Yeah, I know that other folks have played Fallout 4 a lot more than 100 hours. I've been busy working 6 day work weeks.

Well anyways, I'm about 95 hours so far, and I have to say that I love this game. I finally made it to the area West of Boston, and I'm still finding lots of places to explore, and I still have only Sancuary as my lone settlement.

Last night I got to the top of a skyscraqer in Boston and man, the view was really nice. After admiring the view, I got out my trusty sniper rifle and started pop shooting raiders and mutants far down in the streets and adjacent rooftops.

Also last night I found my self in a 5 way battle between me, mutants, raiders, ghouls, and Brotherhood soldiers. That was pretty fun, it was a free for all!

And the day before yesterday in a mine shaft I read a computer log by a raider talking about the problems the raiders were having with mining because of the ferals. I was ready for them after reading that.

All the above are examples of why I love Bethesda's way of making open world sand box games.

I'm just not buying it when people say that the game has no content. There is just no way I could be entertained for almost 100 hours if that was the case. The content is there. You're just expected to actually go out in the world and find it.

Just rolled over 130 hours today. Got mountains of content still left, and Im sure the modding community will find a way around the PC being voiced and create a giant amount of content for my character as the years go by. I just hope my save game never corrupts, since I plan to be playing Fallout 4 with my character for as long as I have a machine that can run it.

BLASPHEMY U HAVING FUN WITH FALLOUT 4 BLASPHEMY......

sarcasm aside, same boat as u, i break the 150hs mark on one of my PC and still finding stuff to do.

160 hours in and I feel like I have so much left to do. Every time I turn around I get another quest. Or I start on a quest and get distracted by something else.

As a side note: I have vertigo in real life and I don't like climbing to the tops of buildings in this game because it is so realistic it triggers my vertigo.