The Institute's decade after decade of compounding crime against humanity on top of crime against humanity works both against them, even if you have a reform oriented director, and against the Railroad.

It will take decades, let alone years, to unravel that sort of mistrust and suspicion, and lots and lots and lots of showings of altruism and sincerity (part of the whole reason Deacon is like 'we gotta help regular people more' -- he recognizes this).

And even then... for some, there will always be hate (not undeservedly in this situation).

Whatever you call it, at least I won't be a traitor.

There wouldn't have been any problems if the Brotherhood wasn't out to exterminate synths.

To be fair, its a pretty safe one though. Without any sort of escort to a safe place, they're pretty much boned.

Sheltered nerds who've lived in comfort and ease their entire lives are suddenly faced with an unfamiliar land of nightmares. A few of the hardier ones, or those with some field experience might make it, but the majority will probably end up on raider spikes within a few days.

Its more of a mercy to just give them a swift death IMO.

Well there would since the Institute Synths were attacking Bunker Hill and the Railroad had decided to fight a battle there anyway.......the Brotherhood doesn't even need to be involved at Bunker Hill. Actually if the Player doesn't tell the Brotherhood about the Gen-3 Synths at Bunker Hill, then the only reason they are there is because of the concentration of Synth and Railroad forces draws them there....much like them dropping into other firefights.

Also again the Brotherhood never makes any attempt to exterminate Gen-3 Synths after the defeat of the Institute, cased closed, they just don't care about the remnants in the population.

I really wish there'd been some dialog mentioning looking for the survivors, or helping them to safety, or whatever. Especially if you're performing the Minuteman version. It just seems like that'd be appropriate. Heck, in the BoS version, they willingly take Dr. Li back (even if they're not up front with her about their motives), and I can see no reason not to take anyone not associated with Synths or the FEV back to Boston Airport.

But, alas, it was not to be. Oversight? Intentional? No clue.

you win because you have plot armor and even if you die, you can restart your save and try again.

Post limit.