вЂњFather,вЂќ their elderly leader, approached me almost immediately. The Institute welcomed me with open arms, and I soon found out why. What I got instead was something completely unexpected. You know, that kind of вЂњwhich ending cutscene will I getвЂќ video game вЂњchoice.вЂќ I thought maybe at the end IвЂ™d face some moral dilemma about whether I should blow the place up or salvage its technology for the good of mankind. I expected a pretty tough level that would have me shooting Synths and killing cackling evil scientists as I butchered my way to my lost son, who I knew had now sprouted into a ten year old, as IвЂ™d been frozen again after he was taken from my vault. I stepped inside and began what I thought was going to be the final mission of the game. I choose the Brotherhood as my primary allies, and built the teleporter in their airport base.

You appropriate this technology, and with the help of either the Brotherhood of Steel, the Minutemen, or the Railroad, you are tasked with warping into their base to get your son back, along with gathering info and killing things. No one has ever found it because there isnвЂ™t an actual entrance.

You spend the whole game knowing practically nothing about The Institute, only that they were the ones who hired a mercenary to kidnap your son (with the death of your spouseВ being an unfortunate side-effect), and they release angry robots onto the landscape to do their bidding.Д®ventually, you learn that Synths get in and out of The Institute using teleportation.

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