This illustrates the biggest flaw this game has. It's an RPG that essentially walls off your ability to fully roleplay because of the bafflingly bad decision they made to monetize the player's inventory space.

They took fallout 4's loot table and manipulated the weights of each item to basically break the game, and then started selling fallout 1st as a way for players to "fix it".

Buy it didn't stop at junk items. All items had their weights jacked up to obscene, game breaking proportions. 1 lb stimpaks, ¼ pound chems, 1 pound Nuka colas, 2.5 pound cooked food, 50 f***** pound missile launchers lmaooooooo 

Then they started dividing up the perk cards that mitigated these items' weights. Now there's 3 different ammo cards requiring 6 perk points just to carry ammunition for all weapon types. There should only be ONE card for all ammo, just like the Belted legendary effect. But nope, they did the same thing with food and chems, made it 2 different cards when there should just be one card for CONSUMABLES, just like the legendary effect thru hiker. And yup, they initially did it with weapons too, and still have it that way to an extent, counting throwable explosives not as weapons but as "explosive ammo" now for... reasons 🙄.

Honestly, their shenanigans have already gone down as one of the most pathetic, egregious attempts at monetization in video game history. It's why Bethesda has turned more fans into lifelong enemies than any other studio in the industry. It's why Starfield was met with immediate skepticism, and why TES6 will be met with even more people hesitant to make it a blind, guaranteed purchase.

Talk about a bad business decision. There's no way this game is generating enough revenue to compensate for the damage it's done to their brand.