Is it possible to get BOTH the Brotherhood and the Enclave to support opposing sides during Hoover Dam and fight a proxy war on behalf of the N.C.R and Caesar's Legion?

I know most people who supported the NCR will have destroyed the BoS but if you side with Elder McNamara you can get the Brotherhood to support the N.C.R. at hoover dam and i've heard that if you side with Ceasar's Legion you can get the Enclave to support Caesar for you... but can you do both? Is there a way? Has anybody tried to do this?

(Edit: p.s. I have FNV on PC so if you know of any console commands that might work in the absence of an in-game workaround solution I would love to try this out.)

You can have the Enclave support Ncr and Ceaser. Your choice.

I may be wrong but I thought the Enclave is non-existent in the Mojave except for the few 'Remnants'.

Reno

Thats who I was refering to.

Ok after some research it says on the wiki that For Auld Lang Syne (the Enclave Recruitment mission) requires the courier to be committed to a path so I'm guessing I would need to be;

a) committed to Caesar's path (Render Unto Caesar) at the time

b.) then complete 'For Auld Lang Syne' and ask the Enclave to support Caesar

then c) Do a console command to re-enable the NCR end-qeust 'For the Republic, Part 2' (while hopefully keeping Render Unto Caesar still active)

d) then persuade Elder McNamara to support the NCR during For the Republic, Part 2

e) complete You'll Know... and then finnish Eureka!

Will this work? Will both the Enclave and the Brotherhood show up during Eureka!? Is there an easier way that doesn't involve cheating?

Guanxii, you're reading too much into the wiki. It's a lot more simple than that.

You just have to tell the Remnants to support Caesar. It doesn't care who you're actually supporting when you get this option.
And you get the Brotherhood to align with the NCR by doing McNamara's quests, ignoring Hardin, and speaking to him when the NCR give you the quest to destroy the Brotherhood.


As a tip, For Auld Lang Syne doesn't actually require commitment to a path. It just requires you to be a few steps into the ending. Most people get it after simply killing House, which only commits you against one of the 4 endings.

Thanks for clearing this up, I'm so glad I asked. I'll try this when I get home B)