There’s a lot to enjoy in the base version of Fallout 4, but one particular feature that didn’t show up until DLC definitely should have been included for free. Fallout 4 has always had a somewhat contentious space in the franchise, and a big part of it is a feeling that the game falls into a one step forward, two steps back problem. Enhanced gunplay and settlement building are just a couple of the significant new attractions, but missing Fallout roleplaying elements and fewer narrative complexities can be disappointing compared to prior titles.