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FO4 felt like devs sacrificed good questing for cheap accessibility things. In Skyrim, even though the game gives lot of freedom, it also has a sense of “progressiveness” in the map. For example, I first look at Riverwood, concentrate some time there or around, go to Whiterun, increase my knowledge of the world, get to know things from a stranger perspective, while giving me some caves around to explore and some good quests, characters like a warriors guild, bounty quests, a small taste of magic, an air of rebellion, showing the potential of blacksmithing. Each quest is well tailored, forget the bugs, but Skyrim balanced open-world design with “moving the player” in the world in incremental phases.

In FO4, this was true until you meet Minutemen, save them, and then setup shop in Sanctuary. Once this is done, there are no quests or interesting side-story line to give me motivation to explore. for example, Skyrim, on one hand gives me a mystery of “being dragon-born” while giving me thrilling side-stories like Whiterun’s tree quest, warrior’s guild quests. civil war, among other things. These all give a “character” to the world. FO4 does not give this.

FO4 tells you to explore on your own, without giving me any “thrilling” quests or “motivation”. Preston is supposed to be “WhiteRun’s Jarl”, “Warriors’ Guild’s Farkas”, and the “Settlement” – all in one. Also, sometimes, the quests he gives are so far away that your level does not even tend to match the place, and then it’s time bound. Besides, there is no “interesting side-story” or any thrill to explore – except for finding bandits, roaches and other stuff.

FO4 forgot that you cannot make “exploring” itslef an adventure or a quest on its own, exploring should be part of an interesting quest. That might be OK for some,but that’s lazy design.

And, I won’t even get to interesting characters until I reach Diamond City, which frankly at that point is very bad. Don’t even get me started on the main story. It’s not an unrealistic story, but its a story that we dont need to tell through a game or a movie.

Things like the stripped down spell system, the horrible UI, etc.

When you increase the difficulty setting the only changes that occur are the damage the enemies put out, which just makes the game more frustrating when you get one-shot by some mage that you didn’t see and didn’t have a chance to dodge; and the enemies get more health, which again, makes the game more frustrating. How many times should I have to hit a bandit in the face with a big sword before they die? The correct answer should be one or two, not twenty.

Instead of increasing the numbers when the difficulty is increased, they should have the AI adjust to make groups of enemies work together by flanking or being more aggressive with their attacks.

The skill tree could use work too. Instead of having a bunch of skills that again, just increase the numbers, skills should change how you play. For anyone who got into modding Skyrim, SkyRE did an excellent job of addressing this.