BezKa

The skills you did not choose are as much of a characterization of your hero as the skills you DID choosev. By focusing on guns and say hacking, you made the decision that your character will not be good at everything else. This locks certain paths, but opens others- it is the point of RPGs.

If you cannot handle not opening every single safe, convincing every single npc, killing every single enemy without healing or using revives, uncovering every single hidden object and whatever else, maybe you shouldn't play games where limiting your character is one of the core mechanics of the GENRE.

i am not an expert on RPGs in the slightest. But it truly doesn't sit right with me, that in a category of games where you take on a role and try to navigate the story and world while playing that role there are so many people who complain that they cannot do everything in a single run.

You don't want an RPG. You want a linear story game, where everything is available to you regardless of your choices or what backstory you made up for your character, with no way to do things in the wrong order and lock yourself out of anything.