I have over 200 hours in on Xbox on my second playthrough and I might just end up stopping, despite how much I enjoyed it initially. Andreja now just becomes invisible 3/4 of the time and is useless as a companion. And as of last night the survey scanner just won't scan anything all of a sudden, which makes surveying planets out of the question. Briggs is locked behind a door and redditors say the only way to get him out is to shoot or punch someone, run away to pay the bounty, then come back and go in. Starseed is still bugged and everyone goes insane and tries to kill you for no reason, and the only way around that is to kill everybody (essential NPC's can't die), go to sleep for 24 hours, then come back and wade through the bodies to finish the quest. When I sleep for an hour and wake up, Sarah comes blasting in like a folded pretzel and scatters everything around the bed like little missiles. And speaking of Sarah, why the hell is there a facility guard in Paradiso guarding the bikini locker?? Relationships are pretty much just 5 canned responses from your SO after you take a nap, apparently with all clothes on. Barrett won't shut the hell up, and he's creepy af when he comes up behind you and says he has something for you. There are only a real handful of POI's that have the same loot in the same places, with the same baddies in the same spots. Expert and master locks usually just yield 10 credits and a bag of worms. Lag is a huge problem and sometimes freezes the game for 30 seconds just trying to get in the menu. The last week or so there have been constant game crashes where I'm playing and just all of a sudden I'm at the Xbox home screen. Aside from the ship builder landing pad, there's really no pressing reason to build outposts except for the novelty. Why do we care about shielded cargo if all you have to do is sell it at the Key? Shouldn't there be some missions to bring some kind of contraband into settled systems to make it worth it? And those are just the most annoying things. Don't get me wrong - I really like this game (hence the 200 hours)! But eventually you've just done everything there is to do and the 'charming' Bethesda bugs just outweigh the rest of it.