> All those letters and journals add a bit of lore and most people do not read them anyway. But that's just it: They don't add lore, they add noise. If this ki

> All those letters and journals add a bit of lore and most people do not read them anyway. But that's just it: They don't add lore, they add noise. If this kind of story telling is done well and occasionally, then players would actually read those letters. You are right, here they don't, and that's not surprising if they are placed everywhere.