As usual for Bethesda, there are some really dumb things with Fallout 4. Most of which probably only affect me because of how I'm playing it and probably no one else ever.
You can't skip the launcher, and it doesn't work with a controller. If you launch the game via Steam In-Home Streaming, you get the launcher full screen, but you can't see the play button, and there's no way to start the game. OK, fine, I'll start it from the PC from now on.
As soon as you use a controller in-game, it completely disables the mouse input. At least in borderless windowed, you can't interact with the game at all with a mouse.
When entering the character's name, I couldn't bring up the Big Picture menu to get keyboard input, so had to walk to the other end of the house to type it in with a keyboard. Despite these controls otherwise having just been disabled.
The Pip Boy companion app couldn't locate my PC, and I have no idea how to make it work.
The first (?) crafting area seems to have no reason to exist as far as the story is concerned. You get there, it's empty and suddenly you know how to make walls and stuff! It's probably fun, sure, but at least have a simple story-related thing (short intro combat, or a small quest with someone who you take over from, or something). It's dumb.
Seems like a Fallout game to me!
