These are not big things but they do disturb gameplay.I want to learn if you have the same issues and any suggestions?

• 'My settlement missions gone crazy. Preston gave me copies of the premade quests. Why?Did that happen to you.Some quests cannot be finished because on map there are wrong marks


• Do crits spawn in the settlements? can they spawn inside settlements? If so ,isn't that a bit ridicolous?


• Do you bring weapon mods with you always? How can you distribute the ones you use and you don't in a a fast way.?


• How do you know where are your companions? Isn't it better if you see a mark on map?


• Still having 2 different stats(beds, people,water etc..) about settlements in Pipboy and workshop mode. which one should be true?


• How will I know which provisioner is going where from where? there should be something written on them and the routes should be arrowed briefly on map? (dont want to give them ridicolous items that is city names written on them,too much time consuming)

My settlement missions have also gone crazy - Preston gives me the same 2 over and over again .... Sanctuary, Abernathy, Sanctuary, Abernathy, Sanctuary, Abernathy, Sanctuary, Abernathy. It is on cycle 13 now and it's doing my head in.

I haven't experienced crits spawning inside settlements, but I never hang around long enough to notice really.

I keep mods in the workbench.

Companions - mostly, when I dismiss them I click cancel (which sends them back home) rather than choose a settlement for them to go to - then I know exactly where they'll be. For the ones you can't do that with, assign them to a store or something like that, so they are easier to find.

I also have different stats in Pipboy and settlement, but it is less inaccurate than it used to be.

Don't know why you need to know which provisioner is going where - personally I just check my map to make sure all settlements are covered.

Other than not needing mods on you for crafting - not much help - just empathy.

I want to assign optimum number of settlers to optimum number of settlements.

I don't develop each settlement, because that way I have to gather and manage many more resources like wood or steel etc. to build anything on them.

I have base settlements rather than all settlements growing and some medi level ones and undeveloped ones.

I don't like many settlers assigned to go out from their homes , I better want to use them for a store or a job.

Ah, I see. Well as a total loot, scrap and build addict I develop all settlements - which perhaps, with hindsight, is a mistake.

Other than giving each one a distinctive hat or something, not sure how you'll solve that one.