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not exactly the same
As for the Scientists, they needed to die. For some reason, we are trained to laud over intellectuals, but time and time again "Intellectuals" lead the common folk into ruin and misery, and these particular scientists make the decision very easy by upfront saying "Yeah, we almost destroyed the world, but if we do the same thing again, it totally will have a different outcome" right after you confront them.
He accutally says it when you ahve to make the last disicion. And that was the turning point for me, giving Rhamani hassle because of an error he made is just plain stupid, should have had the balls to say, "Yes it was my fault" instead of blaming someone else.
However the Scientist are (atleast in german version) somewhat okay, they know what they did and regret it (minus the "child", but she just need some morals), but iw ould stil rather had them locked up.
There is a problem with that approach "If all you have is a hammer then every problem has to look like a nail". Thus...
Read this somewhere...
"Rahmani represents the bethesda brotherhood of steel and knight shin represents the original brotherhood of steel, i don't want to get much into spoilers but anyways everyone thinks hey Rahmani is the good guy she is nice and shin is ♥♥♥♥, well no she is the traitor Shin is doing elder's work".
Well...
What that guy posting that garbage fail to realize is that it has been like that since Fallout 2. This inner struggle is why there are chapters and squads. Elder Maxson...General John Maxson changed the attitude abit towards what Rahmani represent in Fallout 76. High Elder Roger Maxson is alot like Shin. Why did General John Maxson have this "softer" attitude?
This is why:
After the fall of the Unity
Following the fall of the Master, Marcus took to the wastes. Around 2185, he came across Jacob, a Brotherhood knight. The two fought for a couple of days, before realizing the futility of the fight. As the pair laughed, Jacob abandoned his sworn oath to destroy mutants and joined Marcus in his travels. As they traveled together, discussing Brotherhood doctrine and the Unity (in particular, the neurolink between the Master and the Cathedral computers), people gradually started following them. After all, it doesn't get any safer than a Brotherhood knight and a super mutant veteran. Marcus led the growing group to the site of a pre-War uranium mining town he knew about from old maps. There, he and Jacob founded the settlement of Broken Hills in the fall of 2185.
With John the Brotherhood changed from being an extermination outfit to a pillar of a new world. The Enclave have objections to that though. This is why John wasnt liked by the other Elders. To them John had strange ideas...why not murder everything and then we shall have peace?
Elder Arthur Maxson was torn between these two. He tried to do both justice by honor their legacy. He almost gave up....now you have Rahmani and Shin doing what they do and Arthur Maxson has no idea whats going on. These two BOS noobs have no idea what injuries they dug up by fighting like this. Eventhough Arthur is abit like Rahmani under that shell of his...he will most likely have both executed.
Dont argue, thats how it is...deal with it.
General John Maxson is the grandson of Roger Maxson, and the high elder of the Brotherhood of Steel in the year 2161.
High Elder Roger Maxson (service number 072389) was a captain in the United States Army and the founder of the Brotherhood of Steel, serving as its first high elder after the Great War.
Elder Arthur Maxson (Brotherhood registration MX-001E) is the last descendant of the Maxson lineage. He served as a squire in the Citadel in 2277 and is currently the supreme commander of the East Coast chapter of the Brotherhood in 2287.
Jeremy Maxson is a descendant of Roger Maxson and John Maxson.
Jonathan Maxson was the father of Arthur Maxson and husband of Jessica Maxson.
Other BOS leaders that was abit like Rahmani:
General Barnaky
Elder Owyn Lyons
General Dekker
Few more....not many.
Thats how raider leadership usually works. What makes anyone think that behavior will fly with high command. Why i said in my previous post "Eventhough Arthur is abit like Rahmani under that shell of his...he will most likely have both executed". The justification he has is outside the reach of the Shin vs Rhamani drama.
fallout 4 and Arthur maxson shows us what happens when the answer is you open your doors but also dont help in every way possible and the answer is the prydwen crashing through the common wealth sky.
fallout 3 and owen lyons is what happens when you fully embrace open door policy drained resources (scribe bigsley literally had 24 caps to run the water caravans) and fighting (the outcasts)
fallout new vegas and mcnamera and hardin shows us what happens when you dont stop the isolation and it is wasting away to scared to leave their bunker the biggest presence on the surface is the 3 dead patrols
fallout 1 and 2 dont really apply to this their the base starting point you could say
now Appalachia and the good knight and the questionable paladin she wants to open up the brotherhood just lke lyons did only their in a much weaker place theres not even 100 of them while knight shin is more like arthur maxson he is open to new recruits but will still keep their over all contriputions to a minimal and all evidence says that this is the most beneficial path for the brotherhood to take