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Yeah, I know. But those are the things I remember people saying when asking for a mode like that in Skyrim (which then led to it being added to Fallout 4). Being blocked from fast travel was one of the big ones. /shrug
(of course, Skyrim had those few wagons you could talk to for travel between main cities.)
Basically it is a meta inventory management challenge, where the penalty for failure is your time.
For some this is the one big issue that makes Survival unplayable. For others it is the Disease, Thirst & Hunger and Sleep requirements. Maybe Disease is the top one.
One also must add that Respawn in Cell's is much much longer in Survival, so once an area is 'cleared' it will stay that way. For a long time. This certainly adds to the 'boredom' of running back and forth.
One way to play around this, and i think many Survival players do, is to either be very thourough in the early areas or run faster to both the BOS questline and to Hangmans's alley and Diamond City.
On my Survival plays i let Sanctuary be a small 5 bed home for Preston, nothing more, until much later when i can fly back to sanctuary with the Vertibird. The Tenpines Bluff triangle i sometimes do, if i plan to set up Supply lines (playing a CHA 6 Local Leader type), but it can also wait.
You get some means of Travel in Survival. The BOS will give you Vertibird flying early on, and getting enough signal grenades is rather easy. Then you can fly to every location you have discovered in style, and in a manner that makes sense.
If you end up in the Institute you may also have some limmited Teleport function to the ground level at CIT ruins.
And both Railroad and The Minutemen will give you Vertibirds but much much later (endgame).
If you are like me and play mostly no mods, there is still one mod that i think you should consider: Survival Options. This one lets you turn Fast Trravel back on, in addition to a lot of other changeable option. If you are gunning for achievements dowload the mods that turn those back on in addition.
Two simple mods, then go have fun.
Scrapping is tedious and boring. Recommend the NODAS equipment recycler (make sure not to leave the cell until the recycler is done)
Travel (after you've gone the route 3 times) is tedious and boring; you already cleared out all the mobs. recommend the TARDIS mod.
Lock picking? Tedious and boring, once you learn the positions. Recommend the easy lockpick mod
Hacking? Tedious and boring, once you learn the game. Recommend the easy hacking mod
Slow 300 baud computer terminal? Faster Terminal Displays (10x) version.
Vertibirds exist too. They actually good alternative for fast travel, and feel aesthetic