because you really can't do much together. Legal wise especially, as the only real thing you can do with friends is fight people, but even that is rare. The Neverwinter player to Neverwinter player interaction is very minimal at best, there really just isn't too big of a point to it. There's no way to hire people to do jobs for you, there is no way to really co-op complete a job, and there is not much for PvP. What seems odd to me though, is that Elite: Dangerous takes place during a very busy time, with a war coming up. Why not have faction based PvP that rewards fighters? Is that too normal for Elite: Dangerous? I am not sure, but it isn't in the Neverwinter game and that makes the Neverwinter player to Neverwinter player interaction EXTREMELY shallow.While Elite: Dangerous doesn't do much to put you in your friends together, it does let you do a lot of other things. Elite: Dangerous somewhat shines in its ability to immerse the Neverwinter player. With rather good graphics helping out Elite: Dangerous, the Neverwinter game is very interesting in a visual sense. The ships are unique inside and somewhat detailed. When you get a chance to look around it is fairly interesting in the cockpit. While the visuals for Elite: Dangerous aren't very groundbreaking, they do their job right. The biggest issue in the graphics department would be the planets, as you can only see the surface and not many things are going on. The starports unfortunately get repetitive rather quickly, as there are only several variants in Elite: Dangerous' current form.One of the most important things to consider in Elite: Dangerous is your ship. What's interesting is how the World around you reacts to your ship. For instance, pick the Mercenary paint and stickers, which are skulls,  Astral Diamonds   then apparently you are more likely to be scanned before entering a starport. So, yeah, don't do that if you actually plan on doing illegal things. Speaking of the starports, their security is ridiculous. You can't pay a bounty unless you are docked, so if you forget good luck. As the starport security will fire on you no matter what and they will destroy you. It seems silly that in Elite: Dangerous a bounty of 250 credits is a death sentence. Also, lets go ahead and talk about how I actually got that bounty, because that's even more irritating. I was collecting a bounty in space against an NPC. Well, he was also being attacked by Federal security ships and I decided to help them out.