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Otherwise no, guess you are SOL.
Yeah, I'm SOL on this game anyway as I didn't even mention the other weird thing that is happening in this game. Preston Garvey is no longer giving me any settlement quests. Don't know why that happened either. As I stated, I have literally played hundreds of games and this hasn't before either. Did Bethesda patch the game recently and it changed something?
I cleared the first few settlement quests, then liberated The Castle, but now no matter how many times I try walking by or even speaking to Preston Garvey, he gives no more settlement quests.... despite not having any open settlement quests. In fact, the only settlement quest I've gotten since liberating The Castle was from Radio Freedom... not Preston Garvey. And that was only one (The Slog).
Again, I've played hundreds of games. Always, ALWAYS, after liberating The Castle and Preston Garvey returning to Sanctuary Hills, he would give me new settlement quests (once I've finished any previous ones) normally after returning. But not this game. It has now been.... jeez I guess I liberated The Castle around level 30 or so, it's been that long since getting anymore settlement quests from Garvey. I have literally walked up to him probably a thousand times now... nothing. I made him my follower and then released him several times to try that... nothing. I have only finished maybe 8 or 10 settlement quests... I'm sure not even half. I realize I could just go to them and do whatever... but I keep waiting and hoping he will start giving the quests again so I can rake up those experience points too.
Weird. Having played all these games, on this same computer, and these two things happen in the same game that I've never seen before. Makes me wonder if Bethesda patched it and something broke. I do go online with Steam often enough to get patches and do stuff, I just play Fallout 4 offline exclusively now due to the framerate drops I kept seeing when online that went completely away once I switched to offline.
LOL, discovered that by accident too. I always noticed for those first 3000 hours that I would see frame rate drops often.... and figured that's just my computer lacking power or something. But one day we lost internet for a whole day... and I played that whole day and noticed no more frame rate drops. So then I tried exclusively offline and voila, no more framerate drops except for a couple of places where I think everyone sees them (downtown Boston is one area where I still see them sometimes). But overall switching to offline mode made a big difference.... in Fallout 4. Never noticed it playing any other Steam game online.
But the problem you're describing above is related to this encounter directly, more than likely - you broke the encounter a dozen or more levels ago that's why you haven't been getting any new quests.
Anyway... Regarding Your Problem:
... and Possibly the Aida situation.
I have No Idea what may or may not have happened; but what Zekiran is talking about happened to me once (years ago). After dealing with Kellogg, I left the building, and didn't see the Prydwen Fly by, but it was only the First and Second time I played, so I didn't think much about it. Many Many Many hours of Game Play later I boarded a Vertibird to Attack the BoS, but the Vertibird just flew... UnEndingly... to NoWhere. When I sought to find out what went wrong I found out it was because the Prydwen didn't show up when I left Fort Hagen. Since Prydwen wasn't Triggered (for some reason), the Vertibird (hours later) would never reach the Prydwen. There was nothing to do other than find a Save Game Prior to Kellogg, and do it all over again. But in my case, at least I knew from where I needed to start; and I had Save Games Available.
You may be ... out of Luck, but you still have to have some level of Satisfaction accomplishing what You have Accomplished!!! You're One Cool Old Fat Guy... Dude! :)
I, of course, would encourage it... but it's obviously not for everyone. And in fairness, I have to give you one warning... if you try it.. and like it... you may not be able to play any other way, because that's what's happened to me. I can simply no longer pretend that time between a last save and death didn't happen. It DID happen. That character I was roleplaying died. S/He's dead. And recently (over the summer) I took a break from F4 and tried a couple of my two older favorites, Two Worlds and TES Morrowind.
So, I got lucky with Two Worlds. Played through perma death and beat the game on the third try (on Normal difficulty though). But Morrowind? Man I tried a whole bunch of times. Once I got all the way to level 40 or so in Morrowind... then died in a flash when some sort of dwarven super machine killed me in like two or three hits.
I restarted and decided to try again with just reloading saves but I simply COULD NOT do it. And you know what? There are probably some games that just can't be played that way and now I can no longer play those games because I just can NOT role play becoming dead anymore and "resurrecting" from days ago (in game time) as if those last few days never happened. I. Can't. Do. It.
But it's the adrenaline rush that's got me addicted. Man when you have 175 hours into a game and suddenly you're in a challenging situation.... wow, dude you really do feel it and play it as though it was real death. Cause man, it does HURT to make it to level 64 and then die.
As you stated, it changes how you play. You really, really, really don't just rush into a situation. I have gotten as high as level 77 and died.... and man that was painful. But I've had many, many, (probably over two or three dozen) games where I got hundreds of hours in...made it the 50's and 60's in level, and then died. And wow, I just can't put into words how different the "feeling" is when you know if you die that's it... start over or quit is your only option. You will be careful, and when death becomes near, dude you try ANYTHING, lol, and I mean ANYTHING not to have to go back to that ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ start sequence, get out of the vault, and start over. I have, in times of impending death, eaten/drank just about every kind of med/food I have in my inventory. Jet is your friend. That's gotten me out of so many pickles... but not all obviously as I have yet to finish. lol
But I'm okay with it. If I die (IRL) and never finish.... I still got more than my money's worth out of this game for the literal years of enjoyment, fun, adrenaline rushes, and everything else. I'm either going to finally beat it on survival.... or I'm never going to finish it. And I'm okay with it either way.
But I am thinking Morrowind isn't a game for me to play anymore, because I can no longer play any role playing game other than perma death. Death means death. Not reloading. If you know you can just simply reload... well then real fear and real adrenaline rushes don't happen. You see a legendary Alpha Albino Deathclaw you just run up to it and if he kills you, hey just reload and try again. That's just not doing it for me anymore. And if that same thing happens to you... well you may be cussing me instead of thanking me lol.
Anyway, happy holidays to everyone... and to everyone... play the game any way you want. Save and reload every 5 minutes and use 1000 mods if that's how you want... or play strictly vanilla and perma-death, or anything in between. It's you game, play it your way. I still don't think anyone really cares how someone else plays their game.
But I will try on my next Run... I'm too deep into this current one, and not "Mentally" ready for such a challenge; but I will definitely be going Perm-Death on my next run (with Aesthetic Mods Only)... and "Yes"... cussing You for bring it up! LoL
It's actually funny... I was telling someone about you today (a Non-Gamer), and walked them through the Ridiculously Long Opening Sequence, including Character and Spouse design, to give them an idea of what one would have to deal with on top of losing 'Possibly' hours of game play. Their response was... "Then why would you do that? LoL... I Honestly couldn't give them an answer. ROFL
Anyway... Good Luck with this situation ... with whatever you end up doing.
1. Drop difficulty to non-survival
2. Use the console to fix the issue.
3. Use the console to re-enable survival: