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Fo4 with fast travel and without survival elements is just a bland pseudo-rpg imo
If you try survival before you know these things you can create problems for yourself that may frustrate you when you find yourself in a no-win situation having contracted an infection without the ability to heal it and dying while searching for a doctor. It's best to have a little knowledge of the world before trying survival.
Besides, having fast travel and higher carrying capacity allows you to collect junk and drop it off that you might otherwise leave behind. Before you know what mod you will want for guns and armor you will find yourself leaving behind important components due to survival's limitation. Again, having a bit of knowledge of these things will make survival more enjoyable while still a challenge.
Edit: Finally, you can switch between Normal, Hard and Very Hard without issue, but once you switch to Survival you cannot switch back. So use this to your advantage such that you can switch to a lower difficulty level for a particularly hard mission while you figure out its mechanics and the best way to solve it.
Edit2: And being able to quicksave before trying something unknown is a big help. I can remember doing a quicksave before trying to build certain structures as I figured out how to do what I wanted. If I had not been able to quickly undo those changes, I'd have not learned how to build settlements the way I wanted.
You got that bit wrong, you can turn it down from Survial, but then you cannot go back to Survial for that game.
The Struggle is the fun.
Bugs and errors are not fun, so use quicksave before each progress and decision. At panic times do a manual save then if you overwite your quicksave at a bad time and get killed over and over, you can load your recent manual save. have fun.
Remember you can adjust the game difficulty as you go through the game, from sissy to very hard. (Not including survival).
It's not like many other game's where once you pick the difficulty your stuck with it through the whole game.
Having said that, play on as hard a difficulty that you can.
I modded my very hard difficulty to pre-1.5 patch survival, for my first playthrough. Also modded damage to be as post-1.5 patch survival.