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- Help Far Harbor with every single one of their side quests
- Pass a Speech Check to convince DiMa that he has to be brought to justice
The Children of Atom can be destroyed at any time as long as you have the proper instruments
I just had my own idea to bring the girl home first.
Then tell the brotherhood about acaida...
Thanks anyway im gonna do that real quick!
They won't attack them if you do every single side quest for Far Harbor, afterwards, they'll take your side instead of Captain Avery's asshat sidekick.
DiMa Dead
Arcadia Safe
Far Harbor Safe
You can then take out any of them any time you want.
You have to agree to keep DiMA's secret (because turning him in will fail the BoS quest), but can convince him to destroy the CoA (and presumably Far Harbor as well, but I didn't try that). Once you've turned in the keys and/or destroyed the other factions, that quest line will finish (without failing the BoS quest) and Kasumi will be ready to head home.
Once she's back home you can call in the BoS.
Everybody lives. Everybody gets along. Peace and Prosperity come to Far Harbor. You can change the course of the island forever by making one small moral sacrifice.
It's the ending you can't get with the main game.
Dima is *so* not the same as the institute...
Dima: synth-swaps group leaders when it's obvious that there's little alternative to that group destroying Acadia or another group... in my game, a total of two times, with deep guilt/shame. Faraday, actually, seems a lot more sociopathic about it, but is a devoted 'follower' and should be harmless under a benevolent thumb.
Institute:
"Hey, we need to test this modified gourd on the surface somewhere, any ideas?"
"Yeah, there's this farm that's building on a pile of 200 year old feces, great fertilizer. Owner's a bit of a drunk, apparently."
"That's great, get a synth ready and fetch him, we'll have him 'go sober' after a long bender as a back story and torture the bloody hell out of the real one to fill in all the gaps/details. Get started."
"What about after?"
"Same as every other time, kill everyone, destroy all the evidence, hide the bodies, etc.etc. Why do you always ask that? It's not like we trained all these coursers to trim the trees in the atrium..."
Great huge differences.
Dima after synth-swapping: Oh, what have I done, I can't stand myself, please take the memory away...
Institute after synth swapping: Oh, what have I done, I've got filthy commoner blood on my white lab coat... synth, take this to the laundry and don't bring it back until you can't detect any stains. Bring me stains and I'll wipe you for plumbing duty, got it?
Ctrl-X, Ctrl-V, never have to struggle with guilt ever again, doomed to repeat the past as long as he can conveniently and cleanly forget at the flick of a switch, with nobody to ever question or correct him because he keeps it a secret from everyone.