@@Cthulhuwarlord To be fair I'm pretty sure the nukes can't launch. I think there's a point in the game where they said it can only be detonated inside the sub and not actually launched, but I might be wrong.
My view of best choice: - Establish Peace between the factions and send the girl home safe and sound after making her realize she isn’t a synth. Background: I’m a minutemen general who brought as much peace as possible and killed the raiders of Nuka World
I always end up playing a good guy character, I think part of it is because the voice acting and backstory encourages you to play a morally good character. But I can never get myself to kill all the raiders at Nuka world, it pretty much defeats the purpose of the DLC and prevents you from getting some of the best perks in the game
My Minuteman general is more of a chaotic than lawful alignment, so she was more than ready to nuke the nucleus, but after interacting with the CoA and seeing that they’re just people trying to survive as everyone else, getting ride of Tectus was a no brainer, because without his ideologies the children are peaceful. Too bad for Tectus to arrive with bodyguards, so after giving him Dima’s regards, my general carries the same guilt that she has after dispatching a raider, Tectus was a ticking bomb not only for far harbor, but for the nucleus also, so killing him to ensure the security of the people living in the island was no different than killing a raider team.
Best ending is bringing dima to justice and nuking the children of atom. The children are unstable destroying your own integrity by replacing a human with a synth is a short term solution before tensions reapear. Kicking the ball down the road. For long term peace either the children or far harbor need to go. And while distrustfull the people of far harbor are the better option. (Replacing tactus does not only kill him but also a innocent synth. This is capital letter E evil)
The faction I sided with in each play through determined my choices in Far Harbor... As a Minutemen General, I convinced Dima to turn himself in as I believed he must face justice for his crimes, but peace between Far Harbor and Acadia remained as I helped Far Harbor take back their land. I also destroyed the Nucleus as I saw them as a threat to my Island Settlements. As a Railroad agent I helped Dima replace Tektus with a Synth and bring peace to all because as a member of the Railroad, I believe in Synths, and a Far Harbor Island under the control of a Synth is best for all Synths. In my BOS play through I helped Far Harbor destroy Acadia and then destroyed the Nucleus because as a BOS Sentinel I believe in the superiority of humans, that Synths are a Menace and must be destroyed, and that Radiation worshipping psychopaths have no place in this world. For my evil Institute play through I helped Far Harbor destroy Acadia, then turned off the Wind Turbine and allowed the Fog to swallow the Island because I believe the surface is lost, and the sooner it’s cleansed of surface dwellers, the better. The Children of Atom shall do that dirty work for the Institute, then once they are all that’s left, the Institute shall rise and rebuild anew.
That's exaxtly how I played with my characters with the exception of me as an Institute character clearing Acadia with the Institute rather than with the people of Far Harbor. Those four playthroughs give the player a pretty complete experience imo.
Late comment, but... I mirrored these in most of my playthroughs. Though there were a few outliers. -Playing a Child of Atom build that associated with the Minutemen (mostly for the settlement building so, in-roleplay, that the Atomites piggyback off the MM's drive to unify the Commonwealth), I did nothing for Far Harbor and helped them destroy Acadia (even encouraged it to further sow dissent), then used the Wind Farm Kill Switch to destroy them in turn. Glory to Atom! -Playing a Raider Overboss build that associated with the Institute. Destroyed the Atomites, helped Far Harbor destroy Acadia, then wiped them out. Overboss is too busy taking over the Commonwealth with his Raiders from Nuka-World to bother with some little spit of land up north.
It doesn't make sense to side with the children of atom either, as it only makes a difference on the Far harbor map, on the main game map any place children of atom territory that you invade them they attack you.
@@joaocarlospaesjr2324 Could be argued that the Nucleus is so far separate from the Commonwealth, and the Atomites there have to constantly fight off Raiders, Super Mutants, etc., and don't have a centralized base, thus they are more tribal in nature and so, more hostile to non-Atomites.
@ValorJ Omega Aren't the children of atom trying to sabotage the fog condensers to kill the people of Far Harbor. I'd say that contributes to the tensions.
The Minutemen are already enemies with the Children of Atom in the Commonwealth - largely because you annexed Kingsport Lighthouse from the Children of Atom. And then attacked the nearby Crater house. So, a Minutemen allied ending would be one where DiMa surrenders but Acadia is spared because you helped Mitch, Bertha and Dalton take settlements and helped the Mariner fortify the island. So we get the “shut up Allen” scene. And then blow up the Nucleus b using your Charisma as the General to convince Tektus to commit mass suicide. And in the end, you have a more morally clean Acadia as well as new settlements.
i got the ending where dima asked me to replace tektus with a synth, i went with the plan but decided to spare tektus and told him to run with a speech check and all 3 factions live happily ever after
@@irsyadarham5871 until someone like say the ex-Enclave Richter figures out that Tektus is a synth! When someone undergoes that drastic a behavioral change, people notice. And get suspicious. After all, that’s how Roger Warwick was (almost) exposed as a synth double.
@@brainconqueror8095 my ending is tektus lives, he didn't actually run when i told him to, he just came to his senses and decided to make peace with acadia and far harbor
@@irsyadarham5871 yeah, right! A paranoid fanatic who was all too willing to have people killed because he doubted their “loyalty”, suddenly comes to his senses? Do you know who would change his behavior so abruptly? A SYNTH!!!
I did the ending where the Minutemen, Railroad and Brotherhood all coexist. I also did the Far Harbor ending with everyone coexisting and even let Tectus live. I have just recently rolled up 2 'evil bimbo' characters to do some of the evil endings I could not bring myself to do with a character I identified with. Both times I killed the railroad really made me sad. I may roll up a Railroad character and do a Hardcore run through just so they can destroy the brotherhood. Thanks Oxhorn.
As the general of the Minutemen, I decided to being Dima to justice and convinced him to go to Far Harbor. Let Acadia live, and then destroyed the Children of Atom. Edit: I play a MM General who sometimes has to take drastic measures to ensure the protection of the infrastructure I’ve built up to help the citizens of the region. Well, I’m off to double cross the Nuka-World raiders, and I do feel my actions against the COA was justified.
Joseph O’Halloran How do you role-play the general of the Minutemen without being annoyed or irritated? I really want to be the general but sometimes I find that faction very annoying and boring.
Shadysidebeast I am big on settlement building, so it’s not as annoying for me to defend a settlement because I put so much time into them. Nothing serious or modded, but still. I do still get mad when sometimes 2 or 3 pop up at once or I get one in far harbor while I’m in the commonwealth, but I think really my personality is the reason the faction sticks with me and why I have not (as of yet) used all my mini nukes on Preston when he says a settlement needs our help
@@damiendemers7495 yes, he did, i feel if he put in the work with the Quality of Editing skills he has learned, that it would look awesome. but its his channel, not mine. only he can choose what to do and what not to do.
@@damiendemers7495 To be fair, in his older videos he did not read terminals, he mostly made questlines briefly. I would like if he remade his older videos to be honest.
I was doing a Minutemen play though and sided with the people of Far Harbor. I didn't a need for any of the factions to be destroyed, so: Reformation Only available if you settled matters peacefully with DiMA and agreed to his plans. Visit Martin’s radiation-filled sanctuary and take the two holo tapes - one on the desk and another by the bed. Return them to DiMA, then say you’re ready and travel to the Nucleus. You’ll need to finish the What Atom Requires side quest to proceed, if you haven’t already. Tell Tektus about the tape and play it for him, then meet him in the maintenance tunnels of the Command Center. You can persuade him to run away rather than kill him, if you’d prefer. Return to DiMA and have a chat to end the story and receive a perk that boosts damage resistance at low health. All factions coexist in peace. Stop by the Nucleus one more time to chat things over with Tektus Mk 2, if you like. Kasumi came home and told her parents she isn't a synth.
As a railroad character I also thought that Tektus’s death was the only way that justice could be served and our friends at Acadia could be protected. Great vid Ox
Instead of thinking about factions, I think more about my character and what they would do. For example, If I was the general of the minute men, it is fairly obvious to my characters mind that synths are also people from playing the regular game. Dima did what he thought needed to be done so I respected him for his decision. So replacement of atoms leader was a fairly obvious choice. In my current build my character is an addict that doesn't care about anything but caps and getting his fix. Deep down he is a good guy but defines himself as an addict over anything else. So I'm thinking that as of right now he is more towards Far Harbor or the nucleus. I think the nucleus due to hallucinogenic water, but I like far harbor due to more sellers of drugs. Edit: word
I would disagree that the minutemen would hesitate to destroy the children of atom. The children on the main land commonwealth are extremely hostile and shoot all other factions on sight. They would most likely already be enemies.
Agreed, to the Minutemen the CoA are just as dangerous as the Institute, both are hostile factions using technology to attack settlers for their own goals. Both go boom.
@@nintyfan1991 the COA aren't centralized like others there's no defacto leader or hiarchy to keep things straight, the COA can range from harmless religious people to crazed crusaders out for nuclear technology.
Well for the Institute, I can see a Director using this a one of his secret pet projects, a more or less controlled environment to study how synths develop on there own, this could help to find the malfunction they have and If its go bad, its far enough away to pose a treath and you still can send a team to clean up.
If this subject came down to a committee vote within each faction, I think they’d fall within the same lines Oshorn laid out. Institute would capture the Synths and leave. The BOS would destroy Acadia and lean towards destroying the Nucleus. The Minutemen would likely push for DiMA to face justice, though where they go from there is fuzzy. The Railroad would be more on board with replacing Tektus, though I can imagine it would cause some grumbling. That’s all well and good, but which outcome results in a net-benefit for the Island? I still push for the destruction of the Nucleus, but I’m curious to see if Ox’s opinion has changed in the past few years.
I'd honestly say Oxhorn has the minutemen and the railroad switched, cause the minutemen is a much more grounded group. Their goals are based around saving as many good people trying to survive the apocalypse as possible, which can lead to a pragmatic view on the issue, trading one life for many. Meanwhile the railroad is much more extreme in its views, where the see prosecution of synths everywhere, saying the people of the commonwealth will always hate synths when nick in diamond city proves otherwise. So I think the railroad would take Dima's crime of wiping the synth Avery for his own benefit much more seriously, since regardless of that synth's individuality, Dima essentially treated them as a tool just like the institute does. So the railroad would seek justice not for the real Avery but for the synth he used.
The thing about replacing Tectus and synth-Avery is both hinge on their faction not finding out about it. The sole survivor who counts on those plans propably wouldn't openly mention those things to even people on the mainland. Thus whatever faction (Minutemen mostly) they represent propably never find out.
I've done every ending but with my new institute character I'm doing scientific choices but I don't consider her to be entirely evil let's just say I am a scientist/soilder with morals.
Moral Institute run while maintaining good standing with the Minutemen is literally the golden ending. Institute's biggest problems are bad PR and bad leadership. You can fix both at the same time!
Great series! I played Far Harbor and pretty much exhausted everything to do, so it was nice to watch it all again with any lore i might have missed with this playlist
I’ve been playing Doom Eternal for the past few weeks and it’s a great game but watching this video reminds me why Fallout will always be my number 1 video game franchise.
Kit Kefner It all depends on what you like really. I’ll say Doom Eternal is a very good game for what it is. If you enjoy a challenging shooter game and figuring out puzzles to gain access to hidden secrets or trophies than Doom Eternal is for you. It’s a great change of pace from what I usually play. ( RPGs)
I generally side with the children when i play an evil institute character for no other reason than that I really like them as a faction but can’t justify siding with them as a good character
I personally went with the option of justice for Dima, Nuclear Ascension for the Children, and otherwise leaving the people of Far Harbor be (albeit with trade routes opened up back to the Commonwealth. The Children were, at the most fundamentally pragmatic level, the easiest answer; their belief would likely see them to Division eventually, anyway, so it felt reasonable to simply help them on their way, however misguided it may be. It also removes their presence from the island, which allows the people of Far Harbor to breathe a little easier. Having Dima answer for his actions was the only right choice in my mind by virtue of the fact that if he wants a peace to develop between Acadia and Far Harbor, the best road to it is to cease unethical and immoral actions, and allow someone else to step up to lead Acadia in his place. Far Harbor, meanwhile, doesn't have much in the way of choices to make about it beyond working to preserve it. So I helped out the citizens to try and reclaim a bit of the island, for however long that hold lasts.
The best ending is bringing DiMA to justice, making sure Alan Lee doesn't convince Far Harbor to destroy Acadia, and then destroy the Nucleus. A peaceful outcome is not always the best outcome. That's the same reason I don't think the "Minutemen+Railroad+Brotherhood" ending in Fallout 4 is the best ending, as it seems just delaying the inevitable (plus, one could argue its not a true ending since the Brotherhood gives you quest as if you destroyed the Railroad, and the Railroad gives quest as if you destroyed the Brotherhood)
The first time i played through on my first character, I did a Brotherhood ending in main game, but did Far Harbor after main quest. I know the Brotherhood would want Acadia destroyed, but since the technology to make Synths was lost when i destroyed the Institute, I decided to leave it be. I ended up destroying the children of atom because i passed the speech check to convince them to embrace division. i don't regret that choice mostly because it was a high ideal for the children to want division, and if the brotherhood believes the synths at large to be a neutralized threat then there's no reason to tell them about Acadia, since DiMA doesn't seem to know how to make more Synths and never showed interest in making more anyways. They're just People now, trying to make their way in this world
There are still people around who could reverse engineer synths and start production again. Could be rogue ex-Institute/BoS scientists or somebody like the Mechanist or Mr. House. The fact that DiMA never talked to the player about producing more synths doesn't mean that he doesn't plan to do that. He hides a lot of dirty secrets and thinks everything he does is always right and ethical. So Arcadia must be destroyed completely as the existence of even a single synth is a threat to the whole of humanity.
My typical minuteman playthrough is bringing DiMa to justice, then talking Lee down from invading Acadia. Despite the wrong DiMa did, Acadia is innocent as a whole, unaware of what he did, on top of the fact they need Acadia to power the fog condensers and keep their inland settlements safe. In this case, DiMa answered for his crimes, and Far Harbor keeps their condensers working so they can live. I never did the "replace Tektus" move... may try that next.
Now the only thing missing would be the dialog you get with the character that takes you to Acadia (I forgot his name). Ox said he had unique dialog, just like Nick, if he met DIMA and I assume that since he's from Far Harbor, he must have some opinions about the fate of the factions. Anyways, loved the video.
An interesting angle for the Brotherhood would be to use Far Harbour to wipe out Arcadia - The Brotherhood gets what it wants without having to use any of its own soldiers or resources, & the Children of Atom pose no direct threat to them anyway. (Similar to how a member of the Brotherhood praises the Sole Survivor for using the Minutemen to destroy the Institute, rather than needing to bring Liberty Prime in)
I actually just completed this DLC with my Minuteman character a few weeks ago and I did go with the peaceful option. Sure a synthetic had to give his life for the island, and I acknowledge that that's wrong, however the alternative what have been to blow up the children of atom and I just couldn't justify that. It just seems like there was no good way to settle that.
I agree with your analysis of what the factions would do and how they would end this. There are a few additional things I consider for a roleplay perspective. 1. Did I come with Nick? If I did and am playing a minuteman or railroad character how could I betray my friend and companion by giving up his brother to Allan Lee. The other thing I consider affects my minuteman character 2. How truly hostile the Children of Atom are. It's fairly clear to me that the true believers of Atoms faith will attack settlers from my time in the commonwealth. This can happen in random encounters at a few locations (looking at your Kings port lighthouse and just south west of Corvega) the Children of Atom in large numbers are hostile to non believers. The only group this isnt true for are in Fallout 3 and the Crater in the glowing sea. I would pose that a general of the minuteman could understand this danger and act in such a way as to convince Dima of their threat and then to protect Far Harbor with the children's sad but ultimately necessary destruction. But like you say Oz "that is just one man's humble opinion." I am interested in differing views.
I chose the Acadia ending for one reason. Dima knows what he did was wrong, killing a human, replacing them with a synth and hiding it from everybody....even himself. While the institute did the same thing countless times and reasoned that its for the good of the commonwealth. I did feel wrong that I was sparring a murderer but at the same time, far harbor needed someone to calm them down. (The only person I wanted to kill was Alan lee for all his antagonistic behavior) I understand tectus’s hatred at far harbor for killing one of their own but to kill everyone in the pier in monstrous. Also another reason for Acadia ending is that the Mother Of The Fog said”Bring Peace” If I had to rank the leaders of each faction on an alignment chart it would be.... Dima-neutral good Tectus-chaotic evil Avery-lawful good
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I played Fudgemuppet's Crusader build, who was both Brotherhood of Steel and Children of Atom. He was indoctrinated into the Children during a mission to the Island and so destroyed Far Harbor, justifying it as Atom's will, but also as a practical means to an end; at least one person on the docks had been replaced to serve Diima's will, who's to say several more hadn't been over the years? Purging the town was the only way to be sure that the taint of the Institute was truly wiped clean... And upon returning to the mainland, he reported Acadia to Captain Kells, and lead the Brotherhood on a raid to wipe out the Synths, while keeping the location of the Nucleus to himself. Atom's Kingdom now truly belongs to His Children... Ad victorium! *G L O R Y T O A T O M ! ! !*
Dima unlike the Institute controls each factions to maintain peace but chances are the method could grow and ends up replacing everyone or most of the islander into synth and claim the island for themselves. It's best if he was brought to justice.
My first playthrough, I sided with Dima. I was roleplaying as an institute and minuteman character. I believed that was the best combination to help the Commonwealth. I chose to allow Acadia to keep existing, with it being understood that I coupd pull the plug at any moment if Dima steps out of line. I viewed it as an experiment, a chance to see what synths would do if they lived free. I also saw it as a good opportunity to contain rogue synths at a place we can easily find them should we choose to recover them. Plus we can always use the knowledge of where they're going to ambush rogue synths if we wish. I let Far Harbor and the children of atom live, following Dima's plan. I debated killing Allen Lee as I could foresee him being a troublemaker in the future, but decided against it.
Role playing through this for the first time, I acted as a neutral, competent person who was trying to have a character arc with Valentine who was biased towards any faction. The sole purpose of my being in Far Harbor was to find kasumi and bring her back. My character then went through each faction on the island and in the end found himself wanting peace between everyone because in his eyes, it was possible after talking to DiMA. My character confronted DiMA about the nuclear key and the wind turbine codes and Avery and convinced DiMA if he truly wanted peace, then he’d turn himself in. I had developed any relationships in Far Harbor yet other than one with Avery, so when I was hoping for the best from its people, I was quickly mortified as a mutiny began and they stormed Arcadia. I tried my hardest to convince them it wasn’t worth murdering Arcadia, but my pleads were fruitless. I sat and watched everyone die and couldn’t do anything to stop it. In real time I walked the bloodied halls of Arcadia for 20 mins until I found Kasumis body. It was depressing and in an act of rage and vengeance, I shut down the wind turbines to Far Harbor so the fog could claim more monsters as its own
I played fallout 4 for years without dlcs because the game was so intricately playable and content heavy, evidently just an overall open end explosion of self expressive visual play, and quite the piece of art. It can be overwhelming but the liberty is the reason we are an audience or simply fans, along side the context in plot. Apologies as this comes obviously because it’s been a round for ages, but despite all that the opportunity in the game itself was enough. In actuality, I had never bought any extensions and hadn’t initially noticed having such. An experience. When I finally bought all the dlcs I stopped playing, this just inspires me to comeback and accomplish it all.
Just started playing FO76 again - did you know that Flatwoods has an Oxhorn easter egg? Upstairs from the responders terminals, there's a teddy bear with a familiar seeming bowler & cigar, along with a tumbler (scotch glass) on the table in front of it......
I really would like to find out the cannon story after Fallout NV on the west coast with the BoS. Did they get wiped out, assimilate into the NCR, turn nomadic or what, because from what I remember, the west coast BoS was on the brink of destruction, & how they would interact with the BoS out east with Maxon.
Being that i have not completed the game yet, yes you read well, i have not completed the game due experimenting with mods to see how far i can push the game before signs of instability, exspecially when your in the 300 region, & then there is always that thing called time & family commitments. Anyway pending on were the player is in the game i would of thought the main target would be to continue on the quest of finding his son & to do what ever is required to bring the player that one step closer, but as i say it obviously depends on when you go to far harbour. I have watched all of you FO uploads & i must say bloody Fantastic Ox, i exspecially love the lore content very much, exspecially when narrated with a story line touch bring the viewer ever closer to the emotions of the fortunate & the unfortunate, i will always remember the boy trapped in the fridge for 200 years & wonder if this could ever happen, because you never know what's around the corner. Anyway keep up the great work & big thumbs👍from me.
Minutemen/Peace route - Like I said in comments for videos before, I think the peace route matches the Minutemen, but it's a complicated choice for sure. However, to ensure there is still peace, I turned all Island settlements into Minutemen base camps. Given how hellish the Island is, someone HAS to police that Island, and with the Minutemen that destroyed the Institute, they have already shown themselves capable. Just make sure to find a lot of gas masks whenever they are on patrol (we don't need more Trappers).
Honestly from watching these videos every time I hear DiMA talk about how bad he feels about the shit he's done I just keep hearing Todd from Bojack Horseman "Oh, great! Of Course! Here it Comes! You can't keep doing this! You can't keep doing shitty things and then feel bad about yourself like that makes it ok!" Honestly if I had the option I would make sure that DiMA is alive but I keep a VERY close eye on him. He wants peace? Fine. Keeping him alive would definitely be better for the long term, it will be his penance for all he's done. His main goal is to keep Acadia and the Synths safe, sure I can get behind that. He's already helped Far Harbor by giving them the condensers and putting the more level headed Avery in charge since she can keep assholes like Allen on a very short leash. As for the Children of Atom, I would honestly wipe them out by making Tektus use the launch key and send them to "Division". Firstly I am not comfortable with the idea of that submarine just sitting there, leaking radiation and potentially making the fog even worse. Second, leaving Tektus alive and banishing him could mean that he could either return with a new congregation thus blowing DiMA's plan with the Synth Tektus or he could spread his nonsense to the rest of the Commonwealth. Thirdly, I have no love for organized religion especially cults like the Children of Atom. In a world that was already fucked over by nukes the last thing it needs is a gang of wackos taking a swim in radiated water and risk increasing the Feral Ghoul population. We've seen the damage these people can do in the Broken Steel DLC for Fallout 3. Last but not least, I am not comfortable with the possibility of someone else discovering the Nucleus, killing all of the Children and then stealing the nuclear material for whatever Saturday morning cartoon villain scheme they've cooked up. So yeah, that's how I would handle them if I wasn't working for the Institute or Brotherhood.
I remember the first time I played through Far Harbor I went into the room where Decembers child was located, didn’t see it, and left the location. Later I found out on You Tube that the weapon was laying on a table or something in that room. So I went back and the doors were closed and wouldn’t open. To make matters even worse I could see the weapon through the window but there was absolutely nothing I could do to get back inside that room. Yes, I could have just reloaded a save but I had already leveled up like 30 times so it would have basically made me start all over again
i just completed my first run of far harbor as a railroad agent. i went along with the plan to replace tektus and keep every faction at peace. i kinda liked it
Thank you for making this! What you said in the roleplaying aspect has given me lots to think about. On both my Minutemen and Railroad characters, I'll most likely go with the very last option and send Kasumi home letting her know she's a human. The thing that really made me think before watching this was the justice that would be served. Yes, DiMA should receive justice, but Nick, on both of my characters, is a good friend and killing his brother would wreck him. But on the other hand, I'd have to either kill or banish Tecktus, replacing him with a Synth. As you said, the Minutemen fear that people will be kidnapped and replaced, but to achieve peace, the replacement of Tecktus is necessary. It's something my General will just have to live with the blood on her hands, and my Railroad character will be fine with it, I suppose. :)
As the General of the Minutemen, I've decided to keep DIMA's secret, convince Tectus to run away in hopes of him never returning to Far Harbor, and avoiding an unnecessary war with the Children of Atom by allowing DIMA to make a Synth Tectus. Even though we've agreed to keep DIMA's secret, that doesn't mean he won't live with the guilt forever, if he's programmed with human emotions.
Oxhorn, I need your help. I just found a radio at Captain Dean Boats and Bait, which is next to callville bay (Fallout New Vegas) which only plays a morse code audio. Its on top of a shelf next to the shop's counter. I couldnt find any translations online and you're the only person I thought could figure this out. Please share this with him, Im extremelly curious
The last time I played FO4, I was trying to save as many people (and synths) as possible. Let the factions remain, let everyone (almost everyone) live. Far Harbor was definitely a priority. Several merchants, cozy place. Arguably the most developed area of the island, a center worth returning to. It will definitely stay, I would never destroy it. Well, DIMA... I saw him as basically good-natured. He focuses on the survival of the island, and on the survival of as many people as possible. Yes, he made mistakes, serious sins. He erased it from his memory because he didn't want to face them. You could say he was a coward. But after the weight of these memories did not weigh on his "soul", he cleared the right path. He strove to maintain a proper relationship with people. I thought about giving up him and his crew either to the Institute or to the BOS. But I couldn't. I didn't get far with the COA. I didn't like their thinking and the whole organization. But I didn't blow them up, but only because I didn't feel like it. Yet. Maybe now.
Honestly, the Railroad doesn't much care for justice for humans. They're about justice for synths, and place the safety of synths above all else. I have no problem believing they would absolutely go the peace route unconditionally, or at least support just wiping out the Children of Atom, and those with anti-synth sentiments in far harbor. They really don't even like the minutemen. They view them as occasionally useful idiots. The Brotherhood, however, would want to preserve and restore the nucleus, and would send a detachment of troops to wipe out the CoA in order to secure it, and then launch a separate campaign to destroy Acadia. Since you can go with the peace option and have DiMA surrender(Nick doesn't like this option but understands why it needs to happen), that would be the route the Minutemen would most generally take. Remember that Avery's replacement was done for the same reason we intend to replace Tectus: they were both anti-synth. It could easily be played off as a "greater good" decision regardless of which way you go there. Since hostile factions of CoA are a major problem in the commonwealth, you could even justify just wiping them all out too. Since Preston is a minimize harm type personality though, he'd personally not be happy with that decision, and would probably just go along with the replacement and nothing else. Let's be honest he's the real general, as you're the one taking orders from HIM all game long. You are just his puppet. The 3 way peace option is the best in this light. I generally go the "just replace Tectus" route because it very neatly resolves all the island's problems peacefully with no real repercussions, and has the maximum rewards. Oh, and you have the option to revealing to Avery that dirty little set of secrets you have. Of course... as a raider... there's nothing stopping you from wiping them all out after the fact anyways...just saying.
I've ran all 3 Factions(i never play the Institute under ANY circumstances) and my personal favorite was the BOS one. Yeah, their fairly heavy-handed with it, but at least it keeps Far Harbor safe...
Sniper - Detroy A with FH and then blow up the N, getting a good Crit Sniper and the toughness perk Glass cannon - (Holding your HP at 25% with rads for low heath bonuses) Destroy FH to get the best low life/high rads perk and a good hat for leveling. High stats - If the particular addition of +1 to 3 stats instead of two (En, In, Ag) makes a difference to your build, save everyone (a Junkie Build might go that route as you compensate for addiction penalties to your stats - though most Junkies go melee and thus would rather have a St boosting piece). Almost everyone else - Blow up N for the toughness (the only general use) perk.
My Minuteman Character would remove the children of Atom from power while securing The Island for the Minutemen. This would result to the Expansion of the Minutemen and the Establishment of the Island Minutemen. The Minutemen could then use the working boats and ferries in the future to expand north throughout Canada. The Minutemen could then expand even further beyond the borders of the Commonwealth, towards the Capital Wasteland and Appalachia.
Hey, random question. What is your load order for your Fallout 3 mods? I can't find it on your pastebin. You listed one for Fallout New Vegas and Fallout 4, but none for Fallout 3. I would appreciate it if you can get back to me on this one, I've been trying to run the same mods as you, because they seem cool, but this kind of stuff is out of my depth.
Currently doing a railroad play through. The peace between all three factions is the best outcome in my opinion although I wonder if notifying the railroad about Acadia even matters to the railroad.
My UA-cam notifications have failed me twice in 2 days with your channel, I'm set to all notifications. How could I have waited 17 hours to see the video I've been waiting for?
I don't comment much, but I am compelled to answer. I play Fallout very economically, trying to provide the future for the wastelands that would be best in the long run, but foremost maximizing the unique items I get from the singular playthrough. To the end of Fallout 4, I enjoyed your power armor museum and chose what might best fill out the entire collection of those, weapons, clothing, and armor. It just so happens that ending involve allying with my only son and getting a sweet looking X-01 paint. As for the island, the good and goods are maximized in siding with DiMA for peace on the island, but I mentioned the power armor before to say I had to summon the Brotherhood to Mt. Desert Island before destroying them so I might relieve the Knight-Captain of his fusion core and unique power armor.
I was roleplaying the Brotherhood but got the Peace ending as i used the Brotherhood to enact my Revenge on the Institute but always had a conscience to do the right thing.
I enjoy roleplaying a child of atom. I chose to side with Tectus, and if I could I would've taken over the commonwealth for the children of atom. I always thought of them as a more unique version of raider. Basically having the 'family' mindset, while having their zealous beliefs to unite and focus their followers. Tectus had the right idea, in that seeking division would be an afront to atom while having the nuclear sub base, so it would unite and bring the children of atom to an almost religious government state, and would've allowed them to expand and grow the children of atom to unheard of potential. Especially in a post-apocalyptic society, most often people would fall prey to religious societies as humanity did before huge technological booms. I felt it became more realistic to side with Atom on a more 'self care' character.
I honestly think that the Railroad wouldn't object to the idea of destroying both Far Harbor and the Nucleus in order to protect Acadia from the threat they pose.
Something you may not have considered is it is highly likely that a player is the leader of more than one faction. When the player is trying to role play the proper personality of a faction leader, it must be taken into account how this would likely change the outlook of the character in question. Now, the only way I know of to complete the game being the leader of more than one faction is the be the leader of the Minutemen and the leader of one of the other three factions. So the question is, how would this change the decisions the character would make as the "General" starts to gain control of various factions? That, I think is a very deep and long discussion.
Ok, speaking of my personal experience playing through this DLC for the first time: I was playing a Minutemen playthrough. What DiMA did was monstrous, but I believe that Acadia will stay up in their observatory, being completely harmless, if we the protagonist find other ways to keep the peace. The General was displeased and even disgusted by the fact that DiMA found doing what he had done justifiable, he decided to keep Acadia alive and well, though Kasumi returned to the Commonwealth. Far Harbor was special. Sure they were an unsavoury bunch, but they had grown fond of the General, even if they wouldn't like to admit it. With time, they would let the Minutemen help retake the island, after the Children of Atom are gone. The Children of Atom, in the General's eyes, were the worst people on the island. If what Far Harbor and Tectus himself told us is true, then the Children have been "feeding" the fog, making it stronger. This will eventually push everyone not born with "his blessing" out the island. The People of Far Harbor, who used to own land everywhere around the island, are now almost falling into the sea. This, in the General's eyes, is unaceptable. The Children are effectively killing everyone off. So, in my game, I destroyed the Nucleus, and kept Far Harbor and Acadia alive.
My character is an ex bos (refusing to kill danse) Minutemen general. After spending so much time in the Commonwealth, he's come across the COA enough times to know that while the faction as a whole isnt evil, they are well on their way. Therefore to big a threat to simply trust one synth replacement to keep the rest of the COA on far harbor levelheaded. The thought of being involved in the replacement of someone; even if that someone is a cult leader, after spending so much fighting the institute is to much to stomach anyway. So my general refuses Dimas scheme to replace Tektus, and destroys the Nucleus, but he's not without mercy and convinces Tektus that division is the proper course. After which he has a stern talk with Dima, lets Kasumi stay at Acadia and informs Avery that she a synth so that she can prepare to disappear if people start to get suspicious. After that my general spends his time helping the harborpeople. In the end my general makes the hard choice that Dima was to cowardly to make, and due to my generals hard work the harborpeople and Acadia thrives.
Belmiris the games not that terrible, i found it boring at first then i hit level 50 and became i could the. actually use all the guns i found the game fun, give wastelanders a chance when it comes out because i mean you can also become a raider or a settler
@@jamesdestroyer3610 I'm glad you like it and it gives Oxhorn content to stream but I'm a single player fan, I don't want to see a bunch of guys in their underwear running around in party hats. I love rebuilding the wasteland.
For a BOS playthorugh,I think they would indeed kill the synths at Acadia and then most likely kill the Children of Atom since they kinda are violent cultists and they will most likely piss them off one day,one way or another,not to mention all the tech inside the Nucleus. As for Far Harbour,I could see the BOS starting to trade and make relations with them,maybe even keeping a sqaud there to make some research on the island. P.S-Are you going to do a video about Paladin Danse,I know there may not be such an in-depth character like others,but could be worth a shot?
Dima is one of those characters that I liked at first, in my first playthrough and all, but it is one that I've grown to hate, I love the railroad, and the Minuteman, and I want peace, but I think Dima deserves justice, I can get around the memory wipes and facial rec the railroad does because the synths want it, nobody is forced, they have that option and volunteer for themselves, I strongly dislike the CoA but It's not pleasant to murder the innocent people who inhabit the nucleus, sure I hate Tektus and grand zealot richer (mostly for being ex-enclave) but honestly it is not pleasant to kill and replace Tektus to cover for the hypocrite person that is Dima, I'm not getting my hands dirty for him. It really is a tricky situation, that's what I love about far harbor!
Yo Oxhorn, I like glitched my game. I finished the main quest line and destroyed the institute by siding with the Minuteman. First I was with the brotherhood then attacked them half way through the line. And Had to join the minuteman. I've heard what ever fraction you choose Glory would die. If true I think I glitched the game and finished Siding with Garvey. And glory is alive but with less then half health. Even Desdamona says she's dead even tho she's alive behind her
Im doing my current playthrough as a Brotherhood rogue named Clio. My plan with her was avoid the main story for as long as possible, do the DLC stuff, first far harbor now Nuka world, and the main goal is to basically kill everyone. I blew the nuclear up as soon as I could without hesitation, and went for peace between far harbor and Acadia. Now I'm planning to go to Nuka world, become overboss and gradually kill off everyone
Oxhorn I play as a member of the institute but I do care for people above ground cause the sole survivor came form above ground. plus I care about the NPC’s as well. I don’t kill unless I have to kill like riders,gunners and so on so it just how you want to play your game. It also depends on how you want to view and play as with the team you side with.P.S keep up the good amazing work I love your videos.
As a player who RPs caring about the bigger picture, I can see a justification for killing and replacing Tektus: The Fog kills people and drives people mad, and detonating the bucleus would ironically enough fortify the Fog.
I'd say the Brotherhood would want to crush the Children of Atom to take control of the Nucleus.
I agree with you.
seems true
Darth Madara and they have access to nukes which the brotherhood would want to ensure no one else can use them
@@Cthulhuwarlord To be fair I'm pretty sure the nukes can't launch. I think there's a point in the game where they said it can only be detonated inside the sub and not actually launched, but I might be wrong.
@@brandoncreek5709 I doubt that would deter the Brotherhood too much. If anybody could get the nukes to launch it would be them.
_"...then head back to the Institute for a nice protein cube and rehydrated water."_
You mean... they have dehydrated water?
Next lvl technology
" *This is beyond science* "
Yeah, but they don't tell you what to add.
In the Outer Worlds, you can find dehydrated water tablets on vendors
I've got a box of dehydrated water in my fridge and I can't figure out what to add to it.
Best ending:
Destroy everything on the Island. Can’t have an immoral outcome if everyone who judges you is dead lmao
Did that.
Called the BoS after recovering Dima's memories, eliminated FAH HABA and then gave Tectus the death he was seeking
@ValorJ Omega
"Kill the houses, eat the women, destroy the food, rape the guns"
-Meatgrinder, 2288.
This is what we call "big brain tactics"
That's what I did in nukaworld lol. Turns out that's the best ending
ValorJ Omega, the institute is one of humanity’s best hope for a future
My view of best choice:
- Establish Peace between the factions and send the girl home safe and sound after making her realize she isn’t a synth.
Background: I’m a minutemen general who brought as much peace as possible and killed the raiders of Nuka World
My Minuteman general would be haunted by this decision to the end of his days - but he killed Tektus and replaced him.
I always end up playing a good guy character, I think part of it is because the voice acting and backstory encourages you to play a morally good character. But I can never get myself to kill all the raiders at Nuka world, it pretty much defeats the purpose of the DLC and prevents you from getting some of the best perks in the game
My Minuteman general is more of a chaotic than lawful alignment, so she was more than ready to nuke the nucleus, but after interacting with the CoA and seeing that they’re just people trying to survive as everyone else, getting ride of Tectus was a no brainer, because without his ideologies the children are peaceful. Too bad for Tectus to arrive with bodyguards, so after giving him Dima’s regards, my general carries the same guilt that she has after dispatching a raider, Tectus was a ticking bomb not only for far harbor, but for the nucleus also, so killing him to ensure the security of the people living in the island was no different than killing a raider team.
Best ending is bringing dima to justice and nuking the children of atom.
The children are unstable destroying your own integrity by replacing a human with a synth is a short term solution before tensions reapear. Kicking the ball down the road.
For long term peace either the children or far harbor need to go. And while distrustfull the people of far harbor are the better option.
(Replacing tactus does not only kill him but also a innocent synth. This is capital letter E evil)
Did you ever use the Minutemen Takeover Nuka-World mod? makes that fight ten times better
The faction I sided with in each play through determined my choices in Far Harbor...
As a Minutemen General, I convinced Dima to turn himself in as I believed he must face justice for his crimes, but peace between Far Harbor and Acadia remained as I helped Far Harbor take back their land. I also destroyed the Nucleus as I saw them as a threat to my Island Settlements.
As a Railroad agent I helped Dima replace Tektus with a Synth and bring peace to all because as a member of the Railroad, I believe in Synths, and a Far Harbor Island under the control of a Synth is best for all Synths.
In my BOS play through I helped Far Harbor destroy Acadia and then destroyed the Nucleus because as a BOS Sentinel I believe in the superiority of humans, that Synths are a Menace and must be destroyed, and that Radiation worshipping psychopaths have no place in this world.
For my evil Institute play through I helped Far Harbor destroy Acadia, then turned off the Wind Turbine and allowed the Fog to swallow the Island because I believe the surface is lost, and the sooner it’s cleansed of surface dwellers, the better. The Children of Atom shall do that dirty work for the Institute, then once they are all that’s left, the Institute shall rise and rebuild anew.
That's exaxtly how I played with my characters with the exception of me as an Institute character clearing Acadia with the Institute rather than with the people of Far Harbor.
Those four playthroughs give the player a pretty complete experience imo.
Late comment, but...
I mirrored these in most of my playthroughs. Though there were a few outliers.
-Playing a Child of Atom build that associated with the Minutemen (mostly for the settlement building so, in-roleplay, that the Atomites piggyback off the MM's drive to unify the Commonwealth), I did nothing for Far Harbor and helped them destroy Acadia (even encouraged it to further sow dissent), then used the Wind Farm Kill Switch to destroy them in turn. Glory to Atom!
-Playing a Raider Overboss build that associated with the Institute. Destroyed the Atomites, helped Far Harbor destroy Acadia, then wiped them out. Overboss is too busy taking over the Commonwealth with his Raiders from Nuka-World to bother with some little spit of land up north.
It doesn't make sense to side with the children of atom either, as it only makes a difference on the Far harbor map, on the main game map any place children of atom territory that you invade them they attack you.
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Could be argued that the Nucleus is so far separate from the Commonwealth, and the Atomites there have to constantly fight off Raiders, Super Mutants, etc., and don't have a centralized base, thus they are more tribal in nature and so, more hostile to non-Atomites.
Your minutemen ending was exactly what I did for my minutemen character.
Rex Theti Rannos which one?
@@patrickiamonfire965 Bringing DiMA to justice
i left only far harbor alive lol
@ValorJ Omega Aren't the children of atom trying to sabotage the fog condensers to kill the people of Far Harbor. I'd say that contributes to the tensions.
Same
The Minutemen are already enemies with the Children of Atom in the Commonwealth - largely because you annexed Kingsport Lighthouse from the Children of Atom. And then attacked the nearby Crater house. So, a Minutemen allied ending would be one where DiMa surrenders but Acadia is spared because you helped Mitch, Bertha and Dalton take settlements and helped the Mariner fortify the island. So we get the “shut up Allen” scene. And then blow up the Nucleus b using your Charisma as the General to convince Tektus to commit mass suicide.
And in the end, you have a more morally clean Acadia as well as new settlements.
Yaaaay
i got the ending where dima asked me to replace tektus with a synth, i went with the plan but decided to spare tektus and told him to run with a speech check and all 3 factions live happily ever after
@@irsyadarham5871 until someone like say the ex-Enclave Richter figures out that Tektus is a synth! When someone undergoes that drastic a behavioral change, people notice. And get suspicious. After all, that’s how Roger Warwick was (almost) exposed as a synth double.
@@brainconqueror8095 my ending is tektus lives, he didn't actually run when i told him to, he just came to his senses and decided to make peace with acadia and far harbor
@@irsyadarham5871 yeah, right! A paranoid fanatic who was all too willing to have people killed because he doubted their “loyalty”, suddenly comes to his senses? Do you know who would change his behavior so abruptly? A SYNTH!!!
I did the ending where the Minutemen, Railroad and Brotherhood all coexist. I also did the Far Harbor ending with everyone coexisting and even let Tectus live. I have just recently rolled up 2 'evil bimbo' characters to do some of the evil endings I could not bring myself to do with a character I identified with. Both times I killed the railroad really made me sad. I may roll up a Railroad character and do a Hardcore run through just so they can destroy the brotherhood. Thanks Oxhorn.
Sending Kasumi home, saving Far Harbor, exterminating the Children of the Atom, and making DiMA face justice is my definition of a perfect ending.
I would do it but I really want the lucky eddy really badly but I need to get Aksumite home so that she doesn’t die when far Harbor attacks acadia
Best Ending is all about conquering the entire island with nuka world raiders and mechanist robots.
You cant do that can u?
@@damiendemers7495 I don't think so
@@fr0stbyt385 yes you can
@@ARandomGuyInARandomSitez I honestly don't even remember commenting this lol, but I'm gonna have to check that out
@@fr0stbyt385 yo il here Talking to the son of atom in my way to acadia (the old guy quest to fine kisama daughter) what should I do join atom or no
As the general of the Minutemen, I decided to being Dima to justice and convinced him to go to Far Harbor. Let Acadia live, and then destroyed the Children of Atom.
Edit: I play a MM General who sometimes has to take drastic measures to ensure the protection of the infrastructure I’ve built up to help the citizens of the region. Well, I’m off to double cross the Nuka-World raiders, and I do feel my actions against the COA was justified.
Yo stop playing my game!
I play BOS sentinel. Fuck the far harbor
Joseph O’Halloran How do you role-play the general of the Minutemen without being annoyed or irritated? I really want to be the general but sometimes I find that faction very annoying and boring.
Shadysidebeast I am big on settlement building, so it’s not as annoying for me to defend a settlement because I put so much time into them. Nothing serious or modded, but still. I do still get mad when sometimes 2 or 3 pop up at once or I get one in far harbor while I’m in the commonwealth, but I think really my personality is the reason the faction sticks with me and why I have not (as of yet) used all my mini nukes on Preston when he says a settlement needs our help
Joseph O’Halloran interesting. So what do you do besides that keep yourself occupied do you run a lot of radiant quest for the minutemen?
I hope you re-do Nukaworld, In this style. Then add in the Minuteman mod again, just me though
No he did the nuka world series pretty good already. He only did this cause he only made a few far harbor videos before.
@@damiendemers7495 yes, he did, i feel if he put in the work with the Quality of Editing skills he has learned, that it would look awesome.
but its his channel, not mine. only he can choose what to do and what not to do.
@@damiendemers7495 To be fair, in his older videos he did not read terminals, he mostly made questlines briefly. I would like if he remade his older videos to be honest.
@@KaRoU323 He said it himself that after the far harbor series he will do the full story of fallout 4.
@@damiendemers7495 I read that. I mean mostly side quests or the lore of some places unrelated to quests where he did not read terminals.
If I was playing my usual Minuteman play through, I would try to convince Tectus to leave, instead of killing him
And take the risk that he attacks your settlements? Poor Preston is allready overworked😂😂
@@davidkampmann9783 Because marking a map and saying the same lines over and over again is so much work for poor Preston
@@theuntitledgamingshow8519 Preston probably just gonna used his recorder to repeat that line again and again
David Kampmann
What has he ever done? Sitting on his ass on Sanctuary?
9:00 is my favorite part not only for the great story telling but the fact he’s just tackling people over and over. Couldn’t stop laughing 🤣
I was doing a Minutemen play though and sided with the people of Far Harbor. I didn't a need for any of the factions to be destroyed, so:
Reformation
Only available if you settled matters peacefully with DiMA and agreed to his plans. Visit Martin’s radiation-filled sanctuary and take the two holo tapes - one on the desk and another by the bed. Return them to DiMA, then say you’re ready and travel to the Nucleus. You’ll need to finish the What Atom Requires side quest to proceed, if you haven’t already. Tell Tektus about the tape and play it for him, then meet him in the maintenance tunnels of the Command Center. You can persuade him to run away rather than kill him, if you’d prefer. Return to DiMA and have a chat to end the story and receive a perk that boosts damage resistance at low health. All factions coexist in peace. Stop by the Nucleus one more time to chat things over with Tektus Mk 2, if you like.
Kasumi came home and told her parents she isn't a synth.
As a railroad character I also thought that Tektus’s death was the only way that justice could be served and our friends at Acadia could be protected. Great vid Ox
Instead of thinking about factions, I think more about my character and what they would do. For example, If I was the general of the minute men, it is fairly obvious to my characters mind that synths are also people from playing the regular game. Dima did what he thought needed to be done so I respected him for his decision. So replacement of atoms leader was a fairly obvious choice. In my current build my character is an addict that doesn't care about anything but caps and getting his fix. Deep down he is a good guy but defines himself as an addict over anything else. So I'm thinking that as of right now he is more towards Far Harbor or the nucleus. I think the nucleus due to hallucinogenic water, but I like far harbor due to more sellers of drugs.
Edit: word
I would disagree that the minutemen would hesitate to destroy the children of atom. The children on the main land commonwealth are extremely hostile and shoot all other factions on sight. They would most likely already be enemies.
My general is of the same mindset
Agreed, to the Minutemen the CoA are just as dangerous as the Institute, both are hostile factions using technology to attack settlers for their own goals. Both go boom.
The Children that live in the Glowing Sea are harmless though. There are much crazier in the commonwealth that are a threat.
@@nintyfan1991 the COA aren't centralized like others there's no defacto leader or hiarchy to keep things straight, the COA can range from harmless religious people to crazed crusaders out for nuclear technology.
So does this mean we’ll be getting an “All the Loot!” video too?
Probably. Have every other DLC
Yes, it was released today. :)
Well for the Institute, I can see a Director using this a one of his secret pet projects, a more or less controlled environment to study how synths develop on there own, this could help to find the malfunction they have and If its go bad, its far enough away to pose a treath and you still can send a team to clean up.
Thats exactly what I did on my institute (and only) character.
There's also the fog as a fail safe to clean the slate if things go wrong
I just want to say i really enjoy the intro.
Fallenpaladin 87 it’s such a good intro score
It's amazing! I was hoping someone would comment on it! It's so spooky, and fits the theme of Far Harbor perfectly!
If this subject came down to a committee vote within each faction, I think they’d fall within the same lines Oshorn laid out. Institute would capture the Synths and leave. The BOS would destroy Acadia and lean towards destroying the Nucleus. The Minutemen would likely push for DiMA to face justice, though where they go from there is fuzzy. The Railroad would be more on board with replacing Tektus, though I can imagine it would cause some grumbling.
That’s all well and good, but which outcome results in a net-benefit for the Island? I still push for the destruction of the Nucleus, but I’m curious to see if Ox’s opinion has changed in the past few years.
I'd honestly say Oxhorn has the minutemen and the railroad switched, cause the minutemen is a much more grounded group. Their goals are based around saving as many good people trying to survive the apocalypse as possible, which can lead to a pragmatic view on the issue, trading one life for many. Meanwhile the railroad is much more extreme in its views, where the see prosecution of synths everywhere, saying the people of the commonwealth will always hate synths when nick in diamond city proves otherwise. So I think the railroad would take Dima's crime of wiping the synth Avery for his own benefit much more seriously, since regardless of that synth's individuality, Dima essentially treated them as a tool just like the institute does. So the railroad would seek justice not for the real Avery but for the synth he used.
7:49 the children of atom also has a nuclear sub. The brotherhood would want that
I'm more for the impression of them finding out a Grand Zealot is former Enclave, just cause in their eyes to take the sub.
TVZ Luigi yeah people seem to forget that one of the brotherhood main goals is to collect advanced technology.
The thing about replacing Tectus and synth-Avery is both hinge on their faction not finding out about it. The sole survivor who counts on those plans propably wouldn't openly mention those things to even people on the mainland. Thus whatever faction (Minutemen mostly) they represent propably never find out.
I swear he uploaded this whole series like a year ago. It says it is recent but I already remember watching all of these videos a while back
I've done every ending but with my new institute character I'm doing scientific choices but I don't consider her to be entirely evil let's just say I am a scientist/soilder with morals.
Kinda what I gonna do.
Moral Institute run while maintaining good standing with the Minutemen is literally the golden ending. Institute's biggest problems are bad PR and bad leadership. You can fix both at the same time!
Great series! I played Far Harbor and pretty much exhausted everything to do, so it was nice to watch it all again with any lore i might have missed with this playlist
Ah yes, the ending for "Fishy" Point Lookout DLC.
You mean, irradiated Morrowind of Dragonborn DLC?
I’ve been playing Doom Eternal for the past few weeks and it’s a great game but watching this video reminds me why Fallout will always be my number 1 video game franchise.
Kit Kefner It all depends on what you like really. I’ll say Doom Eternal is a very good game for what it is. If you enjoy a challenging shooter game and figuring out puzzles to gain access to hidden secrets or trophies than Doom Eternal is for you. It’s a great change of pace from what I usually play. ( RPGs)
I was role playing a evil/insane Institute character so I decided to kill everybody because that’s what I did in Nuka world
I generally side with the children when i play an evil institute character for no other reason than that I really like them as a faction but can’t justify siding with them as a good character
I personally went with the option of justice for Dima, Nuclear Ascension for the Children, and otherwise leaving the people of Far Harbor be (albeit with trade routes opened up back to the Commonwealth. The Children were, at the most fundamentally pragmatic level, the easiest answer; their belief would likely see them to Division eventually, anyway, so it felt reasonable to simply help them on their way, however misguided it may be. It also removes their presence from the island, which allows the people of Far Harbor to breathe a little easier. Having Dima answer for his actions was the only right choice in my mind by virtue of the fact that if he wants a peace to develop between Acadia and Far Harbor, the best road to it is to cease unethical and immoral actions, and allow someone else to step up to lead Acadia in his place. Far Harbor, meanwhile, doesn't have much in the way of choices to make about it beyond working to preserve it. So I helped out the citizens to try and reclaim a bit of the island, for however long that hold lasts.
The best ending is bringing DiMA to justice, making sure Alan Lee doesn't convince Far Harbor to destroy Acadia, and then destroy the Nucleus. A peaceful outcome is not always the best outcome. That's the same reason I don't think the "Minutemen+Railroad+Brotherhood" ending in Fallout 4 is the best ending, as it seems just delaying the inevitable (plus, one could argue its not a true ending since the Brotherhood gives you quest as if you destroyed the Railroad, and the Railroad gives quest as if you destroyed the Brotherhood)
Agreed 100%
It’s unrealistic. The Brotherhood would eventually hunt down the Railroad unless the Sole Survivor wipes out the Brotherhood with the Minutemen.
My minute man general nuked the church of atom, and sacrificed Dima for peace and justice. Archadia lives on
In my very 1st play through of far harbor, I was able to get all factions on the island to side with peace
I sided with the child of atom cause my character is a psycho raider who secretly worship the power of atom GLORY TO ATOM
Badaboom baby
The first time i played through on my first character, I did a Brotherhood ending in main game, but did Far Harbor after main quest. I know the Brotherhood would want Acadia destroyed, but since the technology to make Synths was lost when i destroyed the Institute, I decided to leave it be. I ended up destroying the children of atom because i passed the speech check to convince them to embrace division. i don't regret that choice mostly because it was a high ideal for the children to want division, and if the brotherhood believes the synths at large to be a neutralized threat then there's no reason to tell them about Acadia, since DiMA doesn't seem to know how to make more Synths and never showed interest in making more anyways. They're just People now, trying to make their way in this world
There are still people around who could reverse engineer synths and start production again. Could be rogue ex-Institute/BoS scientists or somebody like the Mechanist or Mr. House. The fact that DiMA never talked to the player about producing more synths doesn't mean that he doesn't plan to do that. He hides a lot of dirty secrets and thinks everything he does is always right and ethical. So Arcadia must be destroyed completely as the existence of even a single synth is a threat to the whole of humanity.
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@@thejesterwolf4347 Ad Victoriam, Sentinel.
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@@gfhjkfghj4208 ad victoriam brother/sister
My typical minuteman playthrough is bringing DiMa to justice, then talking Lee down from invading Acadia. Despite the wrong DiMa did, Acadia is innocent as a whole, unaware of what he did, on top of the fact they need Acadia to power the fog condensers and keep their inland settlements safe. In this case, DiMa answered for his crimes, and Far Harbor keeps their condensers working so they can live.
I never did the "replace Tektus" move... may try that next.
Can we just take a moment to appreciate how many GFLOPs each frame requires?
Hey, Ox! Great video. Will there be a "most moral ending" episode? Those are some of my most fav videos of yours!
He already made one
Now the only thing missing would be the dialog you get with the character that takes you to Acadia (I forgot his name). Ox said he had unique dialog, just like Nick, if he met DIMA and I assume that since he's from Far Harbor, he must have some opinions about the fate of the factions. Anyways, loved the video.
An interesting angle for the Brotherhood would be to use Far Harbour to wipe out Arcadia - The Brotherhood gets what it wants without having to use any of its own soldiers or resources, & the Children of Atom pose no direct threat to them anyway. (Similar to how a member of the Brotherhood praises the Sole Survivor for using the Minutemen to destroy the Institute, rather than needing to bring Liberty Prime in)
I actually just completed this DLC with my Minuteman character a few weeks ago and I did go with the peaceful option. Sure a synthetic had to give his life for the island, and I acknowledge that that's wrong, however the alternative what have been to blow up the children of atom and I just couldn't justify that. It just seems like there was no good way to settle that.
I agree with your analysis of what the factions would do and how they would end this. There are a few additional things I consider for a roleplay perspective. 1. Did I come with Nick? If I did and am playing a minuteman or railroad character how could I betray my friend and companion by giving up his brother to Allan Lee. The other thing I consider affects my minuteman character 2. How truly hostile the Children of Atom are. It's fairly clear to me that the true believers of Atoms faith will attack settlers from my time in the commonwealth. This can happen in random encounters at a few locations (looking at your Kings port lighthouse and just south west of Corvega) the Children of Atom in large numbers are hostile to non believers. The only group this isnt true for are in Fallout 3 and the Crater in the glowing sea. I would pose that a general of the minuteman could understand this danger and act in such a way as to convince Dima of their threat and then to protect Far Harbor with the children's sad but ultimately necessary destruction. But like you say Oz "that is just one man's humble opinion." I am interested in differing views.
I chose the Acadia ending for one reason.
Dima knows what he did was wrong, killing a human, replacing them with a synth and hiding it from everybody....even himself. While the institute did the same thing countless times and reasoned that its for the good of the commonwealth.
I did feel wrong that I was sparring a murderer but at the same time, far harbor needed someone to calm them down. (The only person I wanted to kill was Alan lee for all his antagonistic behavior)
I understand tectus’s hatred at far harbor for killing one of their own but to kill everyone in the pier in monstrous.
Also another reason for Acadia ending is that the Mother Of The Fog said”Bring Peace”
If I had to rank the leaders of each faction on an alignment chart it would be....
Dima-neutral good
Tectus-chaotic evil
Avery-lawful good
Whoop fresh upload by Ox to enjoy in bed! Thank you for being you bro, amazing content
DUDE I just re founded oxhorn, I used to watch ur fallout videos a loooooooong time ago, I got the ox horn mod. I am so happy and re subscribing so happy you are still making fallout videos! Looking forward to more videos later! Bye!
I played Fudgemuppet's Crusader build, who was both Brotherhood of Steel and Children of Atom. He was indoctrinated into the Children during a mission to the Island and so destroyed Far Harbor, justifying it as Atom's will, but also as a practical means to an end; at least one person on the docks had been replaced to serve Diima's will, who's to say several more hadn't been over the years? Purging the town was the only way to be sure that the taint of the Institute was truly wiped clean...
And upon returning to the mainland, he reported Acadia to Captain Kells, and lead the Brotherhood on a raid to wipe out the Synths, while keeping the location of the Nucleus to himself.
Atom's Kingdom now truly belongs to His Children...
Ad victorium!
*G L O R Y T O A T O M ! ! !*
Dima unlike the Institute controls each factions to maintain peace but chances are the method could grow and ends up replacing everyone or most of the islander into synth and claim the island for themselves. It's best if he was brought to justice.
I find it funny how Ox's intros to dlcs are better than Bethesda's trailers
The railroad would NEVER bring Dima to justice, they are about saving synths above all else, no matter how high the price is.
My first playthrough, I sided with Dima. I was roleplaying as an institute and minuteman character. I believed that was the best combination to help the Commonwealth. I chose to allow Acadia to keep existing, with it being understood that I coupd pull the plug at any moment if Dima steps out of line. I viewed it as an experiment, a chance to see what synths would do if they lived free. I also saw it as a good opportunity to contain rogue synths at a place we can easily find them should we choose to recover them. Plus we can always use the knowledge of where they're going to ambush rogue synths if we wish.
I let Far Harbor and the children of atom live, following Dima's plan. I debated killing Allen Lee as I could foresee him being a troublemaker in the future, but decided against it.
Role playing through this for the first time, I acted as a neutral, competent person who was trying to have a character arc with Valentine who was biased towards any faction. The sole purpose of my being in Far Harbor was to find kasumi and bring her back. My character then went through each faction on the island and in the end found himself wanting peace between everyone because in his eyes, it was possible after talking to DiMA. My character confronted DiMA about the nuclear key and the wind turbine codes and Avery and convinced DiMA if he truly wanted peace, then he’d turn himself in. I had developed any relationships in Far Harbor yet other than one with Avery, so when I was hoping for the best from its people, I was quickly mortified as a mutiny began and they stormed Arcadia. I tried my hardest to convince them it wasn’t worth murdering Arcadia, but my pleads were fruitless. I sat and watched everyone die and couldn’t do anything to stop it. In real time I walked the bloodied halls of Arcadia for 20 mins until I found Kasumis body. It was depressing and in an act of rage and vengeance, I shut down the wind turbines to Far Harbor so the fog could claim more monsters as its own
Did Ox take on a Hermit crab? I remember there was one at the drive in, but I do not recall him going there.
Dear Oxhorn, your videos are truly good and interesting I would like to say keep up the good work!
As a railroad character I chose every option to make dima feel guilty without sharing his secret. And the I proceeded to blow up the nucleus.
I played fallout 4 for years without dlcs because the game was so intricately playable and content heavy, evidently just an overall open end explosion of self expressive visual play, and quite the piece of art. It can be overwhelming but the liberty is the reason we are an audience or simply fans, along side the context in plot. Apologies as this comes obviously because it’s been a round for ages, but despite all that the opportunity in the game itself was enough. In actuality, I had never bought any extensions and hadn’t initially noticed having such. An experience. When I finally bought all the dlcs I stopped playing, this just inspires me to comeback and accomplish it all.
Just started playing FO76 again - did you know that Flatwoods has an Oxhorn easter egg? Upstairs from the responders terminals, there's a teddy bear with a familiar seeming bowler & cigar, along with a tumbler (scotch glass) on the table in front of it......
I really would like to find out the cannon story after Fallout NV on the west coast with the BoS. Did they get wiped out, assimilate into the NCR, turn nomadic or what, because from what I remember, the west coast BoS was on the brink of destruction, & how they would interact with the BoS out east with Maxon.
Being that i have not completed the game yet, yes you read well, i have not completed the game due experimenting with mods to see how far i can push the game before signs of instability, exspecially when your in the 300 region, & then there is always that thing called time & family commitments.
Anyway pending on were the player is in the game i would of thought the main target would be to continue on the quest of finding his son & to do what ever is required to bring the player that one step closer, but as i say it obviously depends on when you go to far harbour.
I have watched all of you FO uploads & i must say bloody Fantastic Ox,
i exspecially love the lore content very much, exspecially when narrated with a story line touch bring the viewer ever closer to the emotions of the fortunate & the unfortunate, i will always remember the boy trapped in the fridge for 200 years & wonder if this could ever happen, because you never know what's around the corner.
Anyway keep up the great work & big thumbs👍from me.
Minutemen/Peace route - Like I said in comments for videos before, I think the peace route matches the Minutemen, but it's a complicated choice for sure. However, to ensure there is still peace, I turned all Island settlements into Minutemen base camps. Given how hellish the Island is, someone HAS to police that Island, and with the Minutemen that destroyed the Institute, they have already shown themselves capable. Just make sure to find a lot of gas masks whenever they are on patrol (we don't need more Trappers).
That intro is better than the entire far harbour trailer!
Honestly from watching these videos every time I hear DiMA talk about how bad he feels about the shit he's done I just keep hearing Todd from Bojack Horseman "Oh, great! Of Course! Here it Comes! You can't keep doing this! You can't keep doing shitty things and then feel bad about yourself like that makes it ok!" Honestly if I had the option I would make sure that DiMA is alive but I keep a VERY close eye on him. He wants peace? Fine. Keeping him alive would definitely be better for the long term, it will be his penance for all he's done. His main goal is to keep Acadia and the Synths safe, sure I can get behind that. He's already helped Far Harbor by giving them the condensers and putting the more level headed Avery in charge since she can keep assholes like Allen on a very short leash. As for the Children of Atom, I would honestly wipe them out by making Tektus use the launch key and send them to "Division". Firstly I am not comfortable with the idea of that submarine just sitting there, leaking radiation and potentially making the fog even worse. Second, leaving Tektus alive and banishing him could mean that he could either return with a new congregation thus blowing DiMA's plan with the Synth Tektus or he could spread his nonsense to the rest of the Commonwealth. Thirdly, I have no love for organized religion especially cults like the Children of Atom. In a world that was already fucked over by nukes the last thing it needs is a gang of wackos taking a swim in radiated water and risk increasing the Feral Ghoul population. We've seen the damage these people can do in the Broken Steel DLC for Fallout 3. Last but not least, I am not comfortable with the possibility of someone else discovering the Nucleus, killing all of the Children and then stealing the nuclear material for whatever Saturday morning cartoon villain scheme they've cooked up. So yeah, that's how I would handle them if I wasn't working for the Institute or Brotherhood.
I remember the first time I played through Far Harbor I went into the room where Decembers child was located, didn’t see it, and left the location. Later I found out on You Tube that the weapon was laying on a table or something in that room. So I went back and the doors were closed and wouldn’t open. To make matters even worse I could see the weapon through the window but there was absolutely nothing I could do to get back inside that room. Yes, I could have just reloaded a save but I had already leveled up like 30 times so it would have basically made me start all over again
i just completed my first run of far harbor as a railroad agent. i went along with the plan to replace tektus and keep every faction at peace. i kinda liked it
Thank you for making this! What you said in the roleplaying aspect has given me lots to think about. On both my Minutemen and Railroad characters, I'll most likely go with the very last option and send Kasumi home letting her know she's a human. The thing that really made me think before watching this was the justice that would be served. Yes, DiMA should receive justice, but Nick, on both of my characters, is a good friend and killing his brother would wreck him. But on the other hand, I'd have to either kill or banish Tecktus, replacing him with a Synth. As you said, the Minutemen fear that people will be kidnapped and replaced, but to achieve peace, the replacement of Tecktus is necessary. It's something my General will just have to live with the blood on her hands, and my Railroad character will be fine with it, I suppose. :)
As the General of the Minutemen, I've decided to keep DIMA's secret, convince Tectus to run away in hopes of him never returning to Far Harbor, and avoiding an unnecessary war with the Children of Atom by allowing DIMA to make a Synth Tectus. Even though we've agreed to keep DIMA's secret, that doesn't mean he won't live with the guilt forever, if he's programmed with human emotions.
Oxhorn, I need your help. I just found a radio at Captain Dean Boats and Bait, which is next to callville bay (Fallout New Vegas) which only plays a morse code audio. Its on top of a shelf next to the shop's counter. I couldnt find any translations online and you're the only person I thought could figure this out. Please share this with him, Im extremelly curious
You may have to wait a bit for the audio to play but it's indistinguishable morse code.
Gonna say Oxhorn has the best moral ending videos
Thanks for the upload in the morning. Cool endings
The last time I played FO4, I was trying to save as many people (and synths) as possible. Let the factions remain, let everyone (almost everyone) live.
Far Harbor was definitely a priority. Several merchants, cozy place. Arguably the most developed area of the island, a center worth returning to. It will definitely stay, I would never destroy it. Well, DIMA... I saw him as basically good-natured. He focuses on the survival of the island, and on the survival of as many people as possible. Yes, he made mistakes, serious sins. He erased it from his memory because he didn't want to face them. You could say he was a coward. But after the weight of these memories did not weigh on his "soul", he cleared the right path. He strove to maintain a proper relationship with people. I thought about giving up him and his crew either to the Institute or to the BOS. But I couldn't. I didn't get far with the COA. I didn't like their thinking and the whole organization. But I didn't blow them up, but only because I didn't feel like it. Yet. Maybe now.
Honestly, the Railroad doesn't much care for justice for humans. They're about justice for synths, and place the safety of synths above all else. I have no problem believing they would absolutely go the peace route unconditionally, or at least support just wiping out the Children of Atom, and those with anti-synth sentiments in far harbor. They really don't even like the minutemen. They view them as occasionally useful idiots.
The Brotherhood, however, would want to preserve and restore the nucleus, and would send a detachment of troops to wipe out the CoA in order to secure it, and then launch a separate campaign to destroy Acadia.
Since you can go with the peace option and have DiMA surrender(Nick doesn't like this option but understands why it needs to happen), that would be the route the Minutemen would most generally take. Remember that Avery's replacement was done for the same reason we intend to replace Tectus: they were both anti-synth. It could easily be played off as a "greater good" decision regardless of which way you go there. Since hostile factions of CoA are a major problem in the commonwealth, you could even justify just wiping them all out too. Since Preston is a minimize harm type personality though, he'd personally not be happy with that decision, and would probably just go along with the replacement and nothing else. Let's be honest he's the real general, as you're the one taking orders from HIM all game long. You are just his puppet. The 3 way peace option is the best in this light.
I generally go the "just replace Tectus" route because it very neatly resolves all the island's problems peacefully with no real repercussions, and has the maximum rewards. Oh, and you have the option to revealing to Avery that dirty little set of secrets you have. Of course... as a raider... there's nothing stopping you from wiping them all out after the fact anyways...just saying.
I've ran all 3 Factions(i never play the Institute under ANY circumstances) and my personal favorite was the BOS one. Yeah, their fairly heavy-handed with it, but at least it keeps Far Harbor safe...
Sniper - Detroy A with FH and then blow up the N, getting a good Crit Sniper and the toughness perk
Glass cannon - (Holding your HP at 25% with rads for low heath bonuses) Destroy FH to get the best low life/high rads perk and a good hat for leveling.
High stats - If the particular addition of +1 to 3 stats instead of two (En, In, Ag) makes a difference to your build, save everyone (a Junkie Build might go that route as you compensate for addiction penalties to your stats - though most Junkies go melee and thus would rather have a St boosting piece).
Almost everyone else - Blow up N for the toughness (the only general use) perk.
My Minuteman Character would remove the children of Atom from power while securing The Island for the Minutemen. This would result to the Expansion of the Minutemen and the Establishment of the Island Minutemen. The Minutemen could then use the working boats and ferries in the future to expand north throughout Canada. The Minutemen could then expand even further beyond the borders of the Commonwealth, towards the Capital Wasteland and Appalachia.
Am I the only one laughing my butt off at the rehydrated water?
Hey, random question. What is your load order for your Fallout 3 mods? I can't find it on your pastebin. You listed one for Fallout New Vegas and Fallout 4, but none for Fallout 3. I would appreciate it if you can get back to me on this one, I've been trying to run the same mods as you, because they seem cool, but this kind of stuff is out of my depth.
Currently doing a railroad play through. The peace between all three factions is the best outcome in my opinion although I wonder if notifying the railroad about Acadia even matters to the railroad.
My UA-cam notifications have failed me twice in 2 days with your channel, I'm set to all notifications. How could I have waited 17 hours to see the video I've been waiting for?
I don't comment much, but I am compelled to answer. I play Fallout very economically, trying to provide the future for the wastelands that would be best in the long run, but foremost maximizing the unique items I get from the singular playthrough. To the end of Fallout 4, I enjoyed your power armor museum and chose what might best fill out the entire collection of those, weapons, clothing, and armor. It just so happens that ending involve allying with my only son and getting a sweet looking X-01 paint. As for the island, the good and goods are maximized in siding with DiMA for peace on the island, but I mentioned the power armor before to say I had to summon the Brotherhood to Mt. Desert Island before destroying them so I might relieve the Knight-Captain of his fusion core and unique power armor.
I was roleplaying the Brotherhood but got the Peace ending as i used the Brotherhood to enact my Revenge on the Institute but always had a conscience to do the right thing.
I enjoy roleplaying a child of atom. I chose to side with Tectus, and if I could I would've taken over the commonwealth for the children of atom. I always thought of them as a more unique version of raider. Basically having the 'family' mindset, while having their zealous beliefs to unite and focus their followers. Tectus had the right idea, in that seeking division would be an afront to atom while having the nuclear sub base, so it would unite and bring the children of atom to an almost religious government state, and would've allowed them to expand and grow the children of atom to unheard of potential. Especially in a post-apocalyptic society, most often people would fall prey to religious societies as humanity did before huge technological booms. I felt it became more realistic to side with Atom on a more 'self care' character.
The justice for life option is the best one. That's the one where justice does not mean killing.
Great way to start the day! Thanks Oxhorn!
I honestly think that the Railroad wouldn't object to the idea of destroying both Far Harbor and the Nucleus in order to protect Acadia from the threat they pose.
Something you may not have considered is it is highly likely that a player is the leader of more than one faction. When the player is trying to role play the proper personality of a faction leader, it must be taken into account how this would likely change the outlook of the character in question. Now, the only way I know of to complete the game being the leader of more than one faction is the be the leader of the Minutemen and the leader of one of the other three factions. So the question is, how would this change the decisions the character would make as the "General" starts to gain control of various factions? That, I think is a very deep and long discussion.
You're the best Ox, keep the great content up as you always do 🙏🏼👍🏻
Ok, speaking of my personal experience playing through this DLC for the first time: I was playing a Minutemen playthrough. What DiMA did was monstrous, but I believe that Acadia will stay up in their observatory, being completely harmless, if we the protagonist find other ways to keep the peace. The General was displeased and even disgusted by the fact that DiMA found doing what he had done justifiable, he decided to keep Acadia alive and well, though Kasumi returned to the Commonwealth. Far Harbor was special. Sure they were an unsavoury bunch, but they had grown fond of the General, even if they wouldn't like to admit it. With time, they would let the Minutemen help retake the island, after the Children of Atom are gone. The Children of Atom, in the General's eyes, were the worst people on the island. If what Far Harbor and Tectus himself told us is true, then the Children have been "feeding" the fog, making it stronger. This will eventually push everyone not born with "his blessing" out the island. The People of Far Harbor, who used to own land everywhere around the island, are now almost falling into the sea. This, in the General's eyes, is unaceptable. The Children are effectively killing everyone off. So, in my game, I destroyed the Nucleus, and kept Far Harbor and Acadia alive.
Great way to start a day! Thanks Ox!
My character is an ex bos (refusing to kill danse) Minutemen general. After spending so much time in the Commonwealth, he's come across the COA enough times to know that while the faction as a whole isnt evil, they are well on their way. Therefore to big a threat to simply trust one synth replacement to keep the rest of the COA on far harbor levelheaded. The thought of being involved in the replacement of someone; even if that someone is a cult leader, after spending so much fighting the institute is to much to stomach anyway. So my general refuses Dimas scheme to replace Tektus, and destroys the Nucleus, but he's not without mercy and convinces Tektus that division is the proper course. After which he has a stern talk with Dima, lets Kasumi stay at Acadia and informs Avery that she a synth so that she can prepare to disappear if people start to get suspicious. After that my general spends his time helping the harborpeople. In the end my general makes the hard choice that Dima was to cowardly to make, and due to my generals hard work the harborpeople and Acadia thrives.
I got a question how can you get the minutemen attack the institute?
What happens if you kill the bos faction shoilders on the island do you get the special knight captain power armor set at no expense
2 weeks until Wastelanders, which means more Oxhorn videos
wastelanders may have been delayed to the 14th :/
Bro wastelanders comes out in a couple of weeks sorry to be the bearer of bad news but it’s been delayed because of Coronavirus
I wish I could get excited by that terrible, terrible game but I can't.
Belmiris the games not that terrible, i found it boring at first then i hit level 50 and became i could the. actually use all the guns i found the game fun, give wastelanders a chance when it comes out because i mean you can also become a raider or a settler
@@jamesdestroyer3610 I'm glad you like it and it gives Oxhorn content to stream but I'm a single player fan, I don't want to see a bunch of guys in their underwear running around in party hats. I love rebuilding the wasteland.
For a BOS playthorugh,I think they would indeed kill the synths at Acadia and then most likely kill the Children of Atom since they kinda are violent cultists and they will most likely piss them off one day,one way or another,not to mention all the tech inside the Nucleus. As for Far Harbour,I could see the BOS starting to trade and make relations with them,maybe even keeping a sqaud there to make some research on the island.
P.S-Are you going to do a video about Paladin Danse,I know there may not be such an in-depth character like others,but could be worth a shot?
I can always like the video before i even watch it and know that it is not a lie! Thanks for the great videos!
Dima is one of those characters that I liked at first, in my first playthrough and all, but it is one that I've grown to hate, I love the railroad, and the Minuteman, and I want peace, but I think Dima deserves justice, I can get around the memory wipes and facial rec the railroad does because the synths want it, nobody is forced, they have that option and volunteer for themselves, I strongly dislike the CoA but It's not pleasant to murder the innocent people who inhabit the nucleus, sure I hate Tektus and grand zealot richer (mostly for being ex-enclave) but honestly it is not pleasant to kill and replace Tektus to cover for the hypocrite person that is Dima, I'm not getting my hands dirty for him.
It really is a tricky situation, that's what I love about far harbor!
Yo Oxhorn, I like glitched my game. I finished the main quest line and destroyed the institute by siding with the Minuteman. First I was with the brotherhood then attacked them half way through the line. And Had to join the minuteman. I've heard what ever fraction you choose Glory would die. If true I think I glitched the game and finished Siding with Garvey. And glory is alive but with less then half health. Even Desdamona says she's dead even tho she's alive behind her
Im doing my current playthrough as a Brotherhood rogue named Clio. My plan with her was avoid the main story for as long as possible, do the DLC stuff, first far harbor now Nuka world, and the main goal is to basically kill everyone. I blew the nuclear up as soon as I could without hesitation, and went for peace between far harbor and Acadia. Now I'm planning to go to Nuka world, become overboss and gradually kill off everyone
Oxhorn I play as a member of the institute but I do care for people above ground cause the sole survivor came form above ground. plus I care about the NPC’s as well. I don’t kill unless I have to kill like riders,gunners and so on so it just how you want to play your game. It also depends on how you want to view and play as with the team you side with.P.S keep up the good amazing work I love your videos.
As a player who RPs caring about the bigger picture, I can see a justification for killing and replacing Tektus: The Fog kills people and drives people mad, and detonating the bucleus would ironically enough fortify the Fog.