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After the halfway point in the main story there's not really an imperative to finishing things quickly...and technically speaking there's never a real reason for your character to rush out into the wasteland.
Edit: Also you can't really "rush" the story. I mean you can just...go and do it. I think the only way you could even rush it would be if you ONLY did the main story and at that point you might wind up underleveled for the part where you get sent into the glowing sea.
like you say,, "personal enjoyment" is purely personal.
1 mans way of playing games is another mans poison.
personally for me, theres no need to waste time expoilting glitches when the console command system is so extensive.
i spawn and create my own mini games/checkpoint objectives in between 2 points of A & B.
60+ hrs of watching video footage of the game and preppin bat txt files before i even bought the game.
45+ hrs into the game and i still havnt "entered the museum" to meet preston yet.
i think im about level 20, which is basically nothing.
mods + high difficulty + "spawncraft" = epic open world gaming.
ive got over 2600 hrs in payday 2.
im so glad FO4 is a really great game.
ive been after something like this since the stalker series finished.
nice...
O.O
If you finished at 41 and don't continue to do all the side quests then yes you have rushed the game.