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I’ve got 170+ hours on my Fallout 4 save on Xbox and another 80 hours on my PC copy.
The other night I spent the over an hour trying to build a bathroom for the bar in my settlement. I had to make it, destroy it, and make it again out of different material. I only actually put a toilet and sink in one of them…
That's why Sim Settlements was a godsend
I did just look up SIM Settlements 2 and after dealing with vanilla for so long, it seems overwhelming.
SS2 is actually pretty easy. There's also a voiced quest line that's a lot of fun and instructions on the basics. Basically, you put down a plot and it builds itself into a random structure with a specific purpose. There's some complicated mechanics if you truly want to dig into it (usually when playing survival), but it's not necessary to leverage the plot system. The plots handle beds, stores, food, entertainment, etc. for you. All the workshop tools by Kinggath are quality improvements too. He has a YT channel explaining everything