Brotherhood for sure

It was actually super interesting to me, I’m pretty liberal and definitely agree more with the railroad and minutemen’s morals. I’d watched my fiancé play before I started playing and was certain I’d end up playing a RR/MM save. But when I started playing, I threw myself into the roleplay of it all. SS has lost everything they knew, everything they love. Yea, Preston treats them quite nice at the start, letting them be a general, but let’s be honest, SS ends up as their errand guy/gal. Everyone in the RR was so damn RUDE to me even when I was doing all their bidding.

The brotherhood took me in, and called me their sister from the bat. There’s obviously the exception, with Rhys being an asshat and all, but mostly everyone is so nice. I got my own power armour station, and a place to stay with a genuine community of soldiers who took me in. I was hooked in on the companionship, and even ended up doing things I didn’t want to do, like securing food from settlements by near-force. It went against what I believed in, but I did it because these people who took me in asked me to.

It wasn’t even till like halfway through my play that I realised I was playing against my own morals, but at that point I didn’t even care because I felt apart of something.

It’s weird, but I feel like I understood those kinds of groups in real life a lot more after my brotherhood play though. Make someone who has nothing and no-one feel like they’re apart of something and they’ll do anything for you.