The Railroad is also sympathetic to the individual rights of Synths, despite their artificial designs. You just happen to be the resourceful adventurer who'll take its cause to the finish line. It's is a good fit for anyone who'd love to join a resistance movement that already has its infrastructure in place.
Its members deprive themselves of the benefits of community resources from the settlements, but they are self-sufficient in technical know-how and muscle. The Railroad is similar to The Minutemen, though this ragtag groups less covertly.
In all, The Minutemen will make you a well-rounded citizen of The Commonwealth, one who knows how to build a settlement from scratch while also being a crack shot with your weapon of choice. Not only does it offer a rich bounty of quests, but completing the The Railroad's main quests will naturally steer you toward The Minutemen anyway. To further optimize your quest-centric playthough, you should align yourself with The Railroad first. Those settlements, in turn, will have more quests for you. Many Minutemen quests will lead to settlements that will support the group's cause. If you love taking on quest after quest (especially repeatable ones), you should stick with The Minutemen. They're wary of The Brotherhood of Steel's imposing military might and the mysterious Institute's subversive ideals. These self-styled protectors of The Commonwealth have a strong desire to grow a sphere of peaceful influence and harmonious community. THE MINUTEMENĬonflicts with: The Brotherhood of Steel and The Institute For The Railroad, take on Road to Freedom, a non-mainline quest that automatically triggers while you're in the middle of one of the main quests. To find The Brotherhood of Steel, you can either follow instructions from the airship that appears at the end of the Reunions quest or you can help out the brotherhood at Cambridge Police Station near the center of Greater Boston. The paths leading to the two other factions are more subtle.
Completing those will naturally lead you to The Minutemen and The Institute. The best way to learn about these Factions is to follow the Main Quest line. Its members won't strongarm you into joining, though specific quests will notify you of potential bridge-burning crossroads that will make you an enemy of an opposing faction. Once you get to know a given faction, it doesn't take long to understand its purpose. Unfortunately, many of the ideals in each faction are in conflict with other factions, so if you're looking to make The Commonwealth a place where everyone can be happy, you're out of luck. They can instill a sense of comradeship and purpose. Joining factions in Fallout 4 is like joining clubs or fraternities in college.
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