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Surely Fallout 4 plays fine on the Slim, even if downtown Boston gives it the hiccups, it does the same thing on PC anyway. Heres some guys video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6GTndjD4FA
Don't need to watch in full, browse it at random, looks to play it fine.
Good job making a new topic for your question, OP.
Pro:
-No hardware and config headaches which seem to plague PC users
-Fixed at 30 fps
-Controller - the game was written for consoles and written for controllers.
Con:
-Fixed at 30 fps
-Controller - no keyboard
-No (command/cheat) console
-Reduced set of mods as you can only use Bethesda.Net mods, not Nexus. That means you have say 10,000 mods instead of > 100,000 mods.
-Reduced capabilities of mods due to Sony restrictions on scripting and assets
-Can't use F4SE, SSE2, and some other major mods/tools
-Built in mod manager is feeble compared to having MO2, Vortex, LOOT etc
-Very hard (not impossible) to manipulate save files
-Very hard and time consuming to remove unwanted Creation Club content.
I originally played FO4 on the XBox One and my god was that an awful time. When the BoS appear, travelling around Boston most of the time was a slideshow with single digit fps (still somehow completed the game and sunk 200+ hours into it on console, but it was a chore at times).