Hey, I'm student from central/eastern europe, graduating

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Hey, I'm student from central/eastern europe, graduating from college this summer, and I got a few offers in the US, so I'm deciding where to move. My offers are:

1) New York City, NY ($110k base, $15k average yearly bonus, $20k yearly stock options, $25k signing bonus)
2) San Francisco, CA ($115k base, $20k average yearly bonus, no equity, $20k signing bonus)
3) Seattle, WA ($100k base, $10k average yearly bonus, $15k yearly stock options, $15k signing bonus)
4) Austin, TX ($90k base, $15k average yearly bonus, $15k yearly stock options, $15k signing bonus)

I know that these are all good salaries even for americans (they are straight up crazy for my country), and I'm blessed and thankful.

All have some kind of healthcare coverage + dental, didn't look into that that much, I don't really get sick. And all have some perks (free food/initial computer), but there aren't any so special, that it would be a deciding factor. The job in Seattle might be a little more interesting than others. What I like: freedom (low taxes, low regulations), guns, hiking, good food. Don't really care about the size of the house/apartment I'll be living in, I'm okay with a small studio apartment.

I know that SF/NYC has high taxes and strict gun laws, but they have a good food and a lot of entertainment opportunities. Washington has no income tax, which is cool. Austin has a good live music scene and should be cheaper than the others. I really hate the switching summer/winter seasons, so from this point of view, SF and Austin probably would be better. Other than that, I didn't consider anything else.

What do you think? Did I forget to consider something? Which one would you pick?