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The different skills are basically your party members. Take a different set and it's going to be a much different game. The main plot remains the same, but people's reactions to you can be very different based on your previous choices and actions and 'alignment'.
Give it a shot. If you don't like it, you can always walk away.
In addition, this game is very complex, featuring many branches one is unlikely to explore even on a third or fourth playthrough. I would not really focus on the main case in your subsequent runs -- I, for example, am in it for the side stories and seemingly insignificant discoveries.
E: Oh, and this time around, use Google.
You must be following the "Turn back the wheels of time" quest and have reached the appropriate step.
Both always play out pretty much the same, on day 2 the whole Hardy boys/Katjye just happens and there really isn´t that many paths withing it; and the final confrontation it´s always the same. Honestly, that kid of broke me.
My first run was a communist+paranormal run, so the end fitted perfectly, it made me think the game was challenging me, changing the story to fit my run, the world was being created by Harry´s though as much my actions, my mind was blown away.
Then on my second run I was moralist+bored and I was so excited to see what the end would be, would it be a government conspiracy in order to mock my choice as a moralist? what would there be instead of the creature now that I had not done that quest and avoided all paranormal stuff?... but alas, it was the same ending. Perhaps I was giving too much credit to the game.
That being said, for me at least, the political side quests from the Final Cut alone are worth replaying, and since there are four of them, four mayor archetypes and four main stats... to me it made sense to replay despite not being as different as I would expect. With the skills particularly, since with a stat of 4 the skills of that stat will provide passive checks on dialogue, I wanted to see them all, and it was really fun.
I wish there were more side quests though, or that day 2, final confrontation and the tribunal shoot out could play differently. But still, I don´t regret my 130 hours in the game (probably 25% of that was afk) and I even started a 1-1-1-1 run, which would be my 9th run, but didn´t advanced much, it´s a weird run where you fail constantly and your brain is very silent, lots of save scumming and becomes tedious.
EDIT: For the political day 4 quests, I assume OP got them by now, but anyone struggling, really, look online for the requieremnts. Do communist for your first run since that one is the hardest to fail and the one with the least requierements and then look for the rest now that you know the game, because the others have very specific requierements on stats and side quests done and you may do an entire run only to find out you can´t trigger the end questline.
Those achievements are the political sidequests added on the Final Cut. Considering it´s called Final Cut and all the legal problems with the IP currently, I hardly think they will update this game or that Disco Elysium 2 will ever happen.
It's like watching a really good movie again, but it feels a little weirdly different this time, and I naturally make some different choices this time around.
Right after another playthrough is too soon for my personal taste.
Maybe this goes for you or maybe not.
Either way I feel the game is still more than worth it with only 1 playthrough tbh.
So, maybe wait 2, 3 years and try again and let me know if this time you enjoy it?