Because other then getting a higher rank than 40, all the weapons i currently have are maxed out, know the layout of the land, know how the story ends, maxed out in all the catergories i wanted, and im op compared to anything else that comes at me. I would like to see some dlc for this game and a few updates on a pretty good game to make it even better.

At only level 40 you haven't seen half of the game lol. There's no way. I'm level 54 with 135 hours. And there's plenty of places i haven't seen yet. O and there's a thing called difficulty level you can change so you're not so op.

Ekletik: Well im playing on hard and only focused on making my character a sniper based one. I dont have but a 1 in most of my catergories with a 9 in perception, a 6 in intelligence, a 7 in agility, and a 6 in luck. Most enemies never even see me comming with a special sniper rifle i found called the 2 shot sniper rifle that deals 181 damage. Most of my catergories in the perk chart are maxed out albeit a few you can only get in higher ranks, but some of those dont really matter to me when you get the rifelman perk at 4 stars with 80% more damage, ninja maxed out, demotion expert maxed out, commando at 4 stars, gun nut maxed out, and better criticles maxed out. Maybe i havent been to all the places but i gurantee ive seen at least 85% of the map (thats being generous when ive prob seen more), and you can most likely agree that after youve seen that much of the map places start looking extremely familiar. Like the same place recycled with different stuff. Also, my gf beat the game at level 46. Maybe you are doing something wrong. She is a HUGE fallout fan and actually is most likely why i did so well.

Unholyone: I usually only do one playthrough in most games except the souls series (demon souls, dark souls, dark souls 2). I think after im done playing all the other games i havent played yet ill come back to this and make a new class. I did side missions till i was blue in the face! I actually just counted them totalling 89 side missions. After awhile i just started paying ransom for the ones that i could as i have over 9000 caps. Most likely due to some of the other perks i had. I appreciate your response and dont consider you arguing with me but honestly its ok if you did. I enjoy healthy debates about some of our fav past times. We just have different tastes is all.

IMO there is pretty much one character build you can do in Fallout 4, all perks do is they add flavors to it. I mean if you decide to invest heavily in Luck, only thing you gain is around criticals. And the way critical are in this game, it's not even close to a game changing feature. That's why after about 50 hours of F4 i decided that in this game i will only have one character that i use to do everything i like in the game. And when you strip away those never ending fetch quests there is not that many side quests worth to do (like Silver Shroud).

Watering down dialogue also affected majorly on builds and even locations. Fallout 4 just seems to lack any kind of depth to the locations and quests as previous Fallouts had. There is really rare chance to find a location where there is any kind of dialogue to be found. I don't think i've had more than few lines of dialogue with any enemies, they just shoot on sight everytime and everywhere. For example, in F3 there was a small community on a broken bridge > you talk to the leader > he meantions that people are gone missing > you talk to people there to find out more > investigate missing persons home > find out about some kind of vampire cult > go to the cult location > kill everyone/use speech to resolve the situation > go back to the bridge alone or with the missing person saved.
In Fallout 4, every location pretty much revolves around killing ghouls, animals, raiders, super mutants or synths. Loot Fusion core, comic book or bobblehead and move on.
What i like in Bethesda games is subtle environmental storytelling. Note here, terminal there to bring some meat around locations. But those little details don't carry through hundreds of locations.

I haven't beat it because there's so much more to do. I've seen a lot but not nearly everything. I haven't made a large settlement yet I'm just now upping my charisma enough to start. And there's at least 20 plus places i haven't even unlocked a few ive seen but haven't entered. Plenty of things i want to test. Then I'll be playing through again doing things all different. I mean to me i guess this game is a huge game that can't be seen or beat in one play through.