And remember in the original couple Fallout games when you could stumble across a working car out in the wasteland and drive to where you were headed instead of walking? No one's been able to cannibalize/cobble something using an atomic engine, some of those tires that are lying around, and all the other intact junk?
Here's my big thing regarding the BoS in this game. The BoS are essentially the descendants of the military, skewed toward cultiness/religiosity. So. Presuming you play the male character, you pop out of the freezer after a couple centuries, an actual 21st-century soldier, who was trained by the government, who served, who wore the power armor, etc. Imagine if Peter the Apostle showed up in Rome and said "heya, know this whole religion thing you guys have going? I was there before it got started and helped found it". You'd be, like, a living saint to them or something. Why is there no narrative option to take over at least the local group of Brotherhood? Maybe reinforce Lyons' teachings, maybe add a healthy dose of Minutemen philosophy -- "we're here to protect the common people, to fight the fights they can't, to put our mortal bodies between our loved ones and war's desolation, because war... war never changes..."
--Jonah
Here's my big thing regarding the BoS in this game. The BoS are essentially the descendants of the military, skewed toward cultiness/religiosity. So. Presuming you play the male character, you pop out of the freezer after a couple centuries, an actual 21st-century soldier, who was trained by the government, who served, who wore the power armor, etc. Imagine if Peter the Apostle showed up in Rome and said "heya, know this whole religion thing you guys have going? I was there before it got started and helped found it". You'd be, like, a living saint to them or something. Why is there no narrative option to take over at least the local group of Brotherhood? Maybe reinforce Lyons' teachings, maybe add a healthy dose of Minutemen philosophy -- "we're here to protect the common people, to fight the fights they can't, to put our mortal bodies between our loved ones and war's desolation, because war... war never changes..."
--Jonah