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I'll just leave this article here. It's an interesting read with some really good points that fit in with this thread. http://www.wired.com/2015/11/fallout-4-bugs/ As for myself, I'm having an absolute blast with Fallout 4. I'm amazingly happy with it. And when the GECK is released for it, I'll be even happier. I'm completely addicted to it. Time just flies while playing it. It'll all of a sudden be 1am and I'll tell myself "Holy crap, it's late! I'll just finish this quest then I'll go to bed." 2 hours later I'll still be playing, cursing myself for not sticking to the plan. Fallout 4 screwing up my sleep pattern is really my only worthwhile complaint. I am improving on that lately, though. Also, the G.O.A.T. is a standardized test. Of coarse it's the same. The same people made the same test for the whole country of survivors. Maybe if we get a Fallout based in another country there will be a different test with a similar purpose.

You can only scrap weapons at a weapons workbench. And of coarse for armor, use an armor workbench. Junk is basically the only thing you have to drop to get raw materials from. But then you can use the base materials of junk without having to scrap them. Doing that is kinda inefficient though, because if you want 2 steel from something that gives you 3 steel, 1 screw, and whatever else, you'll lose those other materials that werent used in crafting whatever it is that needed just the 2 steel. So it's almost always best to drop your junk and scrap it. Although, scrapping something from your inventory would be kinda cool. Not absolutely necessary, but it would save a few seconds.