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Who would he appoint? Madison Li, one he never trusted, with known links to the Brotherhood of Steel and haunted by the ghosts of war? He wasn't privy to the fact that she had a lot of spite for the Institute's contempt for the survivors above, and even lied to her about Brian Virgil's whereabouts, Justin Ayo, with his tyrannical tendencies to manipulate the entire Institute towards his own personal gain, Clayton Holdren, which would do just about anything to manipulate biology and restore the future, even if it meant railroading from the Institute's core ideology? Allie Filmore, deluxe janitor and "chief engineer"? Nah.
Yep. They bugged out before the Survivor even got there. Leaving an excellent story and a few synths behind.
Got to think what the Institute is capable of. They tried to kill the Survivor.
There is a mystery still, but there is no mystery if the Institute is telling the truth or not. They were telling alot of lies and dropping alot of synths. Thats their way. Thats the fiction.
They didn't bug out, they're all considered untrustworthy and with their own ideological background. Madison Li in particular had an itch to betray the Institute, she felt used by it, Dr. Li's life is a very sad one - she has been lied to and manipulated by just about everybody she was associated with, sexually frustrated (James turned her down for Catherine, and then ran off to Vault 101 with the Lone Wanderer, just when she had a chance James died in the Project Purity control room), Brian Virgil did not believe that the ends justified the means and sabotaged the FEV program, it goes on and on, man. All of it is documented in the game somewhere, and a lot of it is also founded upon the events of Fallout 3.
See you ignoring the facts and assuming the Institute is telling the truth... Also ignoring what the Institute capabilites are.
That the loyal Institute bugged out is a wild guess. Or that just the leader did. But its likely.
The Institute has many reasons to manipulate people. However, this runs deeper than that, it's the very foundation of its organization. This is a personal thing for Shaun, not for the Institute. The Institute follows a presidential model of government, except that there are no elections and successors are appointed by the previous director while still in life.
Shaun is the director, and the other sub-directors act as the Congress. Much like Trump doesn't govern the US like Shillary would, the Institute under Shaun is different than it was under the previous director, and it would be different with any of the other directors at its helm. While it is true Congress has to authorize most of the President's moves, the internal strife and power struggle that was taking place within the Institute required Shaun to take drastic action at the peril of the organization's very end.
Either he ran the risk of getting it destroyed by the SS, or he would have it destroyed from within.
I see you are ignoring the facts.
The real Shaun escaped the Institute and let the Survivor free and remains at large somewhere outside the Commonwealth. Basically everything the Institute told the Survivor was a lie.
Read back 2 pages for details. The great secret has been discovered! :)
In fact I am going to search for the real Shauns camp sites and maybe clues as he made his escape from the Commonwealth.
That was already explained.
But it is quite the story, that the Survivor seen such tragedy having his son stolen from him by this cruel faction, and that his son later escapes and sets him free.
The irony, that his son had already escaped the Commonwealth as he woke up.
"I figured it out", "facts here and there".
Back up your "facts".
All done.
Every single one of them, controlled, liberated, or not, has them. Why wasn't it removed from synths that have been freed, after they've been reprogrammed by the Railroad, then? If you're going to take things that far, you might as well believe the Railroad has a far more sinister plan in mind.