Actually, that has happened to me. Twice, once here in the PNW and again in Scotland. These were choral concerts, though, and daytime, so we just kept going.

Ignore RFK. The worst he can do is give you a refund for all those taxes you paid (since autistic folk don't pay taxes, of course). I got diagnosed with Level 1 autism just a few weeks ago and started the journey.

But I also got tired of the tedium. Dungeons looked alike and had no story, beyond being a loot grab. Loot became meaningless. Leveling was too fast and lost purpose after 20. Quests were repetitive.

Did I mention the copious bugs? Not the quirky original ones, the new ones from bad UE5. 3/3

Mostly I grew tired of the CTD. There were times I could not get more than 15 minutes in before a crash, and it would sometimes happen multiple times in a row.

(typo: run away from Ocato around in circles so that he does NOT engage you in dialogue before the cinematic starts)

The original had its issues. Those are still in there, but stuff like this has been added, mostly due to the switch to UE5 and a poor job with testing.

The ending cinematic gets preceded by Ocato's post event dialogue. In that order, you are left in a non responsive, immobile state where you can't even access menus and have to force shut down. The only solution is to run away from Ocato so the he does talk to you before the cinematic triggers.

Multiple multiple enemies in the Shivering Isles will stop attacking after a hit or two and just t-pose.

We're talking some very rudimentary things that should have been caught through debugging.
Paralysis, such as through the Marksmanship perk, cause enemies to become weightless and bounce around like balloons.
Attacking paralyzed enemies can cause CTD.

P. S. Is there an IRS web link where I can get back all those taxes I was unable to pay?

Time for my dyslexia eval.
"I just found a channel that is all cat chases"