#Fallout 4 brotherhood of steel evil crack#

it was all a means to get into the Institute with some hope of getting out with my son.

That gave me a reason to do all the other things. I slowed down my main questline under the idea that I should build firepower, relationships, and intel that will be useful for cracking such a mysterious and powerful opponent. However, their morals in Fallout 4 are questionable. potentially useful, but very dangerous considering my Son is inside. There are four main factions in Fallout 4 that you can side with during the main story, and the Brotherhood of Steel is one of the most popular because of their relevance in previous Fallout games and their powerful technology. The Brotherhood has hard firepower and a drive to destroy the Institute. In the south-eastern most compartment there’s an Ammo Box and a Suitcase Novice, a Duffle Bag and a Hidden Compartment Master you can loot on the bottom half, and on the top half you can find a dead Scavenger, a First Aid Box and in the two. There are three cylindrical compartments to loot, running north-west and two wings. The Railroad has the best intel on the Institute, so I'll see what I can learn there. Kill them all, then turn your attention to the wreckage. The Minutemen is under my control, but I have to build them up to be useful. In the end, the BoS cares about technology and power. Yes, they protect citizens of the wasteland and fight bad people. I needed a serious faction or two or three to handle that. The brotherhood of steel cannot be classified completely as good or bad, as they lie somewhere in between.

#Fallout 4 brotherhood of steel evil crack#

There is no way I'd crack that nut without a bigger hammer. Then I drove hard through the main questline until I learned my son was relatively safe with the Institute, which is played off as a vastly technologically superior force with an unknown location. I did a little work with them, which gave me the equipment and practice I needed to reach Diamond City in one piece, which is the only lead you're given at the start. The Minutemen provide that early, giving you some basic direction. Before you get your panties in bunch about what's discussed in the video, you need to know that while the BoS’ view of the perfect human specimen is similar to the idea of the perfect Aryan race used by those who believe in a Master Race, many throughout history have believed in a Master Race besides the Nazis (who aren't mentioned in. I needed a home base to hone my equipment at. This video takes the viewpoint that the Brotherhood of Steel (BoS) are a Bad Guy faction in Fallout 4.

I drove hard to find my son, but realized that going it green through the wastes was a fools errand. If anything I appreciate it for the fact it acknowledges a previous protagonist from a fallout game, like 4 never brings up the slightest bit of reference to the Lone Wanderer and it makes me sad.They way I RP a choice like that is this. Elder Maxson was more or less raised by Elder Maxson and the Brotherhood Knights at the Citadel, and he has more or less combined the mission of the Brotherhood of Steel with Elder Lyon's creed of actively pursuing threats to the citizens of the Wastes Feral Ghouls, Super Mutants, Raiders. One of the criticisms of the game was that it lacked strong writing, and this is easiest to see when choosing a faction. There are much more militant and proactive but they are not evil. How Fallout 4s Brotherhood of Steel quest line stood out from the rest Despite being one of this generations most popular titles, Fallout 4 isnt without its flaws. That's the first time we've ever actually heard of anything alluding to a fallout protagonist being a set character with a gender and name, all other games keep it ambiguous as to if they were male of female as well as good or evil. No the Brotherhood of Steel under Elder Maxson is not evil. Also, if you question him about the name of the town he says its named after 'an old friend' and that he 'doesn't know what ever happened to him, but hopes things turned out well' (I'm paraphrasing, haven't played new Vegas in like 3 years) but this is an obvious reference to The Chosen One who may be dead now seeing as NV takes place 40 years after 2. Hes the mayor of Jacob's town, illustrating he built a safe haven for his kind and that they aren't entirely mindless monsters. Not so much the character in a whole but only because I haven't played Fallout 2 personally, but Marcus' appearance in Fallout New Vegas.