Fallout 4 - Institute Ending - All Companions Reactions 

cool

i never got that paper, despite romancing her. i made sure Maxson, The Prydwen, liberty prime and I (and of course piper tagging along) came out on top instead, and destroy all railroad agents, synths, feral ghouls and super mutants along the way, Although Nick and Danse can live because they help people. Ad Victoriam

+Robert Lee Ibanez Ad Victorian brother

I didn't do anything with her and I got that.

fuck. it's gamergate all over again. pipergate?

At least it’s not raining

I felt bad for him after I chose the Brotherhood.

Mark Keller or that they are a bunch of idiots who want to replace almost every human on earth with a synth. I would rather have the Enclave take over and let them deal with humanity

@@potatopotawto1412 He actually is. His appearance changes if you've changed Nora's and Nate's appearance.

Yeah. Need those achievements.

Philip Hunn yes he is

Philip Hunn and he’s got that rain thing right 💯

Speaking of “earth” there’s a settlement on a farm that needs your help, he’ll mark it on your map

Ooh i get it now

I hope you get the gravity of his situation

+Wynter LOL

God damnit Preston

XDDD

Preston is the best :)

Hey cousin, you glad it's not raining?

Alexander Macrae ya

_Xandr _ Lol I did. the same

_Xandr _ If you get far enough in the brotherhood, but not too far, you'll get the mission to save Danse. Doing that mission will avoid him from getting killed by the Institute. So.....

The question is, why did Hancock not appear?

Nay Syn But Danse is not speaking with me anymore after blowing up the institute

At least it's not raining-.-

defend themselves..... then what would you do?

+Preston Garvey 'marks settlements on map' ok Garvey, now I just need to run this to the institute and they'll help right away 'relays to institute' listen up everyone, I've found some brotherhood and railroad outposts and I marked them on this map here, prepare an army of synths and a few coursers for attacking them immediately

+Stugon Monday who else but Garvey~?

they're not brains! they're brain fungi, but still I don't think eating brain fungus noodles is healthy

Hmmm.... what mod can do that, if you pardon?

If there is one, I'd love to see it, cause as far as I know, it's purely Roleplaying for me.

but you cant because bethesda

Not unless the rest of the board agree, and we all know your only choices are "Let's continue with this initiative", "I don't like it, but let's continue anyway", "We really need to stop doing this, but it's for the betterment of mankind", and "Sarcastic".

But people are still going to be wary and use it to rile up tensions

Lol same here

Yep... Shitty writing right there

And the most moralistic

@@MisterC3___ exactly, we got thrown into this new post-apocalyptic world by force, this isn't our home as it once was. The only thing that matters is the person who was forced there along with us, our son, really the only thing keeping our character sane

@@acecashman1237 and what hits hard is when you put yourself in your character's shoes. And this is what I love about Fallout and all RPGs (if you take it seriously) - it really hits you in the feels. When I first played thru F4, the BoS flowed thru my veins. I had so much pride in them in-game. I made sure my settlements (and my house in Diamond City) always had AT LEAST one BoS flag. I was so patriotic man. Then the moment that twist got me about MY SON being the leader of the enemy I was sworn to destroy, I didn't know which choice to make; rejoice with my son or stay loyal to the ones who've I've sworn myself too. And I admit, I turned my son away after of an hour of tears as well as writing down pros and cons of joining the Institute. But as I look back, and take myself out of the game and come back to the real world, I made a wrong choice in the game coz I worked so hard to find my own son just to turn my back on him. He's the reason I was able to get out of Vault 111. And most of all, he's my fucking kid! I'd turn my back on absolutely anyone just to have my son back. Even if it meant losing the ones I had by my side for so long

"sometimes the best strategy in war, is to wait" - Strong, The Art Of War

@@cyber1ifeconnor "you made my day 🤣" -Me, The Art Of Laughing

@@cyber1ifeconnor Strong Tsu Art of Milk

@@jasarigames4481 this 🤣🤣😂

Based strong

😭😭😭😭

kimmie ok Courtney Ford is pretty underrated

Pipers voice actor is probably the best in the game imo, when you murder someone you feel the anger

I wish I'd see more of that body language though. I was surprised how lively she was when meeting her first time in front of Diamond City, after that it was mostly just speech with body staying still.

Yea, her voice actress is great, but the character is meh. I couldn't deal with how bad she is in combat, so I stopped having her tag along.

@@rafiad5726 yeah and the voice acting was dogshit most of the time

considering the other ending their being hypocrites.

They did that because Nick and Piper are directly connected to the main story

I think nicks pretty cool

You'd be surprised how much Danse and MacCready comment

I agree 100% with Piper and Nick. Humanity's Best Hope For The Future, My ass

+dagoxo7arius Well, if you have max affinity with Piper, you can actually find an interesting article about you and The Institute in her house.

@Tin Watchman He knows he was made there.

Always gotta know that even if you do the worst things on earth, they will always be your best friend

@FrostBloodGames You mean " actual Fallout fan "

Duarte Santos Actual Fallout fans would say Fallout 2 was the best though.

First comment in 3 years, you're welcome

I feel you.

What can I say, he has good priorities.

At least it's not raining

+Beshier Zameli I think he means it either way. He's selfish and looks out for himself and the people he cares about, which includes you if you hire him. If you romanced him, great. If not, he still thinks of you as a friend.

+Andrew Shuboy Unless you royally fuck up his affinity stuff and make him at you, of course (though I'm not sure if it actually alters his dialogue at that point)

+Fuzion_gamer *audience laughter* *cues Seinfeld music*

+X-Ray Gaming cue the intro

you know what sucks, not being able to explain the circumstances of why you helped them in the first place

+Walter C. Dornez (The Angel Of Death) true.

Shit if it were me I'd be reassuring them, telling them how things would change

Something tells me that your son was "programmed" and taught that the Institute were the good ones and the Commonwealth were the bad ones. He was educated on propaganda and bias.

TheMasterchiefan oh yeah I'd say the Commonwealth raiders and the brotherhood are great compared to the institute

+lewis251100 Yup, also annoyed that Codsworth doesn't say anything about Shaun here, or when you talk to Shaun during the assault on the Institute, even if he's with you :(

+FluffyNinjaLlama yeah I was surprised you couldn't tell codsworth about Shaun (unless you beat the game before recruiting him I think) could of had freak out and go nuts if you kill Shaun....Anyway hopeful in far harbour DLC (or maybe one of the others) your actions in the commonwealth will be talked about and you can give "for Shaun" answer there

+lewis251100 Well, there was that one line of dialogue with X6-88 that talked about doing all of this just because you wanted your son. That's doing it for Shaun in a way, yes?

+lewis251100 I just did it because I am an asshole

Yet he murdered everyone with air fresheners

I don't get that joke i see every where can you explain

+Fuzion_gamer omg guys he doesn't get it. This guy doesn't get it. Jokes. I don't get it either

+Fuzion_gamer She posted a video where nick almost ran off of a cliff.

Search up "Nick Valentine Falls off of a cliff" and it should be there.

GingerSwan Actually, it was the episode with Scheiffield(However you spell it) where Nick was being a jackass, and so the meme was born. Also great job upvoting both your own comments. It's totally unnoticeable.

I am not gonna lie, you had us in the first half

1. They aren't brining back extinct animals they synthetic they cant reproduce that's what deacon said about his wife they were trying to have a kid but she was a synth 2.There is no evidence they were trying to communicate with other continents. 3. No

The American Rifle there’s also no solid evidence that synths couldn’t reproduce either

@@noahchmielewski1347 the gorillas were not finished, they are working to fins a way so that they can reproduce.

Bruh these mfs can teleport. Its only a matter of time before they are able to reproduce lol The future of the fallout world will be one of cybernetic synthesis. Lol

Now i feel anxious 😕

unlike you they understand that you can't control institute.

@@MsKeylas unlike you the institute also knows the sole survivor is their greatest threat and has the potential to kill them all over again.

@@fatty1040 lolwut?what are you yapping about?

@@MsKeylas common sense ya. 👏

lol

Fr tho

Fluffy towels. That won me over. Fluffy towels.

that the same reason why people sided with the bos

+Pepperoni Milkshake and toilet paper .TOILET PAPER

+Cuberan Water or more nukes?

The institutes dead... At least it's not raining. Now that's a better comment

+BroEdely KGM lol the institutes ALIVE

+triggerhappy0404 Always

Atleast you aren't in a bed with leaky walls/ceilings with a chance of a radiation storm passing through afterwards... :-P

London?

Must be a synth

is it still raining?

+Jacob whydoesmylastnamematter No, it's about destroying the BoS with the Institute, and I already did this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qvegtYc9F3s.html

FluffyNinjaLlama oh shit

+FluffyNinjaLlama at least it's not raining

+Lunar. Lol

+Samus Knight I doubt he says anything special and I'm assuming he intentionally doesn't stay your companion once you follow the Railroad or Institute because he only says anything regarding the BOS or MM endings. Oddly enough, X6 tends to glitch out and stay your companion even after destroying the Institute. I won't make him my companion because I'm afraid he'll "fix" himself, so he's on Spectacle Island with Danse tending crops.

+JustSomeLeo He always looks for the silver lining;)

I think Garvey is one of the best character for his optimism. He is also the best way to level up and get some resources. I think that's why they made him to make it easier for new players of the Fallout games. Valentin is the best companion though. I feel it gives Fallout a Sherlock atmosphere, which I like.

No its 2287

+TheAussieBlue I do like the intentions the Institute has, but their means of going about it isn't right. I can also agree that the Institute needs a strong leader, to get it to the way it should be. I did, however, side with the Brotherhood as this group, simmilar to Lyons pride, is trying to protect the people. As I said, the Institute had good intentions, but let its creativity get out of hand.

honestly it's hard to see the Institute as bad, misguided by science maybe but not bad. they truly think that what they're doing to people is for the good of the future, so how could you expect them to understand how the people uptop feel when they're confined to living underground with less access to the outside world than vault 101.

MrOverCritical1989 Just because you have good intentions doesn't mean you can't fuck up. The most terrifying thing about Hitler was that he was actually a really nice guy. Hell the whole reason he did the whole "Murder millions of people" thing was because he thought it was the right thing to do. Humans are complicated, and there is no such thing as a truly evil human because no sane man wakes up in the morning and says "I'm gonna be a bad guy!" TL;DR Just because the Institute isn't evil doesn't mean they can't do terrible and stupid things. Also, Hitler was wrong, I do not support him.

The institute does a few no nos, but on the whole and whole, they are the best option. Also, synths aren't people.

No one gen 1 and 2 anyway

+Mark Jayson Miranda Yay I'm glad someone got the reference! ^^

+FluffyNinjaLlama yey!! At last Fluffy noticed me :) I love the reference u made for a mother giving anything to he's son to accomplish he's dream and goal, before the day he die :( one of a very touching moments in fallout 4..

+FluffyNinjaLlama I love your videos llama keep up the good work

+Mark Jayson Miranda OH! I didn't pick up on that until I saw this, yeah that is a good reference.

Ha, I was not the only one who got it ^^. HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!!!!

Same here

Nic gets over it when you do the Far Harbor DLC and he discovers that the Institute never kicked him out. Also, you can deactivate the instute sector that produces coursers and replaces people. You can also work inside the Institute to help Synths to be free. Wonder why people don't show those quests on youtube, they are pretty good.

Oh I didn't know that! thanks for letting me know, might give the institute a go.

Piper is a conspiracy nut though lol. Both Danse and MacCready saw it the first time they met her. She's good but she also likes to stir up trouble with her conspiracy theories. She's the reason for that incident in Diamond City where the guy shot his own brother because he thought he was a synth.

Kate I sort of felt bad when Nick got salty, but I found Piper irritating from the beginning so I didn't really care lol

It puts a damper on the whole RPG aspect, if they had a karma system they could ofade a good and bad ending for the institute were you either help the surface or stay closed off

@@cyber1ifeconnor the karma system is the companions. In real life morality isn’t determined by some arbitrary measurement it’s determined by other people. A jury of your peers.

It's true. You either destroy the institute without ever learning why they do what they do, or you become the leader of the institute and still never learn why they do what they do. Just because you can't ask. Whenever they make Fallout 5, they really need to put more thought into the writing. It's pretty much the only thing that mods can't fix. Even a mod that seemingly would fix it doesn't fix it in canon.

Also that you can't really express to anybody that you literally control it now.

They aren't exactly "friends" anymore

they are dead in this end

My Danse just gave me a silent treatment.... He's just chilling in planting crops with X...

Warlord X I sided with the brotherhood and blew up the institute. I had nothing to do after that, so i got Danse, (i saved him from Maxson) took him to Cambridge police station, and let him kill Haylen and Reese. After that he stopped being my companion, left to the castle, and never talked to me ever again. I blew the Prydwen down while Danse stood there.

Thicc Brian that’s quite a tale

He's a gen 3 courser synth. Coursers and other gen 3's are programmed to act and be human. However gen 1 are 2 were programmed to be guards and soldiers.

Well yah, we all know that. This is not in contention. I was referring to the fact that synths are treated at times as little more than slaves in the Institute so having a synth that is an ardent advocate for the Institute, even one that is a Courser, seems an interesting new angle. It could admittedly be brainwashing, but with X6-88 I get the feeling that he is too knowledgeable for such and that he has genuine reasons for believing what he does.

+Fernando Paredes X6 can also end up changing his mind too. Harkness was a courser and he left. It's too bad you can't bring up this treatment to him.

If X6 lives to change his mind, it will be after the events of Fallout 4. At that point, you will be the Director. You know, barring that glitch were he appears outside Libertalia. Scared the crap out of my Railroad character when I saw him alive....

Fernando Paredes True but do you really have all that much power? I'm not convinced you can change the institute from the inside.

+Kusagari Blues because because.........another settlement needs you're help.

+Jake Pettegrew your*

Indeed and that's the way it will stay you are a king of the board but even the king is bound by the rules of the game and you can't change the rules not unless you were the games GOD like Bethesda so tough shit really.

Kusagari Blues It is a shame isn't it? I mean the brotherhood of steel definitely have the right idea with a hierarchy of control, and how they distribute tasks to a well maintained force. I really wished as you became the general of the minutemen, you would then gain the authority to create ranks in your ever growing army, showing a sense of progression. there's certainly is potential in what Bethesda was trying to do, but it isn't quite finished to perfection.

+Kusagari Blues Kings are most definitely bound by rules. Soldiers and Citizens, if they feel their King is unfair and only serving himself can overthrow him. Thus, if a king is overstepping his bounds, he is pushed out of power. Everyone is bound by rules, from the President of the United States to a sick homeless man under a bridge.

I'm surprised how little roleplay there is and, yes, specifically at the end of the game. The Institute has a new ruler who should be allowed to stop the kidnapping or a sentinel of the Brotherhood who may be a bit more liberal regarding ghouls or something, I'd just enjoy a bit more roleplay afterwards and not just more repeatable quests.

Yeah, I wish so too. I JUST HATE MAXSON BUT I LOVE THE BROTHERHOOD, REEEEEEEEE

+Karmic Reballance Or if there was an option to form an alliance between the railroad, minute men and institute. You know, lead an army of freed synths to stabilize the wastelands, use institute tech to clean up the environment, that sort of thing.

+deathpyre42 If we just got stuff like this.. but they never listen us

+Karmic Reballance would be cool, but I'd love to see DLC which lets you side with the raiders or the gunners. You're not really evil if you side with any faction right now

Opposing the deeply rooted practices of a 200+ years old organization. Sounds like the prelude to a coup.

i would not agree with u before i played this game . but now i do when i walk around the place the only thing that comes to my mind is what the fuck .

Yup.

He better be, I paid a whole 200 caps for his loyalty.

@@WannaComment2frrrrrrrrr

@@WannaComment2he pays you back at high affinity btw

+Richard Wakefield "Strong need milk of human kindness."

+Absolia24 never skip Mr Howard's message

+jake michalak *Godd Howard

+jake michalak "It just Works"

***** see that hype train you can ride it

+Arseny Zhivotov Honestly, I love travelling with companions, but they don't know what the best chance for mankind is.

Dean Kenneth Korstjens Because the BOS aren't already taking up that place. The Institute aren't angels, but they're the best hope for the Commonwealth. It's also where synths are safe, though scientists will mistreat them.

Dean Kenneth Korstjens Yet they tried to create a cure for the FEV, but that was clearly to only use for the Institute. Because that was a major problem for them. So to say that they don't care about them at all, is stupid. They also wanted to help with the CPG, but at that time their synth sent there glitched. Also, they created a cure for the FEV, they could probably make feral ghouls not feral.

Dean Kenneth Korstjens BECAUSE THEY WANTED TO CREATE A CURE!

Dean Kenneth Korstjens The cure WAS the primary goal of that project!

+Bacchus And a whole continent was doomed in the progress.

+The Quarian Guy Honey the world has been doomed so many times it's hard to keep count.

+Bacchus No one...and I mean no one...Calls me honey and get awat with it *pulls out mini nuke*

*Saved There, fixed that for you. I think you confused that with the Brotherhood.

True, but I think it was a very interesting and dynamic situation to have the Sole Survivor go through everything to find Shaun, only to side against him and destroy the Institute for the good of the Commonwealth. Almost poetic.

...You alright buddy?

o fuck off nick which leads to this dialogue

"Fuck off" Would have been my choice.

Someone got triggered because their companion didn't like the Institute.... Hey, I understand Nick. The Institute was really bad, and out of control. If you didn't know, not even Shaun could stop the production of synths. Synths that KILL PEOPLE. If Shaun couldn't do anything, I don't think that your character will.

Indeed. You CAN change the Institute's ethos; you can't replace their technology if you blow it up. As far as I'm concerned, in the right hands this would create a society of immortal cyborgs that can restore the planet better than it had been before the war or leave it for good to colonize space, and would not repeat the mistakes of the past purely because they don't have the limitations that caused old world humans to fight over resources.

yass

Yes!

why are so many people replying saying "Yis" O wait, because they agree with me this is the first time people liked my ideas wow :)

The master needs to return

alphacino hes fucking dead

Isnt that the worst thing? I believe the Institute under better writing wouldnt have been portrayed as blatantly villainous. I also believe a mix of Institute rule over the commonwealth with the Minutemen as the peacekeepers is the best option IMO.

there's an option that said you owe them life I think

You mean a bringing the thoughts and feelings of a per-war detective into a radioactive hell? Not sure that bit works.

Nick is not the guy who was alive then, he's like an echo of him. A software program of his personality not him.

Sole Survivor wouldn't be alive without Vault-Tec so I'm guessing he should be thanking them for performing experiments on them.

True, but that's like saying "You're alive because your abusive parents tolerated you." lol

ok

The Institute didn't have to do anything to the commonwealth, just resource runs every now and then with a synth or two. Instead they actively terrorize the people who live above ground, X6-88 even mentions he hates the people of the commonwealth, and scientists revolt at you even being named successor, I doubt the Institute would care for any good you try to do, and just boycott you. Say what you will about the Brotherhood of Steel, but at least their existence is a benefit to some folks.

+Brody Pullishy I think what the Institute is trying to do is to give Synths the ability to reproduce with Humans, which helps to rebuild and repopulate the earth.

Nobody Ever No, because they don't even see synths as sub-humans, they see them as property, on par with an antique table lamp

+Brody Pullishy That's the Synth's current state, what I said is what the Institute wants them to be in the future. They treat them as property because they can be dangerous if they have a normal life.

I agree

+Sub 452 but with the first dude

Err...what about all the people they killed and replaced? Scientist fleeing from the Institute is also a sign that something's really rotten there. Not to mention slavery! I was also tempted by their technology, but when I saw I won't be able to change their ways and that they want violence, no matter what I say as the director, they were sure to win the nuke award. Staying humane is still more important than technology.

I agree

Dylan Dugan no I like them

+dragontamer1012 while killing good forces on the way

well, what good has the new brotherhood actually done? also, I could tell the people of the institute to treat the synths with some respect, fulfilling the goals of the railroad anyways.

+ash ketchum BoS is good? Someone needs to check more of the Fallout lore. The BoS would have come to slaughter the Institute even if they used their technology for greater good. If you are a faction with a lot of high-tech, the Brotherhood will come for you. That's why they are so hated across the Wastelands and are on the deathbed in California. And let's not even start on Synth Genocide that they want to commit and a Ghoul Genocide that some like Hanckock are afraid of. As for Railroad, they are Synth Liberators and an anti-Institute organization rather than a force of good and Desdemona would kill half of Commonwealth if it means saving the Synths. Destroying them is a tactical choice: if you spared them, they would make peace, pretend they are friends, turn to their back-up plan where they make their own teleporter and during Airship Down, when all Institutes's forces are fighting, invade and start a slaughter. Basically, they would abuse your trust the same way they wanted you to abuse Shaun's trust. Shaun dislikes destroying them as well, as can be seen when you kill the Railroad before "End of the Line", but that's somethign unavoidable. At least the Railroad are prepared to die and have no civilians amongst them. The same can't be said for the other two.

+dragontamer1012 I CHOOSE THE POWER OF ATOM, MAY ALL FEEL HIS GLORY

same .

I want to suck on strong's toes

+Johnny American dad reference

Not at all

I lock picked my way into strong's shit list and then ended him. Results may very when dealing with doses of strong in day to day activities.

Wish he was a teacher

Too bad her prophecy never foretold my character siding with the CoA and going all in as Raider Overboss to boot.

More like judging by Dr. Ayo's mood I'm guessing the synth retrieval at Libertalia didn't go as planned. Something like that.

+TheRPGenius It's just a shame you can't reform the Institute by killing the people behind replacing other people with synths.

+Vulpes Inculta Same. You are in charge, after all.

TheSkagraTwo And some would say, "they're just using you and have given you the title to keep you doing their dirty work". Well, my rebuttal would be this: if I wanted to, I could kill every last one of them and they know it.

And now imagine if it turns out he wasnt your son after all and the institute just tricked you to do their dirty work

@@captainobvious5177 for me I'm bothered how Shaun never actually bothered to look for his parents and free them from these pods. The amount of brainwashing even if the cause is good is just sick.

@@firehomefireq8 There was no brainwashing, he was simply raised in that place, he spent his whole life within the walls of the Institute and didn't know anything else, until his adulthood. He worked hard and eventually became the director. Also he was looking for his parents (at least one, because he was at some point aware of the murder of the other one), it was actually Shaun, who released you from your pod 60 years after his kidnapping. If it wasn't for him, you would still be in the block of ice.

I keep asking myself the same thing. Nick, Hancock, and Curie should all especially be relieved that the Institute won, since they'd all be victims of the ensuing BoS genocide campaign. In fact, Curie should honestly be a clear Institute supporter, based on her dialogue and personality.

NotThatOneGuy Well curie outright says make sure it was worth the bloodshed, but you have guys like deacon being consistently shitty towards AI and Preston 'Focus' Garvey who don't seem to mind nuking an emergent sentient organism with genetic ties to his commander but strongly objects to defending yourself when ambushed by synths during the first BoS mission.

+MonkeyShaman yeah, I found the followers to commonly contradict themselves. For the Curie thing, she tends to dislike you helping the Institute (even when freeing a captive synth from a raider gang), but actually likes you siding with the BoS. It seems like they had a bit of an identity crisis in FO4. They partly took step towards making the morality of the factions more ambiguous, but also had companions heavily pushing you to dislike the institute.

Institute are like the "Nazis" in the eyes of the commonwealth. For decades people have been telling horrible stories about the Institute and the Institute has done things that helped fuel/support some of those stories. Sure a lot of the gossip about the Institute isn't real but how do the common people know that? Most Companions logically would not be happy for helping the Institute, regardless whether the Institute are good or bad. It is like if you present a picture of a man in SS uniform and ask someone what they think of that man just by looks/affiliation. Then after they comment you tell a story of how that individual was actually a very good person. That is kind of how the commonwealth views the Institute. Just helping them, just being one of them makes you bad in their eyes. It is why I like the Institute so much. They're hated, but most of that hate is based off of rumors/gossip more than fact, when you get to know the institute it's quite a different story, save for some really bad things they did do.

***** This is true. Starting out, I totally took everything that Nick said about the Institute for fact and hated them. But with all the facts on the table, the Institute really isn't that bad at all. Their logic is sound and 99% of their faction are actually really good people. The bad things they did are also still pretty much shrouded in mystery (as far as their intentions and thought processes at the time go). Companions like Curie haven't been exposed to the Commonwealth rumors before you came along, so I figured out of all of them, she should be a bit more analytical about how she forms her opinions. Regardless, I was just a bit disappointed you could never explain the misconceptions they have or correct the outright false accusations (Nick is proven wrong about almost everything he says about the Institute, but you can never tell him that). It just seems like with companions this complex, they should've included some character development with them to take into account how "grey" these factions' moralities are.

It makes the most logical sense

ikr

awww fuck yes day before my b-day i know what im getting! haha

+Alduin The World Eater hello brother scorpio. its a great year for us isn't it....?

it is indeed mate

I'm still playing Verdun. Less casual.

That depends because at the end you can make The Institute become allies of the Minutemen, be in a war with them or make them be completely neutral

How can Father be to blame for that when he was literally a baby present at the very scene when Kellogg disabled the life support? Not to say the Institute hasn't done terrible things under Father's watch, but he definitely isn't responsible for that one.

ikr. At least he never brings it up again. I think he still likes the Sole Survivor as a person, but doesn't agree with their decision. my 1st playthrough I sided with institute and I felt so bad after talking to Nick and Piper that I deleted that whole save file. The only way I can justify siding with Institute is either you're role playing a character who really likes science, is used to making sacrifices for greater good (if you buy into that) or if they simply don't care

+insanegames on my Heisenberg charecter i help institue for materials and armor and because he's Heisenberg

+lava bomber YO BITCH xD