I enjoyed the subterfuge of the railroad so I went with them.

My first was Institute, then Railroad, then BOS, then Minutemen.

Sided with the Minute-men. Despite it being mostly minute-*me*, seemed like everybody needed to pitch-in to keep the territory safe(r). BoS seemed too rigidly narrow-minded. RR was clearly geared more for subterfuge than security. Institute was … part of the problem.

Did the Minutemen on my first playthrough. I thought they were genuinely the best option for the Commonwealth, though I don’t anymore

Almost dead south of Abernathy Farm, north of dam, there's a hill on top of which there's random encounters around the campfire; my 1st time there was the encounter in which a synth confided to 2 companions being a synth. I tried helping it and I think I barely managed to stop the execution. When I heard of the Railroad, I immediatly remembered about it and wanted to help again.

I didn't go in Concord right away, I scouted the surroundings to try to spot possible traps (going in Concord at the same time); so that encounter was one of my 1st.

Ad Victoriam! The BoS.

I use the brotherhood to take out the institute and railroad then the minutemen to kill the BOS then Nuka world raiders for the minutemen 

Now I expand the raiders to every settlement in the commonwealth thus becoming the most powerful person in Boston because 

War

War Never Changes….

(roll credits)

^Are yes the ultimate chaos mode I like it.

Idk why but it feels natural to side with the brotherhood fsr

@Agent 460 , ive never seen someone other than myself cause more hell(i have halo armor and weapons so i kill most things instantly, and take no damage lmao, i also kill anything that moves)

Ad Victoriam