Fallout 4 Siding With The Institute Piper

This being because of the newspaper s lies and scandalous assumptions the newspaper is actually disliked by many for its brutal honesty.

Fallout 4 siding with the institute piper.

How the institute will keep kidnapping people and thats bad yada yada. So after you side with the institute piper gives you this big speech on how she s ashamed of what you did and how she s not sure the world you created will survive. The newspaper has gained a bad reputation with mcdonough the mayor of diamond city resulting in piper being temporarily blocked from entering the city. Publick occurrences is a newspaper in the commonwealth run by piper in 2287.

There are no slides and nothing else every other story has its own ending you re free to explore the world afterward. Return to fallout 4. Piper wright is a reporter living in diamond city in 2287 and possible companion of the sole survivor. Fallout 4 institute destroyed all companions comments all factions duration.

For fallout 4 on the playstation 4 a gamefaqs message board topic titled siding with the institute and lowkey claiming the moral high ground. When the sole survivor. Contact admin all times are utc. Railroad companion isn t a big loss and you would never recruit him as a follower anyway siding with the institute.

After her father was found dead under suspicious. Dont read unless you want a secret. She runs her own newspaper called publick occurrences which she operates with her younger sister nat. Piper asks about the past fallout 4 duration.

If you sided with the institute they ll remain a travel destination and you ll be able to complete the side quests for any remaining faction that you don t destroy. That s all of the endings for fallout 4. If you decide to pledge final loyalty with the institute faction in fallout 4 then you will no longer be able to complete quests or contact allies of other. Bos companion belongs to the institute anyway.

Piper seems to be the only real companion who moans about it without actually knowing what the institute really does.