All Far Harbor Endings Ranked Worst to Best in Fallout 4

[@enoughothis]

The Institute might be proud of how manipulative DiMa is.

[@SamBram]

Replacing people with synths to maintain control under the facade of peace. Now where have we seen that before?

[@enoughothis]

@@SamBram, Father himself couldn't have done it better.

[@stitchfan08]

Dima gives you a reason to side with the brotherhood of steel

[@ryankaiser2702]

He might be a machine, but the apple certainly didn’t fall far from that tree.

[@helcarloki1887]

Yeh but wouldn't be happy with him voiding his warranty with all the aftermarket mods lol

[@Anchorwing.]

Dima: the institute is evil....okay now lets replace people with synths

[@qwefg3]

No your wrong. It is... Okay now lets replace people with synths, but do it competently! He is essentially a better written version of Father!

[@STH151NicoleFan]

He replaced 2 people who would bring peace to the settlements/Factions by keeping them in a more reasonable state. The Institute replaces random people to get them to eventually gain control of the settlements by destroying them from the inside.

[@AndroidNoir-L06k]

​@@STH151NicoleFan both use similar method, but one of them use it to maintain some semblance of peace unlike the other.

[@sirnetflix7162]

@@STH151NicoleFanAnd that makes it okay? That’s like saying nuking a country is okay if it means the rest of us live in peace. It’s a necessary evil, maybe, but let’s not act like it’s some good act.

[@STH151NicoleFan]

@@sirnetflix7162 - Why are comparing nuking millions of people to replacing a couple with more reasonable and peaceful individuals?

[@natey2290]

DiMa has to die no matter what for that tower defense minecraft mini game, and may he suffer for it.

[@beaversigma]

I didnt care about any morals or mistakes or betrayal or whatever. I destroyed acardia also just becaus of those 💩 missions

[@seymourbutts4247]

I thought it was a short mini game like lock picking 😂 I didn’t finish that section till after 1 hour and 30min lol

[@sabschatz]

I don't got any DLC, but when I get far harbor, I am smiting the entirety of the harbor in the name of atom

[@jackmcbride1433]

@@beaversigmaI thought they were fun. Although I also like Minecraft and tower defense games lmao

[@beaversigma]

@@sabschatz nahhh😭

[@Thaf_Guy]

It is not canon that the protagonist only remembers back to the day the bombs fell. They explicitly remark on a number of pre war baseball games as well as just generally being knowledgeable on prewar culture.

[@superjerick9669]

They mentioned in the game simple information and events can be added but feelings and powerful memories can't. I still don't think ss is a synth tho.

[@infinityheart_tm9270]

@@superjerick9669This can be immediately proven based on the fact that they take radiation damage.

[@whenyoudownrng]

@@infinityheart_tm9270 there are plenty of gen 3 synths that do take radiation damage, far more than ones who don't. even if game stats aren't enough for you, lore-wise, gen 3 synths are EXACTLY THE SAME as normal human beings, with the single difference being the implementation of a synth component. they're grown using shaun's DNA that can be damaged by radiation the same way normal people's can, because biologically they are normal people i still think the theory that the sole survivor is a synth is horseshit and anyone who believes it is stupid, but radiation damage isn't evidence against it

[@infinityheart_tm9270]

@@whenyoudownrng Oh I see!

[@AllAmericanBadass]

@@superjerick9669synths actually have pre war knowledge according to the SAFE test they answer with “catcher” to the baseball question

[@_Azulite_]

The whole Sole Survivor is a synth thing is disproven by many instances of the SS recalling things (Baseball games, Silver Shroud broadcasts) but most critically it is disproven by the fact that you take radiaition damage. Synths are resistant to radiaition.

[@qwefg3]

The whole point is that if he gives you enough doubt than he can convince you to work with him for the fear that he might be right. He has a few humans who think that they are synths by just the implications and doubt alone. Especially since the only way to truly check if a person is a synth or not is to kill them and check the corpse... And until you are dead he can always claim it is possible and let that doubt and fear break you down. The wasteland and Institute make people fear that the person next to you might be a synth to ensure distrust spreads. He makes people fear that they might be a synth that could be lynched... And thus should work with him for their own mutual safety. To ensure they trust his colony in fear that the 'others' would be far less tolerant of your 'truth'. Both essentially use similar tools, but use them in different ways.

[@snake45aiman]

Also the vault tech dude recognize you

[@josephstalin2606]

@@snake45aiman That wouldn’t matter synths are literally designed to imitate real people, he would’ve recognized u regardless whether ur a synth or not

[@GoGodG0]

And we also see that the Sole survivor remembers his time in the army, him proving that with his muscle memory in combat even after the 200 years in the pod

[@MrTongen]

Also isn't the synths all based on Shaun's DNA or whatever? That makes him 100% human

[@saber-9610]

Nick telling the player to shut the hell up caught me off guard 😂

[@iloveowls90]

Same but I’m not actually surprised

[@silverfoxdelta290]

i remember i tried to make peace between the three factions, while also exposing the Dima and avery, but not getting them killed. turns out i hadn't done enough for far harbor to convince them not to attack acadia, so they killed synth avery, then acadia, while i reluctantly joined. in the aftermath it was like something broke, and i went completely scorched earth, manipulating tectus into launching the nuke, turning off the fog condensers, and finally killing longfellow when i went to his cabin to collect my power armor and resources. if i don't get my perfect, happy ending, no one gets it. i left that island a deserted husk with super mutants being the closest thing resembling intelligent life.

[@motherjuggerbitch]

…bro..that’s like a cyberpunk ending 😂

[@AdrianDelgadillo-zr6lb]

So, quite literally you did what Nick said huh? "I am become Death, destroyer of Worlds"

[@El_Negro2003]

I kinda tried doing the same thing in nuka world ahahha

[@BAMSE64]

Perfectly human response,I don't blame you

[@NX42]

Oh my god Nick telling the player to shut up is SO good. Incredible.

[@SamBram]

Nate truly got told to sit back down

[@Under2077]

I just bought Far Harbor a few days ago and the first thing I did was download a mod that removes the memories quest, I need the man who made that mission gone.

[@SamBram]

Lol, I actually enjoyed the puzzle aspect of that but wouldn't want to do it again. The last one especially just takes ages!

[@Under2077]

@@SamBram if it was a bit easier and only 3 instead of 5, it would be alright

[@endlessemptyvoid]

It would've been more tolerable without the settlement system. While I love using it to build settlements, for a quest like this, it was NOT a good idea.

[@trumancremers6337]

@@Under2077you actually only have to do the first 3 to progress the main quest… but they dont make that obvious enough

[@ObeyCity01]

memory quest wasn’t that bad maybe 10 minutes each puzzle

[@ShootingStar1313]

With the peaceful ending, one has to wonder, what's to stop DiMA from continuing his practice of "replacing" dissident townsfolk? At some point there will be more synths than humans left. 🤖

[@flaviofelix99]

And I bet he'd love that. A far harbor that truly belongs to the synths

[@theawickward2255]

He'd run out of synths.

[@chrisnotpratt1903]

Wasn't his purpose to try to ease tensions between both factions? While what he did was all kinds of messed up, I don't think DiMA would continue to do so, as long as Avery was able to settle down the harbor men and women.

[@theprophet9656]

​@chrisnotpratt1903 u gotta think. She wouldnt have last forever and he did do it again if you let him. Hes gonna have to cycle people to make it believable

[@BAMSE64]

True

[@KraytonNHG]

For the sole fact that the CoA shot at me first, when i get to this point in the dlc, they are gonna go boom.

[@Eleven-Seven]

You have to think it's what they'd want

[@mewmew8932]

@@Eleven-Seven Their whole thing is trying to reach Division, and goddamn it I'm gonna make their bodies undergo it.

[@stitchfan08]

U can do the peace ending first and tell the institute and the brotherhood of steel after the ending to punish dima

[@jonathanweed6683]

So you can do the reformed ending and still tell the institute? I may do that if true

[@nickynamikaze3183]

I have a question about that. Does doing those mission ruin the island? Like kills all the settlers in far harbor? Even after the peaceful ending

[@-thurston]

@@nickynamikaze3183the brotherhood and institute will kill / kidnap all of Acadia, but they don’t care about the children of atom or far harbor

[@thisisnotcharms]

@@nickynamikaze3183I think the two factions will only come for the Acadia faction since 1.) BoS believes synths are abominations and 2.) the Institute wants to kill or take in those who escaped from their facility. The far harbor settlers shouldn’t be affected in some way oh AND you wont be able to bring Kasumi home since she will die fighting alongside Acadia if you choose to tell BoS or the Institute about Acadia’s existence. I believe you can still bring her home? before telling BoS and the Institute

[@Kensen_Ackles]

DiMa: You can't just Nuke the Children of Atom! Sole Survivor: Why not? They love nukes! they told me 12 times since I got here!

[@mikejones8808]

Having dima turn himself in then making the coa dissappear is the most humane course of action. It allows real people to have a chance of life on the island without what is essentially suped up raiders and a would be serial killer stopping them.

[@610Hobbies]

If you do the "peaceful ending" you can later convince the Tektus synth to explode The Nucleus too 🤣

[@alphak168]

This is what I was hoping for!

[@Ricardo_Rick]

you can't tho, at that point DIMA will have taken your detonation key

[@610Hobbies]

@@Ricardo_Rick I'm pretty sure I did it, dunno if I got the key after the main quest tho, DiMA was still pissed afterwards.

[@Ricardo_Rick]

@@610Hobbies it might be a bug, i mean, after talking to SIMA and agreeing to help him he usually takes both the key and the codes iirc

[@610Hobbies]

@@Ricardo_Rick Nope, I just checked, I hadn't played Fallout 4 in years, and I have a save where I still have the Nuclear Launch Key and FH's main quest was marked as finished, went to the Nucleus and couldn't engage in dialogue with fake Tektus since he had already rewarded me before but I was able to insert the launch key and blow up The Nucleus (the CoA all became hostile once I inserted the key), but I'm sure in previous saves I could give the key to Tektus and convince him to explode the whole place.

[@namang2513]

My favorite DLC, not only the story is good but the setting is just chef kiss, still remember being wowed by the atmosphere before the game crashed

[@Digbigbombig]

I love the endings for this dlc so much it makes me sad about the base game and other dlc endings. I love how its not just a one moment decision you make at the very end and it looks at all you have done in your time in the island and earning their trust. Really sad they couldn’t keep it up with nuka world in terms of narrative.

[@CleverRiley9]

IIRC the Dr not spawning bug was fixed with UFO4P. So for ppl reading this if you have a modded save you'll be fine joining the institute after going to the Far Harbor worldspace. ALSO a tip for any new Far Harbor players. Bring. Nick. Valentine.

[@jakewarman7277]

The radiation abilities stack with Hancock's perk. That can be well over 50% damage with a stealth sniper build this could guarantee death with Ninja and critical damage multipliers and weapons like the last minute gauze rifle.

[@Suislides1604]

as a fallout fan before the show i am happy to see a lot of people uploading fallout videos

[@NecroK47]

Telling the brotherhood of steel about the synth colony is the right thing to do! Dima is: TECHNOLOGY OUT OF CONTROL, he manipulates people by making them doubt his humanity, and making them believe that they are synth, he is willing to replace people to maintain control on the island in the shadows, he erases his own mind to forget the atrocities that he himself has committed. The synth who live with him are influenced, they are not innocent, they are complicit.

[@StonedYokai]

I feel like dima isnt actually dead , remember, they talk about how his memories are stored on hard drives... Meaning the body might be destroyed but all his memories are saved somewhere. Its not over

[@AndroidNoir-L06k]

Literally, they could use a synth body to insert dima mind like what we did with curie too.

[@marcopena5117]

I really have to mention this since every single time this DLC is talked about, it's assumed that you have to tell the Brotherhood/Institute in a certain period of time. You don't. You can resolve every problem on that Island, search every square inch of it, send Kasumi back... EVERYTHING! And you can still tell the Brotherhood/Institute. There is no timetable, you can do it literally whenever you want, you don't have to cut the DLC short unless that's what you want to do. How does nobody know this??

[@justinlynch3]

The perk for #2 sounds awesome, I always love perks that are just straight up buffs rather then any of that "when your health falls below 25%" trash. Most of the time my health doesn't even see 50% and I'm using a Stimpak. Only way my health gets that low is if I'm gambling some kind of risky move. But ultimately I go for option 1 to keep as many traders and stores open as possible so I have more places to go stock up on ammo.

[@smotherytable39]

love the vids, came for cyberpunk originally. But am glad to see you branch off so you can still make vids

[@marcusbrown3880]

If i could get my money back from CP2077 i would, stupid change in skill trees

[@MiguelHernandez-lo5lg]

Cap. Skill trees are so much better now compared to launch. The whole game is just better really.​@@marcusbrown3880

[@ulysses11]

Looks like my favorite Cyberpunk Creator is touching into my favorite series. Can’t wait to see more!

[@AndroidNoir-L06k]

DiMa is something of a necessary evil in the world where evil is no longer a question, but a path with good intention. I can see why he would replace tectus, but also why I can see DiMa crime against the murder of Captain Avery. To be honest, it's like all the answer to far harbor is partial.

[@rocky3027]

While DiMa was a bit pretentious, he was ultimately right in the end. Collateral damage is always part of war, and as we know...war never changes.

[@mirtalpur739]

Civilisation 6 reference?

[@p9q62]

I did the most evil ending because my friend told me it would be fine, I destroyed the Children of Atom, Acadia, and Far harbor. I would not recommend this as your content and enjoyment is only about an hour long and you beat it super fast (P.S. I only learned there was more content from this video which made me want to replay it)

[@fpshightide]

That sarcastic option when talking to nick got me dead ashhh 😭😭😭😭😭 but imo Dima has to die that or you can replace tekis but tell the doctor about Avery I love far harbor because this whole situation just doesn’t feel like there is a right choice or a best outcome it’s mainly just whichever one you can live with

[@Shark_Woody]

Just did what I think is the best. Replacing the Tektus and getting Kasumi home as that was my only goal. Once she was home. I went and spoke to the brotherhood of Steel guy who came to the island after talking to him. And came back to destroy Dima and the synths. Bringing peace to the two warring factions and getting rid of a robot who’s got too much control over the lives of others

[@xwing2417]

Dang, wish I did that for my BoS character, but I jumped the gun. It also locked out the option of exposing Avery.

[@FnRenner]

The best outcome for Far Harbor would be Children erased, DiMA dismantled but the rest of Acadia left alone, the settlement of Far Harbor left as an independent town. Ideally Far Harbor would discreetly send any and all synths on to Acadia.

[@belltolls1984]

I could not bring myself to do any ending where I had to kill poor misguided Kasumi. On a side note as a fellow alcoholic it was nice that you did give Old Longfellow a bottle; thank you for that.

[@nevaehdovaston248]

You are not going to beleive this but a day ago I was looking for a video like this since ive only played through farharbor maybe once or twice and couldnt remember what the endings were or which would be the best for roleplaying my different characters.

[@devinbakon]

As soon as I got the launch code for the nucleus, I immediately went and destroyed the children. Then, after a little while of helping Far Harbor, I got Dima to face the consequences of his crimes. Felt this was the best thing to do for the synths of arcadia and the people of far harbor to live on the island and develop it further

[@leekent3587]

The way i handeled Far Harbour was that i pretty much sided with the harbour people and made sure that DiMa answered for his crimes, but made sure i did all the quests for far harbour first and convinced them not to attack arcadia then made sure the girl that went missing went back home , since she isn't a synth... Then the best thing to do after that is inform the BoS about Arcadia and let them clean house - Ad Victoriam o7

[@harleythake3173]

o7

[@anythinggoes1127]

You explained it so well. Your wording is excellent, Ty for the video.

[@naifop1778]

I'd say making dima confess and letting Acadia stay then destroying the neculs is the best ending because if dima get control over everyone it doesn't sit right with me

[@weirdquirkyanddifferent]

Finished Far Harbor last night got recommended this video the next day

[@monkyk1ng]

Teddy Wright: “whatever you do, dont tell Alan, there will be a whole lotta blood” Also Teddy: quickscopes Brooks and bashes his skull in 💀 he does this every playthrough hes always the one who kills Brooks

[@theextracrispycolonel9502]

9:32 peak Nate the Rake right there. Probably pulled that from his time in canada too

[@aod-lh9824]

Got stuck with a depressed faraday and two quests I couldn’t complete so definitely becareful to make sure you finished Dima’s annoying memory quest or you’ll be stuck with it

[@adamshaw2519]

I still don’t know which is the best choice? Iv had the game and DLC since release and still don’t know which route to go down cos i dont want to F it up😭

[@pabloprieto9760]

So yesterday I convinced Tektus to leave the island then after completing the quest I went back to the Nucleous and killed him just to check if he was a synth, to my surprise he was not.

[@puggy3796]

I destroyed Atom and acadia and sided with far harbor can i still destroy far harbor too? in the same save

[@Migerushogun]

Do one for the nuka world dlc next! even if there's around only 2 lol

[@MathewSteeleAtheology]

@SamBram The rise of complex, ambiguous moral decisions in modern video games, television and movies are one of the best things about our culture. The reason is simple: the acceptance of their existence is one thing, however embracing those decisions in our escapist fantasies, that's a level of intellectual maturity that's downright hope-inspiring. We collectively no longer require black and white moral frameworks to enjoy art. I think that's pretty nifty. You seem to appreciate that as well, just as an observation of your commentary in many of your videos. That's the real reason I'm subbed to you. You look beyond the nuts and bolts of a game and go right for the heart of what the devs are putting out there for us to digest. I value that.

[@dfoleyusa]

Far Harbor was a really well constructed DLC. I struggled mightily for a while kicking off the bloodshed events until I played it carefully by completing radiant quests while setting up some far flung Minutemen settlements using the Sim Settlement 2 mod which I highly recommend. Ultimately - the peaceful solution while sparing the High Confessor to flee was the one that felt optimal to me. Yes DiMa gets away with his horrid crime but it at least brings stability to a volatile situation with the minimum of bloodshed. I guess I’m a goody two shoes willing to forgive DiMA having come to see him as a flawed sentient being. As such I didn’t want to see him die despite his shady practices. He was trying to ensure the three factions could make a go of it in Far Harbor as a place accepting to various religions and beliefs.

[@lawrence5584]

Honestly I think Nate/Nora’s lack of memory is a side effect of the prolonged freezing.

[@justindair1701]

It’s kinda crazy that it’s still people playing this game lol 😂 I love it glad I’m not alone

[@JUNIsLuke]

Amazing video!!

[@AlmightyFO]

Can you do all 3 of the last ones you showed? Replace tektus then make Dima confess then blow up nucleus? I’m trynna get as many perks lol

[@SamBram]

I think once you agree to keep DiMA's secret he takes all the evidence so you can't then ask him to confess. As for the nucleus, I think the key gets taken too but I'm less certain on that one

[@AlmightyFO]

@@SamBram ok thank you

[@corwinhyatt519]

My favorite is turning the island into a nature preserve, at least as close as the spawn mechanics allows. Sadly never figured out a good way to get Nakano out of the area before doing so.

[@Kinger819]

you missed the "caps ending" (spoilers) 1.(optional) complete any side quest you dont want to be gone forever 2. get launch key 3. complete reformation and replace tektus (1500 caps). Do not tell anyone in Far harbor about avery 4. During synth tektus speech blow up the nuclues 5. fast travel to far harbor 6. the "children of atom made peace with us" speech from avery will happen and she will give you 1500 caps 7. Immediately talk to Allen and he will thank you for killing the children of atom and he will give you 1600 caps 8. (optional) wipe out Acadia and sell their stuff back to people of Far Harbor. Free plasma gun this way too

[@johnmorgan792]

Is it possible to complete any of these following endings: Keep DiMA’s secret, Destroy the Nucleus and Reformation before doing more quests for the Far Harbor town folks? I would like to complete the main quest where I help Kasumi Nakano first. Then decide the ending. After all that. I’d like to do whatever quest I can find in Far Harbor. I’m the kind of gamer who prefers to finish the main quests first and then do the other quests after.

[@derpturtlegamur]

9:34 I love the "life is a circus and i am the clown" mentality that this dialogue provides

[@TheGuardian707]

Can you discuss nukaworld after this. And since there’s really only 2 endings instead discuss which gangs you should side with

[@Lord_necromancer]

If you use guns, pack and operators. If you use melee, pack and disciples. Pack damage resistance is great no matter what, and melee damage boost for melee characters Disciples- AP regained on melee kill is a great blitz melee boost, also instigating disciples blade is insanely strong. Operators- 20% damage boost to silenced weapons. Most ballistic weapons can be silenced for the damage boost.

[@PrestonGarhvey]

There's a settlement that needs your help, I'll mark it on your map

[@Obozo_Gaming]

Didn't know there was a "Fuck it, kill everyone" option. Gonna do that my next playthrough.

[@nikik5567]

If an NPC has no component, they are not a synth. Objective fact. No component, means Kasumi is a just misguided girl that Dima took advantage of.

[@hezparker2103]

HEY REALLY CURIOUS! But what is that awesome gear you’re wearing and that gas mask in time stamp 4:20 of the video? Looks really cool and I’ve never seen it in game, thanks

[@christianenglert1432]

I believe that is the marine armor

[@hezparker2103]

@@christianenglert1432 nice thanks man!

[@shannonshepherd5365]

Sam!!! Where you been at man!?

[@twistedaddiction]

19:40 When I got here on my first playthrough. I immediately killed everyone at the door, rushed inside. And fought the entire cult, raiding them for loot. I had no sympathy for them

[@LaurenTheorist]

I always want to try and keep the peace. The number 1 ending is the one I got. I hated replacing the leader of the Children of Atom, but it seemed the best way to keep the peace. I didn't kill the leader, though, I told him to run away. And I did tell Avery the truth about being a synth.

[@normanbell1410]

I won't be doing any of these. First, I despised the cube quest inside Dima's mind and did my first ever console command to skip it. So some perks and armor are not disclosed, and there's no sign of the Dimond city detective. Next I killed all the children of Atom I found and left. Never found Avery's grave. I guess i can find it when I see the Vim factory. Will be interesting to see how al this changes the outcome.

[@KegOfMeat]

The first time I played Far Harbor I massacred the Children of Atom. This time I did two saves: one where I went full dark mode and numbed them, stormed Arcadia with Allen Lee and massacred everyone and then turned the fog condensers off for Far Harbor. Longfellow immediately turned hostile so I gunned him down. The other save I spared everyone. I don’t like that you can’t kill Allen after you tell him that Avery is a synth nor can you kill Brooks without the town turning hostile.

[@AiCarbon]

Having the children blow themselves up and Dima turning himself in, sounds and seems very poetic. Very Shakespeare kind of ending honestly. I dig that ending pf choice!

[@ThomasTee]

The one girpe I had with Far Harbour was that I wanted to tell Dima that it doesn't matter if I am a Synth or not. And that as long as we act sapient we are all people.

[@Frightful_Flan]

But they aren’t people they were created and thus are lesser than.

[@funki4896]

My answer depends on whether the Children of Atom are really up to something or not. If they are actually right (the Fallout univetse is crazy enough for that to be canon) I would obviously side with them.

[@leonwendker3610]

I chose for confssing DiMA and then let the Brotherhood know about Far Harbor. But everyone should get every unique weapon/armor from vendors in Arcadia.

[@ronaldmcdon]

I played out all possible endings and ended up sticking with the children of atom. GLORY TO ATOM

[@NorseGraphic]

Destroy Nucleus by convincing them to launch the missile. Keep Acadia alive, and Far Harbor positive towards Acadia. Edit. One ending I replaced Tectus with the synth, convinced him to go away willingly, peace between the three factions, DiMA still alive because I kept my mouth shut about her being a replacement. -With the nuclear launch key, nobody else can destroy Nucleus. -With the evidence taken away, her true identity is kept safe. -With the code in the players possession, the windmills won’t get shut down. There won’t be a repeat, so things won’t escalate.

[@austflett8614]

can i do all side missions first for far harbor then side with the atom people and destroy far harbor after? then after that i want to tell the brotherhood oof steel of snyth colony after i get the girl back to their family ? i want to end the dlc with my going back to commonwealth to tell BOS

[@seansanchez2241]

Is properly to late to talk now but I think you could but ofc first save the game, or go to sleep and save.

[@robm5889]

I did Option #2 before watching this video. Feels more sustainable and I couldn't stomach Dima's hypocrisy any longer. I'm pretty occupied with settlement building now. Linking supply lines with the Commonwealth is makes it a lot easier.

[@andhikafebrianto807]

Tbh, this dlc story is better than the main story

[@zacharyhaynes8969]

I passed the speech check in DIMA’s confession and they all still attacked Acadia. I don’t really get what I did wrong or if it was a bug

[@lolcatzidk]

Did you also help Far Harbor out? You need to pass the speech check and also have helped a number of residents

[@zacharyhaynes8969]

@@lolcatzidk Yeah, I found out my issue. One of the A.I.’s literally never showed up (the guy they accuse you of murdering). The quest was never made available to me and the guy would never spawn in where he usually does.

[@aircobraman1375]

He might not be a synth but definitely has some hardware in his eyeballs, hence the v.a.t.s.

[@jacobshinnick3863]

I’m American, and I just want to say that definitively, The accents of the U.K triumph over ours. Your voice adds to your delivery as well!

[@joemama4473]

No it doesn't it's just bias based on media, the same reason Indians accent sound so silly.

[@dezmundogaming8780]

I went for the last ending on my first run because i was afraid that forcing dima to confess might put acadia at risk from the people of far habor for his own crime. Definitely appreciated the moral grey areas this dlc offered as well as the chaos you could get in to as well. If all of fallout 4 was structured in this way i think it wouldve been more appreciated in hindsight

[@Yacovo]

Thanks for the video.

[@MU-oi1su]

I always enjoy wiping out all three factions on Far Harbor

[@jonhunsinger5976]

I told Avery she was a synth and started telling Allen and the doctor, even had him do the DNA test. So now at least 2 people know for sure and Allen will have suspicions about her identity. And then had Dima turn himself in. Now I'm not sure what to do with the other 2 factions and kinda want to destroy everyone... 🤔

[@funki4896]

My favorute ending is when Dima confesses bit Acadia gets spared and the Nucleus is convinced to destroy itself

[@PreciousBloodOfJesus7777]

Children of atom but blown up soon as I had the key. Then dima and the other Abominations got destroyed so I could get that sweet +2 luck rifle. No regrets.

[@InfantGarlic]

I 100% agree with the the combined 2 & 3 ending. The arguably evil all die, leaving the peaceful to thrive together.

[@diabolicallink]

I feel like it may be cold and calculating to go with that final option, but considering our character was in the military and the whole narrative is “war never changes.” That the final option is the best. In a sense, the sole survivor changed war here. Yeah, it’s messed up to play god with the synths and it kinda mirrors what the institute does, but we didn’t the end of stopping more death and actually meaning it. Not using it as a mask to gain more power.

[@setlik3gaming80]

Excellent analysis

[@ayakoyuuta]

Far Harbor...... New good settlement location, with vim soda and hermit crab. Sadly only one companion, I want Mariner become another. And the ending...... just make sure everything won't get worse is okay.

[@kaibaiarrio1299]

16:02 bold words from a guy who talks like a noir detective and quotes edgar allan poe

[@superslapface64]

I think that DiMa is the embodiment of the phrase "The road to Hell is paved with good intentions". In his efforts to keep peace, he commits acts of evil. Like replacing Avery with a synth.

[@lazarack4859]

Weirdly enough, siding with Acadia is quite perfect for a science minded Institute playthrough. DiMa is a perfect example of control through manipulation, the ends justify the means in the "promise" of a better future. Perfect for my scientist playthrough. (Edit) Grammar.

[@ianlachey1726]

TIP FOR FIRST TIME FAR HARBOR PLAYERS! If you’re at the quest where you and the mariner are about to go on a boat and captain Avery is there talking, make a hard save, talk with Avery, finish all her dialogue, and wait for her to walk away from the dock. Finish the quest and find Avery in the town, if she is not there, reload and try something else. I played vanilla with no mods because I really want to 100% this game. I really liked this dlc on console at first but the captain Avery despawn bug really took the wind out of my sails since if she is not there then the last missions involving far harbor surviving is bugged and locked off. My disappointment was immeasurable and my day was ruined.

[@Wxyvs-]

telling the brotherhood about Acadia is the best ending imo

[@bRUHrossclat]

I blew up the nucleus , destroyed the town so dima could enjoy controlling nobody . But still that wasn't enough cause I went and told the institute about Dima so they put together a team and we attacked Acadia . So now everyone is gone

[@everardo2346]

I got lock out from the cleaning the land trophy so I blew up the sub

[@CRYOKnox]

Some misstakes but overall wuite good Best outcome for people that don't like loose ends. Destroy the Nukleus, destroy Far Harbor, Wipe out Arcadia with your favorite faction, destroy that faction.

[@ExileOfGods]

What I did was collect the Lauch key and not give it to either Dima or Children of Atom. I confronted Dima about murdering caption Avery and replacing her with a synth. Told Dima to turn himself in to the people of Far Harbour(which I sided with them) but I wanted to make sure Dima paid for his murder so I had him executed. Made sure to say before he got executed that Arcadia is not to blame for what happned and needs to be left alone and learn how to coexist with the synths. All the while, since I still have the Lauch code I can still go to The Nucleus and kill the children of Atom. Also made sure to convince Kasumi she is not a synth and to return home. Personally, I think I got the best ending possible.

[@muddysudz6550]

In the wasteland almost everyone has killed someone. Dima managing to only sort of kill one person is almost impressive considering what he looks like

[@adamb89]

Replace Tectus to ensure peace across the island to get the best ending, then come back later with the Institute and take down Arcadia. Use the key in the Nucleus on your way back just for good measure. The good ending is still locked in, the Children of Atom won't be a problem, and the Institute's rogue hardware is all cleaned up.

[@thetruepostaldude9980]

I’ve just thought of something. Isn’t it technically possible to first, get Allen to destroy Acadia, then shut off the turbines and watch Far Harbor die and finally, end the children of atom by convincing them to get atomized? It’s the most twisted ending I could think, because you, the player, don’t even just kill everyone yourself. No. You manipulate events in such a way to cause total annihilation on the island. I’ll definitely see if this is possible in my latest play through