@DarkBeast 27: Me too! Minutemen all the way!!! RR to me are more like SJWs, although I like them but I don't agree putting Synths above humans. The thought that a synth replaced a human it doesn't sit well with me.
@@brocksamson7164 In my opinion I don't believe they actually value synth life over human life. Their only mission is the liberation of synths and as such don't ever really help many humans in the Commonwealth. There isn't a synth hierarchy in the Railroad. In fact, Deacon actually says that he wishes the Railroad would get around to doing more for the people of the Commonwealth. They fight so that synths can have the same quality of life as humans, they don't put them above humans. However, I do think that their close mindedness affects how many people that they could be helping and that the Minutemen (if you decide to free the synths when you take on the Institute) are the best hope for the future.
"PAM needs you..... apparently the Ballistic Weave questline has bugged out for the 10th consecutive playthrough because Bugthesda cant code to save their lives."
Loved the Railroad so much. A 007-ish theme, code names and dead drops, and you even get a Walther PPK. Symbolisms of the actual Railroad during the Civil War was also a nice touch. Fallout 4 is such a treasure trove for history buffs.
Heard this theme at the Switchboard for the first time. Reminds me of 1970s conspiracy thrillers and the theme for The Parallax View. Very fitting for the Railroad and Institute paranoia.
(spoilers) I play Fallout 4 with my music off most of the time so I can play my own music, and while I'm going through the Brotherhood of Steel questline I get to the part where you wipe the railroad out. Near the end of the fight while I was picking off the grunts left behind after killing all the major characters, I remembered I had my music off and turned it on just because. After everyone was dead, I heard this for the first time. (since before now I hadn't entered the Railroad HQ with music on) Now, it may seem weird to you (maybe not) but music in general is very close to my heart and something about hearing this with dead bodies strewn about made me really made me question my choices. "Am I doing the right thing here?"
The only thing I’ll say about the Railroad is that they’re kind of misguided. They’re right to want to free the synths, but it shouldn’t be the only issue they focus on as it’s not the biggest issue the Commonwealth faces. It doesn’t warrant their destruction though, so killing them is wrong and is one reason why the BoS (who is right to want to destroy the institute, but is going about it in completely the wrong way) is evil.
Thanks for posting this up. (SOME SPOILERS) I actually ran into the Donut Shop as I was making my way out of the starting area, and found the locked door into the Switchboard. This music started playing in the basement, and I just sat there listening to it. I was so glad when I found these guys later-- they mesh with my favored lore much better than the Brotherhood does, and their missions are super fun. The music is really great. Future-scifi-ambient mixed with a tiny bit of espionage thriller soundtrack.
+tupper What do you mean 'really great?' It's ruined my life! I lost everything to this soul sucking monstrosity. Everything! My income, my social life and my job. All done the drain.
+tupper The opposite happened to me actually, I noticed the secret entrance pipe and checked if the vines were solid, and they weren't, so I headed on in. It was very disappointing to reach the bottom and find that the super secret door was inaccessible though...
+KoeSeer No kidding, I found them at about level 13, after hearing 2 people in diamond city talking about it I got the quest and joined really early on. I'm kind of disappointed you HAD to go to them, I feel like it would have been cool if only players who actually wanted to work with them found them.
*i have a quistion. the only quistion that matters, would you risk your life for your fellow man, even if that man is a synth?* one of the best sentenses in the entire game
will never forget this song. Christmas 2015, had just returned from a 4 month long trip away from my family I was insanely ill, lying in bed practically high on drugs playing this game for days straight while a blizzard raged outside. This song made everything dreamlike, a bliss I can't quite describe. It's engrained into my head now. Thanks Inon Zur!
dudeeee same. it was summer 2019, house was still being rebuilt so we had to stay in some subdivision. id stay up all night playing fallout 4 on the couch. The railroad was where i chilled at for most of the time so it stuck with me. soo nostalgic to me now.
In my early hours of a first playthrough I came across an underground room that played this music. I know now that it was a hidden entrance to the Railroad HQ but back then I had no idea except that it must be something secret and intriguing given this unique and memorable music.
I wish I could've saved Deacon. I rolled in their and wanted to save them, but they didn't want to hear it. I threw god knows how many Synth Grenades at them and watched, watched closely and in secretive pain as people I did consider friends were slain by the things they were trying to liberate. It was then, I could see the irony of the situation, and I came to the realization that each member that fell, was more and more of a light that was put out for Synths everywhere. I realized I was ending their chances and hope of escaping the Institute. I understood that I was the monster they feared and fought against.We slaughtered them all, and strung their corpses on their pedestal as a constant reminder. A reminder that The Institute will not be a faction to trifle with, and that our goal will be completed. A reminder that will haunt me till the end of my days. A reminder of what a monster can do when a choice has to be made. A reminder that I wouldn't risk my life for them, but they would, for me.
I have two runs of Fallout 4, One where I'm completely loyal to the BoS, and the other more Minuteman X Railroad. But, the more and more I play the railroad, I grow a hatred for them due to my BoS heart, but I still question, are synths really machines?
Techno-Noir....The RR HQ theme is like everything I love about Nick Valentine,: Combining the technological wonder that's mixed with the classic detective-movie saxophone.
+TheUnrevolutionized For the longest time I just could NOT get into this game. I was even considering selling it. Then I found the Railroad faction, did what you just described above, and now I'm ADDICTED for some reason.
I return here every so often but it's a haunting feeling since I betrayed the railroad and their corpses still lay about, I reminisce on my choices those I let down and those I chose to forget for I had worked close with them in finding the institute only to join them and been force to betray my once allies
Rampant Broadcast Ha, I put all the corpses in the little corner in the shooting range. But with a ton of blood I decided to just drop a bunch of Soap, Dishrags, Metal Buckets, Broomsticks and Toasters. I suppose one day when I come back everything will be clean...
The trumpet adds a 1920'/1930's Police/Mafia feel to it. If you go there as Silver Shroud and have Nick as a companion.. you're basically a Hero with a Detective sidekick..
The Railroad has good morals, and i believe they have good intentions, but they really only ever look out for themselves and synths. They're not really equipped to sustain order or peace in the Commonwealth, not that they try hard for that Too bad they're so cool, it'd be cooler if they were a side faction, because after the end of the main quest they have no other big dreams besides fighting for only synths
This theme fills me with determination for some reason, maybe because for me it sounds futuristic and melancholic at the same time - picturing a world devastated by a nuclear war 200 years ago and then suddenly you experience a jump into the future. I wish it'd play whenever I'm roaming the Commonwealth at night while looking at the starry sky.
You know whats the sad part, like the minutemen, the railroad was pushed back so far only the minute men just didn't have the castle as a base, the railroad was forced to go underground in a crypt which is kinda foreshadowing of the fate of their organization, even in their quest line, the keep losing more and more, and our finally sitting in a physical and metamorphical big coffin. Their our the one with the most sympathies deserved.
Also to add, the Prydwen is also very foreshadowing, as it is essential the representation of the brotherhood, and it too is represented as being a precarious position, it has all the firepower it could need, one critical hit was all it needed to crash and burn. The brotherhood is basically putting all their eggs in one basket, and if the blimp goes down they go down. But compared to the railroad, they feel more hopeful with them being in the sky like a guardian while the railroad is barely surviving, already walking dead as hinted by the crypt's dreary setting and all. One good trespasser or raiding party and their toast.
@@kevinmoore9608 Good analysis. The only thing that bothets me with the RR is that after you destroy the Institute, they're pretty much useless. Their main objective was to rescue synths, but after the Institute is gone, there is no need for that. Also, all the secrecy and hiding is trivial too, because who should they be hiding from? Unless the BoS is still around but you have to kill them as well.
@@Odoxon7522 They mention how there are lots of Synths displaced from the mass teleportation after the Institute is blown up, and they dedicate time and resources into finding and giving aid to those displaced synths. Additionally, they set you on missions to eradicate a gang, wipe up any loose ends from the Institute, and provide assistance to other communities.
+Kyle Shoulders (Hukron) Exactly, was mulling it for few days and came to same conclusion as images from the intro began to appear in my mind while listening.
The memories of organizing my inventory at the HQ and hearing this music at the same time has become legendary. It was here that I knew Fallout 4 would be an all-time best.
Railroad's good in my book. I mean I like Nick and also Harkness back in Fallout 3 (sweet gun too). No need to kill them when they just wanna live. Plus I feel like an actual spy doing their missions lmao.
liszst the railroad is bad they put synths before humans you should join unity in unity there is one race the super muntents and our leader who affected by the FEV-2 virus he is called master
I always loved having the Railroad as a side faction during my Minuteman play-throughs. BOS is also present but I mainly focus on Minutemen and Railroad, isolated the two factions are pretty boring but when sharing a Playthrough it makes the Minutemen a bit spicy, as if they're a front for the Wider Railroad resistance. It's a lot of fun, I just wish both factions had more proper quests. Maybe there is modded quests out there but Fallout 4 Modding is many time harder and laggier then Fallout NV modding, else I'd be working on it myself.
2023 fresh install and play.. That's why I'm hear, Totally forgot about this as I focused on the MM quests till past level 40. Hearing this tune creep in under the doughnut shop was bliss. Most fitting faction tune ever, makes you love the railroad.
The railroad was a nice faction, and I enjoy that people highlight the Railroad really don't give a damn about the Commonwealth's people. Too interested in the wellbeing of synths. but I wish the Railroad also were forced to know they might be responsible for creating dangerous people. Like the Raider Boss in Libertalia. Or how the Institute could've been using the Railroad to send their synths out into the world. So much potential for idealistic freedom fighters. But they just didn't give enough direction to take it.
Ngl I never thought of the railroad as an organization to save and free synths, but more of a shadowy intelligence organization that pulls strings around the commonwealth and fights against the institute with subterfuge.
Anyone else feel nostalgic? As if this soundtrack has been playing in my life in very unique and rare moments. This is what I call genius music because it sounds very familiar even though I haven't heard it before.
I usually side with the Minutemen to incorporate the least amount of bloodshed. But if I had to choose one of the other three factions, it’d be these guys. -Fuck the Institute -The Brotherhood was done dirty characterization-wise in this game -I like being able to free the synth slaves -Deacon is hilarious
So who else found The Deliverer handgun, crafted a silencer for it, removed all armour, put on a Tuxedo, and entered third person view whilst wandering the Railroad HQ..?
Back here after leaving this comment 6 years ago... Honestly, this tune is probably the one that most strongly takes me back to that time when I was playing this game. So much seemed a hell of a lot better back then than it does now!
![[Fallout 4] Prime Video Brotherhood Soundtrack Replacer](/img/n.gif)
gotta love the whole secretive spy ring vibe the Railroad has
Not to mention, the Defender pistol you get from the first Railroad quest looks like a PPK.
+ThEsHaDoW343 the deliverer? still my favorite pistol. that suppresor sounds so nice.
+ThEsHaDoW343 Because it is a Walther PPK :D.
I gave it to Nick Valentine without the suppressor because it fit him better.
+Joe Bell
YOU TRAITOR
The little weird trumpet thing is the best.
i think it’s a harmonica my dude
@@KobeKeats It's the sound of a trumpet with a Harmon mute.
TheInflicted Lol we were both right
Reminds me of the House of Cards intro.
zlaus1192 Well spotted. It made me think of the same.
*Using Deliverer and wearing ballistic weave Tuxedo.*
The name's Survivor. Sole Survivor...
*Shurvivor. Shole Shurvivor.
@@alpeshabhijitchowdhury6895
🅱️urvivor. 🅱️🅾️🅰️l 🅱️urvivor*
@@alpeshabhijitchowdhury6895 that's racist
jk
Wear the black pompadour they give you, and you look like Pierce Brosnan.
Fallout 4 has so good atmosphere, music is the best part.
I love the music especially Nuca world
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and this ;)
I agree 100%. It has the best atmosphere of any fallout
@@CrustaceanQueen not the best, but cool, for my opinion FO:NW has better atmosphere)
@@mifitver3254 is that supposed to be NV as in New Vegas or NW as in Nuka world?
More of a Minutemen guy myself, but Deacon is probably the most fun companion to hang about with.
yo deacons the best
@DarkBeast 27: Me too! Minutemen all the way!!! RR to me are more like SJWs, although I like them but I don't agree putting Synths above humans. The thought that a synth replaced a human it doesn't sit well with me.
@@brocksamson7164 In my opinion I don't believe they actually value synth life over human life. Their only mission is the liberation of synths and as such don't ever really help many humans in the Commonwealth. There isn't a synth hierarchy in the Railroad. In fact, Deacon actually says that he wishes the Railroad would get around to doing more for the people of the Commonwealth. They fight so that synths can have the same quality of life as humans, they don't put them above humans. However, I do think that their close mindedness affects how many people that they could be helping and that the Minutemen (if you decide to free the synths when you take on the Institute) are the best hope for the future.
Dang I feel kinda bad I killed them with the bos
We team up with a mortuary. You see where I'm going with right?
Do you have a Geiger counter? Do you have a goddamn Geiger counter?!?!
mine's in the shop.
mine's is in the shop.
nine's in the shop.
Should...I get it? Like...are feeling ok? You sound kind of worried, that's why I'm asking.
Yeah, in my Pip Boy
Mine is in the shop
Inon Zur stepped up his game for Fallout 4 big time.
@@PirateHeadcrab Songs Rise and Prevail and Dominant Species don't suck..
PAM needs you..she explained why but I don't get it...
Bilbo Swaggins probably to clear out some place and set up defenses
The final PAM
Randolph Safehouse have another dead drop for you.
I hate drummer boy :)
"PAM needs you..... apparently the Ballistic Weave questline has bugged out for the 10th consecutive playthrough because Bugthesda cant code to save their lives."
Loved the Railroad so much. A 007-ish theme, code names and dead drops, and you even get a Walther PPK. Symbolisms of the actual Railroad during the Civil War was also a nice touch. Fallout 4 is such a treasure trove for history buffs.
You even get a black pompaduor, which makes a male PC resemble Best Bond Pierce Brosnan.
Not my favorite faction, but I can appreciate the secret agent vibe in it...
ANOTHER SYNTH NEEDS YOUR HELP I'LL MARK IT ON YOUR MAP -PrestonMona
Correction Prestomona
Lisa Gai Vincent Sorry I will die now...
+Lisa Gai Vincent only a synthetic would say that
***** "YOU SYNTH" has a robot in her house...
prestona
Not the same without the image of desdelungcancer smoking a ciggie
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Equal parts mystery, intrigue and just a tinge of hopefulness - This is the Railroad embodied in a song. Bravo
These songs perfectly convey everything you need to know about the Railroad, without saying a word.
this sound fit for "underground freedom fighter" anthem
Love this track! I would purposely just hang around RR HQ so I could hear this!
+1
Omg me2😂
_I used to do all my crafting there..._
Heard this theme at the Switchboard for the first time. Reminds me of 1970s conspiracy thrillers and the theme for The Parallax View. Very fitting for the Railroad and Institute paranoia.
Sounds a little james bond in parts
(spoilers) I play Fallout 4 with my music off most of the time so I can play my own music, and while I'm going through the Brotherhood of Steel questline I get to the part where you wipe the railroad out. Near the end of the fight while I was picking off the grunts left behind after killing all the major characters, I remembered I had my music off and turned it on just because. After everyone was dead, I heard this for the first time. (since before now I hadn't entered the Railroad HQ with music on) Now, it may seem weird to you (maybe not) but music in general is very close to my heart and something about hearing this with dead bodies strewn about made me really made me question my choices. "Am I doing the right thing here?"
Damnn the feels
The only thing I’ll say about the Railroad is that they’re kind of misguided. They’re right to want to free the synths, but it shouldn’t be the only issue they focus on as it’s not the biggest issue the Commonwealth faces. It doesn’t warrant their destruction though, so killing them is wrong and is one reason why the BoS (who is right to want to destroy the institute, but is going about it in completely the wrong way) is evil.
@@SomeGuyWhoPlaysGames333 reminds me of a certain political party in sweden
You did everything right. Ad Victoriam brother.
yeah, the brotherhood is pretty evil
Thanks for posting this up. (SOME SPOILERS) I actually ran into the Donut Shop as I was making my way out of the starting area, and found the locked door into the Switchboard. This music started playing in the basement, and I just sat there listening to it. I was so glad when I found these guys later-- they mesh with my favored lore much better than the Brotherhood does, and their missions are super fun.
The music is really great. Future-scifi-ambient mixed with a tiny bit of espionage thriller soundtrack.
+tupper What do you mean 'really great?' It's ruined my life! I lost everything to this soul sucking monstrosity. Everything! My income, my social life and my job. All done the drain.
+tupper The opposite happened to me actually, I noticed the secret entrance pipe and checked if the vines were solid, and they weren't, so I headed on in. It was very disappointing to reach the bottom and find that the super secret door was inaccessible though...
+Senza32 you can. if you have met them in first playthrough, you can skip the whole process of the quest and go straight to them without any clue.
+tupper I DID THE SAME THING and then when I did the actual mission I remembered it. I was actually surprised to come out in that basement
+KoeSeer No kidding, I found them at about level 13, after hearing 2 people in diamond city talking about it I got the quest and joined really early on. I'm kind of disappointed you HAD to go to them, I feel like it would have been cool if only players who actually wanted to work with them found them.
*i have a quistion. the only quistion that matters, would you risk your life for your fellow man, even if that man is a synth?*
one of the best sentenses in the entire game
but you are a courser x6 22 lol
Bobby Henson Putra
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
+X6- 22 an emotionless killing machine
+The Cynical Brony's Official UA-cam Page Minuteman ending is
+The Cynical Brony's Official UA-cam Page lol minuteman ending you can save deacon and paladin danse you just only had to kill x6 88
Thanks for making me feel like a spy whenever I enter HQ, Railroad.
will never forget this song. Christmas 2015, had just returned from a 4 month long trip away from my family I was insanely ill, lying in bed practically high on drugs playing this game for days straight while a blizzard raged outside. This song made everything dreamlike, a bliss I can't quite describe. It's engrained into my head now. Thanks Inon Zur!
dudeeee same. it was summer 2019, house was still being rebuilt so we had to stay in some subdivision. id stay up all night playing fallout 4 on the couch. The railroad was where i chilled at for most of the time so it stuck with me.
soo nostalgic to me now.
In my early hours of a first playthrough I came across an underground room that played this music. I know now that it was a hidden entrance to the Railroad HQ but back then I had no idea except that it must be something secret and intriguing given this unique and memorable music.
H2-22's goodbye was the saddest moment in my playthrough...
damn....did you beat the game yet?
Shaun dying while I was playing the institute ending was my saddest moment.
The Prydwen getting shot down by Liberty Prime was my saddest moment.
It was Shaun's holotape and talking to synth Shaun
trying the romance option for companions with low charisma is mine
this music is the fucking best. Makes you want to free dem synths.
I really like the trumpets in "Covert Action". That music is really freaking great as music to set the mood of the environment you're in.
never really sided with the railroad but there HQ theme is the best theme ingame in my opinion
I know it's late but still. You should side with them. They're pretty fun too. And it's me, and Institute type, saying that.
1:17 is my favorite tune tbh
It’s so nice indeed.
I love everything about this game. The sarcasm option, the lore, the desolate world
I wish I could've saved Deacon. I rolled in their and wanted to save them, but they didn't want to hear it. I threw god knows how many Synth Grenades at them and watched, watched closely and in secretive pain as people I did consider friends were slain by the things they were trying to liberate. It was then, I could see the irony of the situation, and I came to the realization that each member that fell, was more and more of a light that was put out for Synths everywhere. I realized I was ending their chances and hope of escaping the Institute. I understood that I was the monster they feared and fought against.We slaughtered them all, and strung their corpses on their pedestal as a constant reminder. A reminder that The Institute will not be a faction to trifle with, and that our goal will be completed. A reminder that will haunt me till the end of my days. A reminder of what a monster can do when a choice has to be made. A reminder that I wouldn't risk my life for them, but they would, for me.
Devin Tomb goddamit I betrayed them just yesterday and you makes me reload my save file !
www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/19835
3:10 to 3:29 is so beautiful
AD VICTORIAM... Stil love this track.
+NPCwars
ads are bad
advertisements are worse
+STAR_ do you even get it
Mankind redefined
I have two runs of Fallout 4, One where I'm completely loyal to the BoS, and the other more Minuteman X Railroad. But, the more and more I play the railroad, I grow a hatred for them due to my BoS heart, but I still question, are synths really machines?
SheepScape™ gen 3 or something are literally synthetic humans
This theme is my favourite so fa
Techno-Noir....The RR HQ theme is like everything I love about Nick Valentine,: Combining the technological wonder that's mixed with the classic detective-movie saxophone.
#teamrailroad
Mackie? What are you doing here? Why are you not on #teaminstitute?
(Sanity is for the weak)
+Macklin Butcher In America, you can find an Institute anywhere. In post nuclear Commonwealth, Institute finds you anywhere.
+Macklin Butcher Now*
Silly illiterate Rail roadster
#teamBOS
Sick fuckers, replacing people with those chromedome fuckers
I love the church pipe organ that's kinda in the background. It works well and goes with the fact that the railroads HQ is in a church.
I miss my first play through of this game. My god January 2015 may have been the best month of my life
Solving for Theta(n) when i reaches probability bounds.
memories...
So was I the only one walking through Switchboard and Railroad HQ in a clean black suit while holding the Deliverer all Bond- like?
+TheUnrevolutionized For the longest time I just could NOT get into this game. I was even considering selling it. Then I found the Railroad faction, did what you just described above, and now I'm ADDICTED for some reason.
That suit didn't stay clean for long.
Sam... I'm coming home.
*music plays*
i dont ever remember commenting this
It even has that goddamn muzzled trumpet from the old spy-flicks and parts that sounds James Bond-ish...
There's definitely a great Portal-vibe about this theme.
Great number from the OST.
Hey look it's the Thieve's Guild!
Thieves Guild would be Operators in Nuka World DLC.
Damn railroad... back at it with liberating coffee machines?
T R I G E R R E D
Damnit Virgil
Better them then the high and mighty Institute or the overly militant Brotherhood.
Ad Victoriam!
Mankind - Redefined.
In America, You find the Institute. But in Soviet Russia, the Institute finds you.
badjur
elder maxon BoS Sucks with you as Elder
dat classic bethesda sweet roll lmao
Milky Wayan Sweetrolls are godly
Indeed it does.
Only completed the first "official" Railroad mission (where you get the Deliverer) and I can already tell that they have the best music.
I return here every so often but it's a haunting feeling since I betrayed the railroad and their corpses still lay about, I reminisce on my choices those I let down and those I chose to forget for I had worked close with them in finding the institute only to join them and been force to betray my once allies
Rampant Broadcast Ha, I put all the corpses in the little corner in the shooting range. But with a ton of blood I decided to just drop a bunch of Soap, Dishrags, Metal Buckets, Broomsticks and Toasters. I suppose one day when I come back everything will be clean...
+Wedge haha why toasters
UGHHHH where is the railroad weapon workbench? :c i just saw it now its like it VANISHED :\
Itz Jeffro maybe it you can no longer access it if you betrayed them like I did
The trumpet adds a 1920'/1930's Police/Mafia feel to it. If you go there as Silver Shroud and have Nick as a companion.. you're basically a Hero with a Detective sidekick..
The Railroad has good morals, and i believe they have good intentions, but they really only ever look out for themselves and synths.
They're not really equipped to sustain order or peace in the Commonwealth, not that they try hard for that
Too bad they're so cool, it'd be cooler if they were a side faction, because after the end of the main quest they have no other big dreams besides fighting for only synths
I agree. I think they work best as allies to the Minutemen; which is actually possible to achieve.
This theme fills me with determination for some reason, maybe because for me it sounds futuristic and melancholic at the same time - picturing a world devastated by a nuclear war 200 years ago and then suddenly you experience a jump into the future. I wish it'd play whenever I'm roaming the Commonwealth at night while looking at the starry sky.
War of Wills is probably my favorite song from Fallout 4. I first heard it in the Switchboard underneath Slocum's Joe. Awesome.
love the subtle church organ in this! enters around 1:27. coz they're beneath a church i guess.
I love how the theme combines a sense of secrecy and exclusiveness with a touch of sci-fi-ish aura in it
I love that like that "dot" Noise
You know whats the sad part, like the minutemen, the railroad was pushed back so far only the minute men just didn't have the castle as a base, the railroad was forced to go underground in a crypt which is kinda foreshadowing of the fate of their organization, even in their quest line, the keep losing more and more, and our finally sitting in a physical and metamorphical big coffin. Their our the one with the most sympathies deserved.
Also to add, the Prydwen is also very foreshadowing, as it is essential the representation of the brotherhood, and it too is represented as being a precarious position, it has all the firepower it could need, one critical hit was all it needed to crash and burn. The brotherhood is basically putting all their eggs in one basket, and if the blimp goes down they go down. But compared to the railroad, they feel more hopeful with them being in the sky like a guardian while the railroad is barely surviving, already walking dead as hinted by the crypt's dreary setting and all. One good trespasser or raiding party and their toast.
@@kevinmoore9608 Good analysis. The only thing that bothets me with the RR is that after you destroy the Institute, they're pretty much useless. Their main objective was to rescue synths, but after the Institute is gone, there is no need for that. Also, all the secrecy and hiding is trivial too, because who should they be hiding from? Unless the BoS is still around but you have to kill them as well.
@@Odoxon7522 They mention how there are lots of Synths displaced from the mass teleportation after the Institute is blown up, and they dedicate time and resources into finding and giving aid to those displaced synths.
Additionally, they set you on missions to eradicate a gang, wipe up any loose ends from the Institute, and provide assistance to other communities.
The true heroes of Fallout 4
Nope
CHINESE COMMUNISM WILL BE ERADICATED
AD VICTORIAM
Minutemen?
@@mariekhaltaev6341 what the fuck are you talking about
The railroad are communists now?
@@Gun_Metal_Grey both
Anyone think of House of Cards when they heard this?
+Kyle Shoulders (Hukron) Exactly, was mulling it for few days and came to same conclusion as images from the intro began to appear in my mind while listening.
+Kyle Shoulders (Hukron) I've thought about X-Universe series soundtrack
+Kyle Shoulders (Hukron)
Reminds me of House
+Kyle Shoulders (Hukron) I think of James Bond :D.
+Kyle Shoulders (Hukron) Sounds like Armitage III
The memories of organizing my inventory at the HQ and hearing this music at the same time has become legendary. It was here that I knew Fallout 4 would be an all-time best.
The names Bond....James Bond
+Noland Hendar Goldfinger
The names Doge....Dogeman.
Railroad's good in my book. I mean I like Nick and also Harkness back in Fallout 3 (sweet gun too). No need to kill them when they just wanna live. Plus I feel like an actual spy doing their missions lmao.
liszst the railroad is bad they put synths before humans you should join unity in unity there is one race the super muntents and our leader who affected by the FEV-2 virus he is called master
Thanks a ton, been looking for these tracks.
even though i was in my 20s when i heard this the first time it still makes me feel nostalgic like i was a kid..
Would you risk your life for a fellow man, even if that man is a synth?
Heads up Tinker Tom has something new in stock
Fallout 4 has some bangers
Randall Safehouse has another dead drop for you
- Drummer Garvey
I always loved having the Railroad as a side faction during my Minuteman play-throughs. BOS is also present but I mainly focus on Minutemen and Railroad, isolated the two factions are pretty boring but when sharing a Playthrough it makes the Minutemen a bit spicy, as if they're a front for the Wider Railroad resistance. It's a lot of fun, I just wish both factions had more proper quests. Maybe there is modded quests out there but Fallout 4 Modding is many time harder and laggier then Fallout NV modding, else I'd be working on it myself.
Heads up, Tom's got more goodies in stock. Check with him.
5:04 - 5:16 Looks so much like James Bond music... or something like that
Bro has synesthesia
It's one crisis after another welcome to HQ
2023 fresh install and play.. That's why I'm hear, Totally forgot about this as I focused on the MM quests till past level 40. Hearing this tune creep in under the doughnut shop was bliss. Most fitting faction tune ever, makes you love the railroad.
The railroad was a nice faction, and I enjoy that people highlight the Railroad really don't give a damn about the Commonwealth's people. Too interested in the wellbeing of synths. but I wish the Railroad also were forced to know they might be responsible for creating dangerous people. Like the Raider Boss in Libertalia. Or how the Institute could've been using the Railroad to send their synths out into the world.
So much potential for idealistic freedom fighters. But they just didn't give enough direction to take it.
coolest music in the fo4 so far
My only reason to side with the Railroad as an ally to the Minutemen: Curie & Nick.
Did you end the Game with the Minutemen at least?
レールロードほど風前の灯という言葉が似合う団体はないだろう
ミニッツメン＆レールロードがベストエンディングだと勝手に思ってる
Made me feel safe but...alittle uneasy, yet mysterious...love the feel of this track
if the BOS didn't want to kill everything nonhuman they would be the best faction (and not have Mr Jefferson from life is strange as their leader)
I kill mr Maxson every playthrough
Until I want to get the achievements that’s gonna stay that way
By far one of the best faction themes.
In FO4 of course, sadly I never got arround to play FO3:New Vegas
+igoruberwald you need too, they're both great games.
5:04 best part imo
So sad when Glory dies.
Rico Dagg how does she die tho?
Noahthehyperpotato BoF she bleeds out i think
NO SPOILERS
@@fecas161 The game has been out since 2015.
Ngl I never thought of the railroad as an organization to save and free synths, but more of a shadowy intelligence organization that pulls strings around the commonwealth and fights against the institute with subterfuge.
Desdemona/Railroad was the only one not doing it just to establish power
I´m the only that appreciates this faction? :(
this theme always makes me think of Earthbound for the SNES
Anyone else feel nostalgic? As if this soundtrack has been playing in my life in very unique and rare moments. This is what I call genius music because it sounds very familiar even though I haven't heard it before.
レールロードルート、パラディン・ダンスがエルダーになってからBOSと和解するルートが欲しかったよね
5:18 hits hard
It looks like a James Bond Theme
I usually side with the Minutemen to incorporate the least amount of bloodshed. But if I had to choose one of the other three factions, it’d be these guys.
-Fuck the Institute
-The Brotherhood was done dirty characterization-wise in this game
-I like being able to free the synth slaves
-Deacon is hilarious
Favourite new faction by far.
The whole Railroad/Institute plot reminded me of the movie Equilibrium with blade runner thrown in.
So who else found The Deliverer handgun, crafted a silencer for it, removed all armour, put on a Tuxedo, and entered third person view whilst wandering the Railroad HQ..?
+mAcroFaze Doesn't it already have a silencer when you get it ?
Vincent Bédard I don't think it did! I could be wrong though!
Then Drummer Boy tells you that Tinker Tom has some new stock and you see that Tom sells an "Armored Tuxedo".
Back here after leaving this comment 6 years ago... Honestly, this tune is probably the one that most strongly takes me back to that time when I was playing this game. So much seemed a hell of a lot better back then than it does now!
I love this song
Best theme for the best faction
This track, especially the rhythmic electronic beeping, reminds me of 'Over and Out' from the On Her Majesty's Secret Service soundtrack.
当時サバイバルモードでぷれいしていて、デリバラー入手のためやっとの思いでここにたどり着いた時の、ここのBGMが忘れられない。
ステルスボーイを使ってようがカメレオンアーマーを装備をしてようが
瞬時に111の気配を察知して近付いて来るドラムボーイはPER絶対99だと思う
That harmonica though...
1:20 is the best part
James Bond, Inception and Inon Zur rolled into one.
that ost gives me the sensation I am smiling towards the opposite man of the table while I am caressing my silencer and attaching it to my gun
This theme invokes a strong feeling of nostalgia in me - It sounds like something that could be in a PS2 Ratchet and Clank game.