After speaking with father, meet up with a Courser near the edge of Bunker Hill. He’ll start off as your ally, but if you decide to free the Synths, he’ll become your enemy. Your current allegiances will determine how much you’ll be fired on. You could be fortunate enough that all you deal with are a couple turrets.

It was one of the bloodiest battles of the American Revolution. Victory at Bunker Hill came at a terrible price for the British, with nearly half of the 2,200 Redcoats who entered the battle killed or wounded in just two hours of fighting.

Upon completing the quest The Battle of Bunker Hill, the player character can unlock this settlement by speaking to Kessler.

Choices and Consequences: Informing the Railroad and Brotherhood of Steel. Bunker Hill. These gates will close, forcing you to fight your way around the back. It’s an easy fight, and for now you’re ignored.

Killing Father during Nuclear Family will complete the storyline and make the player character become enemies with the Institute. Being banished from the Institute is an alternative way to obtain Bunker Hill as a settlement, provided Prep School is also completed for Zeller.

The Institute isn’t evil, though it cannot be argued that some among their number are shady enough to take the label. The thing people seem to forget is that the Institute isn’t like the Railroad, the BoS, or even the Minutemen; they are not a militia, they’re a facility.

The Institute is evil for the same reason that The Enclave is evil. They’ve convinced themselves that they are the only ones who are actually people, everyone else is somehow lesser and worth less then the members of The Institute.

Yes, the institute has replaced some people with synths. But it seems that most of the synths you encounter are original. Art & and the person in goodneighbor are the only confirmed cases of synth replacement as far I know.

A lot of people share the same opinion, which is that The Institute is the most evil faction in the Commonwealth. In truth, especially if you side with them, the Brotherhood of Steel is. The Institute has, and always had a sole goal to achieve; the preservation of mankind, and it’s future.

Obviously The Institute is a rather morally ambiguous organization. And obviously with both the Minutemen and the Brotherhood of Steel you destroy them in the end. But as an individual who lived through the actual day the bombs dropped the morals of the Soul Survivor would be much more complex.

You’ll infiltrate the Institute, defend their headquarters, destroy the Brotherhood of Steel, and finally finish off the Institute. The end is similar to the Minutemen ending, with the Synths able to live freely and no one to control them, but the Railroad is sort of twisted in their desires.

You need to complete the quest that Father gives you. Once you are in good graces with him, he will allow you access in and out of the Institute.

What Is The Best Faction In Fallout 4?

• The Brotherhood Of Steel. The Brotherhood Of Steel is a staple of the series and even received their own spinoff with 2004’s Fallout: Brotherhood Of Steel.
• The Railroad.
• The Institute.
• The Minutemen.

You can’t get married in Fallout 4, but you can attend Curie’s wedding if you help her out.

No, you have to “join” at least one faction (even if it’s the minutemen) to complete the main quest. To finish the main quest you HAVE to join the Minutemen. You aren’t really even asked to join them, you’re just appointed as General and that’s that.

Can you Skip the Minutemen and Still Use Settlements? Simply never go to Concord, and you can completely skip the Minutemen and Preston Garvey’s quests for a very long time if not forever. The only one you likely need the Minutemen for is The Castle.

__________________________ The short answer is yes, you can destroy all 3 if you choose to. 1. Join the Brotherhood and the Railroad in either order, and do it before finding the Institute.

Join? Yes indeed. In fact, you are tacitly encouraged to join all four of them. The thing is, as you progress down the various faction plot lines, eventually each and every one of the four factions is going to force to betray another one, possibly two of the others.

You can join any faction, but there will be a point when you have to pick a side. In this case however, you can safely join the Brotherhood of Steel, because it doesn’t affect how the Minutemen will treat you.

The Brotherhood has no trouble supplying its constituency with enough firepower and armor to start an epic conflict. If you tend to think that eliminating and killing entire populations of Synth and other Mutants is justified, then the Brotherhood of Steel may be suitable for you.