Yeah, it kills me that there are brooms everywhere and I've apparently forgotten how they work. But not being able to put a bed where I want or a workstation because there's a small dirt pile in the way really bugs the crap out of me. I know there's a mod to clean things up, but I'm just not using those yet. But we shouldn't need a mod to do something so basic anyway.

And washing too, since starting the game none of my settlers have had a wash, flipping mingers lol.

"What's funny is, we went away from Horse Armor, and the rest of the industry has gone toward Horse Armor." oh god

And yeah, settlements are a really fantastic addition to the Bethesda gameplay. My dream is that they'll translate it to Elder Scrolls in a sense where you're buying estates and homesteads and forming mines or farms with workers, instead of villages with settlers.

I think, Wasteland Workshop will add the most settlement stuff, but all of the other DLCs will add at least a few decorations and other things we can build.

Thinking about it, that would be a great way to implement this feature in an Elder Scrolls context. Perhaps completing misc. objectives could unlock new things for your places? Say, you help a farmer find his lost dog, he teaches you a more space efficient way of planting your crops. I think that would be good.

Yes this also....

Well I am surprised that they were surprised about the popularity of the building element of the game. Thinking of Minecraft and how massively successful that was - it's clear people like building stuff.

not to mention any mmo ever that had a guild hall, or personal house