Zimmer and give him the code to unlock his suppressed memories. Zimmer the synth is dead, or reveal his identity to Dr. Players can choose to side with the Railroad and let Harkness live freely by telling Dr. Along the way, players will encounter representatives from the Railroad and learn that the synth in question is named Harkness, who has had his memories suppressed and believes himself to be human.

Zimmer so that he can wipe its memory and return it to the Commonwealth. This quest involves searching for a synth that has gone rogue at the request of Dr.

One of the clearest connections between Fallout 3 and Fallout 4 comes from The Replicated Man side quest, which can be started by talking to Dr. The Outcomes of The Replicated Man Quest Hint at Fallout 4's Main Conflict This new role sets her up to play a key role in Fallout 4, connecting her scientific work at Rivet City and on Project Purity with Father's child synth project at the Institute. After the game's main events, she decides to leave the Capital Wasteland and head to the Commonwealth, where she becomes the head of Advanced Systems at the Institute.

However, these plot points were first introduced in Fallout 3, before being further fleshed out in Fallout 4.Ī major character players will encounter in Fallout 3's Rivet City is Madison Li, a scientist who helps the Lone Wanderer in their quest to finish Project Purity. As the Sole Survivor searches the Commonwealth for their son, they will encounter these synths created by the Institute, along with residents who believe that the Institute is trying to replace people with synths, and those like the Railroad who believe that synths are just as human as anyone else and deserve equality. The central conflict within Fallout 4's Commonwealth is the presence of the Institution and its creation of synthetic humans, or synths, and how they interact with the other factions within the game.

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