Fallout
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If you save-scum then that is on you for not knowing how to play a role-playing-game.
Making non-optimal choices is part of the gameplay to weave better stories.
"save scum" is a new term for me. Is it similar to "save spamming"?
Reloading saves until you get the outcome you're after.
The game is designed around save scumming. There's no mechanism to follow dying or failure. There are instant death scenarios. It's not a good game.
Ahh yes, dying because you walked up to a car incorrectly and the physics glitched out. Good times!
car, bucket, pebble...