It gets boring and there's no real replayability value. Your choices don't impact the story much or your relationships, you can be an ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ to everyone and it will have no impact whatsoever. I miss the karma and the reputation system. Crafting is okay, a bit unnecessary though.

EDIT: Forced myself to finish the game since my review, and I was shocked by the ending. It really doesn't feel like an ending at all, I actually had to double check on the fallout wiki that it really was the end. No credits scene, like why. I played Dragon's Dogma recently and the ending actually felt like an ending despite post-game play being a thing. It's not that complicated: impact, closure, those are necessary to make a good ending, which Fallout 4 has none of. Your decisions really don't feel like they matter throughout the course of the game, unlike in Fallout NV, which I know is buggy as hell, but is such a better game! The relationship between your character and their son is so shallow, you spend like 5 minutes with him, a total stranger, and you're forced to believe it's your son. There's no substance, no depth to this game.

I did like the Nuka Cola world DLC, it was fun though a bit short in my opinion.

It gets boring and there's no real replayability value. Your choices don't impact the story much or your relationships, you can be an asshole to everyone and it will have no impact whatsoever. I miss the karma and the reputation system. Crafting is okay, a bit unnecessary though. EDIT: Forced myself to finish the game since my review, and I was shocked by the ending. It really doesn't feel like an ending at all, I actually had to double check on the fallout wiki that it really was the end. No credits scene, like why. I played Dragon's Dogma recently and the ending actually felt like an ending despite post-game play being a thing. It's not that complicated: impact, closure, those are necessary to make a good ending, which Fallout 4 has none of. Your decisions really don't feel like they matter throughout the course of the game, unlike in Fallout NV, which I know is buggy as hell, but is such a better game! The relationship between your character and their son is so shallow, you spend like 5 minutes with him, a total stranger, and you're forced to believe it's your son. There's no substance, no depth to this game. I did like the Nuka Cola world DLC, it was fun though a bit short in my opinion.